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LLOYD AND LUCILLE BAILEY HOUSE - 1012 N. CEDAR (LOOK RIGHT)
BUILT 1915 ONE-STORY CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW
This is a beautiful example of a Craftsman bungalow. Note the extended eaves with exposed rafter ends on the roof. The triangular braces in the gable ends, box columns and brick pedestals on the porch are characteristic of this style. This house, remarkably well preserved, is one of the finest examples in the city of Craftsman bungalow. Lloyd F. Bailey and his wife, Lucille, lived here from 1926 to the 1940’s. He was the proprietor of the local Bailey Furniture Company located at 111 E. Main.
BUILT 1915 ONE-STORY CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW
This is a beautiful example of a Craftsman bungalow. Note the extended eaves with exposed rafter ends on the roof. The triangular braces in the gable ends, box columns and brick pedestals on the porch are characteristic of this style. This house, remarkably well preserved, is one of the finest examples in the city of Craftsman bungalow. Lloyd F. Bailey and his wife, Lucille, lived here from 1926 to the 1940’s. He was the proprietor of the local Bailey Furniture Company located at 111 E. Main.
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