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Property Features
The one-story, concrete-block building rests on a concrete slab. Concrete piers are located at intervals along the long elevation walls. The exterior is refinished with exterior insulation finish system. The original band of four-light windows located under the eave was removed and replaced with horizontal cedar siding. Current windows are metal-frame, awning units. The continuous concrete sill is covered with metal. The gable roof is sheathed in composition shingles with metal sheathing on all eaves. Two, gable-roofed, enclosed, projecting vestibules were added to one long elevation of the buildings. The doors are metal units with single lights. Alterations to the building occurred during phased projects that occurred between 1991 and 1996 to reconfigure interiors, to add heating and indoor plumbing, and to upgrade the exterior of the building for year-round living quarters.
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