This two-story brick home was built by H. Kingsbury in 1869.  A dining room, kitchen and bath were added in 1883.  This may have been the first interior bath in the community.  The north facade has an ornate Victorian frame porch with chambered  posts.  Much of the interior has original fixtures and features.  A large two-story board and batten building with a gable roof sits along the alley to the south and has access from there.  This barn may have been used as a livery stable, as one of the owners was noted for fine matched horses.  

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Amanda Dodson

This site is listed on the National Register Historic Places.

12/16/2004

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