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NI’S lout’ UI ‘l1 A United States Department of the Interior National Park Service -National Register of Historic’Pláces Inventory-Nomination Form Continuation sheet 52 - Item number 7 t’es t cr1 y Road cont. Will iam H. Haile of Springfield, one-time Massachusetts - 234 Cedar Brae , now dwelling with a porch, and deep Susan Keith of the Chalet 1897’ : A n end -gable central fro overhanging eaves. It Baltimore and Eleanor B For NI’S use only received CMII N-, II.’-I I .p II -1-Ill date entered - - Page 53 Lieutenant-Governor of 233 Pendleton House ca 1840s: A 2½-story, end-gable-roe plan, clapboard Greek Revival dlwelli.ng with a pediment gahilc containing a lunette window. ‘[he ma in entrance and a simple enframement of narrow hoards. There are additions to the rear and modern alterations sash in p1 ace of original ut i.ndows , - The house of the Pendleton family, one of the earliest Watch h-hill. such as s hu i families low 2-story, nt pavilion, was huilt fo Cengdon of f, side-hall - --form front has side lights oxtensi ‘e some modern t for a member to settle at f i a n k - gab 1 e - roof a stickwork front r the Misses Providence 235 ivy Cottage clad partly two sections 1850s?, remodeled ca in shingle and partly of different vintage. 1895 An asymmetrical dwelling, in aluminum siding, compri sing ‘[he original portion is a 2-story, gable- roof, mid-l9th-century vernacular cottage - Perpendicular to this section is a larger 1½-story Modern Colonial-style addition with a massive gable roof that sweeps down in a curve on one flank. The later section has a recessed porch under the curved flank that extends across the narrow end. This section also has gabled dormers and an - oriel window in the end gable. 236 Collins House, hater Manham or Main Brace- ca 1850s A long, tall 1½-story, cross-gable-rbo f, clapboard 19th-century vernacular dwell ing with an off-center veranda across part of the facade and a glazed, recessed porch in one end of the huilding a later alteration 237 Building early 20th-century A small, 1-story, lii p-roof, white- pa i ni ted brick s t ruc tin re wi tir an off-center entranc e and a shied - i’oo C - i-ear’ sect ion. ‘[lie doOl’5 and wi ndows are set in so gmenta 1. a rcbi openings. [his building, now a res idenice, has a ni i md S tr I a I look to it and may have heon built as some sort off a intili ty service building. 238 Sunshilne Cottage 1898 with addi tions 1917-20; Chapman, Fraser’ Bliven o.f Boston, architects for addhitions A rambling Modern Colonial structure with massi ve.flank-gambrel roofs containing - its second story and attic. It comprises a symmetri cal central block flanked by splayed side wings. Thie central block has a recessed central entrance under a proj ecting Tuscan-column, hip-roof porch; See Continuation Sheet /53
NPS Form III ‘11114-li OMII No 1024-00114 LI 1121 I .p. 10-31-114 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places - Inventory-Nomination Form Continuation sheet - 53 Item number Wcsterly Road cent. YORK ROAD For tiPs use only rec&ved NC 239 House 1980-81: A 2- to 3-story, gable-roof, vertical-hoard modern dwel 1 i ng with casement windows and a large re-ar deck, YOSEMITE VALLEY ROAD - NC 241 House 1981 : A 1½-story, flank-gable, vertical-board, Contemporary - style cottage with a shed-roof clerestory rising above the gable roof, 242 Wildridge 1960s: A 1-story,- flank-gahle-roof, ranch-type tract house - - NC - 243 Ihouso 1940s? with earlier section? : A small 1- story, gable - roof cottage, nearly hidden from view by shrubbery, with a massive stone chimney and an extensive perch glazed with jalousie windows, it may incorporate part of an early 20th-century outbuilding once affiliated with Ridge End number 244 ; if so, it has been greatly altered. 244 Ridge End 1907 with 1910 addition : A plain 2½-story, gable-roof dwelling comprising two wings arranged at an obtuse angle. it has asymmetrical fenestration, three I-story columned porches, a 2-story bay window, and hip-roof dormers .-The house is set on a hillside with a rubblestone basement a story above grade on the interior-angle -side. The house was occupied at one time by the A. L. Dickinsons of New York and later by James - C. Farrell of Albany. 7 date entered Page 54 twin hay windows flanking the entrance; a - central front gambrel with a recessed halcon y; and hip- roof dermers at second-story and attic level - The wings are asymmetrca I , with polygonal second- story bays and dormers. TIme roof of the central block has a deep front over hang, supported by c.o lununs , which extends as a hiiphied pent roof on columns across thre facade of the side wings. The house was built for William A. Procter of Procter F1 Gamble and was sold in 1914 to Richard B. Mel Ion of Pittsburgh p-resident of the Mel lou National Bank and a diredtor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. The Mel lens en la rged the house and comm is sioned the Olmsted Brothers firm to plan the landscaping. : 240 The Lodge 1 91 Os? : A I - story, hip-roof, rectangmml a r-hl ock st rincture with asbestos-shingle wail cover. It resembles, a mid-20th-cenitu-ry ranch house hut was built as a chauffeur’s residence and garage for Graydon see number 157 See Continuation Sheet #54
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