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DESCRIPTION This two-story frame gabled ell house has a steeply-pitched intersecting roof, clapboard siding, scalloped wood shingles in the gables and a fieldstone foundation, Windows are single-pane or two-over-two light double hung sashes topped with decorated cornice lintels and shutters, A modern bay window in on the first floor of the front facade. There are two very fine wood porches that cover the front and rear entrances. They feature an elaborate floral cut-out frieze with pendants, brackets, and turned post.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND This property was owned by Mathew Hoyer between 1873 and 1915. [a,b]
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