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Show Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Style: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features Incluca additions» alterations, ancillary structures, and iancscapicg if applicable This one and a half story Victorian home is made of brick and is in good condition. The home has a great variety to its planes and massings. The first floor windows are crowned with segmented bricks and are large and unchanged. The second story is created by large gables and window dormors with fish-scale shingles. The two chimneys also are prominent and exemplify the Victorian style. Statement of Historical Significance: -- AisorlgtaaJL Americana Agriculture __ Ccraasiicataen __ Ccriservataca -..Military' -- jdinicg --Ssligion -- Science __.ilia Arcs -- Cauiarca __ E^lor3ticn/Settlfisw«: -- Industry . --, Political/. -.Recreation .-, Traasportatien The significance of the home is in the Victorian styled architecture so prominent at the turn of the century in Logan. Original owner was the manager of Howell & Crawford, "Logan 's foremost clothiers and goods merchants." A further synopsis of Mr. Crawford's life is provided on Page number 562. |
