315 N New St

A building, 1895

BrickContributes to the historic character of the district

1895

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From the National Register nomination

brick; 2% stories; L-gable roof with projecting gable facing front; 4 bays; single-story full front porch with turned porch posts and balustrade. Stick Style and Eastlake influences. 1895. Decorative bargeboard in gable end. Bracketed cornice. Segmental arched openings. Entrance in central bay. 1/1 lights. Two endwall corbelled chimneys.

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Style: Stick Style, Eastlake
Stories: 2
Built of: brick
Exterior: L-gable roof with projecting gable facing front, 4 bays, single-story full front porch with turned porch posts and balustrade, Decorative bargeboard in gable end, Bracketed cornice, Segmental arched openings, Entrance in central bay, 1/1 lights, Two endwall corbelled chimneys
Roof: L-gable roof with projecting gable facing front
Height: About 37 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 2,150 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

single-story full front porch with turned porch posts and balustrade
Decorative bargeboard in gable end
Bracketed cornice
Segmental arched openings
Entrance in central bay
1/1 lights
Two endwall corbelled chimneys

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Source: Stuart Addition Historic District National Register Nomination, page 15. Listed there as “315 North New Street.”