297 Park Hill Avenue

Two story, shingled, three bay, Craftsman influenced residence; rectangular plan; full width recessed porch supported on random rubble piers and Tuscan columns; sidelighted entrance with pilastered surround; single and tripartite eight-over-two double hung sash windows; oriel windows; stained glass; side entrance with pent roof; intersecting gable roofs featuring exposed rafter ends and hipped roof dormers; brick chimney.

2 1/2-story house faced with overlapping bands of shingle (three courses to each band); rubble stone end posts on front porch with Doric columns between; entrance with Doric pilasters and single sidelight; triple window beneath porch; oriel with four, multi-pane casements capped by leaded- and stained-glass transoms to right on second story; 8x2 windows; peak roof with hip-roof dormers; top story of end gables faced in stucco; diamond-pane windows on south elevation; polygonal stucco bay at southwest corner; north elevation with side entrance set beneath hood and rectangular stained-glass window, brick chimney.

This is a 2 1/2 story Shingle Style house with a gabled roof and multiple dormers, two-story bay window with a conical roof, oriel window, and front porch with stone piers and Doric columns.

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a small 1909-1910 home at 297 Park Hill Avenue.