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[[File:39 Helen Street.jpg|right|thumb||39 Helen Street ]] | [[File:39 Helen Street.jpg|right|thumb||39 Helen Street ]] | ||
[[File:Roger Seney.jpg|left|thumb|[[Roger | [[File:Roger Seney.jpg|left|thumb|[[Roger Seney|Roger Seney]] | ||
'''Address:''' 84 [[Helen Street]] | |||
'''Old Address:''' 39 Helen Street | '''Old Address:''' 39 Helen Street | ||
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'''Year built:''' c. 1900 | '''Year built:''' c. 1900 | ||
'''Cure evidence:''' [[TBSWC|TBSWC]], [[ | '''Cure evidence:''' [[TBSWC|TBSWC]], [[USC1925]] | ||
39 Helen Street was the home of Mr. and Mrs. [[Roger | 39 Helen Street was the home of Mr. and Mrs. [[Roger Seney|Roger Seney]] in 1948. | ||
''From the NRHP form:'' | ''From the NRHP form:'' A two-story wood frame dwelling built above a rectangular footprint; this building has a hipped roof with wide overhang on eaves and a hipped-roof dormer flush with the Helen Street façade. There is an open, one-story porch along two-thirds of northern elevation which projects beyond the house to the east, and a cure porch on second story over the porch. Wood clapboard siding, wood windows, asphalt roof. The property has a retaining wall on its north and east sides (non-contributing structure) in addition to an automobile garage on the east side (contributing building) | ||
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===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:57, 19 April 2026
[[File:Roger Seney.jpg|left|thumb|Roger Seney
Address: 84 Helen Street
Old Address: 39 Helen Street
Other names:
Year built: c. 1900
39 Helen Street was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Seney in 1948.
From the NRHP form: A two-story wood frame dwelling built above a rectangular footprint; this building has a hipped roof with wide overhang on eaves and a hipped-roof dormer flush with the Helen Street façade. There is an open, one-story porch along two-thirds of northern elevation which projects beyond the house to the east, and a cure porch on second story over the porch. Wood clapboard siding, wood windows, asphalt roof. The property has a retaining wall on its north and east sides (non-contributing structure) in addition to an automobile garage on the east side (contributing building)