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448 N. Braddock St., ca. 1925A Colonial Revival style American Foursquare dwelling embellished with segmentally-arched windows and paired Tuscan columns, combining timeless elements drawn from multiple architectural sources.www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/28784136200/ ... See MoreSee Less

448 North Braddock Street

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An American Foursquare form brick dwelling with Colonial Revival styling constructed circa 1925. In a small concession to embellishment, the main windows and transom over the front door are all segmen...

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Looking to National Ave.200 block of N. East Ln., demolished for roundabout in 2014. Houses ranged from ca. 1870-1920 and were primarily Foursquare style.www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/12914182904/ ... See MoreSee Less

East Lane looking to National Ave.

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Date estimated to be late 1970s. Shows houses in the 200 block of North East Lane, demolished for the National Ave. roundabout and parking lot in 2014. Houses in this block ranged from ca. 1870 to ca....

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If your favorite Winchester dining spot is struggling to stay afloat right now, American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation are giving away free money to historic small restaurants, and you can nominate one.savingplaces.org/historicrestaurants ... See MoreSee Less

Backing Historic Small Restaurants | National Trust for Historic Preservation

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Looking for a meaningful way to support the historic local eateries you love? Take it beyond takeout and nominate it for a Backing Historic Small Restaurants grant, presented by American Express.

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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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366 National Ave., ca. 1930Late Folk Victorian home with a shingled gable, turned porch posts, and pseudo-tower element. Most homes in this neighborhood were constructed for workers at the Virginia Woolen Mill or the Lewis-Jones Knitting Mill.www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/27165339826/ ... See MoreSee Less

366 National Ave.

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Late Folk Victorian home constructed c. 1930. While generally boxy in appearance, the house still displays a nod to Queen Anne style with the decoratively shingled gable, turned porch posts, and the p...

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While we work on one of the major membership renewal batches for our snail-mail list in the coming week, we also wanted to reach out to our social media and email followers. We appreciate your support...

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PHW Fall Newsletter Online

Catch up with the latest edition of PHW’s printed membership newsletter online, including a summary of our proposed North End engagement and a sneak peek at Holiday House Tour 2017. Click here for the PDF.

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