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The '''Helen Hill Historic District''' <span>straddles the boundary line between <span> Essex and Franklin counties. The district constitutes a distinctive <span> residential neighborhood within Saranac Lake and is composed principally of single-family <span> residences erected in <span> the later nineteenth and first decades of the twentieth century; some of these dwellings have since been <span> converted into multi-family housing. The nominated district’s building stock was constructed <span> in a variety of prevailing national architectural styles<span> , among them the [[Queen%20Anne|Queen Anne]], [[Colonial%20Revival|Colonial Revival]], [[Tudor%20Revival|Tudor Revival]] and [[Craftsman|Craftsman]] modes <span> , with the bulk of the development occurring in the period from <span> 1896 to 1930 <span> . One dwelling, [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/54_Shepard_Avenue|54 Shepard Avenue]], appears to predate the development of this area and is believed to date to the 1850s <span> . Otherwise the district’s architecture relates to the development of this area beginning in the later 1890s. <span> Many of the dwellings within the district retain porches that were used at one time as <span style="">[[cure%20porch|porches]], a surviving legacy of Saranac Lake’s importance <span> as a center for <span> the treatment of <span> tuberculosis. Overall the nominated district retains a strong <span> sense of cohesion and remains a definable historic entity within the environs of Saranac Lake, with a relatively strong collection of domestic architecture expressive of this area’s period of development from the Late Victorian era to the immediate pre-Second World War period.
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[[File:c36635f83f78622f32449e8ea28dd3c5.jpg|thumb|[[Partridge%20Cottage|Partridge Cottage]]]]|

16 Clinton Avenue|

<span>30 Clinton Avenue|

c. 1910|

A tall, three story gambrel-roofed dwelling of [[Colonial%20Revival|Colonial Revival]] design. Windows facing Clinton Avenue are mostly paired and of the double-hung type; there is a projecting pedimented entry at the northwest corner and a pedimented porte cochere that projects from the west elevation.|\n|-\n

[[File:vt0rual1lf387xmo.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/37_Clinton_Avenue|37 Clinton Avenue]]]]|

37 Clinton Avenue|

<span>61 Clinton Avenue|

between<br>1902 and<br>1910|

A single-story cross-gabled cottage, the main section of which is oriented east-to-west with gabled projections to north and south. There is a full width and enclosed hipped-roof porch across the west-facing façade with transom window above. Cornice return on gable ends, wood shingle siding, mix of<br>wood and vinyl windows including diamond-pane sash; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:82bf57a334b80ac6475e79077748abfb.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Adelaide_Crapsey_Cottage|Adelaide Crapsey Cottage]]]]|

39 Clinton Avenue|

<span>71 Clinton Avenue|

1910|

[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Adelaide_Crapsey|Adelaide Crapsey]] was a poet. She cured — unsuccessfully — in this cottage in a room overlooking [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Pine_Ridge_Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]]; she wrote perhaps her best-known poem here.  A two story gable-front dwelling with pedimented and projecting entry porch and a fully pedimented gable; features include hipped-roof dormers on north and south elevations. Wood shingle siding; wood and vinyl windows; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

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3 Clinton Avenue|

<span>8 Fawn Street|

c. 1920|

A one and one-half story, cross-gambrel dwelling; there is vinyl siding at first-story level and wood shingles in the gable ends at half-story level. While alterations have been made at first story level, the building appears to retain its essential form and any number of character-defining features. Vinyl siding, replacement windows at first-story level; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:4vai9v8fllo3g1ya.jpg|thumb|]][[Franklin%20Manor|Franklin Manor]]|

68 Franklin Avenue|

<span>8 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1890|

Riddle Cottage/Carmelite Monastery/[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Manor|Franklin Manor]].  A two and one-half story Colonial Revival-style dwelling of wood frame construction. The main block has a hiproof with two prominent intersecting gables over a full-width open porch facing Franklin Street. The intersecting gables feature cornice returns; the northern one has a corresponding bay window below while the southern one has an arched tripartite window below; a hip-roofed dormer is present between these gables. Notable decorative elements include curved glass and diamond-pane windows.|\n|-\n

[[File:846aa31f96048d1b38f06e597634c006.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/67_Franklin_Avenue|67 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

65/67 Franklin Avenue|

<span>9 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1900||A two story, gable-front dwelling of wood frame construction with a fully pedimented front-facing gable, open wrap around porch with turned posts, paired double-hung windows centered in gable field, and a tripartite band of 1/1 windows centered at second-story level, and another band of three<br>below at first-story level. Wood clapboard siding; wood shingles in the gable; wood windows; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:2d27c0a05a847c38a19fe6f61713eb61.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Schilbury_Cottage|Schilbury Cottage]]]]|

66 Franklin Avenue|

<span>14 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1900|

A one and one-half story eaves-front cottage of wood frame construction with a complex roof plan. There is a partial-width, open one-story stone porch on the Franklin Avenue façade, above which is a shed dormer that partially obscures a central gabled wall dormer, and additionally a shed wall dormer to the north. Wood shingle siding; wood windows, with some diamond-pane sash; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:e669fb466b84c13b65cdf2de5ca995b5.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/63_Franklin_Avenue|63 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

63 Franklin Avenue|

<span>15 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1925|

A one and one-half story Craftsman-inspired residence of wood frame construction with gable-front façade spanned by a full width gable-roofed porch which is open in front with windows on the ends, a shed wall dormer on north elevation, and a gable dormer on the south elevation. Wood shingle siding; wood 6/1 windows; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/66/f6/66f65a22fcea69e1cbcfdc61c383c8db.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/66/f6/66f65a22fcea69e1cbcfdc61c383c8db.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/59%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/66/f6/66f65a22fcea69e1cbcfdc61c383c8db.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Bogie_Cottage|Bogie Cottage]]]]||59 Franklin Avenue||<span>25 Franklin Avenue||c. 1908||<span>An expansive two<span>-<span>story Craftsman<span>-<span>ins<span>pired <span>house of wood frame construction with complex intersecting <span>roof plan <span>with a multitude of cross gables, dormers and <span>porches, inc<span>luding one with a jerkinhead<span>. The<span>re is a wrap<span>around p<span>orch on the east and south elevations that <span>is<span> partially <span>enclosed by windows, and a cobblestone chimney <span>on <span>the <span>Franklin Ave<span>nue facade. W<span>ood clapboard siding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:6bae94980e56b3a18ff517836e7127bd.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/60_Franklin_Avenue|60 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

60 Franklin Avenue|

<span>26 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1897|

<span>A two <span>story Tudor Revival<span>-<span>style <span>dwelling, shingled<span> at <span>first<span>-<span>story<span> level with<span> faux half<span>-<span>timber<span>ing at <span>second<span>-<span>story <span>level, which extends <span>into the gable fields<span>. <span>The house exhibits a cross<span>-<span>gable design and has an eaves<span>-<span>front <span>orientation <span>with <span>two gable<span>-<span>roofed dormers and <span>an open porch corresponding with the façade; there is a bay window <span>at the southwest <span>corner. Wood shingles <span>on lower level<span>; flat timbers <span>with vertical clapboard <span>infill <span>abov<span>e; diamond pane and 1/1 windows;<span> asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:09264b14110a95992587a051a30caf5a.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/McParland_Cottage|McParland Cottage]]]]|

40 Franklin Avenue|

<span>68 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1897|

A two story Tudor Revival-style dwelling, shingled at first-story level with faux half-timbering at second-story level, which extends into the gable fields. The house exhibits a cross-gable design and has an eaves-front orientation with<br>two gable-roofed dormers and an open porch corresponding with the façade; there is a bay window at the southwest corner. Wood shingles on lower level; flat timbers with vertical clapboard infill above; diamond pane and 1/1 windows; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:158fe1426a3eb1a87cc8d4efe28427e2.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Green_Cottage|Green Cottage]]]]|

38 Franklin Avenue|

<span>72 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1910|

A two story, three-bay Colonial Revival-inspired Foursquare with hipped roof and hipped roof dormers on each roof facet. Features include a one-story partial-width open porch on the north and east elevations with square columns and an open porch on north elevation with Ionic columns. Wood clapboard siding; wood shingles on dormers; replacement windows;<br>asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/ec/20/ec20ca7fdba3a555e829727299476376.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/ec/20/ec20ca7fdba3a555e829727299476376.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/35%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/ec/20/ec20ca7fdba3a555e829727299476376.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/McCabe_Cottage|McCabe Cottage]]]]||<span>35 Franklin Avenue||<span>75 Franklin Avenue||c. 1910||<span>A two <span>story, two<span>-<span>bay <span>Foursquare with <span>Colonial Revival<span>-<span>style detailing, this house has a hipped roof with <span>hippe<span>d dormer<span>s <span>on each <span>of its four <span>side<span>s. There is a small open <span>porch aligning the <span>west side of façade and an <span>open porch <span>on <span>the <span>south elevation<span>. Windows <span>are <span>mostly 3/1<span>s ash, with<span> diamond pane<span> sash used <span>in <span>the <span>dormers. Wood <span>windows, wood <span>clapboard siding; <span>asphal<span>t roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/0f/0e/0f0e77de18e8dec75dadf459b5471966.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/0f/0e/0f0e77de18e8dec75dadf459b5471966.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/36%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/0f/0e/0f0e77de18e8dec75dadf459b5471966.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Hill_Cottage|Hill Cottage]]]]||36 Franklin Avenue||<span>76 Franklin Avenue||c. 1900||<span>A two story, gable<span>-<span>front Craftsman<span> type dwelling with jerkinhead<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> porches and roofs<span>. <span>This house has a full <span>width porch facing <span>Franklin Ave<span>nue and a glass<span>-<span>enclosed <span>porch over <span>the <span>entry <span>at second<span>-<span>story level. Detailing includes <span>exposed rafter tails and<span> curved dec<span>orative brackets. Wood <span>windows of <span>mostly 6/1<span>configuration, wood shingle siding; <span>asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:680a16e5c75831846ffe5d0e745da443.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Fallon_Cottage|Fallon Cottage]]]]|

33 Franklin Avenue|

<span>79 Franklin Avenue|

<span>c. <span>1930|

<span>A two <span>story<span> <span>gable<span>-<span>front Colonial Revival<span>-<span>style dwelling with a single story, <span>full<span>-<span>width glazed porch facing Franklin Street, above which is a <span>partial<span>-<span>width enclosed porch<span>; <span>a hip<span>-<span>roof<span>ed dormer <span>is present <span>on <span>the north elevation<span>. Wood <span>windows, wood clapboard <span>siding; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:29f0bcc3729ae850583fe7fa9d71418f.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/34_Franklin_Avenue|34 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

34 Franklin Avenue|

<span>80 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1900|

<span>A <span>two and one<span>-<span>half story Queen Anne<span>-<span>inspired <span>dwelling with hipped roof, a square tower at its southwest corner, and<span> gabled projections on <span>the south and west elevations; <span>the west<span>-<span>facing façade has a single<span>-<span>story glazed porch. Wood shingle <span>siding,<span>mix of wood <span>and vinyl windows; <span>asphalt <span>roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/19/9a/199aa3bff79311ebe99db6d2ba40c865.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/19/9a/199aa3bff79311ebe99db6d2ba40c865.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/31%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/19/9a/199aa3bff79311ebe99db6d2ba40c865.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Fallon_Cottage_Annex|Fallon Cottage Annex]]]]||31 Franklin Avenue||<span>83 Franklin Avenue||c. 1910||<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half <span>dwelling <span>of Queen Anne<span>-<span>style conception with a complex roof plan and <span>porches <span>corresponding with each of the house’s three levels on the façade. <span>Wood shingle siding, wood windows;<span> asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:Untitled-TrueColor-01.jpg|thumb|]][[32%20Franklin%20Avenue|32 Franklin Avenue]]|

32 Franklin Avenue|

<span>84 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1920||<span>A two story, gable<span>-<span>front <span>dwelling of <span>Swiss chalet inspiration <span>with wide overhanging <span>front eave<span>s<span> supported by angled brackets; a on<span>e story cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d ell <span>extends from the main block on the north elevation<span>. Wood clapboard <span>siding with vertical wood siding at second<span>-<span>story <span>level, <span>wood windows; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:80cbde627ebc87b6b16f07cf8cb34784.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/30%20Franklin%20Avenue|30 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

30<span> Franklin Avenue|

<span>86 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1896|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half <span>story dwelling of the Dutch Colonial type with gambrel roof, wood shingle siding, and an <span>open, <span>wr<span>aparound porch at the<span> southwest corner; <span>there is an enclosed second<span>-<span>story porch on south side which has a<span>shed roof. Wood windows including <span>many <span>of the diamond<span>-<span>pane<span> type<span>; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

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<span>88 Franklin Avenue|

<span>c.<span> 1925|

<span>This two<span>-<span>stor<span>y <span>hipped roof residence <span>is set back behind <span>86<span> Franklin <span>Avenue. It is a raised one<span>-<span>story cottage on concrete<span> block <span>foundation and has a hipped roof, wood novelty siding, and a <span>mix of double<span>-<span>hung <span>vinyl <span>and wood casement window<span>s<span>; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:f1a0bf36427dd8e93d852b57e56eec76.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/24_Franklin_Avenue|24 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

22/24 Franklin Avenue|

<span>100 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1920|

<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story dwelling with cross<span>-<span>gambrel roof and <span>a partially enclosed single<span>-<span>story wraparound porch at the southwest corner. Notable f<span>e<span>atures <span>include large multi<span>-<span>pane <span>windows and there are t<span>wo full<span>y enclosed shed<span>-<span>roof<span>ed<span> porches <span>at second<span>-<span>story <span>level. Asbestos siding, wood windows of <span>mostly <span>6/1<span> configuration<span>; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:6f829eb5f3122a90976221d73cfc820c.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/21_Franklin_Avenue|21 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

21 Franklin Avenue|

<span>103 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1930|

<span>A one <span>and one<span>-<span>half story eaves<span>-<span>front bungalow with large <span>dormer corresponding with the façade and a sloping roof which forms a partially enclosed porch. Vinyl siding, wood <span>windows of <span>mostly 6/1<span> configuration<span>; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:5c5e84e8f62efeb5cc1070a4eed4fe25.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/19_Franklin_Avenue|19 Franklin Avenue]]]]|

19 Franklin Avenue|

<span>107 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1920||<span>A two<span> story<span>, cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d dwelling of Arts & Crafts conception with c<span>entral entr<span>ance<span> flanked by two<span>-<span>tiered <span>glazed <span>porc<span>hes <span>partially enclosed <span>at first<span>-<span>stor<span>y level and fully enclosed at second<span>-<span>story level<span>. <span>Character<span>-<span>defining features <span>include a c<span>obblestone chimney<span>, which is<span> centered on <span>the south elevation<span>.<span>Asbestos siding, wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:7b45f1ca593e5c18ab30cb04bd6da297.jpg|thumb|]][[Dolan%20Cottage|Dolan Cottage]]|

20 Franklin Avenue|

<span>108 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1930|

<span>A two story, gable<span>-<span>front <span>house wit<span>h intersecting roof plan, a <span>projecting <span>gabled entrance porch on the north side of the façade and, on the north elev<span>ation, a small g<span>able<span>-<span>roofed projection and a <span>gable<span>-<span>roofed <span>dormer.<span>Asphalt shingle siding, v<span>inyl windows; asphalt roofing. |\n|-\n

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<span>113 Franklin Avenue|

<span>c. <span>1910|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story eaves front, gambrel<span>-<span>roofed <span>dwelling of the Colonial Dutch type with a partial <span>width<span>, shed<span>-<span>roofed dormer facing Franklin Ave and a single <span>story, shed<span>-<span>roofed <span>extension<span> on <span>the south elevation. Wood shi<span>ngle <span>siding, vinyl <span>windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/fe/1c/fe1cbe721fb9241ea3e5779ce23d7dbf.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/fe/1c/fe1cbe721fb9241ea3e5779ce23d7dbf.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/18%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/fe/1c/fe1cbe721fb9241ea3e5779ce23d7dbf.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Lent_Cottage|Lent Cottage]]]]||18 Franklin Avenue||<span>114 Franklin Avenue||c. 1920||<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story U<span>-<span>plan dwelling <span>consisting of a main block and two<span>-<span>story hipped roof projections. Vinyl siding, wood windows of <span>mostly 6/1<span> configuration<span>; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/6c/af/6cafe307cd3669bedf5d0b22e2922255.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/6c/af/6cafe307cd3669bedf5d0b22e2922255.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Franklin_Avenue/15%20Franklin%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/6c/af/6cafe307cd3669bedf5d0b22e2922255.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Marvin_Cottage|Marvin Cottage]]]]||15 Franklin Avenue||<span>119 Franklin Avenue||c. 1900||<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story eaves front bungalow with a fu<span>ll width,<span>partially enclosed porch at <span>firs<span>t story <span>level and a<span> gable<span>d<span> dormer above facing Franklin Ave<span>nue<span>. Wood clapboard sidin<span>g on <span>first story with wood shingles at<span> second<span>-<span>story level, <span>wood windows with diamond pane in upper sash; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:f034c1971224139330876c1d973194e4.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Reception_Hospital|Reception Hospital]]]]|

5 Franklin Avenue|

<span>129 Franklin Avenue|

c. 1905|

<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half <span>story building of brick construction with a hipped roof and high<span>-<span>style <span>Neoclassical style detailing, built to the designs of the <span>architectural office of Scopes & Feustmann.<span> This building <span>was erected as a hospital but currently functions as apartments. <span>There is a two<span>-tiered, open porch <span>that spans two<span>-<span>thirds of the façade, the central third of which is occupied by a <span>monumental portico. Notable features include a <span>Palladian window in <span>the <span>gabl<span>e over<span> the porch, extensive dentil work, I<span>onic <span>columns and small gable<span>d dormers. Wood windows in<span> mostly <span>a <span>6/1<span> configuration<span>; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/06/13/06138a356afdeee1b8b6fe4b776df08d.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/06/13/06138a356afdeee1b8b6fe4b776df08d.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Helen_Street/18%20Helen%20Street.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/06/13/06138a356afdeee1b8b6fe4b776df08d.jpg|thumb|]][[Flint%20Cottage|Flint Cottage]]||18 Helen Street||<span>39 Helen Street||c. 1898||<span>A two<span>-<span>story <span>Late Victorian<span>-<span>era <span>residence<span> of <span>wood<span>-<span>frame construction with a cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> roof. An open wrap<span>around porch occupies the first story on the <span>house’s <span>southwest <span>corner; <span>turned post s<span>and original windows are present on <span>the north elevation. Aluminum siding with wood <span>shingles <span>on <span>the <span>second floo<span>r enclosed porch; mix of wood and vinyl windows; asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:054a3d34a8ffe79bc93222b2624f5449.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Gray_Homestead|Gray Homestead]]]]|

18 Front Street|

<span>40 Front Street|

c. 1910|

<span>A two story wood<span>-<span>frame house erected o<span>n <span>a rectangular footprint, this building is <span>gable front<span>ed and has a two story cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> addition on the rear forming an ell. <span>Notable features include a full width single<span>-<span>story open porch across principal elevation. Wood clapboard siding; <span>mix o<span>f <span>wood and <span>replacement windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:2da904acda55f966a87c1187bc2ac1ae.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Munson_Cottage|Munson Cottage]]]]|

5 Front Street|

<span>55 Front Street|

c. 1920|

<span>A two story hipped<span>-<span>roof dwelling of<span> wood<span>-<span>frame <span>construction which is <span>fr<span>onted by two nearly full<span>-<span>width<span> enclosed cure porches. <span>Entrances to each floor are located on <span>the south elevation. Aluminum siding; <span>wood wi<span>ndows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:f9c42cfe89de9414776a76f0d83363fb.jpg|thumb|]][[Noyes%20Cottage|Noyes Cottage]]||16 Helen Street||35 Helen Street||c. 1898||<span>A three<span>-story <span>wood<span>-<span>frame <span>Queen Anne<span>-<span>influenced <span>reside<span>nce erected above an irregular <span>footprint, this building is d<span>istinctive for its multiple cure porches <span>-<span>at least 4 total, including a large wraparound on the <span>southw<span>est corner, which is now open. Building retains o<span>riginal windows, including large multi<span>-<span>pane <span>vertical sliders on the <span>porches. Vinyl <span>siding, wood windows and<span> asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:f9b9d4382c20887eaa1aa5f2c8efeb33.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Flint_Cottage|Flint Cottage]]]]||18 Helen Street|

<span>39 Helen Street|

c. 1898|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story <span>Late Victorian<span>-<span>era<span> residence <span>of <span>wood<span>-<span>frame construction with a cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> roof. An open wrap<span>around porch occupies the first story on the <span>house’s <span>southwest <span>corner;<span>turned posts <span>and original windows are present on<span> the north elevation. Aluminum siding with wood <span>shingles<span> on <span>the <span>second floo<span>r enclosed porch; mix of wood and vinyl windows; asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:9cc3138230a6dcab88f66bb47201f1c1.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/20_Helen_Street|20 Helen Street]]]]|

20 Helen Street|

<span>43 Helen Street|

c. 1907|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story <span>wood<span>-<span>frame <span>residence <span>erected on rectangular footprint and covered <span>by a hipped roof<span>. Asymmetrical fenestration <span>includes <span>a “<span>Chicago style<span>”<span>window to the west of the entrance and a box ba<span>y <span>window at <span>the southeast corner. <span>Alterations include the removal of a Palladian window and porches; w<span>ood clapboard <span>siding, mix of original and replacement wood windows, asphalt roof<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:628a9e21af1f561d575fd49445a8f019.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/24_Helen_Street|24 Helen Street]]]]|

24 Helen Street|

<span>51 Helen Street|

c. 1910|

<span>This <span>two story <span>eaves<span>-<span>front Colonial Revival<span>-<span>style <span>dwelling of wood<span>-<span>frame <span>construction <span>has two recessed hipped<span>-<span>roof dormers on <span>the <span>Hel<span>en Street side and two story full<span>-<span>width porches on each end<span> which have been partially enclosed. Symmetrical façade; small entry porch flanked by paired <span>windo<span>ws on both levels. Vinyl siding, mostl<span>y vinyl windows, and wood windows corresponding with the porches; <span>asphalt <span>roof.<span> The overall massing, form and fenestration pattern remain intact.|\n|-\n

[[File:a5b8fed8f7b73db216f5d1cd7632542a.jpg|thumb|]][[33%20Helen%20Street|33 Helen Street]]|

33 Helen Street|

<span>68 Helen Street|

c. 1908|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story <span>Foursquare<span> of wood frame <span>construction <span>with <span>a <span>hipped roof and exposed rafter tails. <span>Building exhibits an enclosed one<span>-<span>story porch across <span>the principal <span>elevation with stone column bases, and a<span> n<span>arrow open porch on eastern elevation<span>. Paired 6/1 windows upstairs, 6<span>-<span>by<span>-<span>6 <span>vertical sliding windows on porch. Wood clapboard on fi<span>rst story with wood shingles <span>above; wood windows, mostly 6/1; <span>asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:363d0c8d2a7ec40888bcc76e6fa960a5.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/32_Helen_Street|32 Helen Street]]]]|

32 Helen Street|

<span>71 Helen Street|

c. 1910|

<span>A one<span>-<span>and<span>-<span>one<span>-<span>half story wood<span>-<span>frame dwelling <span>with <span>asymmetrica<span>l gable roof intersecting with <span>a <span>gambrel roof in <span>the <span>rear<span>. The front porch has been removed <span>and second story <span>southeast corner porch has been enclosed and <span>otherwise altered. Irregular fenestration, vinyl siding, <span>mix of vinyl and wood <span>windows, mostly 6/1; as<span>phalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:6544e8058c762707482f28c3f16c6d5e.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Senn_Cottage|Senn Cottage]]]]|

35 Helen Street|

<span>72 Helen Street|

c. 1898|

<span>A two story, cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d <span>dwelling of wood <span>frame construction erected above an irregular footprint. It has an enclosed one<span>-<span>story wrap<span>arou<span>nd porch on north and west <span>elevations with a mix of 4, 6 and 8<span>-<span>pane vertical sliding windows, and an a<span>ddit<span>ional cure porch on second stor<span>y of the west <span>elevation. Aluminum siding and <span>wood windows, mostly 1/1; cor<span>rugated and stamped metal roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:69464250fc30473e0bd3134573c307bb.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/39_Helen_Street|39 Helen Street]]]]|

39 Helen Street|

<span>84 Helen Street|

c. 1900|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story wood frame dwelling built above a <span>rectangular <span>footprint; <span>this building ha<span>s a <span>hipped ro<span>of with wide overhang on eaves and a hipped<span>-<span>roof dormer flush with<span> the Helen Street <span>façade. There is an o<span>p<span>en, one<span>-<span>story porch along two<span>-<span>thirds of northern elevation which projects beyond the house to the <span>east, and a cure porch on second story <span>over <span>the <span>porch. Wood <span>clapboard siding, wood windows, <span>asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:842924c6ddf69d0e2055f7a5ec8e1b96.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/40_Helen_Street|40 Helen Street]]]]|

40 Helen Street|

<span>87 Helen Street|

c. 1920|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story wood frame dwelling with <span>cross<span>-<span>gambrel roofed with<span> stepped overhang<span>. The building has a tripartite window at half<span>-<span>story level <span>on <span>its Helen Street elevation, <span>f<span>lanked by small pointed<span>-<span>arch windows. A<span>shed addition <span>has been made to the Helen Street façade but the building <span>otherwise retains any number of character<span>-<span>defining features.<span>Vinyl siding, mix of wood and vinyl windows; asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[43%20Helen%20Street|43 Helen Street]]|

43 Helen Street|

<span>90 Helen Street|

c. 1920|

<span>A two story wood<span>-<span>frame house wi<span>th gambrel <span>roof covering<span> its <span>western section. T<span>here are t<span>wo ti<span>ered cure porches on eastern elevation; a gable<span>-<span>r<span>oofed addition spans <span>the elevation opposite Helen Street. The b<span>asement level is expose<span>d and accessible on eastern elevation. Asphalt shingles, <span>wo<span>od windows, aluminum siding and concrete<span>-<span>block foundation.|\n|-\n

[[File:7a789d02b37a63f75494c5bd3ee99539.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/44_Helen_Street|44 Helen Street]]]]|

44 Helen Street|

<span>95 Helen Street|

c. 1910|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half <span>story<span> Shingle style dwelling of wood frame <span>construction with cross<span>-<span>gable roof; <span>there are open one<span>-<span>story porch across <span>t<span>he front façade with enclosed shed<span>-<span>roofed <span>projection<span>s <span>above, cent<span>ered under the gable. Wood shingle <span>siding, vinyl windows, asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:fb29cdca7c4b4702578dec3219455b2d.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/47_Helen_Street|47 Helen Street]]]]|

47 Helen Street|

<span>96 Helen Street|

c. 1900|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story wood frame Craftsman<span>-<span>type dwelling with an open full<span>-<span>width <span>porch <span>on the principal elevation, large multi<span>-<span>pane <span>window<span>s<span> on <span>the eastern elevation<span> and <span>an off<span>-<span>c<span>enter <span>gable shielding the porch steps. Character<span>-<span>defining features include <span>decorative knee braces, <span>exposed rafter tail<span>s and paired windows. Wood shingle<span> siding; vinyl <span>and wood windows; asphalt <span>roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:94c1e7e29be35938715b1f341b752b22.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/49_Helen_Street|49 Helen Street]]]]||49 Helen Street|

<span>102 Helen Street|

c. 1910|

<span>A two story, <span>eaves<span>-<span>front<span> dwelli<span>ng of wood<span>-<span>frame construction built above a rectangular footprint, this building has a<span> rear wing under <span>a <span>cross gable. Open full<span>-<span>width porch with center gable; <span>2/2 wood windows; vinyl siding; asphalt roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:547df9dfa1a2e108c5967dc6ee762b0c.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Daigneau_Cottage_Annex|Daigneau Cottage Annex]]]]|

48 Helen Street|

<span>103 Helen Street|

c. 1923|

<span>A two <span>story cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> residence<span> of wood<span>-<span>frame construction, this building has a partially enclosed wraparound first floor porch <span>and two enclosed porches at second<span>-<span>story level<span>. <span>This house retai<span>ns a high level of physical integrity<span> with <span>its original <span>massing, fenestrations scheme, <span>siding, <span>and windows. The u<span>pstairs bedroom and porch have been o<span>utfitted as a cure <span>cottage museum. Wood siding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:c4651c649cadee438850101fc236d1b3.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Hooey_Cottage|Hooey Cottage]]]]|

24 Park Place|

<span>4 Prescott Place|

c. 1916|

<span>A two story cross<span>-<span>gabled <span>dwelling of wood frame construction, this building has a full width one<span>-<span>s<span>tory recessed <span>porch on <span>its Prescott Place façade and an<span> enclose<span>d shed<span>-<span>roofed porch at its east corner. Wood shingle siding; mix of <span>diamond<span>-<span>pane and 1/1 windows; asphalt roofing. |\n|-\n

[[File:ba760c54678d2b50b6ab6d8bfa869e56.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/11_Park_Place|11 Park Place]]]]|

11 Park Place|

<span>9 Prescott Place|

c. 1920|

<span>A two <span>story cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> residence with multiple and varied addi<span>tions, porches and dormers. The principal block has a hipped <span>roo<span>f and there is a gable<span>-<span>roofed ell to southwest; one story shed<span>-<span>roofed projections <span>are present on the Prescott Place <span>elevation, allowing for three entrances, with an <span>enclosed porc<span>h above. Wood clapboard siding; <span>wood wind<span>ows with aluminum <span>storms; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:1b0a68cc958bebe9a2544859c28e2e1a.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/12_Park_Place|12 Park Place]]]]|

12 Park Place|

<span>12 Prescott Place|

c. 1910|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story cross<span>-<span>gambrel roofed house of masonry and wood<span>-<span>frame <span>construction, this building has a center entrance with three windows above<span>. Wood clapboard siding on first story <span>with <span>wood shingles <span>above; mix of wood and vinyl windows; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/5e/e2/5ee270b5124e1359057d06f1a06cbc54.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/5e/e2/5ee270b5124e1359057d06f1a06cbc54.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Park_Place/7%20Park%20Place.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/5e/e2/5ee270b5124e1359057d06f1a06cbc54.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/7_Park_Place|7 Park Place]]]]||[[%20|7 Park Place]]||<span>17 Prescott Place||c. 1900||<span>A two story gable<span>-<span>fro<span>nt residence with full width shed<span>-<span>roof<span>ed<span> addition on <span>the west side at <span>second<span>-<span>story level,<span>above <span>a <span>screened porch<span>. New stained clapboard siding; <span>replacement<span> windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.<span>Recent <span>a<span>lterations <span>appear wholly <span>inconsistent w<span>ith <span>the <span>historic design <span>intent<span>.  (Non-contributing)|\n|-\n

[[File:dec5d5ed3bd0f3d7165651cc9553d9ee.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/8_Park_Place|8 Park Place]]]]|

8 Park Place|

<span>18 Prescott Place|

c. 1910|

A two story hipped-roof Foursquare house with pedimented dormer corresponding with each roof plane. This building has an enclosed full-width entrance porch at first-story level on the Prescott Street elevation and a half-width enclosed cure porch above. Wood clapboard siding; vinyl windows; asphalt roofing.|\n|-\n

[[File:bd2220002561b565791d2e8a720fabf1.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Williams_Cottage_2|Williams Cottage 2]]]]|

6 Park Place|

<span>20 Prescott Place|

1920|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d <span>dwelling with a one story shed<span>-<span>r<span>oofed addition on northeast elevation<span>; <span>this building has a shed<span>-<span>roofed wall dormer over <span>an <span>open shed<span>-<span>roofed porch that fronts on<span> Prescott Place. Wood <span>clapb<span>oard and wood shake siding; wood windows; asphalt <span>roofing.|\n|-\n| ||3 Park Place||<span>23 Prescott Place||c. 1980||<span>A two <span>stor<span>y gable<span>-<span>front <span>house with low<span>-<span>pitched roof and <span>garrison<span>-<span>like second floor over<span>hang on <span>its Prescott Place elevation. New stained clapboard siding; vinyl windows;<span> asphalt <span>roof<span>ing. (non-contributing)|\n|-\n

[[File:11cb2cd398550fe676270ca7dfd6989f.jpg|11cb2cd398550fe676270ca7dfd6989f.jpg]]]]|

4 Park Place|

<span>24 Prescott Place|

c. 1910|

<span>A <span>one and one<span>-<span>half story eaves front gambrel<span>-<span>roofed residence with two<span>-<span>story gable roofed ell on<span>its southwest elevation, <span>which is fronted by a one <span>story<span>, hipped<span>-<span>roofed entry. A pair of shed dormers are present on the<span>Prescott Place facade with <span>a s<span>hed<span>-<span>wall dormer in <span>between. Wood clapboard siding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:d7e16ea9b4b096e81aa957c9ce70d484.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/1_Park_Place|1 Park Place]]]]|

1 Park Place|

<span>29 Prescott Place|

c. 1906|

<span>A two story wood<span>-<span>frame dwelling <span>with <span>gable<span>-<span>roofed main block <span>with <span>cornice return<span>s<span> oriented toward<span>s<span> Front Street <span>and <span>a two<span>-<span>story polygona<span>l bay on the Prescott Place elevation<span>. <span>The <span>building has an enclosed wraparound porch at its south corner and <span>open porches on <span>the <span>east a<span>nd north corners. Vinyl <span>siding; wood shingle siding under gables;<span>wood window<span>s; stamped<span>-<span>metal roo<span>f.|\n|-\n

[[File:c1062f4737a4e4cfd506da2ccaacb766.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/2_Park_Place|2 Park Place]]]]|

2 Park Place|

<span>30 Prescott Place|

c. 1910|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story <span>eaves<span>-<span>front bungalow<span>-<span>type house <span>with <span>a polygonal dormer <span>centered on <span>the Prescott Place façade. Wood frame <span>construction. T<span>he sloping <span>roof extends <span>forward on the façade to cover a full<span>-<span>width porch that is two<span>-<span>thirds<span> screened<span>-<span>in and <span>one<span>-<span>third <span>enclosed. Aluminum si<span>ding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:86ca9658128f88484e635fd7678d62d0.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/54_Shepard_Avenue|54 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

54 Shepard Avenue|

<span>32 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1856|

<span>A two story gable<span>-<span>front dwelling of <span>wood <span>frame construction with a one<span>-<span>story enclosed wrap<span>around porch on <span>the west and south elevations<span>. <span>Features include a <span>projecting one<span>-<span>bay <span>gable front addition <span>that <span>extends over <span>the <span>porch<span>,<span>above <span>the entrance. Wood clapboard and <span>shingle <span>siding; replacement <span>windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n| || ||<span>34 Shepard Avenue|| ||<span>A single story eaves<span>-<span>front cottage with painted wood shingle <span>siding, decorative <span>diamond<span>-<span>pattern transoms over picture windows, <span>and <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>. <span>(n<span>on<span>-<span>contributing<span>)|\n|-\n

[[File:3c7c742a750670c1dd049c79a1be9c45.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/50_Shepard_Avenue|50 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

50 Shepard Avenue|

<span>44 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1900||<span>A two story hipped<span>-<span>roof<span> house<span> of wood frame construction <span>with <span>a one story <span>gable<span>-<span>roof<span>ed wing on the <span>rear<span> elevation. Hipped<span>-<span>roof dormers <span>are present on all sides, and there is a one <span>story, recessed <span>and open porch at the <span>northwest corner. Decorative <span>scrollwork in south gable; w<span>ood <span>clapboard sidin<span>g; <span>mix of wood and <span>replacement windows; metal shingle roof.|\n|-\n

[[File:1fa0c28390cf9ee481aa1024ad0d4e27.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/46_Shepard_Avenue|46 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

46 Shepard Avenue|

<span>50 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1910|

<span>A two story wood<span>-<span>frame dwelling with <span>asymmetrical gable<span>-<span>front roof line and rear cross gable<span>; <span>there are <span>enclosed porches on both levels along <span>the south <span>elevation, an o<span>pen ent<span>rance <span>porch at the northwest corner, and a <span>bay window centered on facade<span>. Wood cla<span>pboard and <span>shingle siding; <span>decorative shingles in the <span>gable; wood windows; <span>replacements <span>windows on the south <span>porches; asphalt <span>roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:d79c088119090c93bb011eaa01491170.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/42_Shepard_Avenue|42 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

42 Shepard Avenue|

<span>60 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1940|

<span>A two story eaves<span>-<span>front residence with one story full<span>-<span>width <span>enclosed porches along <span>the west and south<span> elevations which have<span> large <span>vertical<span>-<span>sliding <span>wood windows. Other features <span>include sets of paired windows at second<span>-<span>floor <span>level <span>facing Shepard Ave<span>nue. Wood shingle siding; vinyl windows;<span>asphalt <span>roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:1b74b6647e8cd4a0e88ccaf5f780912e.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/40_Shepard_Avenue|40 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

40 Shepard Avenue|

<span>64 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1910|

<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story eaves front <span>g<span>ambrel<span>-<span>roofed <span>dwelling of Colonial Revival <span>style conception. This building is of wood frame construction and <span>has a full width addition front on<span> Shepard Ave<span>nue that <span>appears to be former <span>porches that have been enclosed. Character<span>-<span>defining elements include a hipped<span>-<span>roof dormer flanked <span>by two <span>gable<span>d dormers, <span>decor<span>ative brackets at eaves level, and a bay window on nor<span>th elevation. Aluminum siding; <span>m<span>ix of <span>wood and vinyl windows; a<span>sphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:9b3e5541622b6a2bc4982a31c24ad93d.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/38_Shepard_Avenue|38 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

38 Shepard Avenue|

<span>74 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1905|

<span>A two<span> story eaves<span>-<span>front <span>Colonial Revival<span>-<span>style house <span>with <span>an <span>open<span>, full<span>-<span>width porch on <span>the west elevation and part <span>of <span>the south and north <span>elevations. A pair of<span> pyramidal<span>-<span>roofed dormers face <span>Shepard Ave<span>nue and t<span>here is an <span>closed exterior staircase on <span>the north <span>elevation. Vinyl siding and windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/e0/3f/e03f93fe36fa5cd03457d3e8ded12df1.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/e0/3f/e03f93fe36fa5cd03457d3e8ded12df1.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Shepard_Avenue/34%20Shepard%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/e0/3f/e03f93fe36fa5cd03457d3e8ded12df1.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Coulter_Cottage|Coulter Cottage]]]]||34 Shepard Avenue||<span>82 Shepard Avenue||<span>c<span>. <span>1897<span>-9<span>9||<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story Shingle style dwelling of light<span>-<span>frame construction <span>with <span>a cross<span>-<span>gambrel roof and multiple <span>porches and d<span>ormers. There is an enclosed wraparound <span>porch <span>at first<span>-<span>story level <span>on <span>the west and south elevations<span> and <span>an <span>enclosed<span> and <span>projecting second<span>-<span>story <span>porch under <span>a shed roof on south elevation<span>. <span>Fenestration includes diamond<span>-<span>pane <span>sash windows and there is a polygonal third<span>-<span>story <span>turret. Wood <span>shingle siding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:12d8707aecb15afdb5efd9756aa3a983.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/26_Front_Street|26 Front Street]]]]|

26 Front Street|

<span>83 Shepard Avenue|

<span>c.<span>1916<span>-<span>1924|

<span>.<span>A two story hipped<span>-<span>roof <span>Craftsman <span>house of wood<span>-<span>frame construction<span> erected above a <span>rectangular footprint. This house is <span>recessed on <span>its lot, with one elevation<span> facing Front <span>Street. <span>There a<span>re full width glass<span>-<span>e<span>nclosed cure porches on both the first and second stories <span>on <span>the Front Street elevation, <span>and a full<span>-<span>width glazed cure porch at<span> second story <span>level <span>on <span>the <span>Shepard Ave<span>nue elevation, <span>with <span>an <span>entrance and picture <span>window <span>below. Wood clapboa<span>rd siding at <span>first story <span>level and wood shingle siding above; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:65489bed88178a8473b131487fe721e0.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/24_Front_Street|24 Front Street]]]]|

24 Front Street|

<span>85 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1910||<span>A two story<span>,<span>hipped<span>-<span>roof Queen Anne <span>house <span>with flush gable dormers on <span>the south and west elevations, <span>this building is recessed on its corresponding lot<span> with <span>its principal elevation<span> oriented toward<span>s Front St<span>reet. The house has <span>a one bay, two<span>-<span>story gable roofed ell and a full width open porch, and an asymmetrical, full<span>-<span>width gable<span>d <span>ex<span>tension with <span>recessed entrance porch at the<span> southeast <span>corner. Wood clapboard siding; <span>dec<span>orative wood shingles in gables; wood <span>w<span>indows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:88b8eec65b5c2f93c6e38b6d850c0768.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/30_Shepard_Avenue|30 Shepard Avenue]]]]|

30 Shepard Avenue|

<span>90 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1875||<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story gable<span>-<span>front <span>dwelling of <span>wood frame construction with<span> extensive cure porc<span>hes, the <span>Shepard Ave<span>nue<span> façade <span>of this building features a full<span>-<span>width <span>open porch which is <span>extended by an encl<span>osed section that forms <span>an ell. The second story has a full<span>-<span>width enclosed porch <span>with symm<span>etrical stepped window pattern, and a band of three<span> windows in <span>the <span>gable. On <span>the southern elevation there is a <span>shed<span>-<span>roofed<span> dormer and <span>a <span>cobblestone <span>chimney. Wood clapboard siding; wood wind<span>ows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/46/10/4610353f1570952999f62ccf1f3a45cf.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/46/10/4610353f1570952999f62ccf1f3a45cf.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Shepard_Avenue/25%20Shepard%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/46/10/4610353f1570952999f62ccf1f3a45cf.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/25_Shepard_Avenue|25 Shepard Avenue]]]]||<span>25 Shepard Avenue|

<span>93 Shepard Avenue||<span>c. 1925||<span>A two<span>-<span>story dwelling of wood frame construction <span>with <span>a <span>complex roof system ov<span>er three blocks. <span>The front block is contained under a cross<span>-<span>gable<span> with decorative gable details while the <span>center <span>block <span>is <span>surmounted by <span>a <span>hipped roof; a shed roof covers <span>the rear<span> section<span>. All <span>of the house’s <span>original porches have been enclose<span>d. Vinyl siding; <span>replacement windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>. <span>(n<span>on<span>-<span>contributing<span>)|\n|-\n

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28 Shepard Avenue|

<span>94 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1905|

<span>A two story, eaves<span>-<span>front house<span> with <span>a full width one<span>-<span>story <span>open p<span>orch with shed roof across <span>the <span>fa<span>çade. The first<span>-<span>story is three bays wide with a c<span>enter entrance, and there are two evenly spaced double<span>-<span>hung <span>windows at second story level above which is an intersecting gable with an attic window<span>. The building has a two<span>-<span>story ell <span>with second<span>-<span>story enclosed cur<span>e porch. Wood clapboard siding; <span>mix of wood<span> 2<span>/2 and 1/2 replacement windows; <span>asphalt <span>roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

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24 Shepard Avenue|

<span>96 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1900|

<span>A<span> narrow two<span>-<span>story, cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d dwelling of wood<span>-<span>frame construction <span>set back on the lot behin<span>d Kennedy Cottage. This <span>house has a full<span>-<span>width screened entrance porch facing Helen Street<span> with <span>a <span>gable <span>centered <span>over <span>the entrance, and a <span>c<span>obblestone chimney on <span>th<span>e west elevation <span>at <span>its <span>junction with <span>the <span>rear <span>ell. Asbestos shingle siding; wood windows; asphalt <span>roofing.|\n|-\n|[[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/7c/ed/7ceda41af11cbb9f6bc6d51db605b1e3.jpg|https://localwiki.org/media/cache/7c/ed/7ceda41af11cbb9f6bc6d51db605b1e3.jpg]][[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Shepard_Avenue/26%20Shepard%20Avenue.jpg/_info/|None]][[File:https://localwiki.org/media/cache/7c/ed/7ceda41af11cbb9f6bc6d51db605b1e3.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Kennedy_Cottage|Kennedy Cottage]]]]||26 Shepard Avenue||<span>98 Shepard Avenue||<span>c. <span>1895||<span>A two and one<span>-<span>half story Late Victorian<span>-<span>era wood frame <span>dwelling located on a corner lot, the main block of this building has a cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d roof and a square, three<span>-<span>story t<span>ower set <span>at a 45<span>-<span>degree angle at the northwest corner. Feature<span>s include three cure porches, a glazed and <span>enclosed wraparound <span>porch wit<span>h entrance on northwest corner, a rear screened<span>-<span>in porch on the north elevation, where there is additionally a <span>second<span>-<span>story glazed<span> and enclosed porch. Wood clapboard and shingle siding<span>; wood windows;<span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

[[File:dcb38e26099ba5e654f25434ccaba6b4.jpg|thumb|[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Jackson_Cottage_2|Jackson Cottage 2]]]]|

17 Shepard Avenue|

<span>113 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1920|

<span>A two story gable<span>-<span>front<span> dwelling of <span>wood frame construction with a two<span>-<span>bay wide facade, this building has a ga<span>ble<span>d dormer on each pitch of its gable roof. <span>The <span>façade <span>has two sets of paired windows and an <span>entrance <span>located <span>under <span>a project<span>ing gable<span>-<span>roofed porch at the north <span>corner. The double<span>-<span>hung windows are wood <span>with diamond<span>-<span>pane <span>sash above single<span>-<span>pane sash<span>; aluminum siding; asphalt <span>roof<span>ing<span>.<span>This property has a low retaining wall |\n|-\n

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18 Shepard Avenue|

<span>118 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1900|

<span>A two<span>-<span>story <span>house of wood<span>-<span>frame construction <span>with <span>a <span>steeply pitched <span>gambrel roof over <span>the main block and <span>c<span>orresponding intersecting gables on the north and south elevations<span>. <span>Character<span>-<span>defining features <span>include <span>a band of four <span>windows on <span>the south elevation and a stone<span> chimney <span>that <span>ris<span>es just north of center <span>on the façade<span>. Wood sh<span>ingle siding; multi<span>-<span>pane divide<span>d<span>-<span>light wood windows<span> with some vinyl replacements; asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n| ||15 Shepard Avenue||<span>121 Shepard Avenue||c. 1910||<span>A two story, cross<span>-<span>gabled <span>house with bay window facing Prescott Place <span>and <span>an <span>open deck in front of <span>the <span>Shepard Ave<span>nue <span>entrance. Multiple <span>alteration<span>s <span>have largely obscured or otherwise changed the <span>original design<span> intent<span>. <span>(non<span>-<span>c<span>ontributing <span>building<span>)|\n|-\n

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16 Shepard Avenue|

<span>122 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1900|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story dwelling of Stick<span>-<span>style<span> conception and wood frame construction, the exterior finish consists of wood clapboard <span>divided geometri<span>cally by flat <span>boards. <span>This building has a projecting gabled and enclosed entrance at the<span> northwest corner<span>, which is fitted<span> with diamond<span>-<span>pane windows, and a three<span>-<span>part picture window centered at first<span>-<span>story level<span>; most <span>of the remaining windows are 8/1 or 12<span>/1 <span>double<span>-<span>hung wood sash. Other features include exposed rafter tails and <span>de<span>corative brackets. Wood siding; wood <span>windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

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12 Shepard Avenue|

<span>128 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1910||<span>A two story, cross<span>-<span>gable<span>d<span> residen<span>ce of wood frame construction with a projecting open porch <span>at the <span>southwes<span>t corner, above which is an enclosed cure porc<span>h above, and an open entrance porch at the <span>northwest <span>corner. Notable elements include exposed rafter tails and decora<span>tive brackets. Asbestos siding; <span>w<span>ood windows (mostly <span>12/1 double<span>-<span>hung) with vi<span>nyl replacements on side porch; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n|-\n

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1 Shepard Avenue|

<span>137 Shepard Avenue|

c. 1905|

<span>A one and one<span>-<span>half story <span>Dutch Colonial<span>-<span>style dwelling of wood frame construction with a <span>gambrel roof over <span>the main block, this house has <span>an attached single<span>-<span>car <span>garage on <span>the south elevation which <span>may h<span>av<span>e originally been a cure porch, <span>with <span>a hip<span>-<span>roof<span>ed<span> cure <span>porch above. <span>Character<span>-<span>defining features include a decorative arched diamond<span>-<span>pane window in the gambrel<span>. Wood <span>clapboard and <span>shake siding; wood windows; <span>asphalt roof<span>ing<span>.|\n</tbody>
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'''External link:'''
* [[2016-02-05T08-35-20_15NR00003t.pdf|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]

'''See also'''
* 

[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Address_Index|Address Index]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Church_Street_Historic_District|Church Street Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Cottage_Row_Historic_District|Cottage Row Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Helen_Hill_Historic_District|Helen Hill Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Highland_Park_Historic_District|Highland Park Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Trudeau_Sanatorium_Historic_District|Trudeau Sanatorium Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/New_York_Central_Adirondack_Division_Historic_District|New York Central Adirondack Division Historic District]]
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[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Cure_Cottages|Cure Cottages]]