It was built for a laborer circa 1850 in the Greek Revival style; its form is very rare for southeastern New England, and is more commonly found in northern Worcester County, southern New Hampshire and in the Connecticut River valley.
It was built circa 1850 in the Greek Revival style in a form that is very rare for Southeastern New England. The broad gabled front with more than one upper level is more common in northern Worcester County, southern New Hampshire and in the Connecticut River valley.