South Cherry Street Historic District 2421 Drummond Street, ca 1895, Alterations, ca 1907-1913 A one-story clapboard Queen Anne cottage facing west, with an asbestos-covered gable roof with a cross gable. The gable end has imbricated shingles, a jigsawn vent, and a denticulated frieze. A slightly projecting bay extends from the wall of a projecting room and is covered by a flat roof enhanced with a denticulated frieze. There are three, double-hung leaded multi-light-over-one sash in this bay. The porch is covered by a flat roof supported by six Doric columns on a formed concrete block wall. The two center columns are set to the front of the porch to allow access to the porch which is screened. The porch originally was straight, the projection was added between 1907 and 1913. There are four bays: a single-leaf paneled door with transom, two two-over-two, double-hung wood windows, and the three-part bay. Description Source: pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/03001140.pdf
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