61 North Main Street

This large 1900 house is one of a group of structures built by Kitzmiller and Keedy in an area north of the Luthern Church once known as Taylor’s Addition to Keedysville. It is a substantial house reflecting Keedysville’s prosperity around the latter part of the 19th century. The National Register of Historic Places reports that for many years this was the home of Arita Van Renssalaer, who was a local historian having grown up in Keedysville. It was the meeting place of the local DAR chapter. It now is the home of Councilman Matt Hull who was a former Mayor of Keedysville.