Thompson House, Historic house and National Register of Historic Places site in New York, United States.
Thompson House is a historic residential building in New York listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The structure displays characteristic features from its period of construction with original or restored elements of residential design.
The house was built during an era of significant development in American residential architecture. Its listing on the national register recognizes its value for understanding regional building history.
The house displays residential architecture from its time period and shows visitors how people lived and built their homes then. The rooms and details reveal everyday life and the building practices of that era.
Visitors can view the building from outside and examine the architecture from different angles. Information about access and visiting conditions can be found through local resources or by contacting the National Park Service.
The building belongs to thousands of houses in New York that have been documented for their local and regional importance. Together these properties form an archive of American residential development over many generations.
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