The Voleskv Family Home at 592 Dakota Avenue South is featured
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This is the third in a series of homes that exist within the Campbell Park Histori District in Huron.
HURON — The 23-room turn-of-the-century mansion at 592 Dakota South was built in 1910 by Claude and Marian Dickinson. Since 1990 this classic American two-story house has been owned and occupied by Ron and Tara Volesky and their four children Tyler, Turner, Tucker and Taylor, along with the family’s 16-year-old black lab Riggs.
The majestic entry pediment is supported by Doric six-sided columns, which add much to the beauty of the frontal exterior. A stained glass door with Asian motifs adorn the impressive front entrance along with unique terrazzo flooring on the front porch landing.
PHOTO BY ANGELINA DELLA ROCCO/PLAINSMAN
This house at 592 Dakota South is in the Campbell Park Historic District and has been the home of the Ron and Tara Volesky family for nearly 20 years.