The Armour-Stiner Octagon House, an 1870s residence, was restored from near-ruin to a remarkable architectural gem. Its guided tours showcase the colorful exterior and intricately decorated rooms of this unique home, which remains a private residence. Visitors learn about the incredible efforts taken to preserve original details, such as paint colors and structural features, while gaining insight from Jess Lombardi, who shares her experiences overseeing the restoration. This project, described by Joseph Lombardi as a complex puzzle, reveals the dramatic history and renovation challenges faced over the last five decades.
The restoration of The Armour-Stiner Octagon House transformed it from near-ruin to a stunning architectural treasure, showcasing meticulous research and original details.
Visitors gain exclusive insights into the Octagon House’s creative restoration process, highlighted by the discovery of original paint colors and architectural details.
The guided tour provides access to the historic greenhouse, with behind-the-scenes perspectives shared by Jess Lombardi, illustrating the challenges of the restoration journey.
Joseph Lombardi described restoring The Octagon House as "like assembling a 500,000-piece jigsaw puzzle" due to its complexity and the numerous historical details involved.
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