Sturgeon House

The Sturgeon House is operated as museum by the Fairview Area Historical Society.

The Sturgeon House is located at the intersection of Water Street and Avonia Road (Pennsylvania Route 98).

[2] The house is constructed of "stone foundation walls and topped with heavy timber sills which are notched to receive log form beams.

[2] Jeremiah and William Sturgeon were the earliest settlers of what is now Fairview Township, who acquired land from the Pennsylvania Population Company in 1797.

[3] The Sturgeons operated "coach stops and taverns" in the area for travelers after the first road was cut from Erie to Cleveland, Ohio in 1805.

Front of the house showing the distinctive saltbox shape.