Credit: Villager (local newspaper)
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Summit Hill House Tour #2
"The self-guided house tour has been held every other year for the past 38 years by the Summit Hill Association to promote the neighborhood as a great place to live and to help raise money for the SHA. This one was designed by Clarence H. Johnston for Oliver T. Crosby, co-founder of American Hoist and Derrick Company, and it was built in 1900 with a Kasota stone exterior, steel beams and masonry walls."
Credit: Villager (local newspaper)
Credit: Villager (local newspaper)
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Looks and sounds like a well-built house.
ReplyDeleteSimple, yet, timeless.
ReplyDeleteSimple, yet, timeless.
ReplyDeleteAh, another Summit Ave beauty! I sure miss being able to walk out our front door headed for a stroll up Summit Ave!
ReplyDeleteAnd yesterday's house was a scrumptious house, too!
Nice but I like yesterdays more. This one is a little too dark for me.
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty! I love the stone in this house.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderfully graceful house. I like the way the masonry work has been done. I don't see anything like that around here.
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