Smallbones · Wikimedia Commons · CC0Delaware City Historic District
The homes, front doors and architectural details that tell our canal town’s story.
Delaware City’s Historic District entered the National Register on December 15, 1983. A contributing home is part of that district’s historic significance; this is not the same as an individual National Register listing for each house.
The inventory below follows the original nomination, not a current property survey. Historic names, dates, addresses and classifications are recorded as they appeared then. It includes attached dwellings and rectories, and identifies historic residential buildings that later had other uses.
City Historic District informationDelaware City & the forts’ history →The nomination describes the built-up town as roughly bounded by the Delaware River, Dragon Creek, Route 9/Fifth Street and the Delaware City Branch of the canal. The nominated district covers much of the town proper, but not every property within those outer landmarks. These are a few of the houses that give the blocks their character.
From the National Register nomination
Laid out in 1826, Delaware City grew around the canal, its lock and river wharves. The nomination traces significant development from about 1826 through 1930 across an approximately 68-acre district. Its historic significance rests on both the town’s architecture and its development as a canal-related transportation community.
Historic significance · PDF pages 9–11The earliest houses are typically brick Federal-style dwellings, with symmetrical fronts, gable roofs and fanlight entrances. Double houses and closely spaced lots reflect the town’s early growth near Clinton, Washington, Hamilton and Third Streets.
Description · PDF page 3Frame homes in these styles dominate the nineteenth-century streetscape. Local Greek Revival houses often have square, box-like plans; Italianate details add ornate porches and scroll brackets at the cornice. Many homes combine elements of both.
Architectural details · PDF page 4Gothic Revival and Second Empire examples appeared in the 1870s and 1880s. Queen Anne homes followed with projecting bays, turrets and wraparound porches. The 1920s and 1930s introduced varied bungalows clad in shingles, weatherboard, stucco or brick.
Later house styles · PDF page 4Washington Street was planned as the main residential street, while access to the wharves and canal lock made Clinton Street the commercial thoroughfare. Churches, schools and commercial buildings also belong to the district’s story. The nomination excludes Polktown, Fort DuPont and the canal branch itself; they should not be treated as properties in this district inventory.
District scope & street plan · PDF pages 2–3The nomination’s original count is 252 sites, including buildings and vacant lots—not 252 individually listed houses. Its descriptions and counts are historical documentation, not a survey of present-day conditions.
City-hosted nomination: history & architecture (19-page PDF)Clinton Street · Washington Street
Downtown’s buildings tell the story of a canal town through homes, craftsmanship and places where people lived above their work. These histories follow the Delaware City Walking Tour, with architectural context from the National Register nomination. Each home is shown beside its own photograph.
Circa 1826 · Walking-tour stop 38
203–205 Clinton Street
The walking-tour guide calls the Vanhekle Houses Philadelphia Federal Style and “likely the oldest houses in town” — four stories tall and only one room wide, so narrow they read like a single tall slab from the street. The photograph itself is dated about 1828.
Circa 1826 · Walking-tour stop 9
133–135 Washington Street
Among the town’s earliest homes, this Philadelphia Federal-style dwelling dates to about 1826 in the walking-tour guide. The guide notes plaster walls with curved corners; the National Register describes its double-house plan and interior end parapet chimneys.
Circa 1850 · Walking-tour stop 8
122 Washington Street
This was the Delaware City National Bank, not originally just a house. The walking-tour guide dates the Greek Revival brick building to about 1850 and records that the bank manager lived on its upper floors—a reminder of how work and home shared the same downtown blocks.
Greek Revival · Walking-tour stops 11 & 21
Washington Street
A frame Greek Revival dwelling with columned porches of the kind the walking tour records on this street: the Polk-Henry House at 136 Washington (circa 1840) and the Barnes House at 212 Washington (circa 1850), a three-bay, center-hall plan. The guide’s dates belong to those addresses; this photograph is identified by street and style rather than a confirmed number.
Second Empire · Walking-tour stop 10
Washington Street
The slate mansard roof, segmental dormers and ornamental porch make this a textbook Second Empire house — the style the guide assigns to the Charles Ash House at 137 Washington, built circa 1871 by Isaac Ubil. As with the other Washington Street photographs, the address is suggested by the street and style, not confirmed.
Credited to Frank Furness
Fairview · outside the town grid
Fairview is credited to the Philadelphia architect Frank Furness, whose exuberant Victorian work stands apart from the town’s plainer Federal and Italianate houses. The house sits outside the downtown grid, and its story belongs to the river road and the estates that once lined it.
Italianate
Chelsea · marked on the walking-tour map
Chelsea is marked on the Delaware City Walking Tour map among the district’s outlying houses. This cubic brick dwelling with its low-pitched roof, deep bracketed cornice and enclosed porch is the Italianate type that filled the town’s blocks in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Circa 1885 · Walking-tour stop 23
210 Clinton Street
The guide describes this circa-1885 home as a two-story, three-bay frame dwelling with a side wing and Italianate styling. It belongs to the later nineteenth-century chapter of downtown’s residential growth.
Historic photographs were taken in 2011 and may not show today’s appearance. The walking-tour guide is a historical reference, not a current business or ferry schedule. Enjoy homes from public sidewalks and respect residents’ privacy; no interior access is implied.
170 inventory records
Site .11 · circa 1850
J. Parson House
circa 1850, "J. Parson House," 2^-story, 4-bay frame building with gable roof and box cornice; first and second floor windows are 1/1 and 2/2 sash; half story is lit by eyebrow windows; exterior walls have been sheathed with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .12 · circa 1830
circa 1830; 2%-story, 4-bay frame double dwelling; gable roof is clad with standing seam tin and is pierced by two segmental dormers on the facade and rear; exterior walls have been covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .13 · circa 1835
H. L. Peckard Estate
circa 1835, "H. L. Peckard Estate"; 2^-story, 4-bay frame double dwelling; gable roof is clad with standing seam tin and is pierced by two segmental dormers on the facade; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .21 · circa 1855
circa 1855; 2^-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; 1/1 sash windows on first and second floors, eyebrow windows on upper floor, asbestos shingles cover weatherboard siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .28 · circa 1835
W. R. Bright House
circa 1835, "W. R. Bright House"; 2-story, 5-bay, center-hall- plan, frame dwelling; gable roof with box cornice has two gable dormers front and rear; two brick interior end chimnies; aluminum siding and entrance portico are modern additions.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .30 · circa 1870
circa 1870; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; hipped roof has box cornice with cutwork brackets; facade door is framed by sidelights and transom; facade porch is supported by turned posts with cutwork brackets; weatherboard has been covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .31 · circa 1885
circa 1885; 2-story, 3-bay frame dwelling with side wing; hipped roof has box cornice with cutwork brackets; facade porch extends around to side wing and is supported by turned posts with cutwork brackets; aluminuin siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .32 · circa 1850
A. Davidson House
circa 1850, "A. Davidson House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and molded box cornice; facade door is topped by a transom light; first and second floor windows have 1/1 sash replacements; upper floor has eyebrow windows; exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .34 · circa 1867
circa 1867; 2-story, 6-bay, frame double dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; 2/2 sash windows; right unit has hip-roofed porch supported by turned posts with cutwork brackets; left unit has modern one-bay entrance porch; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .36 · circa 1920
circa 1920; designed by Gustav Stickley, illustrated in the February, 1912 issue of The Craftsman magazine; 1-story, L-plan, brick dwelling situated with one of the gable ends projecting from the facade; the roof is a very low-pitched gable with a king post truss in the facade gable; the walls are composed of rough-cast brick laid in running bond with a very gritty mortar; its windows are 6/6 sash set in pairs; a screened porch with massive square brick supports is located on the facade at the bend of the L.
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Site .37 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2^-story, frame, Queen Anne style dwelling; oblong plan with gable end facade and 2-story cross wing on NE side; hip-roofed porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends the full length of the facade and continues around to the side wing; 2-story bay window on facade; exterior walls covered with weatherboard siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .41 · circa 1920
circa 1920; 1%-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with center door; facade entrance porch has gable roof supported by a pair of columns at each corner; 1/1 sash windows; weatherboard siding.
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Site .42 · circa 1850
circa 1850; a row of worker's housing composed of three double dwellings; each building is a 2%-story, 4-bay, gable-roofed, frame structure with a full length facade porch and a two-story rear wing; 6/6 sash windows on first and second floors, eyebrow windows on upper floor; two of the buildings are covered with asphalt siding and one is stuccoed; two of the porches have square post supports, while the third has rock-faced concrete block columns and railing.
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Site .43 · circa 1920
circa 1920; 1%-story, frame bungalow clad with red-stained wood shingles; main block has a shallowly-pitched gable roof with three smaller gables projecting from the facade; a porch with arched openings is contained under one of the gables.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .45 · circa 1900
circa 1900; a row of worker's housing composed of three brick buildings; the three units are similar in scale and detail, but differ in length; they measure three, four, and five bays across the facade; all have shallowly-pitched gable roofs with molded box cornices and dentil molding; all have full-length facade porches with supports made of rock-faced concrete block.
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Site .48 · circa 1895
circa 1895; 2-story, gable-roofed, frame dwelling in cruciform plan; weatherboard siding; porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across facade and continues around to side wing.
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Site .49 · circa 1895
circa 1895; 2-story, gable-roofed, frame dwelling in cruciform plan; porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across facade and continues around to side wing; aluminium siding.
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Site .50 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 6-bay, frame row of worker's housing; contains three units; continuous gable roof with box cornice; 4/4 sash windows and some 1/1 sash replacements; exterior covered with aluminium siding and asphalt shingles.
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Site .51 · circa 1845
circa 1845; 2-story, 2-bay, gable-roofed frame dwelling; full length facade porch with square post supports and cutwork brackets along the cornice; asbestos shingle siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .52 · 1870
Christ Episcopal Church Rectory
1870, "Christ Episcopal Church Rectory"; built by Isaac Ubil, a local builder; 2 1/2 story, T-plan, Gothic Revival brick dwelling with steeply-pitched cross-gable roof and projecting facade wing; a one-story bay window and a porch with an ornate cutwork cornice ornament the facade; bargeboard trim and gable aprons accent each of the gable ends.
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Site .53 · circa 1865
circa 1865; 2-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with facade central cross gable; gable roof has a moulded box cornice with cutwork brackets; facade cross gable has ornate apron; windows are 1/1 sash with moulded cornices; exterior walls are weatherboarded; two-story rear wing.
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Site .54 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; the facade door has four recessed panels and a very narrow five-light transom; asphalt shingles cover the original weatherboard siding.
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Site .55 · circa 1875
circa 1875; two attached frame dwellings with gable end facades; the eastern unit is a 2-story, 2-bay structure with a louvered panel in the gable; the western unit is a taller 2-story structure, 3 bays across, with an ornate gable apron; a shed-roofed porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the facades of both units.
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Site .56 · circa 1865
circa 1865; 2-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame double dwelling; eastern unit is a three-bay, center hall block; western unit measures 2 bays across; an interior brick chimney is located on the common wall between the two units; exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles and aluminum siding.
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Site .57 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2 1/2 story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and box cornice; first and second floor windows are 2/2 sash; upper floor has eyebrow windows; exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .59 · circa 1930
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church Rectory
circa 1930, "St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church Rectory"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable-roofed, brick dwelling with a gable end facade; its 6/1 sash windows are arranged in pairs; the facade door is sheltered by a gabled hood with bracket supports.
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Site .60 · circa 1860
J. Ritch House
circa 1860, "J. Ritch House"; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; 6/6 sash windows with 1/1 replacements on the facade; full length facade porch; exterior walls covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .61 · 1871
Charles Ash House
1871; "Charles Ash House"; built by Isaac Ubil; 2 1/2 story, brick, second empire style dwelling; slate shingled mansard roof with moulded box cornice and segmental dormers; chimnies are topped by terra-cotta chimney pots; windows are 2/2 sash with heavily molded cornices; flat-roofed facade porch is supported by chamfered posts and is ornamented by a cutwork cornice with drop pendants.
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Site .62 · circa 1826
Dunlap/Worrell House
circa 1826, "Dunlap/Worrell House"; 2-story, brick, Federal style double dwelling; the building measures six bays across the facade, the two doors occupying the center bays; both doors have eight raised and moulded panels and a traceried semi-circular fanlight; the facade wall is laid in Flemish bond while the endwalls and rear are stuccoed common bond; the gable roof is pierced by two dormers front and rear, and is edged by a corbeled brick cornice; a .parapet chimney rises through both endwalls; the 6/6 sash windows have paneled; shutters on the first floor and louvered shutters on the second floor.
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Site .63 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2 1/2 story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has a molded box cornice with ornate cutwork brackets; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash with recessed 3-panel shutters on the first floor and louvered shutters on the second floor; eyebrow windows light the upper story; the 4-panel facade door is set within a paneled recess and is topped by a transom light; the exterior walls have been covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .64 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2 1/2 story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has molded box cornice; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash with some 1/1 sash replacements; eyebrow windows light the upper story; the facade door has two recessed vertical panels and is topped by a transom light; the original weatherboard siding has been covered with asphalt siding; the facade porch supports are made of molded concrete blocks.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .65 · circa 1830
circa 1830; 2-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame double dwelling; eastern unit is two bays wide, western unit is three bays wide; windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 sash replacements; a gable dormer is located on the facade of the three-bay unit; the exterior walls are covered with stucco on the facade and with asbestos shingles on the sides and rear.
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Site .66 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2 1/2 story, 3-bay, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has box cornice and brackets; first and second floor windows are 6/6 and 2/2 sash; the upper story has eyebrow windows; the exterior walls are weatherboarded, at the upper story the boards are laid flush; full length facade porch.
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Site .67 · circa 1840
circa 1840; 2 1/2 story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; one gable dormer is located at the center of the facade; modern porch extends across full length of facade and continues around to NE endwall; exterior walls are covered with aluminium siding.
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Site .68 · circa 1840
circa 1840; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; one gable dormer is located at the center of the facade; windows are 6/6 sash; transom light above facade door; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .69 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2 1/2 story, 4-bay, frame, double dwelling; each unit measures 2 bays across with the. two doors located on the end bays; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 sash replacements; upper story has eyebrow windows; gable roof is edged by a molded box cornice; facade is covered with German siding; side and rear elevations are covered with weatherboard.
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Site .70 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 5-bay, center-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; molded panel facade door with transom light above, exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .71 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2 1/2 story., 4-bay, frame, double dwelling with gable roof; each unit is two bays wide with the door occupying the outer bay; first and second floor windows are 2/1 sash replacements, upper story has eyebrow windows, exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .72 · circa 1860
Mrs. Rouns House
circa 1860, "Mrs. Rouns House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling; full length facade porch is supported by turned posts; exterior walls have recently been sided with wood shingles.
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Site .73 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 6-bay, frame, double dwelling with gable roof; each unit measures 3 bays across, with the door occupying the outer bay; a porch with turned post supports extends across the full length of the facade and continues around the SW endwall; asphalt shingles cover the weatherboard siding.
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Site .74 · circa 1895
circa 1895; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; gable roof has molded box cornice; windows are 6/6 and 2/2 sash; 4-panel facade door has a transom light above; porch with turned post supports extends across full length of facade; exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .75 · circa 1850
W. C. Robertson House
circa 1850, "W. C. Robertson House"; 2 1/2 story, 3- bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; gable roof is clad with standing seam tin and is edged with a box cornice; first and second floors have 6/6 sash windows; upper story has eyebrow windows; facade door is topped by a transom light; porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .76 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; gable roof is clad with tin; molded box cornice is accented by a frieze with applied cutout ornaments; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash; upper floor has eyebrow windows; paneled facade door is topped by a transom light; a porch with box cornice and square post supports extends across the full length of the facade; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .78 · circa 1865
W. S. Skane House
circa 1865, "W. S. Skane House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side- hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; 6/6 sash windows; exterior walls are covered with asphalt shingles; aluminum awning extends across 2 bays of facade.
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Site .79 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with cross gable roof and bargeboard trim; 2/2 and 6/6 sash windows; facade door is topped by a transom light; shed-roofed porch extends across 2 bays of the facade; aluminum siding sheathes the original weatherboard.
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Site .80 · circa 1850
John Ash House
circa 1850, "John Ash House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, Greek Revival style, side-hall-plan, brick dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has a molded box cornice and bracketed frieze; 6/6 sash windows on first and second floors; eyebrow windows on upper floor; first floor windows have recessed panel shutters while the second floor windows have louvered shutters; the facade door has six recessed panels and is surrounded by sidelights and a transom light; one- bay entrance portico is supported by two clusters of colonettes; one-story brick doctor's office added to northeast endwall circa 1895; frame wing that was used as a pharmacy was added to rear of office circa 1900; cast iron fence borders southeast edge of property.
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Site .82 · circa 1925
circa 1925; 1-story, 3-bay, stuccoed frame bungalow with clipped gable roof.
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Site .83 · circa 1849
Delaware City National Bank
Circa 1849, Greek Revival brick building; the nomination records a rear wing constructed as living quarters circa 1900 and another wing for a vault circa 1915.
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Site .84 · circa 1840
Polk/Henry House
circa 1840, "Polk/Henry House"; 3-story, 5-bay, center- hall, Greek Revival style, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched hipped roof is clad with standing seam tin and is edged by a molded box cornice; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, third floor windows are 3/3 sash; the facade entrance has a recessed panel door that is surrounded by sidelights and a transom light and sheltered by a classical portico; the original weatherboard siding has been covered with asbestos shingles, however, the giant order corner pilasters remain exposed.
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Site .85 · circa 1835
P. Carl House
circa 1835, "P. Carl House"; 3-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, Federal style brick dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has a molded box cornice; facade door is topped by a semi-circular fanlight; doors and window sash have been replaced.
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Site .86 · circa 1830
H. Ogle House
circa 1830, "H. Ogle House"; 2-story, 2-bay, Federal style brick dwelling; the gable roof is edged by a corbeled brick cornice and has a segmental dormer on its facade side; the facade door is topped by a semi- circular fanlight; doors and window sash have been replaced.
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Site .87 · circa 1860
C. Forbes House
circa 1860, "C. Forbes House"; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; windows are 6/6 sash; aluminum siding covers original weatherboards.
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Site .88 · circa 1830
G. Cleaver/F. Dunlap House
circa 1830, "G. Cleaver/F. Dunlap House": 2-story, 4-bay, Federal style brick double dwelling with gable roof and corbeled brick cornice; each unit measures two bays across with the doors occupying the two end bays; all windows are 6/6 sash with paneled shutters on the first floor and louvered shutters on the second floor; two gable dormers pierce both the facade and rear of the roof; both doors are topped by semi-circular fanlights.
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Site .89 · circa 1850
Barnes House
circa 1850, "Barnes House"; 2-story, 3-bay, center-hall- plan, Greek Revival style frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched hipped roof has a box cornice with modillion blocks; windows are 6/6 sash with recessed panel shutters on the first floor and louvered shutters on the second floor; the recessed-panel facade door is surrounded by sidelights and a transom light; a classical portico shelters the facade door; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .90 · circa 1860
Mrs. Strokes House
circa 1860, "Mrs. Strokes House"; 2-story, 5-bay, frame, double dwelling with saltbox roofline; the southwest unit measures 2 bays across while the northeast unit measures 3 bays across; the doors are located in the two center bays; the windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 sash replacements; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .91 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame, double dwelling; gable roof is accented with cutwork brackets at the cornice line; windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 and 1/1 sash replacements; the facade door is topped by a transom light and is sheltered by a modern porch; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard, however, the northeastern half of the building has been covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .92 · circa 1860
E. 0. Niel House
circa 1860, "E. 0. Niel House"; 2-story, 5-bay, gable- roofed, frame, double dwelling; southwest unit measures three bays across, north- east unit measures two bays across; the doors are located in the two end bays; windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 sash replacements; the exterior walls are covered with asphalt shingles and perma-stone.
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Site .93 · circa 1850
J. Kern House
circa 1850, "J. Kern House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, Greek Revival style, frame dwelling; its shallowly-pitched gable roof has a dentilated frieze at the cornice line; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash; eyebrow windows light the upper story; the facade door is a modern replace- ment that is framed by half-round pilasters and a pediment; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .94 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 4-bay, gable-roofed, frame double dwelling; each unit measures two bays across with the two doors located on the end bays; the windows are 1/1 sash replacements; the exterior walls are covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .95 · circa 1860
H. Bredemir House
circa 1860, "H. Bredemir House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling; windows have 1/1 sash replacements; weatherboard has been covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .96 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof is edged by a box cornice with brackets; first and second floor windows are 2/2 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; the facade door is a late nineteenth century replacement; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .97 · circa 1860
F. 0. Niel House
circa 1860, "F. 0. Niel House"; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, frame dwelling; gable-roof is edged by a box cornice with brackets; first and second floor windows are 2/2 sash, upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; the facade door is topped by a transom light; a porch with turned post supports extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .98 · circa 1920
circa 1920; 1^-story, gable-roofed, frame bungalow; enclosed facade porch; exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .99 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, gable-roofed, L-plan, frame dwelling with gable end facade; a porch extends across the southeast and southwest sides of the facade wing; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .100 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 1^-story, frame dwelling with cross-gable roof; full length facade porch has been enclosed; exterior walls are covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .102 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2^-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with gable end facade; gable roof has a plain box cornice with partial returns; windows are 2/2 sash; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weather- board.
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Site .103 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with gable end facade; clipped gable roof has a plain box cornice with partial returns; windows are 2/2 sash; exterior walls covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .104 · circa 1890
circa 1890; 2-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with gable end facade; the gable roof has a molded box cornice and an ornate gable apron on the facade; windows are 6/6 sash; the four-panel facade door is topped by a transom; a porch with turned post supports extends across the facade; weather- board siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .105 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame double dwelling; northeast unit measures 2 bays across and southwest unit measures 3 bays across; the doors are located in the two end bays; windows are 6/6 sash with some 1/1 sash replacements; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
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Site .106 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with facade cross gable; gable roof on main block has molded box cornice with partial returns; windows are 2/2 sash; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; rear additions date from late nineteenth century through early twentieth century.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .109 · circa 1850
J. Mulligan House
circa 1850, "J. Mulligan House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with 2-story rear wing; its hipped roof is edged by a molded box cornice with a bracketed frieze; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; the four-panel facade door is topped by a transom light; its exterior walls have been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .110 · circa 1850
H. McMann House
circa 1850, "H. McMann House"; 2^-story, 2-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling; first and second floor, windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; its full-length facade porch has been enclosed and its exterior walls have been covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .111 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 3-bay, center-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its hipped roof is clad with standing seam tin and is edged by a molded box cornice; both interior end chimnies are capped with terra-cotta chimney pots; all windows are 2/2 sash; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .112 · circa 1850
circa 1850; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with 2-story rear wing; its gable roof is clad with standing seam tin and is edged by a molded box cornice; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; a porch with square column cupports extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls have been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .114 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; windows are 1/1 sash replacements; the exterior walls have been covered with asphalt shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .115 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; windows are 1/1 sash replacements; the exterior walls have been covered with asphalt shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .116 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with shallowly- pitched gable roof; windows are 1/1 sash; partial-length facade porch appears to be an addition; the exterior walls have been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .117 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 2-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling; windows are 2/2 sash; exterior walls have been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .118 · circa 1915
Armstrong House
circa 1915, "Armstrong House"; built by Mr. Armstrong; 1^- story,. gable-roofed, frame bungalow with a large shed-roofed dormer on both the facade and rear elevations; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .119 · circa 1850
Captain George Maxwell House
circa 1850; "Captain George Maxwell House"; 2-story, 5-bay, frame dwelling with a 3-story recessed center pavillion; hipped roof is edged with a box cornice; windows are 6/6 sash; a one-bay entrance porch on square column supports shelters the facade door; the southwest endwall has a full length porch with a bellcast roof; the interior is decorated with ornate plaster moldings; aluminum siding covers the original weatherboards; this house was built National Bank.
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Site .120 · circa 1900
Edwin Reybold House
circa 1900, "Edwin Reybold House"; 2-story, hip-roofed, frame, Queen Anne style dwelling with a half-hexagonal corner tower and three porches; asbestos shingles cover the original weatherboard siding, however, the gable aprons, brackets, decorated frieze, and other trim is intact.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .123 · circa 1830
Hall/Dunlap House
circa 1830, "Hall/Dunlap House"; 3 attached Federal style brick dwellings, 2 stories in height; 2 of the units measure 2 bays across, the last unit measures 3 bays across; windows are 6/6 sash with some 2/2 and 1/1 sash replacements; all 3 units have a semi-circular fanlight above the facade door; the continuous gable roof has a corbeled brick cornice; 3 gable dormers pierce the front side of the roof.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .124 · circa 1865
R. Polk Estate
circa 1865, "R. Polk Estate"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with hipped roof; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; a porch with square post supports extends across the full length of the facade.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .125 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; windows are 2/2 sash with louvered shutters on the facade; a porch with square post supports extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with weatherboard and aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .126 · circa 1850
Mrs. Burginer House
circa 1850, "Mrs. Burginer House"; 2%-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .128 · circa 1860
William Mullin House
circa 1860, "William Mullin House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, frame dwelling; its shallowly-pitched hipped roof has a molded box cornice with large brackets situated along a wide frieze; the windows are 2/2 sash with paneled shutters at the first floor; the facade door is surrounded by sidelights and a transom light; weatherboard siding sheathes the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .133 · circa 1895
circa 1895; 2-story, 5-bay, center-hall-plan, frame dwelling with facade central cross-gable; windows are 2/2 sash, a hip- roofed porch with a cross gable above the entrance extends across three bays of the facade.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .134 · 1913
1913; built by Mr. Miller as a wedding gift for his daughter; 1^-story, 5-bay, hip-roofed, frame bungalow; a full-length facade porch is incorporated under the hipped roof, supported by four columns on brick pedestals; its windows are 1/1 sash; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .135 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, frame dwelling; its hipped roof has a box cornice with cutwork brackets; first and second floor windows are 2/2 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade and continues around to the northeast endwall; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .136 · circa 1910
circa 1910; 1-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed, frame bungalow with brackets at the gable ends; the windows are paired 1/1 sash; the facade porch is supported by four, square paneled columns; weather- board covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .137 · circa 1870
circa 1870; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; shallowly-pitched gable roof has a molded box cornice with cutwork brackets; first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; asbestos shingles cover the original weatherboard siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .138 · 1917
1917; built by William Jester; 2-story, 3-bay, gable- roofed brick dwelling with a gable wing projecting from the facade.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .139 · circa 1890
circa 1890; 2^-story, hip-roofed, frame dwelling with a bay window on the facade; its windows are irregularly spaced 1/1 sash; a porch with a box cornice and square post supports extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .141 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, L-plan frame dwelling with steeply-pitched gable roof; porches with turned post supports and cutwork brackets are located on the east and west sides of the building; the exterior walls have been covered with asbestos shingles, however, the gables retain their decorative wood shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .142 · circa 1885
circa 1885; 2^-story, T-plan, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with gable dormers and facade bay window; a porch with a molded box cornice and square post supports extends across part of the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .143 · circa 1915
circa 1915; 2^-story, hip-roofed, frame, Queen Anne style dwelling; the design was chosen from a plan book; its hipped roof is intersected by several cross-gables and dormers; the facade is highlighted by a bay projection and a two-tiered porch; the exterior walls have been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .144 · circa 1930
circa 1930; 1^-story, 3-bay, frame bungalow with a full- length facade porch under the gable overhang; a three-bay shed dormer is located at the center of the facade; the exterior walls are stuccoed.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .145 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2%-story, T-plan, frame, Second Empire style dwelling with slate-shingled Mansard roof; windows are 2/2 sash with molded cornices and shutters; exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .147 · circa 1830
Carl/Homan House
circa 1830; "Carl/Homan House"; 2-story, 4-bay, Federal style, brick double dwelling; the gable roof is clad with standing seam tin and is pierced by two segmental dormers on the facade; both facade doors are topped by semi-circular fanlights; a hip-roofed porch with Doric column supports extends across the facade of the southwestern unit.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .148 · circa 1850
Mesick House
circa 1850, "Mesick House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its shallowly-pitched gable roof has a plain box cornice; the first floor windows are 2/2 sash, the second floor windows are 6/6 sash, and the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; the exterior walls are sided with weather- board.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .149 · circa 1870
circa 1870; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; first and second floor windows are 2/2 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; a porch extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .150 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its gable roof has a box cornice with a bracketed frieze below; a porch with square post supports extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with asphalt siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .151 · circa 1920
circa 1920; 1-story, gable-roofed, T-plan, frame dwelling with facade porch; windows are 6/6 sash; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .152 · circa 1920
shotgun plan
circa 1920; 1-story, 3-bay, "shotgun plan" frame dwelling with gable roof; windows are 6/6 sash with molded dripboards; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; the facade porch is supported by turned posts.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .153 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 3-story, 6-bay, gable-roofed, frame double dwelling; the facade doors are located in the two center bays; the first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash while the third floor windows are 2/2 sash; a hip-roofed porch extends across the four center bays of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .154 · circa 1850
C. Biggar House
circa 1850, "C. Biggar House"; 2%-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; the windows are 6/6 sash; its full-length facade porch is ornamented with cutwork brackets; the exterior walls are covered with aluminim siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .156 · circa 1835
J. B. Henry House
circa 1835, "J. B. Henry House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall- plan, frame dwelling; its gable roof is pierced by one gable dormer on the facade; the windows are 6/6 sash; asphalt shingles cover the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .158 · circa 1830
McClime/McIntire House
circa 1830, "McClime/McIntire House"; 2-story, 6-bay, gable-roofed, brick, double dwelling; the facade doors are located in the two center bays topped by fanlights; the facade wall is laid in flemish bond while the sides and rear are laid in commond bond; the roof has a molded box cornice and two segmental dormers on the facade; a parapet chimney is decorated with a glazed header losenge in its brickwork; the windows are 6/6 sash with several 2/2 sash replacements; a flat-roofed porch with square column supports extends across the full length of the facade.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .160 · circa 1860
Hunter/Cooper House
circa 1860; "Hunter/Cooper House"; 2-story, 4-bay, frame double dwelling now used as commercial structure; its gable roof has a molded box cornice and a brick interior chimney rising through each endwall; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .161 · circa 1850
Barr House
circa 1850, "Barr House": 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its gable roof has a molded box cornice with a dentil frieze; the first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story is lit by eyebrow windows; a shed-roofed porch extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .163 · circa 1880
George Money House
circa 1880, "George Money House"; 2-story, L-plan, frame dwelling; its cross-gable roof has an exposed rafter end cornice; the windows are 2/2 sash; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets is located in the bend of the ell on the facade; asbestos shingles cover the original weatherboard siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .164 · circa 1828
Van Hekle House
circa 1828, "Van Hekle House"; 2-story, 4-bay, Federal style brick double dwelling; the facade doors are located in the two center bays and are topped by semi-circular fanlights; the windows are 6/6 sash with modern paneled and louvered shutters; the gable roof is pierced by two gable dormers and is edged by a corbeled brick cornice.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .165 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; windows are 2/2 sash; an enclosed full-length porch extends across the facade; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .166 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 3-bay, brick dwelling with facade central cross gable; the roof is edged by a molded box cornice with brackets along the facade; all windows are 2/2 sash; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade.
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Site .167 · circa 1850
E. D. Cleaver House
circa 1850; "E. D. Cleaver House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, hip- roofed dwelling; a 2-story frame wing on the north-east end of the facade was added in 1912 to serve as a doctor's office; the main block has an enclosed porch on the first floor of its facade, 4/4 sash windows on its second floor and eyebrow windows on its third floor; the roof is clad with tin and is edged by a molded box cornice with paired cutwork brackets; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .168 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2^-story, L-plan, gable-roofed Queen Anne style dwelling; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets is located in the bend of the ell on the facade; the windows are spaced singly and in pairs; many of these sash windows are the type that consist of one large pane surrounded by multiple stained glass panes; a cross-gabled, rectangular bay projects from the facade endwall; the exterior walls are covered with asphalt siding; the interior retains its golden oak staircase.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .169 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2%-story, 3-bay, Queen Anne style frame dwelling with a conical-roofed corner tower; the windows are ^ sash, several with stained glass upper panes; a porch with square post supports, a spindle cornice and an ornate railing extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .170 · circa 1870
circa 1870; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a hipped roof and molded box cornice; the facade door is surrounded by sidelights and a transom light; all windows are 2/2 sash; a flat-roofed porch with square post supports extends across the full length of the facade; its weatherboard has been covered with aluminum siding.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .171 · circa 1865
circa 1865; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its hipped roof is clad with standing seam tin and has a box cornice with brackets; all windows are 2/2 sash with paneled shutters on the first floor and louvered shutters on the second floor; a hip-roofed porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; interior trim includes shouldered window surrounds and an original fireplace surround in the dining room.
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Site .172 · circa 1865
Weir House
circa 1865, "Weir House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a shed roof; 2/2 sash windows; a porch with turned post supports extends across the full length of the facade and then continues around to the southwest side; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .173 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with gable-end facade; its 6/6 sash windows are arranged symmetrically; a shed-roofed porch with turned post supports and cut-work brackets extends across the facade; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .174 · circa 1860
A. Eddenfield House
circa 1860, "A. Eddenfield House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side- hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and box cornice; the windows are ^ sash replacements; a shed-roofed porch with square post supports extends across the facade; asphalt siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .175 · circa 1860
Ford House
circa 1860, "Ford House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and molded box cornice; the first floor windows are 4/4 sash, while those on the second floor are 6/6 sash; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .176 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, hip-roofed, Queen Anne style, frame dwelling with a cross-gabled bay window on the facade; windows are 1/1 sash; a semi-circular porch with a dentilated cornice, wooden columns, and a turned baluster railing is located at the western corner of the facade; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .177 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2^-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with cross- gable roof; its molded box cornice has a full gable return on the facade; 1/1 sash windows spaced singley and in pairs light the building; several diamond- shaped windows accent the side elevations; its hip-roofed facade porch is supported by square posts with a square baluster railing; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .178 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2^-story, 4-bay, frame dwelling with cross- gable roof and molded box cornice; 1/1 sash windows spaced singley and in pairs light the building; its hip-roofed facade porch is supported by three heavy square columns with a square baluster railing; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .179 · circa 1925
circa 1925; 1^-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed, frame bungalow with a large, gabled central facade dormer; a full-length facade porch is incorporated under the main roof of the house and is supported by battered, square columns on concrete block plinths; the windows are primarily 1/1 sash; weatherboard covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .180 · circa 1930
circa 1930; 1-story, 3-bay, brick dwelling with gable end facade; the roofline is emphasized by a heavy box cornice; its partial- length facade porch is supported by brick piers.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .181 · circa 1930
circa 1930; 1^-story, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with a bay window and a gabled entrance porch on the facade; all windows are 1/1 sash; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingles.
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Site .188 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed frame dwelling with facade central cross gable and rear wing; the facade side-hall door is topped by a transom; the windows are 1/1 sash; German siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .189 · circa 1860
Davidson House
circa 1860, "Davidson House"; 2-story, 4-bay, gable- roofed, frame double dwelling with the facade doors located in the two center bays; the windows are 6/6 sash; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .190 · circa 1860
A. E. Davidson House
circa 1860, "A. E. Davidson House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling that is attached to the neighboring house by its northeast endwall; the windows are all 1/1 sash replacements; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .191 · circa 1860
W. A. Newkirk House
circa 1860, "W. A. Newkirk House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling that is attached to the neighboring house by its south- west endwall; the windows are all 2/2 sash replacements; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .192 · circa 1860
Filand House
circa 1860, "Filand House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and plain box cornice; the windows are 1/1 sash replacements; asphalt siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .193 · circa 1860
Echard House
circa 1860, "Echard House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and molded box cornice; the windows are 2/2 sash; a transom light tops the facade door; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .194 · circa 1860
Wm. Davidson House
circa 1860, "Wm. Davidson House"; 2-story, 4-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling with a bay window on its southwest endwall; the windows are 6/6 sash; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .197 · circa 1860
Howe House
circa 1860, "Howe House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof; the windows are all 2/2 sash; asbestos shingles cover the original weatherboard siding.
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Site .198 · circa 1845
William VanHekle House
circa 1845, "William VanHekle House"; 2-story, 3-bay, side- hall-plan, frame dwelling; its gable roof is edged by a box cornice with a full gable return on the northeast endwall; the windows are all 6/6 sash; the recessed-panel facade door is surrounded by sidelights and a transom; weather- board siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .199 · circa 1860
Hacker/Cannan House
circa 1860, "Hacker/Cannan House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling; originally part of a double dwelling, the northeastern half has been torn down; its windows are 6/6 sash; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos siding.
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Site .202 · circa 1850
McCormick House
circa 1850, "McCormick House"; 2^-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling; the windows are 2/2 sash; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .203 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 5-bay, center hall, frame dwelling with a gable roof; its windows are 6/6 sash; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
Contributing in the nomination
Site .204 · circa 1900
circa 1900; gable-roofed, 2-story, 4-bay, frame, double dwelling with its two entrances located in the end bays; the windows are all 1/1 sash; weatherboard siding covers the original walls.
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Site .206 · circa 1890
circa 1890; 2-story, 2-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling; all windows are 1/1 sash replacements with modern batten shutters; the exterior walls are covered with asbestos shingle siding.
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Site .207 · circa 1870
circa 1870; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with gable roof and box cornice; the windows are 6/6 sash; the facade is sheathed with German siding while the side and rear elevations are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .208 · circa 1860
L. Laboub House
circa 1860; "L. Laboub House"; 2^-story, 3-bay, hip-roofed, frame dwelling; the roof is clad with standing seam tin and is edged by a heavy, molded box cornice with a plain board frieze and large cutwork brackets; the first and second floor windows are 6/6 sash, the upper story has eyebrow windows; asphalt shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .209 · circa 1885
circa 1885; 2-story, 5-bay, center-hall, frame dwelling; its hipped roof is sheathed with standing seam tin and is edged by a box cornice; the two interior chimnies are capped with terra-cotta chimney pots; the windows are 6/6 sash; its exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; the house has been divided into two rental units.
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Site .210 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a hipped roof; its windows are modern sash replacements; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls; this building was renovated in 1978.
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Site .211 · circa 1860
I. Hunter House
circa 1860, "I. Hunter House"; 2-story, 4-bay, gable- roofed, frame double dwelling with two interior end chimnies; the windows in the northeastern unit are 6/6 sash while those in the southwestern unit are 1/1 sash replacements; the exterior walls are covered with asphalt and asbestos siding.
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Site .212 · circa 1860
J. N. Ogle House
circa 1860; "J. N. Ogle House"; 2-story, 2-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling; the windows are 1/1 sash replacements; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .213 / .214 · circa 1860
F. Dewese House
circa 1860, "F. Dewese House"; 2-story, 4-bay, gable-roofed, frame, double dwelling with its two entrances in the center bays; the windows are 6/6 sash; asphalt siding and asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .215 · circa 1840
J. N. Ogle House
circa 1840; "J. N. Ogle House"; 2-story, 4-bay, gable- roofed, frame dwelling with its two entrances located in the center bays; the roof is edged by a molded box cornice and its facade side is pierced by two gable dormers; the windows are 1/1 sash replacements; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .216 · circa 1875
circa 1875; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling; its hipped roof is edged by a molded box cornice with cutwork brackets; the windows are 2/2 sash; a hip-roofed porch extends across the full length of the facade; the exterior walls are covered with weatherboard siding.
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Site .217 · circa 1925
circa 1925; 1-story, 2-bay, oblong, frame dwelling with a gable end facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; a shed-roofed porch extends across the facade.
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Site .220 · circa 1880
circa 1880; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof; the windows are 1/1 sash replacements; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .221 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 4-bay, frame, Queen Anne style dwelling with a gable end facade; the facade is arranged with a transom-topped side entrance, a two-story bay window, and a pointed-arch window in its gable; in addition, a spindle gable apron highlights the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard; a hip-roofed porch with four turned post supports extends across the facade; the house is currently unoccupied and its windows have been boarded up.
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Site .224 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with a central cross gable on the facade; the windows are 1/1 sash; a shed- roofed porch with a central cross gable and turned post supports extends across the facade; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .225 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, gable-roofed, L-plan, frame dwelling; the house was renovated during 1979-80 which involved replacing the window sash, removing the chimney, and siding the walls with imbricated cedar shingles; its original fishscale shingles are still in place in the gables.
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Site .233 · circa 1850
Mrs. Lockman's House
circa 1850; "Mrs. Lockman's House"; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with a gable roof and plain box cornice; a 28-pane bay window projects from the first floor facade; the other windows are 6/6 sash; the 6-panel facade door is sheltered by a gabled hood on chamfered post supports; the 1^-story rear wing has two gable dormers; weatherboard siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .234 · circa 1860
I. Ubil House
circa 1860, "I. Ubil House"; Isaac Ubil was a carpenter and builder by trade; 2^-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a hipped roof and box cornice; the first and second floors have 6/6 sash windows, the upper story has eyebrow windows; the facade door is surrounded by sidelights and a transom; its original weatherboard has been covered with asphalt siding.
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Site .236 · circa 1860
circa 1860; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and plain box cornice; the windows are 6/6 sash; a porch with wooden post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .239 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with its facade located on the northeast endwall; the windows are elongated 2/2 sash; a porch extends across the facade and continues around to the southeast side; aluminum siding covers the exterior walls.
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Site .240 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with a gable roof and molded box cornice; the windows are 6/6 sash; a porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets extends across the facade and continues around to the southeast side; its weatherboard siding has been covered with asphalt shingles.
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Site .241 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with a large gable dormer at the center of the facade; the windows are 6/6 sash; a shed-roofed porch with turned post supports, cutwork brackets and a cross gable over the entrance extends across the facade; the exterior walls are sided with weatherboard.
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Site .242 · circa 1910
circa 1910; 2-story, pyramidal-roofed, frame, four-square plan dwelling with a pagoda-like facade dormer; an enclosed porch with a cross gable over the entrance and 9/9 sash windows extends across the facade; a bay window projects from the second floor of the facade; aluminum siding covers the original weatherboard.
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Site .243 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, gable-roofed, frame dwelling with the facade located on the northeast endwall and a hexagonal tower situated on its north corner; the windows are 1/1 sash arranged in pairs; asbestos shingles cover the original weatherboard siding; the facade porch has been removed.
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Site .244 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 3-bay, side-hall-plan, frame dwelling with its facade located on the northeast endwall; the windows are 1/1 sash; a shed-roofed porch with a central cross gable extends across the facade; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .245 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 3-bay, frame dwelling with its facade located on the northeast gable end; the windows are 2/2 sash; an enclosed porch extends across the facade; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .246 · circa 1900
circa 1900; 2-story, 2-bay, frame dwelling with its facade located on the northeast endwall; the windows are 2/2 sash; a hip-roofed porch extends across the facade; asbestos shingles cover the exterior walls.
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Site .247 · circa 1850
B. Ogle House
circa 1850; "B. Ogle House"; 2-story, 3-bay, center-hall, frame dwelling with a cross gable roof; the building appears to be a Greek Revival style house with later Gothic Revival style modifications; the facade door has four recessed panels and is surrounded by sidelights and a transom; the windows are 6/6 sash with a double sash window occupying the second floor, center bay; their shutters are the recessed panel type on the first floor and louvered on the second floor; the wood-shingled gable roof has a central cross gable on the facade and elaborate bargeboard trim with drop pendants at the corners; a 2-story, bay window was added to the southeast endwall and a small square bay with a porch on the second floor was added to the northwest endwall; a two-tiered porch with turned post supports and cutwork brackets shelters the center bay of the facade.
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Site .252 · circa 1925
circa 1925; 1^-story, gable-roofed, frame bungalow with the facade located on one of the endwalls; weatherboard covers the exterior walls; the windows are 1/1 sash; a gable-roofed dormer is located on each side of the ridgeline; the hip-roofed facade porch is enclosed.
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Transcribed from the nomination’s property descriptions—not its former owners’ mailing addresses. The source skips site .18 and combines .213/.214 into one entry. Some locations are given only as a street or corner; no house number has been invented. Residential grouping is an editorial index to the source, not a statement of current use. Original wording may contain dated terminology or scan errors; consult each linked entry for the authoritative text.
The City’s 19-page document above supplies the district history and architectural overview. The complete NPS-hosted nomination below includes the individual property descriptions used for this inventory.
Complete nomination & property inventory (64-page PDF)