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Title from application for historic register. 1 1/2 story Greek Revival. Several railroad company houses were built at Washington Station. The station once had 8 houses, a store, and a post office, a depot, and engineers house, all built after the Western Railroad was built 1838-1841 from Westfield to Pittsfield. Joseph Seagers, who lived in this house, worked on the railroad. The first station agent was David Sibley. He was replaced in 1843 by Frederick W. Manley.
