The expression, “If these walls could talk,” takes on a whole new meaning once you see the B. F. Liddon House in Corinth.

The castle-like home is located at the corner of Webster and Bunch in Corinth.
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Constructed by Benjamin Franklin Liddon, the home was completed in 1908.
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
Described as an “eccentric man,” Liddon was a businessman, architect, and extreme motion picture enthusiast, who hoped to bring entertainment to the young and old.
Mississippi and the SOUTH via B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
Exterior characteristics, such as Corinthian columns, intricate stonework, and turrets, have led to the home being called the “most imposing and visually interesting in Northeast Mississippi.”
Mississippi and the SOUTH via B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook

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The Corinthian columns were made from materials imported from New York.
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
The interior of the home is just as impressive. Mosaic tile floors in varying patterns fill the home.
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
The 20’ beamed ceilings are another of the home’s notable features.
B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook
After being vacant for some time, the home began to attract a great deal of stray cats, leading to the nickname the “Cat House.”
Mississippi and the SOUTH via B. F. Liddon House, also known as "The Cat House" - circa 1907/Facebook

The B.F. Liddon House was recently purchased by new owners and is currently being restored. Follow the home’s progress on Facebook.

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