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Property Features
This two-story cream brick side gable house has a low-pitched gable roof covered with wood shingles and a one-story ell extending from the rear of the house. Wondows are either two-over-two light or two-over-four light double-hung sashes decorated with brick segmental arches. Two fanlight windows with double brick arches decorate the gable peaks. The front entrance is in the center of the house and is covered with a hip roof porch with turned posts and a plain balustrade. A rear porch is enclosed. Several brick corbelled chimineys project from the roof. Alson on the property is a gable-roofed barn with board siding and a stone foundation.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
This house was owned by Friedrich Falkner between 1857 and 1899 and John Luber between 1915 and 1931. [a,b]
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