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Historic Zoning
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Historic Zoning

National Historic Zone

East Main Street*

	331 E. Main St. – ca. 1895. Queen Anne, Classical porch, Palladian window on first floor, hip roof, finials, massive chimneys, 2 stories, brick. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	346 E. Main St. – ca. 1903. Queen Anne/Colonial Revival, wraparound porch, arched windows, hip roof, 2 ½ stories, octagonal turret, brick. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	404 E. Main St. – ca. 1912. Classical Revival church with galvanized central dome, stained glass windows, 2 1/1 stories, brick, modern addition to the east, gable roof. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	425 E. Main St. – ca. 1835. Italianate (remodeled Federal), projecting central bay with round arched windows and doorway, light paired brackets, 2 stories, common bond brick, addition to the northwest side, gable roof. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	440 E. Main St. – ca. 1910. Foursquare, Colonial Revival porch, 2 stories clapboard, hip roof with broad eaves. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	450 E. Main St. – ca. 1911. Colonial Revival, fanlight and sidelights, Ionic order 2 story portico, 2 stories, brick, dormers, hip roof. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	511 E. Main St. – ca. 1879. Collier Critchlow House, Second Empire, porches, decorative lintels, turret with cap and crown, 2 ½ stories, brick, mansard roof. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	537 E. Main St. – ca. 1885. Vernacular Queen Anne, Classical wraparound porch with paired columns and hexagonal corner turret cap, dormers, slate roof, 1 ½ stories, brick, complex roof. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.
	549 E. Main St. – ca. 1935. Tudor Revival, multipane windows, 2 ½ stories, complex roof, brick stone and stucco. Contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places East Main Street Historic District.

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