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- Inventory-Nomination NI’S ‘onfl 10010 a - - ‘Mu N., In?4 0011’ - -‘F -I’ Ill II - III United States Department of the Interior National Park Service For NI’S use only National Register of Historic Places Form recek’ed Continuation sheet 32 Item number 7 Page Ninigret Avenue cont. side veranda, -now glazed, with a tall ‘hip rooF pierced by a gable - roof pavilion that proj ects from the second story. The front gable has an overhanging peak above the attic windows - The house is now covered with aluminum siding. lt was built for IV. Snowden Smith. 143 The Boulders; LaMaritima 1898; ‘I’racy Magoni gte oF New York, arch - tects : An eclectic Shingle Style cottage combining Features drawn from New England Colonial and European Medieval sources. The main mass of the house is a horizontal rectangular block with a flankgambrel roof encompassing its second story and attic. At one end of the Facade there is a proj ecting end-gable pavilion with deep eaves boxed in and shaped to form a Gothic-arch recess at attic level. This pavilion is ofFset by a front dormer with a very steep gable roo F, and there is a tiny dormer with a high-peak hip roof between the pavilion and the gabled dormer. A wraparound veranda constructed of small boulders continues through the first-story oF the Front pavi lion as a recess the veranda is now gla zed . There is a 2-story, semi-circular hay window at the rear corner of the end opposite the Front pavil ion. The house was built -For Will iam N - Greene - - 144 i’lie Cedars ca 1.890 with later additions: A iarge, rambLing 2’story Shingle Style dwelling articulated into two dist inct sub - sections. The main bloc-k, covered by an M-gahle roof, is vaguely ‘‘Colonial’’ in character. It has a second-story overhang, an asymmetrical fenestration incorporating a Palladian window randomly placed as a decorative element. Attached to the main block is a large wing with elements derived From late Medieval French architecture. This section has a tall hi p roof and shallow, pol ygonal corner hays with semi-conical turret roofs that barely project from the main mass. The first- floor facade of this end with the shall ow bays is con structed of small boulders - The junction of the two sub-sections is anchored by a by Dr. - Joseph 2-story tower with a conical roe F. P - Anderson and was sold soon a Fter The house was built to Mr. and Mrs Nelson Penn of Baltimore. - iOoNA’{Cl-l ROAI - NC 145 House ca 1970?: A 1-story, gable-rooF cottage with asymmetrical fenestrati.on. 146 House ca 1920 : A tiny 1½-story, hallcurve-gahle-roof, cottage with a recessed front porch, a side-hall entrance, and a shed-roo F Front dormer. - See Con t in vat i on Slice t II 33
N I’’ wu, 1FF 900 a -- I’?F United States Department of the Interior National Park Service For Nt’S use only National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form Cent irlijat cii shed 33 Noonatch Road cent. NC 147 House ca 1915: A 2 metrical fenestra tion entrance vestibule in slab chimney of brick structed as a carriag OCEAN VIEW I-li GHWAY been converted into a received 1All 4, I-,.’-, Ill II 114 -story, L-plan, hip-roof structure with asym including some modern windows , a projecting the interior corner of the "L, and a prominent flanking the vestibule. It was possibly con ehouse for Cleverly see number 101 hut has residence. 148 Thalassa; Shadybrook 1900: A 2½-story, flank-gable-roof, rectangu lar-block dwelling with a symmetrically designed main mass and a glazed sun porch on one side, The house has a recessed front veranda, also glazed, that extends beyond the end of the house to form the sun porch. There is a central entranceway marked by pairs of engaged columns that support an entablature and a balustrade applied to the facade of the house. The front roof slope is broken by a hip-roof dormer. The house was built for Mrs. G.W. Russell of Hartford. 149 Treasure Hill Gate tower about 15 fee appendage on one s iron strap hinges. main house of which Ite,,i nuniher 7 Page 34 Lodge 1923: A tiny conical t in diameter, with a small hi ide. It has a segmental-arch It was part of the Treasure burned in 19-76. -roof cylindrical p - roof rectangular 100 r with ornate Hill estate, the 150 Rock Rose; Green Shutters ca 1920: A 2½-story, flank-gable-roof, late Colonial Revival stucco dwelling with an off-center entrance, an saymmetrical facade, deep eaves and gable rakes with returns, and gabled dormers. There is a modern 1-st ory, gable-roof addition on one side with bay window on the front, The house was bui it for Ashbel T. Wall of Providence, president o.F the A.T. Wall Company, gold and silver platers. 151 Log Cabin, later Windswept, now Longshore Il 1903, altered 1913 and 1958: This building originated as a log house and was remodeled in 1913 into a rambling Modern Colonial dwelling wi th a massive gambrel rooF containing its second story and attic. A pa rtly recessed veranda on one flank is surmounted by hi pped dormer s. ‘Ihe main en trance was originally located under this veranda, hut it has been moved to an off-center, partly recessed entrance porch in the end facing the street. A gambrel-roof side wing with h ipped and eyebrow dormers flanks this entrance porch. The house was built for Samuel I-I. Davis. See Continuation Sheet 1134
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