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Peter G. Rulien house

The Peter G. Rulien house is a 2 ½ story brick Colonial Revival style structure built in 1914 on a concrete foundation. The structure exhibits Craftsman and Arts and Crafts influences in its tall, side-gabled, glazed green tile clay roof and full length open porch which extends west to become a porte cochere. The porch roof is supported by six pairs of fluted half-length columns with Tuscan capitals atop a half-height brick wall. A matching brick garage with glazed gree tile clay roof is located at the rear of the property.

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