In terms of form, this is one of the most intriguing houses in Bridgewater. An interior inspection might provide a clearer understanding of this house's structural evolution. The mid section, with its 12/8 wood sash windows, is apparently the nucleus and may date to as early as the 1720s. The South St. facing segment resembles an early 19th c. Cape (Center Hall plan, 5 bay main facade) with a c. 1840s secondary entrance (Greek Revival recessed entrance with classicized enframements). To the rear is a c. 1850s 2-story ell with 2/2 wood sash. The roof's configuration combines gable and hip forms. The Crescent St. wall's entrance exhibits the "shadows" of an entrance pediment.