Built in 1914 for Hazel & Harold Blanchard. Design probably by the firm John Calvin Stevens Architects.
A substantial Shingle Style home in the Boulevard Park neighborhood. Continue reading
Built in 1914 for Hazel & Harold Blanchard. Design probably by the firm John Calvin Stevens Architects.
A substantial Shingle Style home in the Boulevard Park neighborhood. Continue reading
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.
Built for Henry Lewis in 1913. Design by John Calvin Stevens
Built in the then-popular Dutch Colonial Revival style. The ‘Dutch’ connections in said style are debatable at best but that’s another story.