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Property Features
This house is architecturally significant as a good example of a late Italianate house. The vertical emphasis of the house and the irregular plan are all elements of the late Italianate style. The bracketed eaves and hip roof are typical of the Italianate style, as well.
This house was the long-time home of Levi and Georgia Treleven between 1887 and 1942. Levi Treleven was a partner in the Treleven Brothers clothing store, and later in his life was involved with an automobile top firm.
This house is not historically significant at this time, however, with further research information may be uncovered that makes the house historically significant in the future.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
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