Guyer- Kimball House (ca 1865)
730 19th Street

Samuel S. Guyer, the original owner, served as Sheriff in 1866. Mr. Guyer's daughter, Annette, married James R. Kimball and ownership of the home passed to them in 1901. In the 1940s, later owners created as many as nine apartments here.

More recently it has returned to single family use and is undergoing restoration. The Italianate style is intact. It has a low-pitched hip roof, widely overhanging eaves with paired brackets and small knee-high decorative attic windows. Windows on the living level are very tall and narrow with each sash divided into two panes. Each window has a pediment decorating its top. The double front doors, with a transom above, are also typical of Italianate design.

Although the fence is new, it is typical of fences used in the late 19th Century.