PLACES

163 North Lincoln Street, most likely built in the last quarter of the 19th century.  The handsome, two storied piazza may have been a later addition as the homeowners' fortune climbed.  A nice feature of this house is that its entrance is to the side which allows for a more gracious first floor parlor.  Presently the house is known by the designation of the Corum House.  It appears there is no vinyl siding to obscure the original clapboards, and that gives its historical designation more validity.