In the early 1800s, this Greek Revival building with a Tuscan-columned porch served as both a stagecoach stop and post office on Boston Post Road. In 1813, Cyrus Gale opened a general store and sold potatoes, grain, milk, and butter, all products of his farm. Gale and his son, along with various partners, kept the store open until 1909. From 1912 through 1918, the building was used as a social club.