John Palmer House (Lisbon, Connecticut)

The John Palmer House is a historic residence located in Lisbon, Connecticut. It is a significant example of early 18th-century residential architecture in the region, showcasing characteristic features of the period. Constructed circa 1720, the house reflects the vernacular building traditions prevalent in rural Connecticut during that time.

The structure is a typical colonial-era, wood-frame dwelling. Its architectural details include a central chimney, indicative of its early construction, and a relatively simple facade. Over time, the house has undergone some modifications, but it retains much of its original character.

The John Palmer House is associated with the Palmer family, one of the early families to settle in the Lisbon area. The Palmer family played a role in the agricultural development of the region. While the specifics of John Palmer’s life and contributions are not widely documented, the house stands as a testament to the lives of early Connecticut settlers and their architectural legacy.

The house is located on a road that has been renamed, but it remains a identifiable landmark in Lisbon.