Located between the much-urbanized streets of Adrian, Governor Charles Croswell House is one of the oldest houses on the block. This structure was built in the 19th Century in the Greek Revival style of architecture by the architect Daniel Hicks. Charles Croswell was taken care by his uncle Daniel as his family had died later purchased the house from the Hicks. The house was given to the Daughters of the American Revolution by Crosswell's widow which is now has been converted into a museum.

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Broad St and Toledo St