 Chief among the few surviving pre-war buildings on the battlefield is the Yeiser House; like most of the other survivors, it is Greek Revival in style, although it differs from most contemporary Kentucky houses because of the sheltered porch on its facade.One story tall, the Yeiser House is a brick structure with a shallow hip roof pierced by a pair of chimneys on the roofline.Its walls, fully thick, are divided into three bays on the facade.