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United States Department of the Interior
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National Register of Historic Places
Inventory-Nomination Form
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Continuation sheet S 1 Iteun number 7 * Page 52
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peaks above. The roof has a
with paired gable-roof units
front eyebrow dormer
connected by central
roof sections.
glazed and a
The first story
recessed central
contains recessed
entrancetay. * The
porches now
house was huLl
R.A. Sherman Company as a rental property for Clara II.
was first occupied by John Bushnell of Plainfield
Stanton,
, New iii the gable
side dormers
and
shedpa
r t 1
t by
Jersey.
and
229 Chenowith, later the Ledges,
of New York, architects: A
with an overhanging, complex
head forms with hipped extens
now Marheila 1914; Atterbury Tompkins
low, rambling, 1½-story, L-plan dwelling
roof composed of intersecting jerkin
ions across their gable ends. At one
rear corner there is an enclosed, octagonal pavilion topped by a
pyramidal roof. A modern bow window has been installed in the -facade
of the main block. The house was built by R .A. Sherman Company as -
a rental property for Clara H. Stanton, and was ‘first occupied by
Mrs. Robert Allyn of Hartford. -
230 Hillside ca 1890 with later additions : An asymmetri
end-gable-roof, Queen Anne vernacular dwelling with a
roof side pavilion. The front angle between the main
pavilion is Filled by a second-story projection over a
that extends Forward beyond the facade of the house.
tion of this porch, under the second-story projection,
closed. A curved bay window on the side pavilion is s
second-story overhang. The house is set on a sloping
basement above grade on the pavil ion side. There is a
basement porch on this side, support.i ng a- First- Floor
Fills the rear angle between the nia.i n block arid side
ho use was built for Wi 11 iam P. Anderson, a member of
syndicate that subdivided the Everett
by members of his family, Charles and
231 James Gordon Woodruff Memorial Bench ca 1945-SO:
lie ii cli of ran doin-ashl ar masonry w i t h a stone ma r ke r
memory oF Nn sign James C. Wood rtiFF, IJSNR.
232 II [gui and Lodge, now Meranio
Springfield, Massachusetts
with a massive flank-gmhr
attic, a 2-story side bay
roof rear dl’. A fron
house supports a pair
a large, rectangular,
strade. This central
gambrel containi tig a
cal 2½-story,
gab 1 e - on - Ii ip -
block and side
ii en trance po i’chi
The hack por
is now en
et under a
site with the
Tuscan -column
add it ion that
patTi lion. the
the Cincinnati
Farm, and was First occupied
Vachel IV. Anderson.
A monumental
inscribed to the
u r i 898 ; Gardner, Pyn e Ca rdn e r o F
architect: A Modern Colonial dwelling
el roof encompassing its second story and
window, and a slightly shorter gambrel
t veranda that extends past the ends of the
of polygonal second-story bay windows flanking
flat-roof central bay topped by a roof halu
hay is surmounted by an attic-level front
recessed hal cony. Ihe house was tin ii t For
See Continuation Sheet #52