​Built, we believe in the mid 1920s and owned early on by Captain Claude S. Tucker, the house is mentioned
briefly in the book, “The Last of the Fairhaven Coasters: The Story of Captain Claude S. Tucker and the
Schooner Coral” stating that “the house no longer stands”.

Actually the house does still stand albeit in a location other than its original address of 84 Main St. Captain
Tucker’s son Donald, who co-wrote the book, was born in the house in 1932 and recalls viewing the transport
of the halved house down route 6 from a window of Fairhaven High School in 1948. ​Being in the rear parking
lot of Park Garage, the house was relocated to allow the business to expand. Click the photos below to learn
more about this home.