Westleigh Farms
Indiana, United States
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Westleigh Farms, located in Butler Township, Miami County, Indiana, is a historic home and farm best known as the childhood residence of composer and songwriter Cole Porter. The main house, the Porter-Cole House, was constructed around 1913 as an asymmetrical two-story brick dwelling in the Classical Revival style. The property also features a gambrel-roof frame barn with a basement, built circa 1913, alongside several contributing structures including a power house, garage, calving barn, shop, brick tenant's house, and summer kitchen. The complex was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.
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- Indiana, United States
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