603 Dunbar Street – Lloyd Moore House

This one-story, front-gabled house has been heavily altered with the addition of a front-gabled
addition to the west side, flush with the facade, that wraps around the rear of the house. The result is two
parallel gables running nearly the full depth of the house. The house is two bays wide and four-pile with a
projecting side-gabled bay on the east elevation. It has a brick foundation, later brushed brick veneer, an
interior brick chimney, and a later exterior chimney on the façade. The house has two-over-two, horizontalpane
wood sash windows. A front-gabled porch on the right end of the façade, that wrapped around the east
side of the house has been enclosed with glass panes and French doors, though brick posts remain visible on
the façade and metal posts and railings remain on the east elevation. A low, granite retaining wall and brick
walkway extend along the driveway on the east side of the property. The earliest known occupant is Lloyd
Moore in 1935.