Beverley Historic District

103 W Frederick St

B.P.O.E. Lodge, 1912

BrickContributes to the historic character of the district

Did you know?School created in 1838

1912

18001850190019502000

From the National Register nomination

brick, 3 stories with raised basement, hipped roof, 5 bays, Neo-Classical Revival. 1912. Main entrance portico supported by 4 fluted Corinthian columns, modillion blocks and dentils in classical entablature. Designed by Hulmboe & Lafferty of New York and Clarksburg, West Virginia.

People

Hulmboe & Lafferty architect (Designed by Hulmboe & Lafferty of New York and Clarksburg, West Virginia.)

Style: Neo-Classical Revival
Stories: 3
Built of: brick
Exterior: hipped roof, 5 bays, raised basement
Roof: hipped
Foundation: raised basement
Height: About 45 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 43,650 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

Main entrance portico supported by 4 fluted Corinthian columns, modillion blocks and dentils in classical entablature

Today

See it on Google Street View (opens Google Maps, where “See more dates” shows older photos)

Nearby

108-110 N Central Ave,
114-120 N Central Ave,
117-119 W Frederick St, Smith Fuel Company Ice Building
112-114 West Frederick Street,
32-38 N Central Ave, Colored School
24-29 N Central Ave, The Virginia Building

Similar

Nearby markers

Trinity Church, QC-1, 200 m
Mary Baldwin College, I-17, 210 m
Stuart Hall, I-21, 250 m
Augusta County Courthouse, I-34, 280 m
Dr. Alexander Humphreys, A-63, 280 m

Source: Beverley Historic District National Register Nomination, page 14. Listed there as “103 West Frederick Street.”