Image: Lewis Noble House aka Hubert E. Stritmatter House, Bishop Noble House

Description: Daughter Kathy and I recently drove streets in Worthington, Ohio, my hometown, that I'd not traveled for over 30 years. I carried a copy of the National Register of Historical Places and saw houses that I'd walked and driven past years ago without noticing. I found the home on West South St. interesting. Besides old houses, Worthington folks have kept many of the brick sidewalks in good repair. From the Worthington Historical Society web site I learned: "The original portion of this house was constructed by the Lewis family in 1857-59, and a two-story wing added by the Nobles in 1883. The original woodwork is intact. It is an important link to the agricultural heritage of the area south of Worthington where the Lewis and Noble families farmed."
Title: Lewis Noble House aka Hubert E. Stritmatter House, Bishop Noble House
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Author: Don O'Brien
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