Colonel Edward E. Holland House
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Holland House Apartments (Colonel Edward E. Holland House)
c. 1885, c. 1930. 216 Bank St.
This more modest version of the Eley house on Main Street was originally the residence of Colonel Edward E. Holland, an important local politician. The house has three bays with a sidehall plan and a veranda that is a virtuoso display of ornamental forms.
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