Designated: February 28, 1967
The original portion of the Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House was built by Captain Thomas Stillwell, a prominent resident of Staten Island. The original one-and-one-half-story farmhouse, built of rough-cut fieldstone, is distinguished by its steep, medieval style roof and an immense Dutch fireplaces with a huge chimney head supported by two wooden posts. The section added in 1700 is notable for its fine paneled fireplace, transitional type panel, and feather-edge partition. Later stone and frame additions of the same height were built about 1750, 1790, and 1830.