The Daniel Grass Home is a two-story dog trot (breezeway) cabin with six-over-six double hung sashes. The lower two cabins were built then a second story was added, resting on the two with a dogtrot between them. It has two tables on the front built from an Erie Canal boat.

Judge Daniel Grass was the second man to take a land grant in Spencer County, and was the first to own land in the present city of Rockport. He was a member of the Constitutional Convention of Indiana held in 1818. This double cabin home exhibits a breezeway or "dog trot" as it was called in the early days.

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Among the furnishings of this home is a genuine trundle bed. The Daniel Grass home also features 12 inch hewn plank flooring, brick fireplaces, a trunk, and ladders to the top floor.