The Scarlett-Cheney-Henderson House, ca. 1890

Built as a wedding present to his bride, the house remained in the family until 1970. It was the birthplace of Frank M. Scarlett, the first Federal Judge in the county, and for whom the local Federal Building is named. This simple Folk Victorian house is in gable front and wing form, with the addition of a decorative porch. The original cookhouse remains, having been connected to the main building by a walled and roofed "dogtrot." Note the contrast with its twin, number 34.