611 S Main St

From the National Register nomination

Queen Anne two-story house of stretcher-bond dark red/brown brick with penciled mortar joints. The asphalt-shingled hip-and-gable roof has kicked eaves, and its gables have false wood and stucco half-timbering (as do the gables of the gabled dormers). The one-story front porch has classical columns on a solid railing with sawtooth wood shingle sheathing. A curved projection of the porch aligned with the front entry has a conical roof and concentric concrete steps. The entry has decorative glass in the sidelights and basket-handle-arch fanlight, and its door has what may be the original screen door with dentil-like carving and decorative mesh and metal reinforcement patterns. On the north side elevation are a small one-story frame bay window with paneled surrounds and a two-story brick bay window. Most windows are 1/1 and have gauged jack arches. To the rear are a one-story wing with novelty vinyl siding and weatherboard siding on the basement level, and a second-story porch. Other features include a limestone foundation, an interior brick chimney, decorative rafter ends, and some decorative windows. (Hering and Wilson Sanborn map index)