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'''Address:''' 71 [[Helen Street]]
 
'''Address:''' 71 [[Helen Street|Helen Street]]


'''Old Address:''' 32 Helen Street
'''Old Address:''' 32 Helen Street


'''Other names:''' McNulty Cottage (1928), Gramm (1931); [[DIS|DIS]]
'''Other names:''' McNulty Cottage (1928), Gramm (1931); [[DIS]]


'''Year built:''' c. 1910
'''Year built:''' c. 1910
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''From the NRHP form:  ''A one-and-one-half story wood-frame dwelling with asymmetrical gable roof intersecting with a gambrel roof in the rear. The front porch has been removed and second story southeast corner porch has been enclosed and otherwise altered. Irregular fenestration, vinyl siding, mix of vinyl and wood windows, mostly 6/1; asphalt roof.  The property has retaining walls along its south and east sides, the south being concrete block and the east being granite (contributing structure).
''From the NRHP form:  ''A one-and-one-half story wood-frame dwelling with asymmetrical gable roof intersecting with a gambrel roof in the rear. The front porch has been removed and second story southeast corner porch has been enclosed and otherwise altered. Irregular fenestration, vinyl siding, mix of vinyl and wood windows, mostly 6/1; asphalt roof.  The property has retaining walls along its south and east sides, the south being concrete block and the east being granite (contributing structure).


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## '''Comments'''
===Comments===

Latest revision as of 21:33, 14 January 2026

32 Helen Street

Address: 71 Helen Street

Old Address: 32 Helen Street

Other names: McNulty Cottage (1928), Gramm (1931); DIS

Year built: c. 1910

Other information:

From the NRHP form:  A one-and-one-half story wood-frame dwelling with asymmetrical gable roof intersecting with a gambrel roof in the rear. The front porch has been removed and second story southeast corner porch has been enclosed and otherwise altered. Irregular fenestration, vinyl siding, mix of vinyl and wood windows, mostly 6/1; asphalt roof.  The property has retaining walls along its south and east sides, the south being concrete block and the east being granite (contributing structure).

Other historic properties

Comments