Description |
This is one of the larger buildings on the street and within Witherspoon-
Jackson area. It consists of an L-shape core with a rear addition
creating a C-shape open to the south. The building is a 10-bay 2-story,
stucco- clad, seemingly masonry building on a cement base. The main roof
is an asphalt-clad, end-gable design that features a decorative low-
pitched gable element centered on main (north) façade. The center third
of the building beneath this element protrudes slightly beyond the main
frontal plain. Fenestration on main façade: 10-9x9 double hung sash
(replacements here and throughout building)symmetrically spaced with
three on each wing and two pairs in the protruding area under gable. The
pattern is repeated on 1st level. Main entrance is in the 2nd opening
beneath a Italianate style, flat-roofed entrance porch roof. Porch roof
supported by 2 Tuscan columns. A full flight of masonry stairs connect
sidewalk to masonry porch. Foundation is concrete.
West façade exhibits an attached brick chimney centered at gable end and
rising through the crest. Flanking the chimney are two windows on each
floor, aligned. The east end, on the 2nd level, has a paired unit and
single sash window on the rear extension and a single window off center
on the core; the 1st floor has a two single windows and door on the
extension. |