Abraham Levytansky House

Jules C. Leffland was the architect for this stately Victorian structure, built in 1898 for Abraham Levytansky. A Polish immigrant, Levytansky was a jeweler whose merchan­dise was the finest in the area. In 1907 the resi­dence was sold to cattleman Thomas O’Connor and his wife, Kathryn Stoner O’Connor. Leffland was again brought into service to make interior modifications for the O’Connors’ growing family. With its curved wrap-around porch, the house is a full-fledged ex­ample of “Steamboat Gothic” architecture.