[1][2] It is a center hall plan house with a gallery to the rear.

It is surrounded by live oak trees with Spanish moss.

[2] It has been described as a "fine example of the late Federal style applied to a moderately sized country house".

(citing Ed Polk Douglas, ed., Architecture in Claiborne County, Mississippi: A Selective Guide (Jackson: Mississippi Dept.

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