204 N Coalter St
Loeb Brothers House, Ca. 1896
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
brick; 24 stories; complex hip and gable roof with 24-story side turret; 4 bays; single-story entrance porch. Chateauesque residence, Ca. 1896. Patterned slate roof interrupted by gable wall dormer with triple arch openings. Classical cornice with modillion blocks and dentils. Round turret decorated with finial and series of arched openings on upper 4 story. Entrance in central bay with mMultipaneled door. Segmental-arched openings. 1/1 lights. Designed by local architect T.J. Collins for dry goods merchants, the Loeb Brothers.
Also on the lot
- former garage, Ca. 1925
Located behind #204 is former garage, now facing south onto Kable Street and bearing the street number of 219 Kable Street, but part of property of 204: brick; 2 stories; complex hip roof with 2-part dormers; 4 bays. Colonial Revival. Ca, 1925. Formerly a garage with dwelling above, now converted to 2-story residence. Bracketed cornice. Architrave trim around openings. Entrance with transom and sidelights in west bay. 6/6 lights. Endwall chimneys.
People
- T.J. Collins architect
- Loeb Brothers owner (dry goods merchants)
Memories
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