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Property Features
front-gable roof. The front elevation faces northwest and is asymmetrical in plan with projecting, 1-story, hippedroof
bay across the northern half and the front door at the southern end of the facade. The bay has a bank of five leaded-glass
casement windows. The front door is sheltered by a cantilevered hipped roof and is accessed by a wooden stoop
with modern wooden railings. The second story contains two double-hung windows. Below the gable is a pair of leaded-glass
casement windows. The clapboards at the first story are wider than those across the second story; the wall under
the gable is clad in narrow clapboards with vertical boards spaced intermittently below the gable.
Map code is 070913105255
Resurveyed August 2012; changes include the reconstruction of the front stoop.
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