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Highland House (c. 1902)

Highland House (c. 1902)
810 Highland Circle

A "robber baron" styled mansion, Highland House was built in the early 1900s. W. S. Lindamood built his brick home on the site of an earlier home that was burned down by a jealous housekeeper who was in love with him.

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P.O. Box 789  •  Columbus, MS 39703  •  662.329.1191  •  800.327.2686