The exterior is now weatherboarded with plain wooden corner posts, but much of the circa 1810 beaded siding applied with cut nails survives underneath and is somewhat unusual because the bottom of each board is rabbeted so the siding lies much flatter that otherwise possible in lapped siding.
The exterior is weatherboarded with plain wooden corner posts, and much of the circa 1810 beaded siding applied with cut nails with wrought heads survives underneath. This earlier siding is somewhat unusual because the bottom of each board was rabbeted so the siding lies much flatter that otherwise possible in lapped siding.