Lamson House

The Lamson House is located at 241 Center Road in Bedford, Ohio. It was built in 1899 for William F. Lamson. The Lamson Family were wealthy and prominent land owners in Bedford.[1] It was designed by architect Sidney Badgley. It is one of the few residential properties designed by Sidney Badgley that is still standing and occupied, as most have been razed due to abandonment, neglect, or age.[2]

The Lamson House in Bedford, Ohio

References

Badgley, Sidney (1896). An Architectural Souvenir Consisting Of Some Of The Work Done During Twenty Years By S.R. Badgley in Cleveland, OH. Cleveland, Ohio: The Cleveland Prtg. and Publ. Co. p. 48.
"Sidney Badgley". Cleveland Architects Database. Cleveland Landmarks Commission. Retrieved 12 February 2016.

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[1] Badgley, Sidney (1896). An Architectural Souvenir Consisting Of Some Of The Work Done During Twenty Years By S.R. Badgley in Cleveland, OH. Cleveland, Ohio: The Cleveland Prtg. and Publ. Co. p. 48.

[2] "Sidney Badgley". Cleveland Architects Database. Cleveland Landmarks Commission. Retrieved 12 February 2016.