220 W Frederick St
Hutchenson House, 1898
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
Brick; 2% stories; complex hip roof with 3 projecting dormers facing front, a turret and dormers on side; 3 bays; 1-story porch across % front and around side, supported by square columns, Queen Anne with some Chateauesque elements, 1898, Entrance with double paneled door and transom in central bay. Stone string courses and lintels, 3-part turret on east, Narrow triple windows in dormers and central bay of 2nd floor. Random window openings and bay window on west wali. 1/1 lights. 4 tall, paired corbelled chimneys. Designed by local architect T. J. Collins for Henry Hutchenson, a prominent wholesale grocer, Most interior detailing, including 9 original mantels, is intact.
People
- T. J. Collins architect
- Henry Hutchenson owner (prominent wholesale grocer)
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