Edward Harvey House - Table of Contents
Exterior - Edward
Harvey House
91 Jewett Parkway, Buffalo, NY
Permit: |
December 1898 |
Exterior style: |
Eastern Stick |
Interior style: |
Transitional between Victorian and Arts & Crafts |
Location: |
Parkside Historic Distinct (National Register of Historic Places) |
Stick style is defined primarily by decorative detailing |
First story exterior is made of Roman brick |
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The diagonal board is a distinctive feature of Eastern Stick style |
Note leaded glass windows |
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Tall chimney and wide vergeboard are features of Eastern Stick style |
Half-timbering with clapboards instead of stucco on the second story is a distinctive feature of Eastern Stick style |
Original 1898 Conserra terra cotta tiles on roof were made by the now defunct company in Alfred, NY |
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Original carriage house is built in the same style as the main house |