Address: 50 Main Street
Inventory Num: 5
Location: South Side 1.3 Mi west of Columbia Line
Year Built: 1840
Builder: Unknown
Style: Greek Revival
Current Use: Residence
Notable Architectural Features:
- Gable end to street
- 6/6 sash on first floor
- Fluted doric columns supporting the pediment from the portico
- Small center chimney and end chimney in wing
- Large granite foundation
- Decorative Victorian detail at roofline resembles tassels.
- Large horizontal windows in Typanum
- Portico floor uses massive granite slab
- Pilasters at the front corners
- Stomach window on East side
Importance:WPA Architectural Survey - ca. 1935 - # 45
Notes:"... home is early Greek Revival, with extention to the house. It has lightly fluted columns and interesting wooden 'tassle' detail at the roof line. A very inviting home, we in Hebron think these houses to be unique to our town, but there is another collection of small Greek Revivals in northwestern Connecticut, around Kent."
(from Hebron, Ct: Hebron Historical Society booklet prepared for America's Bicentennial) 
