331 East Main Street

Windows of different shapes and sizes characterize this 1896 house built for Murfreesboro jeweler William R. Bell. The elegant oval stained-glass window beneath the Neoclassical porch is overshadowed by the projecting Palladian window on the first floor, above which are paired arched windows with keystones. On the roof, an elaborate round window, finials, cresting, and towering chimneys add to the picturesque quality of the dwelling.