The Manager's House at Historic Allaire Village
The oldest building in the Historic Village at Allaire, the Manager's House was constructed around 1750, most likely by Isaac Palmer who operated a saw mill on the site at the time. The spacious house is indicative of an upper class home of the time having closets, a minimum of one window in each room and a root cellar with a summer hearth. The structure, built at a time when British taxation laws were in effect, has 10 windows and 6 closets, luxuries at the time. The eight room home had four bedrooms, two kitchens and both front and back parlors
The Manager's House at Historic Allaire Village
The oldest building in the Historic Village at Allaire, the Manager's House was constructed around 1750, most likely by Isaac Palmer who operated a saw mill on the site at the time. The spacious house is indicative of an upper class home of the time having closets, a minimum of one window in each room and a root cellar with a summer hearth. The structure, built at a time when British taxation laws were in effect, has 10 windows and 6 closets, luxuries at the time. The eight room home had four bedrooms, two kitchens and both front and back parlors