The easterly section of this Dutch farmhouse was constructed by John Paul in the early 19th century. Soon afterward, a similar westerly addition was built, creating a rare style with twin front door entrances. The structure was framed with sawn heavy timber, finished with a clapboard and sandstone exterior, and plastered on the interior and insulated with mud and straw. Successive branches of the Paul, Jones, and Schueler families lived here for approximately two centuries. Clarkstown acquired the farmhouse in 1990 and restored it in 1996.