Phebe Seaman House

The Phebe Seaman House features a two-and-a-half-story frame structure covered with original wide clapboards and a massive fieldstone chimney on its southern elevation.

Built in 1794, the house represents one of the oldest structures in Byram and contains evidence of the original saltbox roof on both side elevations.

The interior rooms display authentic architectural elements including hand-hewn rafters, corner posts, and a large fireplace with a substantial wood lintel.

Located at coordinates 41.0072 latitude and -73.6533 longitude, this historic property forms part of the Byram Historic Resources Inventory in Greenwich.

The house features unusually low ceilings on both first and second stories, with small six-over-six pattern windows that demonstrate colonial architecture.

Location: Connecticut

GPS coordinates: 41.00720,-73.65330

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:03