18. S. F. Ewald House
320 East Withers Road - Privately Owned
As you continue down Withers Road, the next three homes are examples of the Queen Anne Victorian style. Built around 1900, the first home belonged to S. F. Ewald who owned a boot and shoe business and also sold insurance. W.H. Copenhaver owned the house in 1921. The home is now divided into apartments.
19. Mrs. S. F. Ewald House
340 East Withers Road - Privately Owned
This two-story brick home has stuccoed walls on the second story and a one story front porch supported by wood colonnades on brick pedestals. This house was occupied by Mrs. S. F. Ewald in 1921.
20. M. L. Harrison House
360 East Withers Road - Privately Owned
This two-story brick Victorian has walls laid in blond Roman bricks and a wrap around porch supported by Ionic columns on stone pedestals. At the west corner is a two-story curved projection while at the east corner is a two-story bay window. Round stained glass windows and smaller Palladian windows add character to this lovely home.
21. Caldwell-Williams House
420 East Withers Road - Privately Owned
This framed Victorian style home, first owned
by M. M. Caldwell, dates back to the 1890's. The unusual and decorative
weatherboard at the top of the house is known as "gingerbread."
Caldwell served as a Town Councilman in Wytheville's early years.
Judge Samuel W. Williams, who also lived at The Pines, was another
prominent owner of the property.
