Wallace E. Cornelius built this Colonial Revival house around 1890 with his father, a skilled carpenter and builder.

It is a 2 1/2-story shingled gable-sided roofed house with the ridge perpendicular to the road. A central chimney pierces the roof ridge. A deep porch is carried on Tuscan columns. A notable Palladium window can be seen in the gable field. A one-story bay window is located on the left-side. A turn-of-the century garage survives intact.