North Elm Street

1102 Franklin St.

1101 Franklin St.

1012 Franklin St.

1102 Wall Street

1102 Wall Street is an example of the most common style of house built in the Golden Belt / Morning Glory mill village near the turn of the century - the "4 room house" as shown below, which originally would have had an outhouse, but later had a bathroom attached. 4 room house plan (Courtesy John Martin)

1102 Taylor Street

1102 Taylor St. represents yet another house style present in the Golden Belt / Morning Glory neighborhood. Although the Edgemont survey from the 1970s notes these as the "3 Room House," they were typically expanded towards the rear of the house. Although the houses originally had two front doors, it isn't clear that they were divided duplexes; it...

1101 Taylor St.

1984 (Below in italics is from the 1984 National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) One-story hip-roofed bungalcw with shed attic dorrrer, built late 1910s. Alterations include enclosure of east end of recessed porch (which covered one of two original front doors), replacerrent metal porch support, and asphalt "brick"...

801 Eva St.

1999 (DC tax office)

805 N. Elm St.

1999 (DC tax office)

803 N. Elm St.

1999 (DC tax office)

801 N. Elm St.

09.08.06 (DC tax office)