Property Location
Property Features
2020 - Resurveyed. The 1868 Italianate-style Williams-Chandler House is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of S. Percival Street and 18th Street and faces east toward S. Percival Street. The two-story, brick house has a hipped, standing seam metal roof with wide overhanging eaves. Based on a 1982 survey photograph, there was a one-story, hip roofed porch on the façade and a small, flat-roofed porch that sheltered a secondary entrance on the south (side) elevation. Since that time, the side porch has been removed and the front porch extended along the south elevation. The porch is supported by turned columns and finished with a turned post balustrade, simple decorative brackets, and a spindlework frieze. The asymmetrical façade contains an entry door flanked by pilasters and slender multi-light sidelights and topped with a linear transom. Two one-over-one vinyl sash windows are north of the door and three six-over-six vinyl sash windows with segmental brick arches span the second story. The north and south elevations contain windows similar to those on the façade. A brick chimney rises from the north slope of the roof and two rear-gabled additions extend from the west (rear) elevation.
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