This largely intact, contributing, c.1855 residence has a 2-story, gable-front main block with a c.1880 1-1/2 story mansard-roofed, side wing. Original features include 2/2 sash, cornice brackets, first-floor bay window, and pilastered door surrounds.
The two story block is probably of Greek Revival style supported by the building’s proportions and by the fenestration (upper windows and door) and the roof pitch and ‘entablature’. Significant changes were made, possibly at the time of the one story, Second Empire addition.
Such changes include the addition of eaves brackets, window heads, bay window, and siding which may well be an even later change.
The two story block is probably of Greek Revival style supported by the building’s proportions and by the fenestration (upper windows and door) and the roof pitch and ‘entablature’. Significant changes were made, possibly at the time of the one story, Second Empire addition.
Such changes include the addition of eaves brackets, window heads, bay window, and siding which may well be an even later change.
