Isaac Brown House

The Isaac Brown House, built in 1911 for Isaac and Maria Brown, reflects a house style that was popular in the developing suburbs during the early twentieth century. The house was originally built without indoor plumbing and central heat but a bathroom was later added to the rear of the house. The house originally had a one- story hip-roof porch with plain rail balustrade and turned posts with jig-sawn openwork brackets. The original porch collapsed in the 1990s and was rebuilt without the decorative brackets and turned posts.