Original owner Horace Wilson.
Themes - Architectural, Community Development and Education.

AA Nov. 3, 1885 – Horace Wilson intends building a new house on the corner of School & Locke streets, next fall. The foundation is being laid.

Built by Horace Wilson, carpenter, who lived at #33 School Street. His carpenter shop and barn were at this site. Charles L. Carter, Mrs. Mary T. Wildes and Gay families lived here 1890's and early 1900's. Florence Gay was murdered (Poisoned) by her nurse, Mrs. Lundgren who lived on Bartlet Street (or at 18-20 Elm St. ). Alice Jenkins and Mrs. Philip Ripley, testified against the nurse at the trial.
Abbot Academy purchased the property on Feb. 25, 1916, and used for rental property by Abbot Academy. The home also housed faculty. Occupied by Steven and Stephanie Perris. Stephanie was a teacher at Abbot and Phillips Academy until June 1977.

With the merger of Abbot Academy and Phillips Academy in June 1973 all the Abbot Academy holdings were transferred to the Trustees of Phillips Academy. The Academy owned the property until Sept. 2000 when it sold to Vincent J. & Carol Monaco.