Attic Walls Still Bear the Original Owner's Handwriting. Climb the wraparound porch and step into a foyer washed in color from the original 1895 stained-glass window — a first impression this Queen Anne has been making for 130 years. Known locally as the Applegate/Cook House, this contributing property in Corydon's Historic District pairs original character with a 1988 restoration that brought it current without erasing what made it special. The main level offers a living room and dining hall each with a decorative fireplace, a window-wrapped family room, and a kitchen with its own butler's pantry — a rare find in Corydon's historic core. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own bath, two more bedrooms connect to one another, and a window-ringed bonus room works as a 4th bedroom, playroom, or office. A second full bath with a clawfoot tub, laundry, and a walk-in closet with cedar-lined drawers has kept linens fresh for generations. Climb one more flight and the finishable attic still carries handwriting from the home's original owner across its walls. A detached two-car garage sits behind the home with ample off-street parking. An easy walk to the Corydon Capitol State Historic Site, the Constitution Elm, and the courthouse square, with Louisville roughly 20 miles south via I-64. Homes with this much documented history don't come up often in Corydon. Schedule your private tour before it's gone. 1 year old roof & copper gutters! Home being sold AS-IS. Inspections welcome.