 This is a 2005 photograph of the Eells House in Quincy, which was a station in the Underground Railroad. The two story house has a red brick exterior with small-paned windows, black shutters, and a white soffit. The plain main entrance has a natural wood door and a transom window. Limestone lintels provide support over all the windows and doors. A side entrance, similar to the main entrance but with a white door and no transom window, is visible to the right and behind the main entrance. A broad cross-hatched brick walkway runs along the street and, after three weathered and worn limestone steps, up to the house. | |
