Harrisonburg Downtown Historic District
303 S Liberty St
A house, Ca. 1920
FrameContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
Craftsman Foursquare-form house with stuccoed tile block walls and a hip roof with flared eaves and shingle-pattern pressed-metal roofing (also on the porch roof and the sides of a hip dormer). The one-story front porch has stuccoed square columns. Other features include decorative rafter ends, 6/1 windows, a front entry with a single sidelight, and an interior brick chimney with a decorative concrete cap. To the rear is a two-tier porch with a weatherboarded first tier (representing the enclosure of a formerly open porch?) and a second tier with stuccoed enclosure (a former sleeping porch?). This house is architecturally similar to the story-and-a-half house at 301 S. Liberty St.