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| Address: | 304 Long Street, South |
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| City/County: | Aberdeen, Monroe County |
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| NR District Name: | South Central Aberdeen (1988) |
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| NR District Name: | South Central Aberdeen (Boundary Increase #2) (2017) |
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| Local District Name: | Silk Stocking Row Historic District |
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| 1 1/2-story Bungalow, rectangular in shape with an asphalt-shingled roof with exposed rafter ends. The house is weatherboard -sided. A hipped dormer with exposed rafter ends includes three 1/1 double-hung sash windows and is centered on the front roof slope. Primary windows are 2(vertical)/2(vertical) double-hung wood sash. The foundation is brick pier with infill brick. A plain wood water table surrounds the house above the foundation. The facade (west) is three bays (2W, D, 2W) with a centered, single-leaf paneled entry door with two-light transom. Inset under the principal roof is a partial-width entry porch with plain wood freize, square posts, and a turned wood balustrade. A partial-width porch is located at the northeast corner of the rear. |
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| According to the 1925 and 1938 Sanborn maps, this house was identified with an address of 306. The maps also suggest that it was historically L-front with a rear T-wing. It has since been enclosed in the rear to create its current rectangular shape. The NR nomination inaccurately states that the southwest corner of the facade is an enclosed portion of a front porch. However, the historic sanborn maps suggest that this portion was always enclosed. |
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