404 Locust Ave

A house, Ca. 1930

FrameContributes to the historic character of the district

Did you know?The Tree Streets' cross streets used to be 1st through 6th

1930

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From the National Register nomination

One-story frame single-family dwelling with asbestos shingles over wood siding, set on a stuccoed masonry foundation. Features include 3/1 double-hung sash, hipped roof with a hipped dormer, and a one-story, one-bay porch with square brick columns.

Date based on Sanborn fire-insurance maps.

Also on the lot

Foundation, Ca. 1930 (noncontributing)
Poured concrete, rectangular foundation, presumably for a former garage or washhouse.

Stories: 1
Built of: frame
Exterior: asbestos shingles, wood siding, stuccoed masonry foundation
Roof: hipped roof with a hipped dormer
Foundation: stuccoed masonry
Height: About 25 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 1,350 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

3/1 double-hung sash
one-story, one-bay porch with square brick columns

Later changes

asbestos shingles over wood siding

Today

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

Nearby

Similar

Nearby markers

Fishburne Military School, Q-19, 630 m
Waynesboro, Q-2-a, 740 m
Early's Last Battle, W-160, 840 m
Waynesboro, Q-2-b, 990 m

Source: Tree Streets Historic District National Register Nomination, page 39. Listed there as “404 Locust Ave.”