Woolen Mills Village Historic District
1809 E Market St
A house, 1887
FrameContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
July 2009: The house consists of two parts: a two-story, three-bay, hipped-roof, frame, vernacular I-house sitting right on East Market Street and a two-story, hipped-roof section attached to the north elevation. The rear section raised on a high English basement. The façade's central bay features a cross gable and the front door with its five-light transom and four-light sidelights. Each of the façade's other bays has a symmetrically distributed 4/1 double-hung window with vertical mullions. The cross gable has a boxed cornice, while the house has a wide frieze board, and a pair of interior brick chimneys. There is a two-bay porch on the rear elevation raised on brick piers to be level with the first floor of the house.
Also on the lot
- Chicken House/Poultry House (noncontributing)
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