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Show Section No. 7 Page 2 Narrative Description cont. the picture window from the transoms above. The front, second story windows were originally the same as the main floor, but have since been replaced with one-over-one, double hung windows, hung in pairs. The east and west sides of the house have picture windows with transoms above on the main floor and one-over-one double hung windows on the second floor. The lentils and sills are concrete. BRICK ADDITION INTERIOR The interior has a lam.~ ~~l passage hall.""" ~ On the east is the parlor and original dining room~~'1:it·tne west ___ a large drawing room with two sets of large pocket doors. There are three fireplaces on the main floor, one in each of ~ rooms. The mantles are «H oak with original ceramic tile and ornate, cast metal fire box fronts. The .mantle in the dining room stands a~ feet tall with very ornate carvings of lion heads and serpents. The oak staircase in the entry has two flights of stairs with one landing. The interior doors are five panel with transoms above. The second floor~s two bedrooms on the east, each with itfs own fireplace; "l~ aIiiQ. two bedrooms on the west. In the center ~ is a small sitting room and two bathrooms. The basement of the house was made into an apartment in the early 1990's. Most of the woodwork has been painted through the years, but was all originally grained to look like oak. The floors are ~ maple which replaced the original fYu- flooring in probably the 1930's or 40's. The eati~ house coDtai11S ..;.. 5400 square feet and has 30 rooms including the two cellars and furnace room. |
