BGlad, here is a plan I found online which might be close to your house. You might have it reversed, which many builders and plan books could do. About your woodwork, I don't think it's been refinished...mine looks very similar, and I know it is untouched. And, it was never painted--even kit houses specified either natural finish or paint as options, with stain being the preferred choice whether the wood was douglas fir, southern yellow pine or oak. If anything has been done to your trim, I think at most it was another coat of shellac to even out the 'bumpy' spots which can occur after nearly a century. I'm torn about re-shellacking mine because I love the patina, but it would be nice if it was smooth again. I think that the ceiling molding in your foyer is probably later, done when the tiles were put up. Can't tell from the pics, but is the opening to your dining room just a wide opening, or is there a door of some sort? Here is a link that might be useful: Harris House Plan

Thank you so much for your responds I will attach more pictures so you guys can see the molding and much more. It has been crazy for me and my husband, we bought this house over a year ago, and we have done nothing to it, the house was vacant for over 2 years and now we are trying to bring it back to life, the house has 5 Beds 1 full bath and 2 half baths, before I found this website we were thinking on replacing all windows, for what I have read that will not be the best idea. I also would like to know if you guys have any input on what kind of siding should we do, right now we have clapboard, and its all run down and damage either from termites or water, I notice a lot the historic house around me have vinyl but im not sure if that will be ideal on a house so old. Thanks Here is a link that might be useful: one more picture on my house

Genus hippeastrum. Not to be confused with the related but different genus amaryllis.

I am not an expert but I don't think it is a valuable antique. Squeeze behind it and look and see if there is any writing or labelling in the back, and take out all the drawers and look at the bottom of them and do the same. If you have someone to help you (don't hurt yourself!) turn it sideways (with a sheet and padding on the floor) and look on the bottom and see if anything is written on the bottom. If this is not a valuable piece, go right ahead and paint it any wonderful color you like. Invite Beth H into the thread, she knows all about this stuff and paints furniture.