This contributing building was constructed c.1900-10 as a shoe shop and later converted for use as a residence. The 1-story, T-shaped building has a hip-on-gable main block with eave front and shiplap siding, and front gabled wing with clapboard siding. Although the building still reads as an historic building, fits conversion to a residence has obscured a clear reading of its historic commercial function.
| Warrensburgh Heritage Trail | 116 River Street |
This contributing building was constructed c.1900-10 as a shoe shop and later converted for use as a residence. The 1-story, T-shaped building has a hip-on-gable main block with eave front and shiplap siding, and front gabled wing with clapboard siding. Although the building still reads as an historic building, fits conversion to a residence has obscured a clear reading of its historic commercial function.
