Barker Mansion by rangeriderrichard

Photography • Historical • posted on Mar 12, 2005

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Description

This mansion in Michigan City, Indiana was built in 1857. It was the home of John H. Barker who founded the Barker and Haskell Railroad Car Company, which later became Pullman-Standard. It is now a museum and civic center. It is opulent inside and out. A magnificent third-floor ballroom is a special feature of the home.

Comments (13)

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Zacko

1:24PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Wow!!! That is one amazing building...not that realistic in my house building plans though, LOL. Perfect, crisp and clear capture of it. Excellent work!!! Thanks for sharing, enjoy your weekend!!! #:o)

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Onslow

1:34PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Wonderful sharp focus on this beautiful old house. Some amazing brickwork - must have taken ages. Love your series on houses :)

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ysvry

3:50PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

great pic

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marybelgium

4:56PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Beautifully done !

soulofharmony

5:06PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

this guy had good classical taste and an eye for design.. beautiful clarity and wonderful angle od shot...superb... love the sound of the ballroom.. :) ex

hammond73

5:07PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Love the brick work. Beautifully maintained over the years.

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diomedes66

7:50PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Magnificent historical composition and the presentation and detail are superb! Well done!

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WandM

1:42AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Survives the time in a beautiful way. Indeed crisp and clear shot.

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danamo

4:28AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Your photo captures the beautiful details of this wonderful ediface!

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MossSphere

4:26AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

An amazing building and a super picture of it - the detail on the brickwork has come out really well. Did they model the Pullman coaches on his house? 8)

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