No. 1 Murray Hill Square

Built during the 1840s, it was purchased by prominent New York physician, Samuel Bassinger in 1892. Since there was no church in town, the house often served as a place of worship and was eventually willed to be maintained as a home for retired clergy. Once located on South Street next to St. Luke's Church, it was demolished in 1935.

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Distinctive Architectural Feature: Finials and pendants at gable ends with elaborate rare boards.