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Show Archite ct/3uilder: Building Materials DescriDtion of Building Type/Style: sdeal appearance & significant architectural features: structures, and landscaping if applicable This white frame wood home is very well preserved and is of an I form pattern with the three wal" dormers making it a two story home. This vernacular home was built in the 1870's and is fronted by a portico which is supported by four columns (unfluted) with doric capitals and a plain entablature. The middle wall dormer encases a door which opens onto the portico while the outside two dormers I enframe the two latfge windows. The home is plain and simple and an • excellent example Of the.vernacular architecture of the early settlement days of the area. The o|nly visible alterations to the exterior are minor; the windows now have aluminum s|torm coverings along with the doors. The porch may also have been added later, tjhough not so much later that it is out of character. Statement of Historical Significance Aboriginal .1^3 Arts •Gaaaaraa .Military' .Mining .Minority Groups .Political . .Recreation , Sdenca .Socdcrtivaaanitarian The home is a significant contribution to the district because of its age and architecture. I |
