_commercial-historic-building-for-sale-near-nashville.jpg "Commercial Historic Building For Sale- Near Nashville from 1860 the the civil war was inevitable Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 02-Feb-2016
✓ Published: 02-Feb-2016
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Built by Henry FitzGerald on S. Water, this impressive American Italianate style home was started in 1860 and completed just after he returned from the Civil War in 1866. nnThe Historic FitzGerald Estate was originally 15 acres with a Smoke House, Carriage House, Servant Quarters, 3 foremen houses and a working Cotton Mill—Fitzgerald & Co. Cotton Mills.nnCurrently standing on the FitzGerald Estate are the 3,646 square foot historic building, Two Vintage Utility buildings and over 20 parkin
Built by Henry FitzGerald on S. Water, this impressive American Italianate style home was started in 1860 and completed just after he returned from the Civil War in 1866. nnThe Historic FitzGerald Estate was originally 15 acres with a Smoke House, Carriage House, Servant Quarters, 3 foremen houses and a working Cotton Mill—Fitzgerald & Co. Cotton Mills.nnCurrently standing on the FitzGerald Estate are the 3,646 square foot historic building, Two Vintage Utility buildings and over 20 parkin
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