Scott House

Current/Common name: House

Construction date: approximate 1850

Style: Greek Revival . Bay window

Area(s) of Significance: Architecture

Historic Designation: National (Galena Historic District)

Evaluation: Eligible as contributing resource

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Architectural Description

This is a 2-story house in the Greek Revival style built ca. 1850. The foundation is brick. Exterior walls are wood clapboard/siding; stucco. The building has a front-gable roof clad in asphalt shingles. Windows are original or historic wood 6/6 double- or single-hung; segmenal arch. The porch is original or historic, Full-Height Entry; Brick and Wood materials; Classical; Square supports. Doors are original or historic wood paneled with transom; sidelights; Square Columns. Bay window Cornice Molding; Molding Over/Around Windows or Doors; Eyebrow Window in Pediment.Front wall looks like stone but rest of House is clapboard. Maybe stucco'd to look like stone. 2 segmental arch windows in basement possibly a later addition on south of House.

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