Palladian domers

ID: 2585 | This file appears in: Abel E. Eaton House
Exterior photo taken for National Register registration in 1977, also facing North Main Street. Notice the large windows protruding from the mansard roof, called dormers. They show the Eaton House’s eccentric character, as they are palladian, uncommon in Second Empire homes, with the center window arched, and the side windows rectangular. The palladian dormer’s function is primarily aesthetic, as they give the structure a more elegant feel. | Source:

“77001115-2.” 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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“77001115-2.” 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.

"Palladian domers" appears in: Abel E. Eaton House