412 N New St

A building, Ca. 1900

FrameContributes to the historic character of the district

1900

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From the National Register nomination

frame (aluminum siding added); 2 stories; gambrel roof with large protruding gable and 2 smaller shed dormers; 2 bays; single-story full front porch under extended flared roof. Shingle Style influences. Ca. 1900. Bargeboard in gable end. Entrance in north bay with transom and sidelights. Openings are 1/1 with tracery in upper sash. Two interior chimneys.

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Style: Shingle Style
Stories: 2
Built of: frame
Exterior: aluminum siding added
Roof: gambrel roof with large protruding gable and 2 smaller shed dormers
Height: About 38 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 1,300 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

single-story full front porch under extended flared roof
Bargeboard in gable end
Entrance in north bay with transom and sidelights
Openings are 1/1 with tracery in upper sash
Two interior chimneys

Later changes

aluminum siding added

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Source: Stuart Addition Historic District National Register Nomination, page 19. Listed there as “412 North New Street.”