2.S-story, brick-between-post, five-bay-wide (dd-dd-d-dd-dd) French Colonial Center Hall hotel with a front-gable roof and a double-galleried wraparound porch supported by chamfered posts spanned by a closed balustrade. Bay 3 is a 1-light over 2-panel door with 2-light over 1-panel side lights and a double transom of 14-lights. Other entries are French doors; those on the I st and 3rd floors are 6-light over I-panel with 4-light transoms, and 2-light over 1-panel on the 2nd floor. The building has a brick pier foundation, stucco cladding, and a wood shingle roof. Distinctive features include a pair of exterior staircases, and entrances to each room leading to the porch. The structure has had several additions. The first addition was added prior to 1890 and includes the introduction of 4 dormers and a balcony in each gable end. Each balcony has two doors and a shed roof awning. They are supported by Gothic brackets with pennants. Subsequent additions include a dining room and kitchen connected by a covered veranda, all of which were later removed. |