08/13/2026
Week 32: Architecture
Built in 1913, the mansion is a beautiful example of Tudor-Jacobethan Revival architecture. Inspired by the grand homes of Tudor and Elizabethan England, the architecture was designed to feel historic, substantial, and a little bit storybook-like — even though the mansion was built right here in Pottsville in the early 20th century.
Take a look at the exterior and you’ll notice some of the signature details: steeply pitched and varied rooflines, prominent gables, decorative half-timbering, tall brick chimneys, stone accents, multi-paned windows, and an asymmetrical façade that gives the home its distinctive character.
One of our favorite things about the mansion is that there isn’t just one detail that makes it special. It’s the way all of these architectural elements come together to create a home that feels both grand and incredibly unique. Every angle tells a slightly different story. 🏡
So the next time you pass by the mansion, take a second look. You might notice something you’ve never seen before.