1019-Fall2018
Site Number: 1019
Name of Surveyors:
Date of Survey: 09/25/2018
Address: 810
Number of Structures: 2
Construction Date: 1940
Current Use of Primary Building: Single Family
Historic Use of Primary Building: Single Family
Secondary Building: Shed
Style of Primary Building: Tudor Revival
Number of Stories: 2.5
Width (bays): 3
Foundation Material: Brick
Depth (rooms): 4
Structural System: brick
Wall Cladding Material: brick, wood clapboards, stucco
Roof Shape: Gable
Roof Material: slate
Decorative Details/Unique Features:
structure has a Flemish brick bond, arched wooden front door and door frame, tiny window next to the front door that probably isn’t functional, keystone above front door and left upper story window on the front elevation, lintel over the right window on the upper story of the front elevation, quoining on the corners of the front elevation, front door, and left upper story window, left elevation has a small awning with curved braces above a door, bay window on the front elevation with a copper awning, front gable has a very steep pitch, chimney has decorative caps, curved brick pathway
Evidence of Integrity Location/Materials:
Most masonry details are probably original, original slate roof, replacement windows, wood clapboard on additions don't really fit well within the overall style, any other replacement materials fit well within the style as seen from the right of way
Additions/Alternations to Primary Building:
Rear addition, replacement windows
Condition of Primary Building: Good
Observable Threats: large trees
Compatibility with Adjacent Land Uses:
compatible - this residential structure is surrounded by other residential structures
Potential NR Eligibility: Contributing
Evidence of Construction Date:
1940-41 city directory, 1940 land tax records
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