Mansard Building
Property Details
c. 1870 (Second Empire) This brick house with sophisticated proportion is largely intact making it singularly important to the Historical District. The straight mansard roof, with a beautiful fish scale shingle slate pattern, molded cornices, wide overhanging eave with decorative single brackets, is interrupted by front and side-gables. Simple round window surrounds with original fitting windows and shutters plus chamfered porch supports with small spandrels are details to cherish.
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