This contributing residence was constructed c.1869 as a 1-1/2 story, vernacular, wood frame residence, with possible later nineteenth century, Queen Anne modifications. This building features 2/2 pane sash, side-gabled plan with cornice returns, gabled dormer, brick chimney, shingled gable detailing, and nineteenth century entry and side porches with turned wood columns. This building is significant for recalling the mid-to-late nineteenth century residential development of the hamlet.
Mrs. J. Patterson as indicated on 1876 Beers Atlas aka Lenore Smith house late 1900’s Possibly built by Burhans as worker housing.
Mrs. J. Patterson as indicated on 1876 Beers Atlas aka Lenore Smith house late 1900’s Possibly built by Burhans as worker housing.
