Another Historic Home Burns In Huntsville

• December 3, 2019

Historic Ware - Kelly House Burns In Huntsville

Yet another historic home burned in Huntsville last week. The Ware House originally built in 1888 caught fire on the night of Wednesday the 27th of November. Other media reports said no one was injured in the home but neighbors saved two dogs while a cat apparently succumbed to the flames.

This is the second historic home to burn in just a few weeks and although the Ware House is located in the Olde Town District it is only a block away from the 1889 Davis House located in the Twickenham District that burned on October 27th.

Jim Casey • October 17, 2021
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