This federal style building has very little detail added to it. It has a gable front roof, with a single window dominating the half story. The foundation of this building is stone, and brick painted red dominates the exterior. There has been an addition added to the building at a later date, as evident from the materials used.
Between 1886 through 1887, a Frank W. Dole lived at this residence. [13] Dole was a cabinetmaker, and his office was located at 8 Winooski Avenue. Frank W Jr. also resided at 29 Murray, and was employed by the Steamer Vermont. There was also a Nellie O. Dole who lived in the home during this period, but no career was mentioned. By 1901, a Miss Ann Cannon, along with a Miss Nora Cannon were residing at 29 Murray. [14] No mention of careers for either of these women was given in the directory.
[13] Burlington City Directory, 1886-1887
[14] Burlington City Directory, 1901