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Continuation sheet 5 1 tern number 7 Page 52
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iii the gable peaks ahove - The roof has a front eyebrow dormer and
side dormers with paired gable-roof units connected by central shiedroof
sections. ‘l’he first story contains recessed porches now partly
glazed and a recessed central entranceway . The house was built by
R.A. Sherman-Company as a rental property for Clara H - ,Stanton, and
was first occupied hy John b3ushnietl. of Plainfiel.d , New Jerse.
229 Chenowith , later the Ledges, now Marhell
of New York, a rch itects : A low, rambli
with an overhanging, comp lex roof compos
head forms with hipped extensions across
rear corner there is an enclosed, octagon
pyramidal roof. A modern bow window has
of the- main block. The house was hui It
a rental property for Clara H. Stanton,
Mrs - Robert Allyn of Hartford.
a 1914; Atterhu rv ‘h’ompk ins
ng , 1½-story, L -p1 an dwelling
ed of intersect iiig jerkin
their gable ends. At one
al pay i,lion topped by a
been installed in the facade
by R .A . Sherman Company as
and was first occupied by
230 hill side ca 1890 with later addi t ions : An asymmetrical 2½- story
end-gable-roof, Queen Anne vernacular dwelling with a gable-on-hiproof
side pavilion. The front angle between the main block and side
pavilion isfi I lcd] by a second - sto r’ proj ect. on Over an ent rarico porch
that extends forward beyond the facade of the house. The hack por
- tion of this porch, under the second-story projection, is now en
closed. A curved bay windlow - on the side pavil ion is set under a
second-story overhang. The house is set on a sloping site with the
hasement above gradle on the pavilion sidle. There is a Tuscan-column
basement porch on this side, supporting a-first-floor adhdLntloni thftt
fills- the rear angle between the main block arid sidhe pav:iilion. ‘[he
house was built for William P. Anderson, a member of the Cincinnati.
syndicate that subdivided the Everett Farm, and was first occupied
by members o.f his family, Charles and Vachel SV. Anderson.
NC 231 James Gordon Woodruff Memorial-
bench
mine ni 0 r y
of random-ashiar masonry
of’ Nnsgn -tarries C - Wood . -
Bench ca 1945 -50 : A monumenta 1
wi th a stone nra r-kei i misc r i bed to the
2.32 Highland Lodge, now Merarnour 1898; Gardner, Pync Gardner of
Springfield, Massachusetts, architect : A Modern Colonial dwelling
with a mas sive flank - gambrel roof encompass ing its second story and
attic, a 2-story side hay window, and a slightly shorter gambrelroof
rear dl A front veranda that extends past the ends of the
house supports a pa ir of polygonal second - story hay windows fI ank,i ng
a large, rectangular, flat-roof central hay topped by a roof balu
strade . This central hay is surmounted by an attic-level front
camhrcl containing a recessed balcony. ‘h’he house was bin ii t for
See Continuation Sheet ff52