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1-story with split front porch


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1-story with split front proch (Porch Photo 26)
We don't know if the symmetrical, double-front-porch-style Victorian cottage shown here was originally built as a duplex, but in some parts of the country this porch style is fairly common.


Close-up A - Porch Photo 26
The use of Brackets on either side of 'clipped' front corners, Half Posts where railing meets a wall, and Newel Posts on either side of the porch steps are all standard features on Victorian homes from this period.


Close-up B - Porch Photo 26
Ever popular Wisteria Spandrels between Sun Ray Spandrel Brackets draw attention to this charming business.


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