This is the largest model of several company homes provided by the Colorado Yule Marble Company. Distinguished by a gambrel roof, overhanging eaves, and exposed rafter ends, it has an inset, open, full-width porch. Moved from its original site on State Street and renovated as the town hall in the late 1960s, the wooden building has no foundation but does have a new metal roof.
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