7. Loudoun House

Now home to the Lexington Art League and its exhibitions, this impressive Gothic Revival home was built in the early 1850s by local builder John McMurtry and was based on designs by Alexander Jackson Davis, a New York architect. Towers, crenellations, and arched windows distinguish Loudoun House, which is surrounded by old, towering trees. In keeping with its romantic leanings, the structure is said to be haunted by Victorian-era apparitions.   (© 10Best)

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