Dormers without cresting

ID: 2600 | This file appears in: Sullivan-Kinney House
An exterior view of the Sullivan-Kinney House facing South Garfield Street in 1974. Notice the windows protruding outside the roof, called dormers, below the now-removed cresting. These dormers are topped with a triangular element called a pediment, including brackets, small, ornamental columns, beside the windows. Inclusion of these architectural elements gives the Sullivan-Kinney House a more refined and elegant appearance, chiefly by distracting from the property’s small size. | Source:

“77000453-1.” National Register of Historic Places, November 9, 1977. Via NPGallery Digital Asset Management System. https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/ddbdb2df-5b46-4608-b354-0738926dddd6.

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“77000453-1.” National Register of Historic Places, November 9, 1977. Via NPGallery Digital Asset Management System. https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/ddbdb2df-5b46-4608-b354-0738926dddd6.

"Dormers without cresting" appears in: Sullivan-Kinney House