Erected:	1894
Architect:	John H. Coxhead
Builder:	Ballad I. Crooker B.I. Crooker. Bio and photo (online Jan. 2015)
Style:	Romanesque Revival / Colonial Revival "Exterior in original condition leaned more to the Romanesque style, exterior of house was "Colonial Revivalized" in about 1925 when Alexander Petrie lived there, owner prior to Bassett. Petrie stuccoed over the brick 2nd floor , which originally was orange brick with Medina sandstone mortar . Shutters also added for this colonial effect. Also at this time the interior woodwork (oak, gumwood, sycamore, yellow pine was painted), originally it was unpainted per documentation I have." - Barbara Townsend
First owner:	James B. Craven, Superintendent of the Field Engineering Company
1927-1984 owner:	Charles Kingman Bassett, Secretary and later Vice-President of the Buffalo Meter Company.

Colonial Revival style                     Second floor stucco not original Ribbon dormer windows                     Ionic columns Ribbon dormer windows                        Double hipped roof Dentil molding                        Tuscan  pilasters Medina sandstone                        Ionic columns Brackets / Dentil molding                Ionic capital and fluting Ionic columns Ionic columns Medina sandstone capitals with acanthus leaves Medina sandstone

West elevation West elevation           West elevation            West elevation                     Tie rod anchor West elevation                     Chimney brace

East elevation East elevation               East elevation                      Hipped roof                      Dentil molding East elevation                 Bay - basement and first floor Medina sandstone East elevation                 Oriel window East elevation                    Leaded glass in oriel window East elevation                    Medina sandstone

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