duBignon-McCullough-Neeld House, ca. 1869

This Second Empire home was built by Henry Riffault duBignon for his bride, Alice Symons. Young duBignon died within a few years of building this home. The second owner, John H. Mucullough, had photographs made in 1882 which show the handsome oak tree that remains, separating the lanes of Union Street. This home, one of the oldest residential buildings in Brunswick, exhibits the mansard roof, dormer windows and decorative brackets at the cornice, typical of the Second Empire style.