Gaston-Perdue House
111 Cedar St., Greenville, ALManning Steiner House which had been destroyed by fire in 1891. The house was built by Judge Zell Gaston who served as Butler County Probate Judge from 1896-1903. The house was purchased in late 1903 by Dr. J. L. Perdue after Judge Gaston had resigned as
Butler County Health Officer for several years during the early 20th century. After Dr. Perdue's death, the house was the residence of his widow, son-in-law, and daughter is now occupied by an arts and craft shop.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1986.
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