Name/Title
Sketch: Dexter Tuttle HouseEntry/Object ID
R.02.024.Tuttle HouseScope and Content
R.02: House and Places Reference
Sketch of the Dexter Tuttle house built in 1845 on the land where he previously had a log cabin. 25547 Lake Road
1. Front elevation of the house with a tree in the front on the left and another on the side. Scribbled leaves. Used for the 2005 "Places of the Past" house tour. 2 copies 4" x 3" and 5 3/4" x 3 1/4"
2. Sketch on notecard and the March 1996 calendar. Front view with a tree on both sides of the house. Fence to the left and three bushes to the left of the door.
Below: Dexter Tuttle / 1840 - House - 1845
Duplicated copy on paper. Bottom: Dexter Tuttle lived in a log cabin on this acre of land at 25547 Lake Road until he built this house in 1845. Artist Drew Sondles.
3. Originally built by Frederick Tuttle, one of seven sons of Dexter. 25926 Lake Road. Much renovating has been done. A panelled porch was removed in 1977 and replaced with a family room. Appears to be from a house tour. At the time the home was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller. Artist: R. Drew Sondles 1985Collection
Tuttle Family CollectionRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Tuttle, Dexter
