18 Overcliff Street

E.H. Alling (John S. Kennedy) House; two-and-one half story, two major bays, Shingle Style residence; square plan; high random rubble foundation and first floor; glazed semi-circular porch with colonettes; full-width entrance porch with wide bracketed eaves and multiple colonettes supporting second story covered porch; double-hung sash windows, many with stone quoining; large palladian window entrance to balcony; gable end window with sidelights and surmounting pediment; corner tower with diamond-paned casements and conical roof; large gambrel roof with hipped roof dormers.

2 1/2-story house; rubblestone base and portion of first story; shingle above; porch with clustered thin columns supporting "Japanese" brackets; loggia on second story above porch; Palladian window in loggia; round tower to south with finial; row of diamond-pane windows in attic level of tower; rounded sun porch extends to north; rubblestone retaining wall with garage.

This is a 2 1/2 story Shingle Style house with a gable roof and large gambrel roofed projection. First story is constructed out of stone and includes a front entry porch with stone piers and multiple column supports. Second story also includes porch directly above lower porch, with Palladian style entry door. There is a 2 1/2 story tower with a conical roof and curved glass double hung windows.

Feature: Garage

The illustrated view shows a large multi-story house with a prominent porch, gabled roof, rounded tower, stone retaining wall, and trees.