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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped roof with gabled bay on north elevation. Rear gabled dormer; hipped dormer on eastern elevation. Stone walls regularly coursed. Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters. Front gable end is sided with wood shingles and has paired double-hungs, architrave. Rounded, wrap-around porch; columns resting on stone wall. One-story conical tower on front- gabled bay has three narrow double-hung windows., Bay with pyramidal roof on eastern elevation. Partially enclosed frame porch on western elevation. Double-hung windows with flat arches; rusticated stone sills and lintels. Center stone chimney., DESIGNATION: National Register eligible., STYLE : Queen Anne., DATE BUILT : 1892.

This folder contains documents pertaining to the consideration of desigating the property at 1150 Euclid Avenue as a historic landmark. Included is the memorandum for a public hearing to consider the house as a historic landmark and covers the historical significance, the distinction in the development in the community, the architectural significance, and the environnmental significance. There are no landmark application papers or an ordinance that this house was landmarked.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Behind a high fence and heavy vegetation it is difficult to tell to what extent this building has been remodeled. Hipped roof with hipped roof bay on the west. Historic photographs indicate the entrance was originally on the north elevation of the main portion of the building; it now is located in the smaller hipped bay. Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters. Double-hung windows; wooden surrounds. Stucco wall finish. Outside end chimney., STYLE : Bungalow., DATE BUILT : 1909.