104 TODD AVENUE. Primary: Single Dwelling (contributing) Secondary: Garage (contributing) Architectural Description

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1 104 TODD AVENUE 104 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1916 Craftsman Secondary: Garage (contributing) Site Description: Placed on the south side of Todd Avenue the house is sited at a level grade to the street with an average setback. A pea gravel driveway east of the house heads straight back towards the garage in the southeast corner of the property. Flagstone walkways connect the front door to the driveway and to the sidewalk on Todd. A pergola is placed directly in front of the house creating a space for the walkway to pass through the scalloped vertical wood fence lining the northern border of the front yard. Privacy fence marks the western and southern sides of the backyard. Mature trees, holly shrubs, and other bushes landscape the lot. Secondary Site Description: A garage is placed southeast of the house. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1916, this one-and-a-half-story, three-bay, frame, Craftsman bungalow rests on a parged concrete foundation. The house has stucco siding, a gable roof clad in asphalt shingles, and aluminum siding in its gable-ends (originally wooden shingles). It features paired 10x10 casement on the façade flanking the front door, overhanging eaves, a semi-exterior-end brick chimney, and a front shed dormer with paired 8/8-sash windows and wood shingles. The side elevations contain 6/1-sash windows. The three-bay front porch has a shed roof, battered posts on brick piers, and a plain balustrade. The structure has a projecting bay on its west side and a rear one-story, stuccoed wing. Secondary Resource Description: Garage: This ca. 1920, two-bay, stuccoed garage has a hipped roof clad in asphalt shingles and two modern garage doors. Significance Statement: This well-preserved, stuccoed Craftsman Bungalow appears to be the oldest house on Todd Avenue and dates to ca It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.

2 108 TODD AVENUE 108 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: 1959 Minimal Traditional Site Description: Located on the south side of Todd Avenue, this one-story dwelling is placed at an average setback and slightly above grade. A paved driveway is located on the west end of the property and a concrete walk leads up from the road. Various ornamental bushes and a mature tree grace the front yard, and a white picket fence provides a border between the property and the road. There are no secondary resources. Primary Site Description: Constructed in 1959, this one-story, three-bay, brick-veneered Minimal Traditional has a side gabled roof with asphalt shingles, an exterior-end brick chimney, wooden two-over-two horizontal-sash windows, and a front bay window with two two-over-two horizontal wood sash windows flanking a central light. A concrete stoop with concrete steps and wrought iron railing fronts the main entrance. Other details include a brick-veneered foundation, overhanging front eaves, brick sills, and some louvered vinyl shutters. Significant Statement: This brick-veneered Minimal Traditional was constructed in 1959 and contributes to the Fry s Spring Historic District in the area of Architecture. According to the 1960 City Directory, it was the home of Emory Toms, a book keeper at US Instrument.

3 110 TODD AVENUE 110 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1921 Craftsman Site Description: Placed on the south side of Todd Avenue the house is sited at a level grade to the street with an average setback. A concrete and pea-gravel walkway leads from the street to the front door. A second walkway of concrete pavers connects the driveway, located east of the house, with the front door. A white picket fence lines the eastern and southern borders of the property. Mature trees, boxwood hedges, and other shrubs landscape the lot. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1921, this one-and-a-half-story, three-bay, frame, Craftsman bungalow rests on a parged concrete foundation. It has stucco siding, a gabled roof clad in standing-seam metal, and front and rear shed-roofed dormers with four 6/6-sash windows. Other details include 12/1-sash double-hung wood windows, a paneled front door with four-light sidelights and a three-light broken transom, exposed rafter ends, overhanging eaves with triangular knee brackets, and a semi-exterior-end brick chimney. An exterior wooden staircase on the west side of the house leads up to a door in the half-story. The three-bay front porch has battered posts on brick piers and a plain handrail. A shed-roofed wing extends off the rear of the structure. Significance Statement: This well-preserved, stuccoed Craftsman Bungalow is one of several on Todd Avenue of this architectural style and dates to ca It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.

4 114 TODD AVENUE 114 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1921 Craftsman Site Description: Placed on the south side of Todd Avenue, the house is sited at a level grade to the street with an average setback. Walkways made of concrete pavers lead from the street and the gravel driveway, placed east of the house, to the front door. Mature trees, large boxwood hedges, and other shrubs landscape the lot. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1921, this one-story, three-bay, well-preserved, frame Craftsman bungalow rests on a solid parged foundation. The gable-end roof is clad in asphalt shingles. The house has stucco siding, wooden shingles in its gable-ends, and features single- and paired-9/1-sash double-hung windows, a fifteen- light front door, a plain frieze board, exposed rafter ends, overhanging eaves with triangular knee brackets, a semi- exterior-end brick chimney, and skylights on the roof. The front facade has a projecting two-bay, gable-roofed porch with square brick posts on brick piers and exposed, scalloped rafter ends. An enclosed porch extends off the rear. Significance Statement: This well-preserved, stuccoed Craftsman Bungalow is one of several on Todd Avenue of this architectural style and dates to ca It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.

5 115 TODD AVENUE 115 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1925 Craftsman Secondary: Shed (contributing) Site Description: Placed on a double lot on the north side of Todd Avenue, the house is sited at a level grade to the road with an average setback. A concrete walkway leads from the street to the front door. A short, circular, gravel driveway is placed west of the house in the second lot. Parts of the backyard are terraced with stonewalls. Mature and young trees, large hedges, numerous smaller bushes, and shrubs landscape the lot. Secondary Site Description: A shed sits behind the house to the north. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1925, this one-and-a-half-story, two-bay, frame Craftsman bungalow rests on a split-level, parged foundation. The house has a gable roof clad in standing seam metal, stucco siding, and front and rear shed dormers with modern windows. Other details include 2/2-sash double-hung wood windows, overhanging eaves, exposed rafter ends, and a semi-exterior-end stuccoed chimney with a brick stack. The three-bay front porch has square stuccoed columns resting on stuccoed piers and a solid stuccoed balustrade. The west side has an exterior concrete staircase with wooden handrails leading up to an enclosed, stucco porch. A large shed-roofed addition extends off the rear and a gable-roofed breezeway connects the house with a hipped roof wing to the east. Secondary Resource Description: Shed: Constructed ca. 1940, this three-bay, stuccoed shed rests on a poured concrete foundation. It features a shed-roof and central double doors, and may have originally been a garage or a chicken house. Significance Statement: This is one of several examples of 1920s Craftsman Bungalows on Todd Avenue. It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District and appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.

6 201 TODD AVENUE 201 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1952 Colonial Revival Site Description: Placed on the north side of Todd Avenue with an average setback, the house is sited below the grade of the road. A sunken brick walkway leads from the sidewalk on Todd to a semi-circular brick patio framing the brick stoop and the front door. A second brick walk west of the house leads to wooden staircase and a small porch. The front yard is heavily landscaped with large specimen holly trees, other mature trees, and numerous bushes, and shrubs. The backyard is barely landscaped and it appears the trees have been cut down and turned into firewood. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1952, this one-story, three-bay, Colonial Revival-style Flemish- bond brick dwelling rests on a brick foundation. The gable-end roof is clad in asphalt shingles and features a pedimented, front gable-end with asbestos shingles, a lunette attic window, and a sunburst-pattern attic vent. Window configurations include 3/3- and 9/9-sash double-hung full-height, wood windows with cast stone jack lintels and projecting keystones. The eight-paneled front door is topped by a transom with x-shaped tracery. Other details include an eyebrow dormer with a 3/3-sash window on the west side, a central-interior brick chimney with a corbelled cap, and a half-moon shaped, front, brick stoop with brick stairs and a Chippendale hand railing. A side door with a small shedroofed porch and a Chippendale hand railing extends off the west side. Significance Statement: Constructed ca. 1952, this house is thought to have perhaps been designed by local architect Stanislaw Makielski. It is certainly one of the most architecturally sophisticated buildings on the street and one of the few from the ca period and Colonial Revival style. The well-preserved building contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District.

7 TODD AVENUE 202 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: 1985 Colonial Revival Primary: Double/Duplex (non-contributing) Secondary: Garage (contributing) Site Description: Facing north on Todd Avenue, this duplex is built at an average setback and level grade. Each unit has a brick stoop with iron railing, a concrete walk to the street, and paved driveways. Various plantings grace the property. There are no secondary resources. Primary Site Description: This two-story, four-bay, brick-veneered, vernacular Colonial Revival-style duplex is comprised of two mirror-image units with a central projecting brick parapet wall between them. Constructed in 1985, the duplex features some Colonial Revival-style detailing including: a brick-veneered foundation; exterior-end brick chimneys; wooden six-over-six-sash windows; louvered vinyl shutters; and a projecting, first-floor, polygonal bay window units comprised of four-over-four-sash flanking a central sixteen-light fixed window in each of the duplexes. Each unit is fronted by a brick stoop and stairs with wrought iron railing. The side-gabled roof is clad in asphalt shingle and the duplex is similar to Todd Avenue. Significant Statement: This 1985, vernacular Colonial Revival-style duplex was constructed outside the period of the significance of the Fry s Spring Historic District so it is therefore a non-contributing resource.

8 204 TODD AVENUE 204 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: Secondary: Garage (contributing) DATE/PERIOD: 1985 Colonial Revival, Cape Cod Site Description: Located on the south side of Todd Avenue the house is sited slightly above the grade of the road with an average setback. A concrete walkway leads from the sidewalk on Todd to the front door. A paved driveway on the west side of the house leads back to the garage. A vertical wood board fence surrounds three sides of the backyard. Mature trees and shrubs landscape the lot. Secondary Site Description: A garage is placed southwest of the house. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1949, this one-and-a-half-story, three-bay, frame, Cape Cod dwelling rests on a concrete block foundation. The walls are covered in aluminum siding and the gable roof is clad in asphalt shingles. The fairly plain house features single-light fixed basement windows, 1/1-sash double-hung wood windows, a paneled front door with a transom, two gable-roofed front dormers, a central-interior brick chimney with a corbelled cap, and shed-roofed wall dormer in the rear. The facade has a projecting, one-bay entry fronted by a concrete stoop and concrete stairs with a modern wrought iron handrail. The east side of the structure has a projecting bay window, while the west side has a porch with segmental arched bays and square posts. A hipped roof wing extends off the rear. Secondary Resource Description: Garage: Constructed ca. 1950, this gable-end, concrete block garage has vertical wood siding in its gable ends, a double-leaf garage door, and a lean-to on its west side. Significance Statement: This is a representative example of a Cape Cod house- a popular architectural form of the mid- 20 th -century. It appears on the 1950 Sanborn map and contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District.

9 205 TODD AVENUE 205 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: 1960 Ranch Site Description: Located on the north side of Todd Avenue, this one-story dwelling is built into a bank at an average setback and average grade. A gravel drive is located to the east of the house and a concrete walk leads from the road up to the concrete stoop. Two bushes grace the front of the house. There are no secondary resources. Primary Site Description: Constructed in 1960, this one-story, four-bay, brick-veneered Minimal Ranch is built into a banked site so there is a full parged concrete block basement level above ground on the sides and in the back. The wooden paired and single two-over-two-horizontal sash windows have louvered wood shutters and one window is fronted by a Chippendale-style wood screen. The side gabled roof is covered in asphalt shingle and has overhanging front eaves, and an exterior end brick chimney. The entrance is marked with a concrete stoop. Significant Statement: This brick-veneered Minimal Ranch was constructed in 1960 and contributes to the Fry s Spring Historic District in the area of Architecture. It does not appear in the 1960 City Directory, so it may have been under construction at that time.

10 207 TODD AVENUE 207 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1941 Colonial Revival Site Description: Placed on a banked site on the north side of Todd Avenue, the front of the house is sited at a level grade to the road with a shallow setback. A walkway of concrete pavers leads from the street to the front door. A gravel driveway is located west of the house. Mature and young trees, and numerous bushes and shrubs landscape the lot. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1941, this one-and-a-half-story, three-bay, stuccoed Colonial Revivalstyle dwelling rests on a solid parged foundation. The house has a gable roof clad in asphalt shingles and features 6/1-sash double-hung wood windows, vinyl louvered shutters, two front gable-roofed dormers clad in vinyl siding, cornice-end returns, and a central-interior brick chimney with a corbelled cap. The single-bay, inset front porch has a round-arched entryway with battered, stuccoed posts resting on brick piers. A one-story, hipped roof bays projects off the west side. Significance Statement: This well-preserved stuccoed dwelling contains elements of the Colonial Revival style. Constructed in ca. 1941, it contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1950 Sanborn Map of the area.

11 TODD AVENUE 208 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: Primary: Double/Duplex (non-contributing) DATE/PERIOD: 1985 Colonial Revival Site Description: This two-story brick duplex is located on the south side of Todd Avenue and is placed slightly above grade with an average setback. Paved driveways, each serving one of the duplexes, are located on either side of the building. The slightly sloping front yard is grassy with a few foundation plantings near the front decks. There are no secondary resources. Primary Site Description: This two-story, four-bay, brick-veneered, vernacular Colonial Revival-style duplex is comprised of two mirror-image units with a central projecting brick parapet wall between them. Constructed in 1985, the duplex features some Colonial Revival-style detailing including: a brick-veneered foundation; brick corner quoins; exterior-end brick chimneys; wooden six-over-six-sash windows; louvered vinyl shutters; and a projecting, first-floor, polygonal bay window unit comprised of four-over-four-sash flanking a central sixteen-light fixed window in each of the duplexes. Each unit has a pressure-treated front deck with Chinese Chippendale railing. The side-gabled roof is clad in asphalt shingle and the duplex is similar to Todd Avenue. Significant Statement: This 1985, vernacular Colonial Revival-style duplex was constructed outside the period of the significance of the Fry s Spring Historic District so it is therefore a non-contributing resource.

12 209 TODD AVENUE 209 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1938 Colonial Revival, Cape Cod Site Description: Built into a banked site on the north side of Todd Avenue, the front of the house is sited level with the grade of the road and has a shallow setback. A concrete walkway leads from the street to the front door and a graveled driveway is located east of the house. Mature trees and boxwood hedges landscape the lot. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1938, this one-and-a-half-story, three-bay, stone, Cape Cod-style cottage rests on a random-rubble foundation that is exposed because of the banked site. The house has a steeply- pitched gable roof clad in asphalt shingles and two, front, gable-roofed dormers clad in aluminum siding with 6/6- sash windows. Details include 8/8-sash double-hung windows, a six-paneled front door with a five-light transom, a central-interior brick chimney, and a front concrete stoop with concrete stairs and a modern wrought iron handrail. The rear of the house has a shed dormer and a single-bay, shed-roofed porch. Significance Statement: This well-preserved stone cottage exhibits the form of a Cape Cod style dwelling. Constructed in ca. 1938, it contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1950 Sanborn Map of the area.

13 210 TODD AVENUE 104 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1920 Craftsman Secondary: Shed (non-contributing) Site Description: Placed on the south side of Todd Avenue the house is sited slightly above the grade of the road with an average setback. A wood retaining wall supports the street side border of the front yard and a concrete walkway leads from the dirt sidewalk on Todd to the front door. A paved driveway east of the house leads back towards the shed. A second semi-circular concrete walkway leads from the driveway to a door on the west side of the house. Mature trees and small boxwoods landscape the lot. Secondary Site Description: A shed is placed southeast of the house. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1920, this one-story, three-bay, frame, Craftsman bungalow rests on a parged concrete foundation. The gable-end dwelling has a roof clad in asphalt shingles, stucco siding, and wooden shingle in the gable ends. The front projecting gable end contains two twelve-light casement attic windows. The house also features 9/1-sash double-hung wood windows, louvered shutters, overhanging eaves, exposed purlin ends, a centralinterior stuccoed chimney, and a semi-exterior-end stuccoed chimney. The integral, three-bay front porch has paired square posts resting on stuccoed piers, a solid stucco balustrade with a concrete cap, and exposed rafter ends. The west side of the house has a one-bay, gable-roofed porch sheltering a secondary door with multi- light sidelights and a transom. A modern deck extends off the rear. The dwelling is currently used as apartments. Secondary Resource Description: Shed: This modern, three-bay, frame shed has T-111 siding, a gable roof clad in asphalt shingles, two paneled doors, and paired 1/1-sash double-hung windows. Significance Statement: This well-preserved, stuccoed Craftsman Bungalow is one of several on Todd Avenue of this architectural style and dates to ca It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.

14 211 TODD AVENUE 211 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: Primary: Single Dwelling (non-contributing) DATE/PERIOD: 2001 Vernacular Site Description: Built on a bank at an average setback on the north side of Todd Avenue, this house sits on a sloping residential lot. A paved driveway wraps around the east side of the lot around to the back yard. Additionally, a concrete walk leads from the road up to the front porch. There are no secondary resources. Primary Site Description: Constructed in 2001, this one-story, three-bay, vernacular frame dwelling rests on a raised, parged, concrete-block foundation and features vinyl siding, a side-gabled, asphalt-shingled roof, and vinyl one-over-one sash windows. The three-bay, shed-roofed front porch has square wood supports and a plain wood balustrade. The central entrance door is flanked by sidelights. The house is built into a banked site so there is a full basement level at the back and sides. Significant Statement: This vernacular frame dwelling was constructed in 2001, outside the period of the significance of the Fry s Spring Historic District so it is therefore a non-contributing resource.

15 213 TODD AVENUE 213 Todd Avenue DHR RESOURCE NUMBER: DATE/PERIOD: circa 1918 Craftsman Site Description: Located on a banked site on the on the north corner of the junction of Todd Avenue and Hill Street, the front of the house is sited at a level grade to the road with an average setback. A concrete walkway leads from Todd to the front door. A paved driveway east of the house is accessed from Hill Street and leads straight back to the attached garage. Mature trees, boxwood hedges, shrubs, and a privacy fence made of bamboo landscape the lot. Primary Resource Description: Constructed ca. 1918, this one-and-a-half-story, five-bay, frame, Craftsman bungalow rests on a stretcher-bond brick foundation that is a full level on the rear because of the banked site. The house has a gable roof clad in asphalt shingles with a projecting front cross gable. The walls are covered in aluminum siding and asbestos shingles in the gable ends. Window types include four-light attic, three-light basement, and single- and paired-6/1-sash double-hung wooden ones. The house contains two front doors with individual transoms, a hipped front dormer with paired 6/1-sash windows, overhanging eaves with triangular knee braces, scalloped exposed rafter ends, and a centralinterior brick chimney with a corbelled cap. The rear of the house has a shed dormer with four 6/1-sash windows, a modern deck, and walkout basement access. The two-bay front porch has battered posts on brick piers and a solid brick balustrade. Significance Statement: This is one of several examples of ca Craftsman Bungalows on Todd Avenue. It contributes to the potential Fry s Spring Historic District. It appears on the 1929 Sanborn Map of the area.