The George Nelson Frost House is located in rural Cherry Creek, NY and now serves as a country bed and breakfast.
In keeping with his other eclectic interests, George Nelson Frost was "widely known among lovers of fast horses" in the local racing circuits.
[1]: 68–69 His peers knew Frost to be a man of upright character and entrusted him with considerable sums of town money during the war of the Rebellion, where he was "charged with the duty of expending the same in the employment of men to fill its quotas of soldiers.
A Portland Cutter sleigh and other horse related memorabilia are on display in the recreated Carriage House to honor George Nelson Frost and local racing enthusiast, Lyle Ivett.
[6] This area is defined by its rural living, forests preserved by New York State, picturesque views, and acres of modern farmland as well as fields tended by Old Order Amish and their horses.