Shailer-Banning House

Built around 1810, on Bridge Road in Haddam, the Shailer-Banning House originally had a gable roof, which was altered to the current hip roof around 1840. At that time, the house was also probably stuccoed. The house was built by David Shailer and later was home to his daughter, Ursula, and her husband, Benjamin Banning, who were married in 1835. Their daughter, Anna U. Minor, then lived in the house until 1874. Update: See comment below about the demolition of this house.

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Shailer-Banning House (1810)

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  • December 16, 2017 at 9:15 am
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    Very sadly, the Shailer-Banning house was torn down on 12/11/17.

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