From the National Register: "Addison Brannin House. A two-story frame, central hall house with rear and western two-story ells. House is hip-roofed, has 3-bay facade on both stories. First story facade is W,D+,W, under curving wrap porch on Tuscan columns. Wooden balustrade is milled. Floor is wood. Porch ceiling and siding is wide beaded board. Windows are 1/1 wood double-hung in frames with hooded surrounds, dentil moldings, decorative shutters. Central entry door is 1-light and wood paneled door in surround with leaded side lights and transom, plain frames, beveled aprons. Upper facade has matching windows and hoods, centered, front-gabled porch on attenuated Tuscan columns and original turned railing. Door is new stained glass in paneled wood. Surround has multi-light sidelights and over light. Plain frieze with cornice molding runs under boxed eaves around house. Modern storage area and carport at rear (E) facing High Street. (1872 and later)Addison Brannin was the builder of Aberdeen City Hall (1912) and several other buildings in downtown Aberdeen."