37 N Queen Street

This 4-bedroom, 2 bath home has loads of character including beautiful wood moldings and an oak floor in the living room. The entrance foyer highlights an open stairway with an elaborate newel post and turned spindles leading to the 2nd level. The large dining room has a solid maple floor and pocket doors to the living room. The home is heated by a Burnham natural gas boiler supplying hot water radiator heat. There is a bathroom on each level, and all the 2nd level bedrooms have closets. There is also a 11 x 106 covered rear brick patio, fenced in yard leading to a 34W x 56L 2 story barn with an attached 146 x 56 carport with blacktop for at least 3 cars. The interior with a little bit of work has incredible potential to be beautiful. HISTORY: In 1894 a cigar factory from White Hall was moved here. Later the cigar factory moved to M Street in Littlestown. This property then became the Henry A Spalding property and a large 2 story barn used as a Livery stable was built in the rear. This was a thriving horse-trading business in the early 1900s, one of the employees Charles McCaffrey worked for Henry Spalding and later acquired the property into the McCaffrey family. This information is in the Littlestown Bicentennial Book Vol. I on page 144. There is an old cupboard door in the office of the barn with the name H.A. Spalding stenciled on the inside. Included with the property is a refrigerator, natural gas range/oven and Red Cedar wardrobe on 2nd floor stays with the house.