1009 North 8th Street
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Address
1009 North 8th Street
Original Owners's Name
St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church
Previous Owner's Names
St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church
Year of Construction
1911
Style of Architecture
Venetian Gothic Revival
Architect
George P. Behrensmeyer
Structure Description
This structure is a mixture of styles and features, best described as Venetian Gothic Revival style. The structure is aligned east to west with the main entry opening on the east. The interior layout is cruciform. The exterior is pale yellow brick, unusual for the local architecture. The foundation is rough cut limestone with a smooth course on top. A smooth cut stone water table wraps the structure below the sills of the first floor windows. Two Bedford stone belt courses run above the first floor elements, one straight course and the other emphasizing the openings. The iron cornices, gutters, and downspouts are decorative and a pale yellow to blend in with the brick.
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