Walter Warfield Building

The Dr. Walter Warfield Building, located in Lexington, Kentucky, is a historic Second Empire-style structure built in 1806. Originally a two-story brick building, it was expanded in 1870 to include a third story with a distinctive Mansard roof. This building was named after Dr. Walter Warfield, a notable physician and veteran of the American Revolution, who played a significant role in the early medical education at Transylvania University. The building is part of Jordan's Row, a collection of historic buildings, and reflects the architectural and cultural heritage of the region, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.