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A more typical L-shaped three bay wide Greek Revival structure
than its neighbor, this two and one-half story building has a
front facing pedimented gable with boxed cornice. A small one
over one window is within the pediment. A pedimented entrance
porch with turned posts and brackets protects a right, side hall
entrance door with three-quarter sidelights. The brick load bearing
walls are covered with asphalt shingles. Slate shingles cover
a wood truss roof. Windows are one over one double-hung sashes
symmetrically arranged. The VHSSS indicates the ell was added
at a later date. (1) The building now houses multiple apartment
units.