Click image to enlarge. This circa-1906 neo-classical revival home recalls better economic times, featuring a central, double-leaf entrance with full transom and sidelights, a dominant full-height portico with paired terracotta Corinthian columns, a side porte cochère, decorative quoins, and exterior corbelled chimneys. The finest example of such a house in these parts, the Coleman House interior showcases soaring ceilings, wood burning fireplaces, and an overly generous double-L staircase. The house was recently purchased by out-of-towners, but difficulties discovered while repairing the house are forcing the new owners to offer it for sale again. Many repairs still need to be made to the house, and if the present owners do not find a buyer, they will be forced to demolish the house for salvage, in order to recoup their financial losses.
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