NRHP: Isaac Newton Clark House
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Isaac Newton Clark House
NRHP Reference #: 83003985
NRHP Listing Date: 19831215
Location
407 W Cedar, Sutton, Clay County, Nebraska
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Summary
Built about 1877 the Isaac Newton Clark House is a good example of a Gothic Revival residence, a relatively rare building type in Nebraska. Isaac Newton Clark was born in Ohio in 1836 and moved to Sutton in January 1872. He platted much of the Sutton townsite and served as the driving force in securing a railroad line. Clark established the first hardware store in Clay County and founded the Sutton Brick Company.
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