This rural Italianate is characterized by its faux “window walk,” center chimney, and wrapped-front veranda. It was built in 1898 by Mr. Mathisen who owned the glass factory in town. This home has been restored with original windows, wrap around porch, tin press ceilings, and a widow’s peak. The boulders around the perimeter were once the foundation. It remained in possession of the Bertha Healy family, who was Mathisen’s daughter, until the 1970s.