In 1891, it was purchased by John c. Fingerle, who was a partner in a hardware business. It is a modest two-story cross-gabled Queen Anne structure with fishscale shingling in the gable peaks. James A. Sherwood House (404 West Maple): This house was constructed in 1893 for contractor and lumber dealer James A. Sherwood. It is an L-shaped, two-story multi-gabled house with clapboard siding and fishscale shingles. George W. Bristol House (439 West Ash Street): This house was constructed in 1912 for George W. Bristol, a civic leader and son of a local pioneering family. It is a large, gable-to-side, two-and-one-half-story, Colonial Revival structure with a large central gable dormer. References National Register of Historic Places in Ingham County, Michigan Queen Anne architecture in Michigan Colonial Revival architecture in Michigan