Name: | Lyndwood [First Presbyterian Parsonage] |
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City/County: | Ocean Springs, Jackson County |
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Architectural Styles(s): | Minimal Traditional |
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NR District Name: | Old Ocean Springs (1987) |
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NR Status: | Contributing, Marginal |
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Originally listed as element #86, 'marginal.' |
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One-story, frame, four-bay-wide (porch-www-d-ww) multi-gabled Minimal Traditional residence with a gable entry porch supported by square posts. Bay 1 is a side-gable screened porch addition. Bays 3-4 are sheltered by a stylistic front gable spans Bays 3-4. Windows are 4/6 aluminum double-hung-sash with faux shutters. The house rests on a brick veneered basement. The foundation was not observed at the time of survey. The house is clad in clapboard siding and has an asphalt shingle roof. A gable-roof second story addition was added to the right rear (northeast) and a 1-story, gable-roof addition extends from the rear left (northwest). |
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Constructed in the winter of 1934 by A. Lynd and Mae Kettles Gottsche using salvaged lumber from Case-Russall, a structure formerly situated on the southwest corner of Washington and Porter Avenues. It remained in the Gottsche family until 1989 when it was granted to the First Presbyterian Church of Ocean Springs. |
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