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4919   4905

YEAR BUILT: 1913
ARCHITECT/BUILDER: Contractor: Jonathan Martin
ORIGINAL OWNER: J. C. Robertson
ORIGINAL
DESCRIPTION:
Two story Jacobethan. Red brick and stucco. Tan tile roof; stepp jerkinhead gable roof; gabled dormer w/shuttered opening. gabled central pavilion w/bargeboards and half timbering. Crenelations on parapet over Tudor arched entry portico; cast stone badge. Open second floor balcony above entry portico. Full width raised open terrace. Recessed porte cochere on right (of later date.)
OF INTEREST: According to the 1975 Home Tour brochure for the Swiss Avenue Historic District, the original owner of this home was Frank Slater, founder of Fishburn Cleaners and Laundry.



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