Built for William H. Perkins, entirely with wooden pegs, this home was sold to S. D. Zuber in 1889.
Cuthbert Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Perkins-Dyer House, 1871, Cuthbert
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This beautiful home was built for my 4th great grandfather William H. Perkins about 1869. I have toured the inside. Fortunately it has been mostly unchanged. Per the History of Randolph County this house is in the Adams style. If you have a connection would love to hear from you.
Wooden pegs! It certainly is an historic place. I like the green of the healthy looking shrubbery.