The Thomas Cole House, at the southwest corner of Liberty and Union streets, is a modest bracketed house in the vernacular Italianate manner. John's brother, Charles Wheaton, lived on the northeast corner, in a Federal house with an Italianate bay window later added above the entrance porch. Its fine Ionic columns and door treatment duplicate those of John's house.
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