Address: 1126 Gilead Street
Inventory Num: 189
Location: North side 0.2 Mi east of Murphy Road
Year Built: 1863
Builder: George Hodge
Style: Greek Revival
Current Use: Farm
Notable Architectural Features:
- Pedimented gable end to street
- 6/6 sash throughout
- Corner pilasters with recessed Victorian arched panels
- Doorway has an entablature supported by pilasters with the same arched panels, sidelights and transom windows have arched windows with quatrafoil shaped windows in the corners.
- The tympanum has flush boarding and a Victorian Palladian window with the same arched pilasters
- Ashlar foundation
Importance:Thompson Strickland, owner of nearby gristmill and brother of Mrs. Seth Dickinson of 1166 Gilead Street, wanted "a house similar to hers only bigger and better." This house contains 14 rooms, has 2 sets of pocket doors, and very elaborate molding, particularly on the first floor.
(Annie (Hutchinson) Foote) 
