c. 1940, Frame Vernacular style

This one-story wood frame residential building is located at 320 South Main Street. It is an example of Frame Vernacular architecture. It has a rectangular plan and a gable roof. The exterior wall fabric is clapboard and fenestration consists of double-hung sash windows with 1/1 lights. An entrance porch with a gable roof, square post supports and a knee wall extends from the facade. A brick chimney was located on the south elevation and the building sits on a concrete pier foundation.

This building was probably constructed soon after the property on which it sits was purchased by J.O. Barnes in 1938. The house was used by Barnes to hold meetings of the Crescent City Church of Christ during the early 1940s. The building is now used as a single family home, it is owned by Bonnie Loveday.