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| 3121: |
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"H. D. Justi &
Son 1886". Three-story factory. Rusticated
brownstone base; brick and decorative tile facade'.
Multi-light sash;' brownstone lintels; pairs
of grooved brick belt courses;
pressed metal cornice Significant. |
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| 3201 |
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Circa 1950s, one-story
bar Intrusion. |
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| 3205 |
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Circa 1890, two-and-one-half
story mansarded house; textured yellow brick;
decorative brickwork metal cornice; below pedimented
dormer in mansard.; extremely dilapidated.--Contributing.
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| 3207 |
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Demolished |
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| 3211-17: |
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One-and-a-half story American
brick commercial building.---Intrusion. |
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| 3421-23, 3225-27,
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Circa 1895. pairs of Pompeiian
brick, North Italian Revival houses; second
story pressed metal bay with shield; first-floor
wood columned porches; dentil ~ed, pressed metal
cornice; 3233 has first-floor shopfront with
cast iron columns, and side bays on
33rd Street facade Contributing. |
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| 3210-20: |
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Circa 1920. one-story,
multi-bay commercial garage, yellow brick with
wide Portland mortar joints; imitation limestone
cornice with decorative modillions; flat parapet,
raised in center.--- Contributing. |
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| 3300: |
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Circa 1890, three-story,
Queen Anne-style brick building; Flemish bond
brickwork; corner pressed metal tower; commercial
shopfront; porch-fronted entrance to house along
Spring Garden Street; brownstone trim; corbelled
brick tabling. Second-floor bay later addition.
This house is part of row along North 33rd.
Street (neighboring 438 North 33rd Street demolished).---Contributing. |
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| 3324: |
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One-story brick industrial/laboratory
building that occupies nearly the entire block.
--- Intrusion. |
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| 3303-3335: |
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Circa 1895), handsome
three-story, Victorian, Pompeiian brick row;
with paired stepped gables with alternating
flat topped, pressed metal cornices with Colonial
swags. 3307, 3309 demolished, all others have
pressed metal bays or elaborate terra cotta
ornament Contributing. |
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| 3406-08: |
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Circa 1860, three-story,
Italianate double, stuccoed; cruciform plan;
front and side Victorian wood porch; entrance
in cross arm. Large bracketed overhanging roof.
Paired arcuated third-floor windows. Decorative
cast iron lintels over second-floor windows.
.Rusticated stone quoins Contributing. |
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| 3412: |
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Circa 1920. four-story
brick apartment building. Arched opening to
courtyard between two main blocks of building.
Stuccoed. Palladian first-floor windows; some
casement windows; walls of upper stories within
court 6/6 double-hung, or altered; corbelled
brick cornice separates first floor from upper
floors. Parapet at top. Narrow stair shaft area
towards rear, between two blocks Contributing. |
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| 3414 |
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Circa 1875, two-and-one-half
story, Second Empire style house, Victorian
turned porch; full-height first-floor windows;
splayed brick lintels; slate shingled mansard
with paired dormer window in projecting slate-shingled
gabled; finial at top of dormer.---Contributing. |
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| 3401: |
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Circa 1885, brick Victorian
house with octagonal tower at corner, chimney
steps out from wall; stepped corbel table in
cornice; brownstone sills and lintels; pressed
metal bay off second story. Part of row extended
on 34th Street.---Contributing. |
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| 3409-11 |
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Circa 1885, pair of brick,
late Victorian houses; first floor altered,
door closed off, pent eave installed across
front; . upper brick, rusticated brownstone
visor over window; wild corbelled, stepped cornice;
pressed metal cornice.---Contributing. |
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| 3413-15: |
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Circa 1885, double brick
house, with added pent eave across front; segmental
window heads; elaborate pressed brick belt courses'
and corbelled cornice below mansard, interrupted
by larger wall dormers capped by Queen Anne
pediment.---Contributing |
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| 3417 |
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Two-and-one-half story
Victorian half of double; first floor pent eave
added and windows altered and infilled; altered
mansard Intrusion. |
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| 3419: |
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Circa 1885, imposing Queen
Anne; projecting bay toward the street with
rusticated stone voussoir and imbricated slate
mansard; door recessed on side below spectacular
array of porches and round bays. Badly deteriorated
Contributing. |
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| 3421 |
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Circa 1880, three-story
red brick 1880 half of double; marble sills
and segmental arches with mixed ornament in
keystone; bracketed wood cornice; first floor
altered to apothecary, circa 1930; front Contributing. |
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| 3431: |
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Three-story, red brick
corner building; seven-registers on
Spring Garden, ten on 35th Street; angled sills
and rusticated brownstone lintels; angled corner
capped by pediments; large second-floor bays
and. to front. U-shaped plan. Early apartment.~--
Contributing. |
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| 3500: |
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Two-story Victorian church,
first floor Sunday School. Igneous granite with
brownstone trim; metal flashing, now aluminum.
1911 alteration Contributing. |
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| 3502: |
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Circa 1850, two-story,
Italianate house, wood clapboards, one of the
few wood houses in Philadelphia. Paired full-height
first-floor windows, Flat overhanging roof with
double modillioned cornice. Circa 1895 Colonial
Revival porch with fluted columns and, fluted
pilasters along sides; rear brick addition with
Rococo stained glass ---Significant. |
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| 3510-12: |
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Circa 1855, three-story,
four-register, Italianate double, stuccoed.
Overhanging flat roof with modillioned wood
cornice.
3510: full-height, first floor windows; second
entrance added
to altered east facade.
3512: First floor windows altered; Colonial
Revival porch and shutters added. --- Both Contributing. |
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| 3514-16: |
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Circa 1920, three-story
apartment building, brown iron pyrate brick.
Courtyard between two main' blocks, arched,
doorways to backyard. Brick stretcher lintels,
header sills, all windows replaced and aluminum
frames added. Red pantile roof. Questionable
integrity Contributing. |
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| 3518: |
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Remaining half of a circa
1860 three-story, Italianate double, cruciform
plan. Overhanging flat roof, heavy brackets.
Arched
entrance with neo-Federal transom and fanlight
in cross arm, arcuated windows above. Circa
1900 Arts and Crafts alterations. Building stuccoed,
colored tiles added, header and stretcher
-band' of. brick where original porch have been;
sawtooth brick
cornice line. Badly vandalized Contributing. |
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| 3520: |
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Circa 1920,
two-story brick commercial building with first
floor shopfront. Brick. stretcher belt course;
corbelled brick
cornice .Contributing. |
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| 3509: |
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Archbishop Ryan School
for the Deaf. Originally, Robert Steer
house, circa 1865. Handsome stuccoed, antehall
Italianate house; with flanking wood front bays
in manner of Sam Sloan.
Third-story capped by massive bracketed pressed
metal cornice (altered circa 1900). Classical
Revival porch across front.---Significant.
Archbishop Ryan Memorial Institute. Circa 1955
orange brick limestone trim Catholic Church
institute. Two story.----Intrusion.
Rear of 3509: circa 1890, imposing two-story
service building or perhaps school; at rear
remains part of estate; paired, headed
windows in German style; with raised gable Significant. |
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| 3600-06 |
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Circa 1920, four-story
Traymore brick apartment building; alternating
boxed pressed metal bays with pantiled gabled
roof and, registers with brick flat lintels
with limestone keystones. Limestone frontispiece
with broken 'segmental pediment over door that
continues to round arch in cornice;-second limestone
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arch in easterly flat bay Contributing. |
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| 3608-10-12 |
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Circa 1920, three, four-story
apartment towers, orange striated
, brick; tripartite windows; brick lintels and
sills. Number~ 3608 and 3610 ~re double towers
with central stairwell marked by Palladian window
with pressed metal roundhead. Number 3612 has
side stairwell with Palladian window. Limestone
pedimented
frontispiece and belt course Contributing. |
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| 3616-18 |
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Circa 1875, two-and-one-half
story Second Empire style double; smooth ashlar
Pennsylvania marble facade, tooled. Porch fronted,
bay on either side of entries. Pierced cornice.
Asphalt sheet over 3618' mansard; metal cornice
at top of mansard; 3616 in poor condition Contributing. |
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| 3620 |
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Circa 1850 house, re-sided
Intrusion. |
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| 3622 |
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Circa 1850, three-story,
two-register Greek Revival house with small
third-floor windows. ; Circa 1890 restoration;
parapet- raised over third-floor windows and
Colonial Revival pediments added. Modillioned
wood cornice with pendants. Circa 1915 Traymore
brick shopfront.--- Contributing. |
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| 3601-03-05 |
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Circa 1890, three-story,
tan brick row; pilasters separate each unit;
pressed metal cornice; with colonial swags below
modillion. 1/1 sash; center house retains original
slender paired porch posts.---Contributing. |
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| 3607-09 |
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1870s developer double;
Pennsylvania marble and stone front; imbricated
mansard; altered porch, circa 1900 Colonial
Revival alterations; floor to ceiling first-floor
windows; pressed cast
iron dormer Contributing. |
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| 3611-31: |
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Circa 1900, spectacular
Willis Hale-style Pompeiian brick row;
symmetrical composition of. raised end and central
gables, with
mansarded section on each side. Turned wood
'posts support
pediments that mark each pairs of doors; elongated
keystone in
second story; handsome terra cotta panels and
figures around
alternate- units Significant. |
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| 3633-39 |
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Circa 1895, two-and-one-half
story, Pompeiian brick, porch-fronted, late
Queen Anne house with overhanging second-story
above steel lintel of porch. Second-floor, three-sided
bay with. Colonial Revival swags. Central pediment
of pressed metal above central dormer.. All
infilled porches.--- Contributing. |
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| 3700-02, 3704-06,
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Circa 1880, two doubles
and one one-half double built by same developer.
Pennsylvania marble front, cut ashlar with too
led
-surface~ Porch-fronted bays on either side
of central entrance porch. Handsome pierced
wood cornice and mansarded roof with
gabled, .bracketed dormers. All good condition
Contributing. |
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| 3710: |
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Circa 1895, one-half of
double (with Number 3708). Two-and-one-half
story yellow brick, wood porch with Japanesque
lattice work. Pressed metal second-floor bay.
Grand arch in gable of slate-shingled mansard;
corbelled brick cornice; condition is weak;
infill, windows replaced, porch deteriorating.---Contributing. |
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| 3716-18 |
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Circa 1885, three-story
double, iron pyrate brick. Victorian porch.
Rusticated stone lintels, smooth stone sills;
each house has gable with vergeboard, shingled
face and small window; slate-shingled mansard
with front lip; paired third-floor windows below
gable Contributing. |
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| 3720-21, 3724-26,
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Circa 1875, three, two-and-one-half
story, mansarded double by
same developer; crazy quilt schist facade, brick
sidewalls. Porch-fronted, most porch columns
altered. Full-height first floor windows; 2/2
double-hung segmental sash at second floor;.
bracketed cornice below imbricated slate-shingled
mansard.---Contributing. |
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| 3701: |
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Circa 1850, two-and-one-half
story gable-roofed, late Gothic
Revival suburban house,. Pilastered doorway
with leaded glass_ transom and side lights;
square-headed windows below dentilled cornice;
columned front porch, probably altered circa
1900.---Contributing. |
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| 3705: |
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Circa 1900, two-and-one-half
story mansarded, center hall house; with bay
on. right; and imbricated slate mansard; tan
brick lower
walls probably replacement of stone; handsome
panelled door.---Contributing. |
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| 3709-11: |
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Circa 1880, two,-and-one-half
story developer double; Mansarded above schist
stone front, side brick walls, original porch
remains but porch columns altered; tall first-floor,
windows reach down to porch. 2/2 sash above,
and in segmenal headed dormer; bracketed and
modillioned wood cornice; original porches.
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| 3713-15-17: |
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Circa 1880, red brick
Victorian triple; brownstone sills and same
lintels; mansarded on either side, front raised
central wall gable with stepped corbels; original
front porch with turned columns remain on 3713
and 3715. --- Contributing. |
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Circa 1880, .two-and-one-half
story developer double; mansarded
above brownstone facade; side brick walls; original
porch ~remains on 3721 but porch columns altered;
porch missing on 3719; tall first floor windows
reach down to porch. 2/2 sash above, and in
segmental-headed dormers; bracketed and modillioned
wood cornice Contributing. |
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| 3723-25: |
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Circa 1880, two-and-one-half
story developer double; mansarded above brownstone
facade; side brick walls; original porch remains
but porch columns ~altered; tall first-floor
windows reach down to porch. 2/2 sash above,
and in segmental-headed dormers. Bracketed and
modillioned wood cornice.---Contributing |
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| 3727-29: |
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Circa 1880, two-and-one-half
story developer double; mansarded
,above ashlar facade, side brick walls; original
porch remains but porch columns altered; tall
first-floor windows reach down to porch. 2/2
sash above, and in segmental-headed dormers.
Bracketed and modillioned wood cornice.--- Contributing. |
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Built 1874-78. St. Agatha's
Roman Catholic Church., Imposing brownstone
and yellow sandstone Gothic church. Three aisle
plan
with central tower; pointed arches over three
doors; polychromed
stone columns in embrasure; handsome pinnacles,
and rich detail. Superb Victorian design with
adjacent sacristy. Architect: E.F. Durang. ---
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Three-and-one-half story
Victorian parish building for St. Agatha's.
Handsome front porch encircles central bay;
original paneled doors and trim survive, E.
F. Durang, architect.---Significant. |
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St. Agatha's School. Three
stories and basement; stone; Gothic school.
Windows organized in vertical bands with limestone
trim and spandrels; original windows replaced
with jalosie windows,
1917 Significant. |
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| 3843-47: |
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Two-story Circa 1880 red
brick row --- Contributing. |
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| 3802-04 |
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Circa 1885, two-and-one-half
story, six-register, mansarded
double, stone facade over brick. Incised marble
pointed arched lintels. Polychromed tile and
rosette-carved marble belt course. Pierced metal
cornice, part of cornice and mansard
~sheathed with aluminum. Central advanced mansard
element.---
Contributing. |
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| 3806-08-10-12-14-16-18-20-22-24-26:
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Three-story, two-register
brick Victorian rowhouse with pressed brick
be 1 t course; corbelled brick and metal cornice.
3806 "L"-shaped end of development;
most have Victorian porches, 3812, later alteration;
3822 has first floor aluminum sided; 3826 has
been altered entirely stuccoed Contributing. |
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| 3828: |
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Circa 1895, three-story
brick house, sawtooth and corbelled brick cornice.
Raised brick third floor window surrounds. First
floor stuccoed and porch altered Contributing. |
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| 3852: |
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Two-story brick building
Intrusion. |
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| 3854 |
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Two-story, brick building.---
Intrusion. |
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| 3856 |
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Circa 1900, three-story,
five-register brick building with rusticated
'stone base, sills arid lintels. Pressed metal
modillioned cornice.. Iron pyrate brick. classical
revival door
surround Contributing. |
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