HISTORY
Eader House, known as the Eader-Walker-Skinner House in the College Hill Historic District of Brownsville, Tennessee, was built by Jonathan Eader around 1865. He and his wife Catharine were prominent residents in Brownsville and lived there the rest of their lives. They had one son, Lewis Eader.
Their home is a Greek Revival two story frame house boasts original walnut double doors, intricate woodwork, and a beautiful winding staircase. Original moldings and hardwood floors are still present in portions of the home. The grand pediment, supported by tall, octagonal columns, features a semi-circular opening and detailed woodwork. A hand-scrolled sawtooth railing encloses the full-length balcony.
Meet the Current Owners

MEET KRISTA
THE OWNER
Hi. Krista here. I was born in Nebraska, but grew up in downtown Minneapolis, MN. I married that handsome man below back in 2006 and we have three beautiful children together. We have lived in Jackson, TN for a little over 6 years now.
MEET STEVEN
THE OWNER
Hi there. Steven here. I was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario. I moved to the United States on an athletic scholarship and received a degree in business administration. I met my beautiful wife the summer after graduating from college and we were married a year later.
