Built ca: 1910 for Louis E White
A pre-war Queen Anne in the Deering Highlands neighborhood
Built ca: 1910 for Louis E White
A pre-war Queen Anne in the Deering Highlands neighborhood
Built in 1900 for Warren & Elizabeth Neal

A cute Queen Anne in the Rosemont neighborhood.
Built ca 1897 by Arthur E Marks
A well maintained Queen Anne in the Oakdale neighborhood
Built ca 1899. Probably for Marks and Earle.
A fine Queen Anne in the Oakdale neighborhood.
Built ca: 1888
A pair of modest Queen Anne’s in the block between Brackett and Clark Streets
Built prior to 1900 by Arthur E Marks
Another house built on spec in Fessenden Park.
Built prior to 1899 by Arthur E Marks
Built ‘on spec’ as part of the Fessenden Park development
Built ca 1895

A nicely detailed and well-preserved Queen Anne in the USM neighborhood.
Built ca 1899

As we have seen in previous posts, the introduction of trolley and omnibus service in the 1880s & ’90s opened large tracts of former farmlands westward off the peninsula to development. Our subject is part of this trend and puts us back in touch with Mr. Llewellyn Morse Leighton.