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This house is an interesting example of the Tudor Revival style of architecture. The casement windows, half-timber details, arches and applied stone veneer accent the Tudor details. Yet, the design is fairly restrained and does not follow historically accurate Tudor design. The house contributes to the architectural significance of the Prospect Hill Historic District as a good and interesting example of the Tudor Revival style.
The house was built in 1928 and has been occupied by the Joseph Gagan family to the present time. Gagan was a sign painter.
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