Park in the driveway and walk around this circa 1880s limestone Gothic Revival farmhouse, barn, and water tower and the 1890s wash house and granary. The house, barn and water tower are good examples of how settlers used locally quarried limestone to build homesteads. This homestead is unique because of the stylish details added in the construction. The farmstead at one time included an icehouse, dairy barn, hog barn, chicken house, brooder house and coal shed. (NRHP)