Woolen Mills Village Historic District
1709 E Market St
A house, 1889
Not recordedContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
July 2009: This house is a two-bay, two-story dwelling with a side-passage plan and an irregular footprint. The hipped roof is covered in standing-seam metal and marked by cornice brackets. A flat-roofed, full-width, one-story porch with brackets and supported by lambs tongue chamfered posts shades a single 2/2 double-hung window in the west bay and the door in the recessed east bay. The two second story bays each have a single 2/2 window. Both the roof and the porch are covered in standing-seam metal and the west bay has a slightly peaked hip of its own. The house has been restored recently and its weatherboard siding repaired. It has a full English basement.
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