The Kreuzer-Pelton House is an interesting example of Colonial architecture. The original one-room cottage with garret, erected in 1722, was constructed of random fieldstone and shows Dutch influence. About 1770 the steep-roofed larger one-and-one-half story section, constructed of rough cut stone (now sheathed with clapboarding), was joined to the one-room cottage, and in 1836 a two-story brick extension was added to this central section. Beside the fireplace a trap door opens into a flight of stone steps which lead into tho so-called dungeon area and into an adjacent room used as a wine cellar.