PROPERTY INFORMATION |
Historic Name |
21 Lytle Street |
Address |
21 Lytle Street |
Tax Parcel |
1114_15.02_67 |
Historic District |
Witherspoon-Jackson Historic District |
Classification |
Noncontributing |
Number of Resources |
1 |
Style | Other |
Number of Stories |
2 |
Material |
Vinyl |
Historic Function |
Domestic |
Current Function |
Domestic |
Last Entry Update |
2/15/2020 |
DESCRIPTION |
Setting |
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Description |
This property contains a single residence considered noncontributing
mainly due to the design of the enclosed front porch combined with newer
cladding and replacement windows. The 2-story frame house has an end-
gabled asphalt-shingled roof with a large stucco clad chimney at the east
end of the crest. The walls on the core and its 2-story, shed-roofed rear
addition are clad in vinyl clapboards. Across the main (south) façade are
three sash windows with simulated divided lights. The front porch, which
appears to be entirely rebuilt as a front addition, contains a shed roof,
vinyl-clad walls, and a centered door flanked by large paired windows. A
masonry landing at the door contains stairs facing east and leading down
to grade. The west end of the core has no windows. The east end contains
aligned windows at the 2nd and 1st floors near the northeast corner, and
three windows on the addition (two at 2nd level and one at 1st level). |
HISTORY |
Built |
1900 |
Architect |
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Builder |
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History |
According to Sanborn Maps, this house was constructed between 1895 and
1902. |
Sources |
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UPDATE |
If you have additional information or corrections to the existing information, send an email to ekim@princetonnj.gov.
Submitted information is reviewed by the Princeton HPC prior to updating the database. |
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PHOTO FROM 2015 SURVEY |
2015 Photo
21 Lytle Street, south and west elevations
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2015 Photo
21 Lytle Street, south elevation
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2015 Photo
21 Lytle Street, south and east elevations
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