A frame Colonial that has been updated with fake siding and shutters, and perhaps stripped of a front porch, but still makes an attractive sight along the street. It was up for sale when old Pa Pitt passed by, so if you hurry…
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Category: Houses
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380–384 East State Street
This house, built in about 1902, seems to have begun as a single-family house, but was split into a double fairly early in its history. Recently it was converted back to a single-family house. Newer siding has obscured some of the details, but the late-Victorian massing still comes through.
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Whitla Mansion
A very shingly house designed by Charles H. Owsley, who would also design the Buhl mansion across the street; this one was built in about 1890. The restoration of the house was done on a budget that did not permit custom windows to fit in the arches, but much of the most characteristic detail has been preserved.
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