1 FEDERAL/REGENCY
The Dr. Ambrose Baber
House, 577 Walnut St., circa
1827-30, National Register of
Historic Places
2 GOTHIC REVIVAL
Christ Episcopal Church, 538-
566 Walnut St., circa 1851,
National Register of Historic
Places
3 LATE FEDERAL/SECOND
EMPIRE ROWHOUSES
Ayres (Slate) Row, 931-945
Walnut St., circa 1855, National
Register of Historic Places
4 MACON COTTAGE
Burke-Henry House, 1027
Walnut St., 1860
5 MEDITERRANEAN/
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
Block-Coleman-Porter House,
245 College St., 1906
6 ITALIANATE
Mead-Cubbedge-Willingham
House, 261 College St., circa
1853-54
7 EASTLAKE STYLE
McHatton-Wood-McGhee
House, 275 College St., circa
1880-85
8 QUEEN ANNE
Duncan-Rosen-Scherer House,
276 College St., 1891
9 NEOCLASSICAL REVIVAL
Turpin-Grace-Hart-House, 340
College St., 1908
10 GREEK REVIVAL
Nisbet-Huguenin-Proudfit
House, 1261 Jefferson Terrace,
circa 1844, National Register
of Historic Places
11 GREEK REVIVAL -
CRUCIFORM DESIGN
Raines-Carmichael House,
1183 Georgia Ave., circa 1846-
48, National Historic Landmark
12 SECOND EMPIRE
Hatcher-Groover-Schwartz
House, 1144 Georgia Ave.,
1880, National Register of
Historic Places
13 BEAUX ARTS
Washington Memorial Library,
1180 Washington Ave., 1916
14 LATE (HIGH VICTORIAN)
GOTHIC REVIVAL
Holsey Temple CME Church,
1011 Washington Ave., 1895
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