3 3/8"h x 3 1/2"w sepia tone photo of a house on Beaverdam. This is the front elevation. It was a story and a half small house with a metal roof that swept down over the four bay front porch. The porch was two steps above the ground. A truck obscured part of the view, but I think the house had one window, one door, and two more windows. There was an outside end chimney on the gable end. On the left there was a single story gable roof addition with a large chimney very close to the gable end of the house. There was a homemade vertical plank door in the center of the long wall and no windows. The walls may have been covered with asbestos siding in a faux brick pattern. A tall tree to the right of the house looked like it had been damaged in a significant storm.
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Text on verso: in blue stamp ink "B 815" and in pencil on an accompanying sheet "Old house on Beaverdam Manor Now (1955) owned and occupied by Tester Johnson, a son of Frank Johnson and his wife Rose Frances Spalding"
