165 North Main Street

This house was built before 1872 as a Midwestern adaptation of the Greek Revival style, a reverse plan of the two houses to the south. The two story section with a broken pediment gable facing the street on the south and the original single story section to the north. While the house may have been built by William Holcomb or William Van Buskirk Vliet it was also for a time the home of prominent Clarkston businessman Isador/Esidor Jossman, merchant and founder of Clarkston's first bank. The second story of the north wing is an addition.