John Wilder House

The John Wilder House, located in Weston, Vermont, is a historic brick residence built in 1827 for local politician John Wilder. This notable example of transitional Federal-Greek Revival architecture features distinctive stencilwork attributed to artist Moses Eaton. The house, which showcases a blend of architectural styles and has undergone various renovations, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance and unique design while exploring the charming village of Weston.