This two story brick structure, detailed in brick and stone, has unusual architecture that gives it the appearance of two dissimilar towers built together. In 1900 it was called the Albion Hotel. In 1905 it became the office and hospital of Dr. William M. Sheridan. From 1909 to 1916, Dr. F. A. Sutorious lived and practiced medicine here. In 1920 the Presbyterian Church next door purchased the property for a manse, and Dr. James R. Burchfield, pastor, lived here until 1949. In the following years, the building became both a private residence and a business property.