Address 102 Main St., St. Martinville, LA 70582
Year Built 1892
Building History
L.J. Gardemal built his house, with its unusual onion-shaped tin dome, prior to 1892. This home has a predominant location and unusual architecture. Most townpersons would probably know it as the Gary House, based on its long-time residents, the Gary family. Some day, this fine home would make a great bed and breakfast hotel.
Queen Anne Revival residence of 1 1/2 stories with Eastlake columns on raised curving gallery. An outstanding feature of this home is the octaganal side turret surmounted by a pressed tin onion dome.
Building Description
Queen Anne Revival residence. One-and one-half stories with Eastlake columns on raised curving gallery. Octagonal side turret with flared hinged skirting at the tip and surmounted by pressed tin onion dome.
Open to Public? No
Other Info Private residence
Source: 1896 in Le Petit Paris: Turning the Century in Southwest Louisiana by Lawrence F.M. Capuder, Sr.
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