This two and one-half story mansion is one of the largest houses on Elizabeth Boulevard. Constructed of hollow tile with brick veneer and glazed green-tiled roof, it is a symmetrical composition with flat-roofed two-story wings flanking a central hipped block. A balustraded terrace extends across the front; a wide flight of stairs leads to a … Read more
The Harrison-Shannon House is two stories with a generally rectangular plan and low-pitched hipped roof, clad in stucco and brick. Full porch supported by large square posts. It has banded casement windows with transoms. Ornamental glazed tile is inlaid at the tops of the posts and banded as a frieze at the eave level. The … Read more
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