Cashier's House

The Cashier's House displays two architectural designs with symmetrical shapes, tall columns, and decorative elements inspired by ancient Greek and Egyptian architecture.

The building earned recognition on the National Register of Historic Places, joining thousands of properties that represent the architectural development of the United States.

This residence serves as an educational resource for studying the evolution of residential architecture and design preferences in nineteenth-century American society.

The National Register status provides opportunities for preservation funding and support while maintaining the structural integrity of this historical building.

The combination of Greek Revival and Egyptian Revival architectural elements in one residential structure demonstrates the diverse influences in American building design.

Location: Erie

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture, Egyptian Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.13000,-80.08611

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25