1. Stick: ( )

5. Second Empire: 1870-1880s Mansard roof 2 - 2.5 stories
Dormers add light

6. 344 Flume

8. New England Colonial: 1890-1930
Symmetrical
2.5 stories
4 -over- 4 plan

9. 488 E. 3rd St.

10. Next door to 488 E. 3rd St.

11. 871 E. 5th St.

14. Arts and Crafts: 1895-1920 Steep gabled roofs Exposed beams
Large front porches

15. 596 E. 7th St.

18. Half Timber/Tudor Revival: 1900-1930s
Stucco and half-timbering
Small leaded glass windows
Complicated peaked roofs

19. 1171 Woodland Ave.

20. 519 W. 5th
Funky Tudor remodel

21. French Provincial: 1900-1930 French windows High steep hipped roof
Expensive materials used

24. Bungalow: s
Narrow, rectangular
1 story
Small front porches

25. Bungalow of the Beast

26. Spanish Colonial: s
Tiled roof
Stucco
Arched openings

28. Queen Anne Cottage: s
“practically consumed by an oversized gable. A veritable billboard for textural effect, the ornate gable may be clothed in decorative shingles, framed with intricate bargeboard, pierced by flashed glass windows, stamped with a sunburst”
cut-away corners

29. 738 Chestnut
732 Chestnut