Architecture:
Style: Colonial
Revival
Description: This is a one and a half story wood frame structure
with wood clapboard siding on the first story, wood shingles on the second
story, and a cut stone foundation. The
roofline is primarily a front gabled pent, with the peak extending slightly
outward over dentil. A small front porch
on the north also has a front gabled pent roofline. Cut scrollwork decorates both front gables, a
band under the porch gable, and the sides of the second story window. On the south side of the house is a side
gable. On the north side of the house is
a two story semi-hexagonal bay with hipped roof. Simple brackets line the eaves of the roof.
Significant
Period:
Construction Date: 1902
Architect/Builder: Unknown
Context: This
address is first listed in the 1902 City Directory, and the structure appears
on the 1903 Sanborn Insurance Map. The
first residents were Dr. Arthur A. Deyoe, manager of
the Boston Dental Parlors on