1930 21/2 story, 5-bay wood-frame farmhouse clad in weatherboard siding
with corner boards; a side gable roof with a boxed and raked cornice caps
the dwelling; an excellent example of the Neoclassical style. The property
was purchased in 1925 by Alice Ferguson, who owned several farms near
Mockley Point on the Piscataway Creek, portions of which became part of the
Accokeek Archaeological Site where she worked; Ferguson built Longview but
never lived on the property; it was constructed by local builder Jack
Pierce.
