725 S Main St

From the National Register nomination

Queen Anne Foursquare-form two-story house with penciled stretcher-bond brick veneer and an asphalt-shingled hip roof with gables. The one-story wraparound porch has classical columns on low brick pedestals. The front entry has a baskethandle-arch fanlight with leaded glass, sidelights, and a natural-finish five horizontal panel wood door. There is a vinyl-sided second-story room (sleeping porch?) over the north side of the porch with a pedimented gable with fishscale wood shingles. Fishscale wood shingles also sheathe a north side gable. A one-story rectangular-plan bay window on sawn brackets on the south side and a one-story bay window on the north side have fishscale wood shingle sheathing. The segmental-arch windows have 6/6 and 4/4 sash with fake muntins, and some have incised ornament in the wooden lintels. Other features include a limestone foundation, an interior brick chimney, and a Palladian window in the front gable.