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Publication Information
| Creator | Potter, James T. |
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| Date Created | December 5, 1976 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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William Pence House
January 2, 1977
The William Pence House at 168 North Prospect Avenue, which displays English Tudor architecture in its steep angles and a half-timber framing.
Decorative Windows
April 4, 1976
Leaded windows of a house at 541 West Washington Avenue enhanced by decorative features including carved wood brackets and a small arch.
Decorative Window
May 23, 1976
Exterior of house at 114 North Henry Street which displays a window with Roman and a Renaissance influence in the tracery.
Ornate Metal Siding
February 16, 1975
Ornate metal siding above oriel windows, common in Tudor and Gothic architecture, on a building at 115 North Hamilton Street.
Oriel and Gothic Windows
February 13, 1977
An oriel window below three small Gothic style windows on a house at 1150 Spaight Street.
Dormer Window
April 3, 1977
A dormer window on a house at 956 Spaight Street. The window is framed by carefully carved wooden volutes (Greek spiral scrolls) and concentric arches.
