9 Marshall Road

Northwest corner Ridge Road.

Park Hill (2002)

Block: 102
Lot: 29
Date: c. 1905 (before 1908)
Contributing: Yes
Architect: Left blank
Style: Colonial Revival
Garage: c. 1905
Shed: Left blank

2 1/2-story house; rubblestone base and first story, L-shaped porch supported by Doric columns; central entrance with double doors; entrance flanked by three-sided, angled bays; second story with three-sided, angled bays; triple group of small windows in center of second story; gambrel roof with hip-roof dormers; east elevation with two-story, three-sided, angled bay; brick chimneys; bowed second-story oriel on west elevation.

Alterations: Asphalt shingle siding; terrace on second story above porch with doors cut into flanking angled bays.

Feature: Garage; two-story rubblestone and shingle building; wide double-door entrance with two panels and twelve lights in each leaf; paired 6x6 windows in gable and side elevations; gambrel-roof.

Significance: Park Hill (2002), pp. 742-755, cites the rear garage as one of the earliest and most architecturally refined garages in the district, a Colonial Revival rubblestone-and-shingle structure with a gambrel roof.