Norman Kellogg House: Built 107 Years after The United State’s Independence

Homes
Written By James Bairaktaris
Built in 1883, the Norman S. Kellogg House on Riverside Avenue celebrated its 138th Fourth of July with bunting and flags. The home was built over 100 years after Independence Day in 1776, and won the 2015 Preservation Award from the Westport Historic District Commission.

Built in 1883, the Norman S. Kellogg House on Riverside Avenue celebrated its 138th Fourth of July with bunting and flags. The home was built over 100 years after Independence Day in 1776, and won the 2015 Preservation Award from the Westport Historic District Commission.

James Bairaktaris
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