411 Walker Street

Before being torn down around 1990, this was one of a string of five identical one-story, single-family mill houses built along Walker Street (the others at 409, 415, 417, and 419), each with a three bay gabled frame, shed porch in the front, and exterior shed in the rear.  The decorative pattern in the wood shingles of the cross gable made this one house stand out in the eyes of surveyors from the National Park Service.  Whereas Walker once went through to Lyon Street, it now ends on this block as the parking spaces for the Edgemont Elms Townhomes built immediately after the demolition.