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This late 19th century building was at one time a cobbler's shop at the corner of Main Street and School Street which Spaulding had moved to the property in 1950 and then remodeled.  Though this house is quite small, it is very cozy and unusual.  In the living room/dining area there are beautiful wall murals of Chatham's harbors painted by the now deceased local artist, Harold Dunbar (a distant relative to Spaulding), as well as a nice view of the Mill Pond.  There is cable TV/VCR, a compact kitchen, and a bath (shower), as well as a small double bedroom addition.  Up steep stairs is an open balcony containing two built in twin beds.
Sleeps 4