Powelton Village - Philadelphia

Race Street

3215:		Circa 1960, one-story tan brick, aluminum and concrete commercial building Intrusion.

3300:		Vacant

3306		Circa 1895, two-and-one-half story Colonial Revival red brick house with front and side slate-shingled gambrel roofs. One- story wood porch has' Tuscan columns and dentillated cornice. Windows of second-floor projecting bay flanked by fluted Ionic pilasters. Below the attic gambrel is a Palladian window, now boarded, set in a stuccoed facade Contributing.

3308		Circa 1900, two-and-one-half story Victorian brick house with wood porch supported by turned posts. Two-story projecting bay and Palladian-inspired tripartite window configuration below -large front gable. First--floor windows and door boarded up currently Contributing

3310		Circa 1875, three-story smooth cut ashlar Second Empire style house, heavily covered with ivy. Slate-shingled mansard dormers with both arcuated and pedimented window heads. original modillioned wood cornice intact. --- Contributing.

3314-16		Circa 1885, Victorian double, first floor cut brownstone and second and third floor red brick facade. Two of the original wood columns supporting the porch have been replaced with concrete pilasters. Each house has second floor three-sided projecting bay and third floor pedimented rectangular projecting bays with two windows plus an attic window. ' Console at flat roof line between the two houses. --- Contributing.

3320		Circa 1890, four-story red brick multi-family residential building, slate-shingled mansard roof and Colonial Revival- pressed metal columns and modillioned cornice on the main entrance ~vestibule. Colonial Revival pressed metal detail also decorates second and third story windows above the entrance and all window surrounds and heads of the mansard dormers. ---Contributing.

3301		Entire west side of 33rd, behind 216 N. 33rd between Powelton and Race. Three-story circa 1970 residential building with gabled roof, tan concrete construction, and projecting aluminum bays. ---Intrusion.

3319		Circa 1960, eleven-story orange brick residential building. Drexel University dorm with marble bands at first floor and roof line. ---Intrusion.

3408		Circa 1875, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style house of smooth cut stone construction. First floor wooden porch has had its kitchen balustrade replaced with wood panels, but original wood gabled entry intact. Segmented windows below wood scroll and bracketed cornice. Three dormers with segmental window heads project from slate-shingled mansard. Contributing.

3410-12:		Circa 1875, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style stone double with wood porch and original wood gabled entry. First floor projecting wood bays. Six segmental windows below small and bracketed wood cornice; Four dormers with segmental window heads project from slate-shingled mansard. ---Contributing.

3414-16:		Circa 1875, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style stone double - same as 3410 - 3412 except for porch alterations; 3414 enlarged; 3416 rebuilt with Colonial Revival detail, circa 1895, and extended around side to brick one story addition. ---Contributing.

3418-20:		Circa 1875, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style stone double with original dormers with arched, window heads in slate shingled mansard. circa 1895 Colonial Revival alterations included. replacing porch with simple post balustrade and wood Tuscan columns, and adding wood paneled projecting and flat bay windows to front. Original scroll and bracket cornice intact. ---Contributing..

3409		Vacant

3411		Circa 1875, three-story Second Empire building with rough cast facade. Front, which was probably a circa 1900, two-story porch addition like its neighbor 3413-3415, has been filled in, faced with permastone stucco; colonial windows and third story added. ---Intrusion.

3413-15		Circa 1875, three-story Second Empire building with rough cast facade and slate-shingled mansard. Circa 1900, two-story porch with concrete corinthian pilasters and metal modillioned cornice. Enclosed third story later added to porch. Contributing.

3417		Circa 1875, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style house -with stone' facade and patterned slate-shingled mansard. Original modillioned wood porch and full height first floor windows intact. Scroll-shaped and simple bracketed cornice border mansard which has two dormers with arched window heads. ---Contributing.

3419-21:		Circa 1870, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style double house with stone facade, original wood porch first floor full height windows, and mansard with patterned polychromatic slate shingles.. Cornice below mansard has elaborately carved wood frieze and soffit. Wood mansard dormers incised and carved. 3421 has a three story brick addition to west with first floor arched passage and second and third floor projecting bays. -'--Contributing.

3423-25:		Circa 187,5, two-and-one-half story, Second Empire style double~ house with stone facade and asphalt-shingled mansard. Firs floor full-height windows have been replaced by aluminum-sided projecti1}g bay. Original wood. part .removed; meta I substituted. Scroll-shaped and simple bracketed cornice below mansard which has four dormers with arched window heads. ---Contributing.

3500:		Adjoins 106 W. 35th Street. Circa 1880, three-and-one-half story brick rowhouse with side entrance and gabled roof.. Stone foundation. Probably built as addition to 106 N. 35th Street. ---Contributing.

3502:		Circa 1920, two-and-one-half story brick commercial building with flat roof and large multi-light shop front windows. ---Contributing.

3503-05:		Circa 1870, two-and-one-half story Second Empire style stone double with original double scroll and bracketed wood cornice below slate shingled mansard. Four dormers with decorative wood gables. Segmentally arched brownstone lintels over first and second floor windows and narrow doors Contributing.

3507:		Side entrance to N. 36th Street Property.