Picture of 68 Buffalo Street

Walking Tour-68 Buffalo Street-Walking Tour
(West Side of Street)

This building was constructed, circa 1855, as a simple Greek Revival style rectangle with the gable end facing the street.


This cedar shingle covered house was probably built circa 1855, as a single-story wood clapboard Greek Revival style structure with the broken pediment gable facing the street, for/by Theodore Selden. The 1872 Map of the Village shows the footprint of a rectangular building on the site then, owner, William Molbey/Malby. The small gabled front entryway and sunroom on the south side were added circa 1930.

William Malby was among the earliest settlers, in Clarkston by 1836. He and his wife were among the first members of Methodist Episcopal Church congregation.


Official Property Description:


Significant Property History:

[A Synopsis Of Property Transfers Derived From Abstracts
(when available) And Periodic Changes In Ownership Or
Assessed Value Derived From Township Tax Records]


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