210 N New St

From the National Register nomination

North (C.W. Miller House): brick; 2 1/2 stories; complex hip roof with turret and wall dormers; 3 bays; single-story full front and side porch with modillion blocks, composite capitals, and turned balusters. Chateauesque. Ca. 1900. Roof cresting and finials. Brick corbelling on turret. Rinceau decorated cornice. Triple arches in central gable wall dormer. Entrance in central bay is inset under round arch and consists of double doors with transom. Fenestration is varied but primarily 1/1. Richly decorated chimneys. (National Register of Historic Places, 1979). Designed by architect T.J. Collins for Miller family. (See Continuation Sheet #14)