130 E Court St Ithaca

"Built in 1832 or 1833 on property purchased from Simeon DeWitt, this residence incorporates both Federal and Greek Revival details. The stepped gable is common to Federal structures in row-house situations, where it served as a fire stop between connected buildings. The near absence of windows in the east and west facades indicates that the builder may have expected additional residences to go up adjacent to this one. The use of brick was unusual for this period in Ithaca's history, though the brickwork is not easily seen because it is painted. Bricks placed vertically above each window form a lintel in a typical Federal pattern." Historic Ithaca, DeWitt Park Historic District and Downtown Ithaca: An Architectural Walking Tour, 10. http://www.historicithaca.org/

From 1869-1872 this building (22 E Mill St) was home to the Young Ladies Seminary,run by Miss Mary Drake see the 1869 and 1872 city directories.

1910 Sanborn: 2 story wood addition on rear of house.