This 1910 historic home in the small rural Nevada community of Imlay, NV, reflects the architecture and lifestyle of early 20th-century American frontier living, with a blend of modest Victorian influences. These homes were built for practicality but often with subtle decorative touches that demonstrate the trends of the era. This two-story, wood-framed structure, features a simple rectangular footprint with a covered front porch with wooden posts, while the main roof & back porch has a new metal roof.