Our key restoration projects, both in term of size, setting and historical significance offer a rare opportunity to occupy an early settler's homestead completely restored to reflect today's sensibilities.

The sense of pride and serenity you and your family will experience from living in a "historic home" cannot be equaled by modern construction and siting.

Early homes and homesteads are excellent conduits for people searching for simpler and greener lifestyles. Most sites are well suited to planting gardens and some to animal husbandry.

• 216 Boone Monument Road, Marthasville, MO 63337
  AKA David Bryan Homestead (circa 1799).
  Property encompasses the Bryan/Boone Cemetery, log cabin and home.
  In process of restoration
  
  
• 802 E. Main, Marthasville, MO 63337
  AKA Griswold Home (circa 1843)
  Approved for Placing in the National Registry of Historic Places
  
  
• 1933 Four Mile Road, Washington, MO 63090
  AKA Alfermann-Voss Homestead (circa 1848)
  
  
• 255 Shobe Ave. Morrison, MO 65061
  AKA Shobe-Morrison Home (circa 1828)
  Placed on the National Registry of Historic Places
  
  
• 7781 Brunetti Lane (Fmr. Grande Vista), Robertsville, MO 63072
  AKA Twitty-Carlander-Jones Homestead (1830-1870)
  Private Residence
  
  
• 3 Mill Street, Elsah, IL 62028
  AKA Keyser-Read-Holt House (circa 1859)
  Placed on the National Registry of Historic Places
  
  
• 46 Mill Street, Elsah, IL 62028
  AKA Keller-Slusser Home (circa 1858)
  Placed on the National Register of Historic Places
  
  
• 57 Mill Street, Elsah, IL 62028
  AKA Ward-Rockabrand Home (circa 1858)
  Placed on the National Registry of Historic Places