Enclosed porch

ID: 2584 | This file appears in: Abel E. Eaton House
Exterior photo taken for National Register registration in 1977, facing North Main Street. Note the enclosed porch, which changes the façade’s appearance, making it appear as an integral part of the home’s interior. Also, see the sign reading “Mansard style,” in the left-hand corner, which is an alternate term for Second Empire style. | Source:

“77001115-1.” National Register of Historic Places, November 2, 1977. National Park Service Digital Asset Management System. https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/65ea19ad-95b0-46f8-b8cc-3a29f04ded53.

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“77001115-1.” National Register of Historic Places, November 2, 1977. National Park Service Digital Asset Management System. https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/65ea19ad-95b0-46f8-b8cc-3a29f04ded53.

"Enclosed porch" appears in: Abel E. Eaton House