now The Kitchen Sink
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Group Housing (now The Kitchen Sink)
c. 1850s. Northeast side of Iowa 220 diagonal extension, southeast of town
Two separate Greek Revival stone housing units, each two-stories tall, have been joined together by a two-story wood clapboard section. The first-floor section of this “connector” has been recessed to form a covered porch.
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