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''From the NRHP form:'' <span>A two-story wood frame [[Craftsman|Craftsman]]-type dwelling with an open full-width porch on the principal elevation, large multi-pane windows on the eastern elevation and an off-center gable shielding the porch steps. Character-defining features include decorative knee braces, exposed rafter tails and paired windows. Wood shingle siding; vinyl and wood windows; asphalt roofing.<span> The property has retaining wall son its north and east sides (contributing structure) and an attached garage on the east side (non-contributing building).
''From the NRHP form:'' A two-story wood frame [[Craftsman|Craftsman]]-type dwelling with an open full-width porch on the principal elevation, large multi-pane windows on the eastern elevation and an off-center gable shielding the porch steps. Character-defining features include decorative knee braces, exposed rafter tails and paired windows. Wood shingle siding; vinyl and wood windows; asphalt roofing. The property has retaining wall son its north and east sides (contributing structure) and an attached garage on the east side (non-contributing building).





Revision as of 13:27, 22 December 2025


47 Helen Street

Address: 96 Helen Street

Old Address: 47 Helen Street

Other names: Behringer Cottage (1913), C. Nutter Cottage (1913); DIS

Year built: c. 1900

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From the NRHP form: A two-story wood frame Craftsman-type dwelling with an open full-width porch on the principal elevation, large multi-pane windows on the eastern elevation and an off-center gable shielding the porch steps. Character-defining features include decorative knee braces, exposed rafter tails and paired windows. Wood shingle siding; vinyl and wood windows; asphalt roofing. The property has retaining wall son its north and east sides (contributing structure) and an attached garage on the east side (non-contributing building).


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