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Show DESCRIPTION CONDITION CHECK ONE CHECK ONE •^EXCELLENT _DETERIORATED _UNALTERED ^ORIGINAL SITE _GOOD -RUINS XALTERED _MOVED _FAIR _UNEXPOSED DATE. DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE The Daniel Heiner house is a very well maintained five-over-five I-form central hall house. A two-story porch runs almost the full width of the house, with the porch columns matching the five-part division of the facade openings. Although the jigsaw scrollwork brackets on the sides of the columns are missing, the porch railings and balustrades are in excellent condition. The stucco walls were originally scored to give the appearance of cut stone; they are now painted slate blue. The shingle roof has been covered with neutral colored asphalt shingles. The house stands on the edge of a valley and commands an exceptional view of valley farm lands and mountains. A number of pioneer residences, differing in style, are strung out along a country road. Unfortunately, they are interspersed with modern dwellings. |
