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Italianate Double Dwelling
A nice Italianate styled house for this neighborhood, probably built in the 1860′s. Although I like unpainted brick homes, I will say that it really brightens up the area. A few in a historic district like this is looks good. It sits east across the alley and across the street from the last two houses shown.
Looking Back
Looking back toward Park Avenue where we have been.
A Working Man's Cottage
Another working man’s cottage and somehow dark orange fits in this
neighborhood. This is looking southwest from just west of College
Avenue.
Looking Back at Cottages We Passed
Small cottages line Lockerbie street in this block. I will show the
houses at the corner of Lockerbie and College later when I go north on
College Avenue.
Starting at College & Vermont
As a reminder, Lockerbie Square is bounded by Michigan on the north, New York on the south, East street on the west and College on the east. It is divided east and west by Park Avenue and is divided north and south by Vermont and Lockerie streets. For those who are wondering….I do not recognize the new boundaries declared by the City.
A Double Dwelling on Vermont Street
An attractive double dwelling that sits a couple of doors west of the residence shown above. Looking north.
A Colourful Two Story on Vermont
This home is next to the one shown above. I like the bay windows. Looking north.
A View of Houses on Vermont
A view of the last two houses shown above to the right, a third house and then an old carriage house. Looking northwest.
A View of Houses on Vermont
This is a beautiful block of Vermont with many
trees. The houses on the south side of Vermont are nice but difficult
to photograph because of the shade and parked cars.
A Blue House on Vermont
I wish I had taken a photo of the yellow house, somehow I didn't.