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no., IO-OO a I Mu No 104 Mliii 1 Iii Ii III United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form Continuation sheet 42 lidge Read cent. For NI’S use only received dote entered Iteu mm riuniher 7 Page 43 188 The Arches, now Ridgecrest 1903 with later alterations: A 2½-story, hip-roof Colonial Revival dwelling in the forni of a long, contained rectangular block. A slightly projecting, shallow hip-roof, central entrance pavilion is fronted by a semici rcular Tuscan-column portico with a roof balustrade. A tripartite window above this portico is framed by carved garland panels. The fenestrat ion on the facade is asymmetrical, incorporating a single ova.I window in the arrangement. There were originally recessed porches in each end of the house; one has been enclosed, the other has been glassed in to make a sun porch. - The roof mass is broken- by stone chimneys and hip-roof dormers. The house was built for Mrs. C - Byron Cottrell of Westerly - 189 Sunny Ledge ca 1915 : A Modern Colonial dwelling with a flank-gambrel roof containing the second story and attic - oriented with its back to Ridge Road, with a projecting, steep-gable-roof dl proj ecting from one corner. The str tion is asymmetrical. An entrance is located in the end the gabled ell. - SEQUAN ROAD - N-C 190 Lyman B. Goff -House 1973; Lyman B. Goff, architect: A mnulti I. e v e i Contemporary-style dwelling built on a hillside, compo sed of as vm - metrically stacked, flat-roof, box-like units. lt has v e r tical hoard siding and large plate-glass windows. SUNSET AVENUE married actor Douglas Fairbanks in 1907. A number of Fairbank’s show-business colleagues visited here - -among them Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd- -and Douglas Pa irhanks, Jr., spent sumnmers here as a child. NC 191 House mid-2Oth century: with garage hays recessed of the house. 193 Lillian IV a s hburn mass, v ernacular cc ss ccl entrance A 1-story, hip into the contained rectangular-hiock mass - roof, ranch - type dwell ing 192 Electric Substation 1914: A tiny 1-story, end-gable- r structure with segmnental-arch doors and windows and mass end chimneys - It was built as a high-power transformer the Norwich Westerly Traction Company trolley line. House 1912 : A compact 2½- story, hip-roof, Shingle Style/Colonial Reviv al dwelling with porch running along one side, a I - story addli t See Continuation Sheet #43 massive ht is 1½ - story, eet eieva opposite oof, brick ive interior station for cubicala re ion on
Ji’Smo,,,, IO9OO - United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form Sunset Avenue cont. For NI’S use only received date entered Mmm In fl4 Ol I ,p III ii- 04 Continuation sheet 43 I1cm number 7 Page 44 the burn Paraguay in the lSôOs other side, and of Morristown, hipped N.J . , dormers . daughter It was built of Charles A. for Li llian Washburn, a Wash promi nent San Francisco newspaperman who served as U.S. ambassador to - NC 194 House 19 GUs: A 1-story, flank-gable-roof, aluminum-sided ranch type divel ling with two small gable-roof, mid-2Oth century guest cottages in the back yard 195 Moorcioft , now Acropolis ca 1885 : A low 2-stoy, hip-roof, cubical- mass dwelling with its second-story windows contained in gabled dormers breaking up th r ough the eaves. It has a semi-octagonal, flat roof corner hay over a wraparound veranda. The veranda has been partly enclos ed and its original posts have been replaced by wrought iron lattice supports. The exterior has been covered tvi th altmmi nrmm s rdmng It was built by A. Maxson F Company of Westerly and was ma i n t ai n e d by them as a rental cottage. The house was moved to its present 5 ite in .1902. - 196 Sunset V jew 1899; Greenleaf Cobb of Boston, architects : A hand some Queen Anne/Shingle Style dwelling of stone and white-painted shingle, with a broad, massive flank-gable roof encorapassing its second floor -arid attic. It is set end to the street, with recessed corner porches flanking a bay window covered by a deep overhang of the gable end. It has a pair of semi-octagonal, semi -conical -roof dormers on one flank and a 2b-story eli on the other flank. The house was built for Dr. F. AZ. Lewis , a Westerly physician 197 Bonnieview, no Stonecroft ca 1885 with later alterations : A tall 1½-story, flank-gable- roof dwelling with a central front gable, a front veranda, and a I - story side additi on, and a rear dl - The verandla lmas umumsim;ml posts, sqmmare in section, cut there is a broach-roo.f square tower i,n one corner in zig-zag formned by shapes. the ma .i n block and the rear eli. Now covered with asbestos siding, the house was originally elaborately detai led, ivi th staggered-butt shimmg]ework plain bargeboards, and arch-motif ga hi e screens c.omnposed oF t.i nv twisted halusters enmimlatimig time ver:m mmd:m posts. The house was hum i I t by to A - Maxson this site Comnpany of in 1902 from Westerly as a rental another location-. cottage. Tt was moved 198 Ha rvey Cottage ca 1890 : A 2½-story, flank-gable-roof a large, central je rkin-head-roof dormer on the front a roof rear eli. cessed veranda The with front roof slope turned posts and extends lattice forward to trim. The See Continuation Sheet 1/44 dwelling with nd a gambrel - cover a rev jerk in - head
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