Address: 197 Burrows Hill Road
Inventory Num: 28
Location: East Side 0.9 Mi south of Route 66
Year Built: 1780 - 1810
Builder: Local Carpenter and/or hired man
Style: Cape
Current Use: Residence
Notable Architectural Features:
- Fieldstone foundation
- 6/6 double mullion sash on front
- 3/4 facade
- In the 1970's or 80's, 16' was added to the North side and a basement was dug under that section. The roof line was extended at the front of the house, adding width and dimension on the North end and creating a front porch
- In 2003, a 2 car garage and connecting hallway-passage into the house from the garage, making patio space was added by David Braman of Gilead
Importance:Original house was built in the 1940's. It was 20'x20' and built as a dwelling for a hired man on the farm. The house was 1 and 1/2 stories high as it is now. There was no basement - too much ledge rock.
(Marie Billard (homeowner)) 
