bricks are laid in decorative patterns to form hoods. More decorative brickwork is located under the second story eaves. The house has six exterior doorways, some opening onto the porch. The first and second story windows are one-over-one wood sash and frame unit with stone sills. The third floor windows, located in the gable ends, have been replaced. The gable ends are clad with fishscale shingling. References National Register of Historic Places in Kalamazoo County, Michigan Queen Anne architecture in Michigan Houses completed in 1900