This home was constructed around the turn on the century. On the 1922 Sanborn Fire Map, the house is depicted as a 2 story structure with a porch across the front and a 1 story extension at the left rear of the house. Each part of the house had a tin roof or slate roof. A small garage used to stand to the west of the house.
From the Maryland Historical Trust - State Historic Sites Inventory Form - 1985
Tin roof covered over layers of wood shingles. 2 inside chimneys at each gable. Boxed cornices with returns. 3 bays wide; 2 deep. Windows 6 over 6. There is a veranda entirely enclosed. There is a 1 story in rear L with gabled tin roof. Attached is a modern 1 story, shed roof addition. Federal style. An outbuilding is a gabled, tin roof small structure with asbestos siding. Door has narrow vertical boards.