905 W. 8th Street

J Davis Addition

Built: 1904

Style: Colonial Revival (Cape Cod Influence)

  • Symmetrical façade with steep side-gabled roof and dormers

  • Central entry with sidelights

  • Decorative shutters and clean, crisp lines

  • Blends Colonial Revival formality with Cape Cod compactness.

This home was built in 1902 by C.F. Phelps, contractor for Percy H. and Mildred E. Doyle. Mr. Doyle was the Paymaster at the Tin Plate Mill. 

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