House at 750 W. Tripp Lane built in the 1890s

This converted home was once a granary or a mill which was the location of many commuity dances. The home of Erick and Olive Anderson was located along 700 West has been torn down but their granary was converted into a home before 1952 by Harry Stellavich for himself and his mother, Olive Stellavich. Tripp Lane was named after the early pioneer Tripp family whose homestead was located further west but has since been torn down. The Stellavich home is now located just east of this home and one of the Tripp descendants owns this home.