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 Freer-Low House
The
Freer-Low House takes its name from Hugo Freer, the original
owner, and Johannes Low, the husband of Hugo's granddaughter
Rebecca, who had inherited and enlarged the house. While
at least four of the original stone houses had wooden
additions, the Freer-Low House is the only house on Huguenot
Street which still possesses its early frame addition.
The interior was remodeled in the 1940s by Freer descendant
Rev. John Follette, and reflects the prevailing style
of the time which desired the "charm" of the colonial
past combined with modern conveniences. The house was
purchased by Historic Huguenot Street in 1955.
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