James P. Hidley Cottage

The James P. Hidley Cottage, built in 1860, is a notable example of Carpenter Gothic architecture located in western Butler County, Ohio. This historic house, recognized for its unique design features such as weatherboarded walls and intricately decorated bargeboards, is situated on land originally owned by pioneer Samuel Dick. The cottage has been preserved as a historic site and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, highlighting its architectural significance in a region where few similar structures remain. Visitors can explore this charming piece of history that reflects the area's rich heritage.