John & Julia Williams Residence

A large, red-brick mansion with ornate stone detailing, tall windows, and decorative white balustrades, surrounded by bare trees and evergreens on a cloudy day.

2601 E. 2nd St.

When Frederick Perkins designed this exemplary brick-and-stone English Revival home for the Williams’ family he included a circular drive way that parallels the northwest face of the house’s concave curved façade. Mr. Williams was an attorney, but the house’s claim to fame is that it became known as the “Sinclair Lewis House” when the author lived there from 1944 to 1946. From 1951 to 1992 it served as a convent for Dominican nuns.

Property Details



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