*332 E Beverley St

A building, Ca. 1940

BrickDoes not contribute to the district's historic character

Did you know?Birthplace of Thomas Woodrow Wilson

1940

18001850190019502000

From the National Register nomination

brick (Flemish bond); 2 stories; gable roof; 5 bays on first story, 4 bays on second story. Colonial Revival. Ca. 1940. Plain entablature. Flat arches with keystone over first-floor openings. Entrance in central bay. 6/6 lights. 2 endwall chimneys. Structure does not contribute to historic character of district.

Style: Colonial Revival
Stories: 2
Built of: brick (Flemish bond)
Exterior: brick (Flemish bond)
Roof: gable roof
Height: About 36 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 1,850 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

Plain entablature
Flat arches with keystone over first-floor openings
Entrance in central bay
6/6 lights
2 endwall chimneys

Later changes

Structure does not contribute to historic character of district

Today

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

Nearby

340 E Beverley St,
331 E Beverley St,
337 E Beverley St,
324 E Beverley St, Thomas Michie House
402 E Beverley St,
405 E Beverley St, Armistead C. Gordon House

Similar

Nearby markers

Mary Baldwin College, I-17, 400 m
Dr. William Fleming, A-64, 420 m
Augusta County Courthouse, I-34, 480 m
The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Founded 1839, I-16, 510 m
Dr. Alexander Humphreys, A-63, 520 m

Source: Gospel Hill Historic District National Register Nomination, page 44. Listed there as “*332 East Beverley Street.”