Additionally, the property is architecturally significant with the main farmhouse being an excellent example of the Gable Front house with a slight modification to the classic example with the addition of a noticeable side wing.  Although the Gable Front house was very popular at the time and often found in pattern books, the Thompson family modified it by adding the side wing to the west and a rear wing on the north.  A wing on the back of the house for the kitchen was a common addition to the vernacular form.  Finally, the property is important in the area of non-aboriginal archaeology for its potential to yield information important to history.