Architecture
The houses in this area date between about 1726 and 1902 and are frame, clapboard examples from the Colonial, Greek Revival, Mansard and Colonial Revival periods.
The ca.1726 house is one of the earliest and most intact examples in Weston, and the Mansard cottage is one of only three Weston examples of this type. The Coburn Barn, one of the largest in Weston, is the most prominently sited and best known of the town’s remaining barns.
Stone walls, both historic and of more recent construction, run through the area.