Peoria Journal Star: How historic Peoria homes are grabbing national attention

Peoria Journal Star: How historic Peoria homes are grabbing national attention

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The elaborate oak woodwork of the Lilly and Flavell Shurtleff House, 802 NE Perry, has been restored to its original glory. The Queen Anne-style home was built in 1896, and owner Jim Johnson hopes to find a buyer willing to preserve all the work he and business partner Paul Joseph have put into it since its purchase in 2018.

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How historic Peoria homes are grabbing national attention

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