English: Gordon W. Jones Associates Architects, 5757 Main Street, Williamsville, New York, August 2020. A fine example of a modest but handsome brick Italianate cottage of a style that was popular in the middle 19th century - witness the shallow pitch of the roof and the twin round-arched windows on the second story, whose matching shutters have unfortunately been lost - the history of the house traces back to 1851, when it was built as home to John Haskill (1811-1895), a wagonmaker native to the UK, and his wife and three children. The building remained a private residence until 1956, when it was repurposed for commercial usage: it was home to the engineering and surveying firm of Senior, Bissell and Bronkie as of 1959, of the Gelia Britting Insurance Agency in the '90s and '00s, and now houses the titular architecture firm. In November 2014, it became one of 23 new buildings added to the roster of designated Local Landmarks of the Village of Williamsville.