The house at 235 W Wilson St in Palatine, IL has a rich history as one of the first homes built in the village and a well-preserved example of Gothic Revival architecture: Built in 1875, this farmhouse was one of the first homes built in Palatine. The house is an example of Gothic Revival architecture, which was popular in the mid-1800s. Gothic Revival homes are known for their pointed arches, steep roofs, exposed framing timbers, and ornate wooden detailing. The house has been beautifully renovated to bring it up to date while preserving its timeless elegance. Refreshments served during Open Houses'.