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NI’S I ,,,n, II’ ‘101 ‘NIl ‘J,’ III.’,l 1,11111 LI B?I - I .p 0 United States Department of the Interior - National Park Service - For Nt’S use only National Register of Historic Places received - - Inventory-Nomination Form dateentered - Continuation sheet - item number 7 Page 39 I-autipaug Way cont. I I WCAI’J. K iV [iNU hi projection over a first-story perch, and a segmental hay window. The roof mass is broken by gab les , an fl-gable, and hipped and shied dormers - lime Iiou se was built as a rental property -for George W. NlcLanahan of Washington, D.C - and was first occupied by F.. N - Benson of Philadelphia see numbers 11, 104 and 152 - 167 Clinton Cottage 1897: A 2½-story end-gable-roof, vernacimbar Queen Anne/Shing Ic Style dwell ing with a side-hail en t-rance , a wrapa round veranda portions of which are a la ter addition, and a 2-story s ide bay window topped by a gahi.e - The first story has been covered with- al umi num s i cI i.mig hut the upper levels retain thei r sh-ingi e cladding, with some patterned work in the gables. 168 Pomptookit 1923 : A 1½- to 2-story, gable-roof, k-plan, stucco Tudor Revival dwelling with half-timber trim in the gables - It has a gabled entrance pavilion in the interior corner of the ‘‘L, ‘‘ an exterior stone chimney on the front of the flank wing, shed- roof door hoods, and a shied dormer and skylights in the roof. Some of the fenestrat:i.on has been replaced with modern windows - ‘l’Iie Iiotise was built for firs. Henry Van Cleef of New Haven. Its unusual name is derived from firs . Van Cleef’ s maiden surname, Pomp. The Pomp family reportedly won this property in a lottery conducted at the. time this - land was subdivided. 169 Lermoh, now Baycroft 1902-03.: A contained rectangular-block Modern Colonial dwelling set end to the street, with a massive, bellcurve flank-gambrel roof containing its second story and attic. Its offcenter entrance is sheltered by a recessed Tuscan-column veranda on the westerly facade that extends across the rear end of the house as a proj ecting porch. there is a hay window on the street end and a garage addition cit 1982 -83 that extends forward from the house - The roof mass is broken by -dormers at second-floor and attic level - Al I have low hi p roofs except the central front dormer , which bias a flat roof originally topped by a roof balustrade. The house was at one t ime occupied by Robert N - Wi llson , a prominent Philadeiphi a physician - - 170 Idle Hour ca 1890: A 2-story, Lplan dwelling covered by inter secting flank- and end-gable roofs - It is set with its dl toward the rear. An entrance centered in the facade is sheltered by a front veranda that is now partially enclosed. The house is new covered with aluminum siding - There is. a tiny 1-story, flank-gable-roof guest See Continuation Sheet ft 39
NI’S I ,,,,I,lll’llllIfl - United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination - Form For NI’S use onty received tale entered I ‘Nil FJ’, II I.’4 1111111 II III .11 Il-I Continuation sheet 39 Item number 7 Page 4 0 Pawcatuc-k Avenue cent. cottage en the property - of Watch Hill. The house was built for the Larkin family 171 Wauwinnet ca 1897; al tered 1903: A. 2½-story, vernacular Queen Anne dwelling with a side-hail around corner veranda ; bay over and a second-story, the ye randa .a later semi -conical addition. for Robert Drysdale of Westerly. 172 Reginald Peck House 1930s: An unusual 2-story, tangul.ar-hiock dw- lung with a stone first story, story, and an arcaded, stone front porch that is vines. The house has a flat reef edged by a hipp with pantiles. Its asymmetrical fenestration is frame casement windows - The house was built for Westerly, a local historian and author - cross-gable-roof, entrance; a wrap- -roof, polygonal The house was built contained rec a hrick second overgrown with ed overhang clad composed of metal - Reginald Peck of 173 Rema ins of Old Red House, also Ahorignes 1828, 1902 : This asymmetrical 1-story building composed of gable- and shedwas the ide cli of a residence erected in 1.828 -for Nathan e or.gnai. main block of Old Red House was a i.’-story, c-roof, center-chimney dwelling with a S-hay facade and entrance, in 1902 Captain Walter H. Davis of the Watch Saving Station made alterations to the house, including on of a wraparound veranda and gabled dormers, amid re- 174 Bungalow-on-Cove, now Cove Cottage 1902 : A picturesque 1½-- story, flank-gamhrel-roof, Colonial Revival cottage with a front veranda, a center-hall entrance, an exterior end-wail chimney, and a long front dormer with a shed-roof central section connecting a pair of pedimneiited end mmni.ts . The house was built for the Reveremid A.H. lewis, one-time pastor of the Westerly Seventh-flay Baptist Church, and was later occupied by William L. Russell, a promnimient psychi - atri st from the metropol itan New York City area. Pl,YP.IP’IJN ROAD rambi. ing roof units Fitch. ‘I’bi flank- gahi a central Hill Lifethe additi named the property Aborigines , because it was one houses in Watch Hill. The main portion of the ho an arsonist in 1980, leaving only the former side 175 Former P1 ympton h-house Cottage 2-story, hip-roof, stucco dwe veranda with stuccoed posts - property affiliated with the of the oldest use was- burned eli standing. ca 1915 : A synmimmetrical iling with a partially emmcl It was originally huilt as Plympten House hotel - See Coat inuation Sheet /! 40 h v contaimied osed front a ren timi
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