This house was built by William Carr in 1907 for William B. Malone, the descendant of a pioneer family. Malone operated a drug store on the courthouse square. The unaltered exterior of the house is a good example of Victorian architecture. It is constructed of heart pine and has original glass in the windows. It has two leaded windows in the two story bay, one with beveled glass. The “stained” glass window on the stairs (east side of the house) is designed with opalescent glass.