Buildings & Places

Built by Fowble for Warfield in the popular arcade style of the era with an open middle and stores on both sides.

Old farmhouse on beautiful farmland built by the Brown family circa 1790

Recently renovated and now used by the state for training police, it was once the input point to the hospital.

The second Patterson House, built on the same spot where the first Patterson mansion burned.

Carried across the river.

Built in the 1920s by John Hood, once the town's post office, this is now E. W. Beck's pub.

The Warfield G building opened in 1927 for female patients.

Built by J. Harvey Fowble for Dr. Frank Lucas

Original home of the Pattersons, then Frank Brown, and then the first two superintendents at Springfield

Sykes' 47 room hotel washed away in the flood of 1868.