The Joseph P. Whitton House was built in 1865 in the Georgian Revival style. Joseph P. Whitton owned a large woolen mill on Washington Street in Conshohocken. In 1938, Paul R. Miraglia M.D., one of the founders of the Conshohocken Visiting Nurse Association and the Fellowship House, purchased the house. In subsequent years, alterations and additions were made for Doctor Miraglia's offices and growing family. The house was restored to its original period look in 1990, and shortly thereafter it was converted into offices. In 2011, the site was redeveloped for the construction of a branch office of Continental Bank. Ownership of the property remains in the Miraglia family.