APPROVE. Retention of the wrought iron posts, which probably date from the late 1940's or early 1950's, would be in keeping with the guidelines, which do not require alteration of existing materials, even if they vary from original design.
Deviation from previously approved Certificate No. 303004&G to allow retention of pre-existing wrought iron columns.
One story frame with artificial siding and added brick veneer wall cladding and one-half wall cladding on front elevation. One over one double hung windows. Side gabled roof with asphalt shingle roof covering. One exterior front (added) brick chimney and one interior offset brick chimney. Brick foundation. Rectangular plan.
The original design of these columns is unknown. This house is the family house of the current owner, who wishes to return the house the the appearance she remembers from her childhood, when the wrought iron columns were used as porch supports. The original design of the porch columns is unknown.
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