This is an extremely interesting survivor from the Lazell, Perkins Iron Works Company's expansion of c. 1845-1865. It is a simple, rectangular 1-1/2 story structure which exhibits uncoursed rubble stone (local field stone) and is enclosed by a broad gable roof. This structure possesses several 20th century additions and its fenestration has been altered. Some windows with original, 6/6 wood sash are in evidence and exhibit gauged brick work lintels with simple wood enframements.