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North 33rd Street
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| 216 |
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Built 1887. . Three-and-one-half
story red brick Victorian mansion with brownstone
basement and trim. Ornate Wood trim of circular
porch, in excellent condition; wood, balustrade
e rep laced with iron~ 'T6ree-story corner turret
with pressed metal brick and brownstone detail
and slate conical roof; elaborate iron
grilles and gable detail. Architect: A.W. Dilks.---
Significant. |
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| 229 |
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Circa 1950, two-story
tan brick and concrete institutional
building Intrusion. |
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| 305 |
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Circa 1940, one-story
brick commercial building with Circa 1960 colonial
shopfront alteration Modified corbelled brick
cornice.---Intrusion. . |
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| 311 |
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Circa 1960, three-story
yellow brick rectangular residential building
with orange brick entrance bay. Paired windows.
South facade of building extends along Pearl
Street---Intrusion. |
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| 315-17 |
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Circa 1865, Italianate
style double, three stories with four-story
entrance tower. Roughcasting over brick, scored
to simulate stone. Original wood porch and full-height
first-floor windows. Arcuated windows at third
floor and in towers. Large brackets with pendants
below overhanging flat roof.---Contributing. |
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| 310 |
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Circa 1900. three-story
Colonial Revival-style, brick house with arched
entry, altered porch; paired second- and third-floor
windows with brownstone sills and lintels; pressed
metal cornice with dentils, egg-and-dart detail,
and modillions, and flat roof.--- Contributing. |
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Circa 1910, four-story
Colonial Revival-style apartment building; stucco
over brick; pressed metal projecting bays; central
stair marked by configuration of pressed metal
swan's neck pediment, Palladian windows. and
broken pediment. Pressed metal dentillated and
modillioned cornice. --- Contributing. |
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| 401-03 |
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Circa. 1865, three-story,
Italianate style double with, one entrance on
Baring Street, the other on North 33rd Street.
-Shallow-pitched roof. Large, paired sinuous
brackets below roof overhang.. 401 stuccoed
and original cornice. 403 building and
cornice sheathed with aluminum circa 1960 Contributing. |
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| 405-07 |
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Circa 1865, three-story.
Italianate-style double, stuccoed; recessed
side entrance with original porches. First-floor
front projecting wood bays with paired ornate
brackets and frieze below cornice. Second-floor
casement windows; third-floor. pointed windows.
Shallow-pitched gable end, faces street. Large
ornate paired brackets below roof overhang Contributing. |
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| 409-11 |
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Circa 1865, three-story
Italianate-style double; stucco over brick.
Simple wood porch posts across front; cruciform
plan. side entrances in cross arm. Partially
separated paired arcuated windows at third floor.
Large ornate brackets be low overhang of flat
roof Contributing. |
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Circa 1865, three-story,
Italianate-style double, rough coat over
brick. Central recessed entrances; outer bays
are shallow pitched gabled towers with overhang;
larger. curved double brackets. Victorian porch
extends from entrance across 413; 415 has first-floor
projecting bay.--- Contributing. |
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417-19,
421-23,
427-31,
433-35: |
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Built 1884 by architects
G.W. and W.D. Hewitt. Row of two-and-
one-half story brick doubles; porch-fronted.
some enclosed. Pressed and corbelled brick trim;
paired windows with gabled dormers interrupt
cornice line in all but central building in
group which has slightly steeper and larger
dormers and uninterrupted cornice; 425 and 429
demolished; 433 missing attic floor Intrusion.
All others --- Contributing. |
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Circa 1880, Coleman Sellers
House built for his children. Two--and-one-half
story red brick Victorian double. Horizontal
bands of glazed and vertical stretcher; splayed
brick lintel; multi- pane upper lights. Corbelled
brick cornice; chalet-style details in side
projecting bays; batter and board with exterior
skeletal frame and in slightly advanced attic
floor which has terracotta diamond tiles and
steep overhanging roof.---Significant. |
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Circa 1865. three-story
Italianate style double with side entrance and
porches; porch along Hamilton Street removed
and- Circa 1905 three-story projecting bay added.
1905 two-story brick addition to rear. Original
house has stucco over brick construction. Large
ornate paired brackets below overhang of flat
roof. 1920 one-story projecting bay addition
to front of 414.--- Contributing. |
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426-28,
430-32,
434-36: |
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Circa 1890, three story
brick Queen Anne-style rowhouses, some porches
removed;' Gambreled and gabled metal-sheathed
wood fronts over mansard-constructed brick third
floor. Brick pilasters divide each building.
438 (demolished) and 440 (see 3300 Spring Garden)
pair of this development. --- Contributing. |
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