This Stick Victorian, one of the finest in Ashland, was built by Orlando Coolidge as a rental at the rear of his large lot facing North Main Street.

For a while, the house was occupied by Coolidge's daughter and her husband, Minnie and George Ogg. In the early 20th Century, Richard Posey Campbell, purchase the house. Campbell was a poet on the Chautauqua circuit who toured under the nom de plume, Dick Posey, Riley of the West. His day jobs involved real estate and insurance.