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# Worsham House

Jessalyn Friske on Instagram: "My next stop on the Fourth & Gill Home Tour was this craftsman bungalow, built in 1920 by Earl and Fred Worsham. The Worshams were brothers that took over their father and uncle's construction business. Earl built an elaborate Tudor style house on Kingston Pike for himself in 1925, which was designed by Barber & McMurry. Meanwhile, Fred and his wife Bessie lived here until 1926. The current owners of the house have lived here since 2001 and are an architect couple who have been able to make the most of its modest square footage. In 2007, a rear porch was converted into a master bathroom and closet. A more recent renovation added a third bedroom and tweaked the interior layout.

#fourthandgill #knoxvilletn #craftsmanhome #bungalow #oldhouse #oldhouselove" — 0 likes, 0 comments - jessalynfriske on June 2, 2026: "My next stop on the Fourth & Gill Home Tour was this craftsman bungalow, built in 1920 by Earl and Fred Worsham. The Worshams were brothers that took over their father and uncle's construction business. Earl built an elaborate Tudor style house on Kingston Pike for himself in 1925, which was designed by Barber & McMurry. Meanwhile, Fred and his wife Bessie lived here until 1926. The current owners of the house have lived here since 2001 and are an architect couple who have been able to make the most of its modest square footage. In 2007, a rear porch was converted into a master bathroom and closet. A more recent renovation added a third bedroom and tweaked the interior layout.

#fourthandgill #knoxvilletn #craftsmanhome #bungalow #oldhouse #oldhouselove".  — https://www.instagram.com/p/DZGyTAoAOkc/?img_index=1