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NPS rorm ‘1900-, . . OMII Pin 1024 -00111<br />
821<br />
I p. I0-J104<br />
United States Department <strong>of</strong> the Interior<br />
<strong>National</strong> Park Service For NI’S use only<br />
<strong>National</strong> <strong>Register</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Historic</strong> <strong>Places</strong> received - --<br />
Inventory-Nomination Form -date e!ltercd -<br />
Continuation sheet 23 Item number 7 Page 24<br />
Meadow Lane cont.<br />
97 Edgecove ca 1885: A large, 2½-story, cross-plan, cross-gable,<br />
Shingle Style dwelling with a wraparound veranda. The prominent,<br />
equilateral- triangle front gable sweeps down to encompass the second<br />
floor, with its recessed balcony, and continues to form the ro<strong>of</strong><br />
sections over the side wings <strong>of</strong> the veranda. On one side wing, the<br />
gable end has a jerkin.-head pr<strong>of</strong>ile and a recessed second-story corner<br />
balcony - A small 1½-story, end--gabled cottage addi tion built ca 1980<br />
with a -front porch enclosed by sliding plate-glass doors, is attached<br />
to the original house by a short elI and an enclosed section <strong>of</strong> the<br />
veranda. The house was built for ILL. Lyon <strong>of</strong> Cincinnati see 92 and 93.<br />
98 Anchorage, now Channel Mark 1913-14; Wilson Lyre, Jr. <strong>of</strong> Phi lade lphiia,<br />
architect: A 2½-story, flank-gable-ro<strong>of</strong>, rectangular-block Colonial<br />
Revival dwelling with a 1-story garage wing on one side topped by a<br />
flat ro<strong>of</strong> with a ro<strong>of</strong> balustrade. The asymmetrical facade contains<br />
a central Palladian stair-landing window between floor levels, an<br />
end-hay entrance under a shed hood supported by brackets, and a broad<br />
i-story hay window on the opposite end <strong>of</strong> the facade - Other details<br />
include pechimented dormers , a balustraded widow’s walk, and pal red<br />
exterior end-wall. chimneys. The chimneys ar-c inscribed wi Lii the dates<br />
‘‘1888’ and ‘‘1914’’. The earlier date refers to the construction <strong>of</strong><br />
the original cottage on this site, now moved across the street see<br />
number 95 ; the later is the date <strong>of</strong> construction <strong>of</strong> the present<br />
building. The house was built for Annie B - Mc Connell , wi fe <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Reverend Samuel P. McConnell.<br />
99 Breezy Lodge , now Geranium Point 1902 e t seq - : Th i s was o ri g i mi I I y<br />
a svminet ri cal 2½- story , Ii ip - roo f dive 11 in g ivi th a 3-h a y facade - The<br />
original portion has a central entrance flanked by French doors, a<br />
front veranda with a central front gable, a central second- floor hay<br />
window , and a shed- ro<strong>of</strong> front. dormer. The house has been enlarged<br />
I’ the construction <strong>of</strong> a 2-story hip-io<strong>of</strong> addition on one side with<br />
gla:ed sun porches on both levels. The veranda has been extended<br />
- across the front <strong>of</strong> the addition; th i_s extensi on is a I so glazed -<br />
the house was built for Henry A. Robinson <strong>of</strong> Yonkers, N. I -<br />
100 Bl.vthiehourne ca 1885: A large, 2½-story, rectangular dweLling<br />
covered by a short - gable-ro<strong>of</strong> section linking two massive end-jerk in- -<br />
head- ro<strong>of</strong> units that sweep down to encompass the second floor on each<br />
end <strong>of</strong> the house. Its central front entrance is sheltered by a shallow,<br />
shingled-post, shed- ro<strong>of</strong> porch - The ro<strong>of</strong> masses are bro ken by hip -<br />
and shed-ro<strong>of</strong> dormers. On oneside the ro<strong>of</strong> slope continues down<br />
between second-story dormers to<br />
was built as a summer residence<br />
cover a<br />
for the<br />
1-story end porch -<br />
Reverend Summer field<br />
The<br />
F-..<br />
house<br />
Sn i vely<br />
See Continuation Sheet 1124