The Robinsons sold the house to J. Fred Butler in 1892. The Butlers built a large two-story coach house at the rear of their property in 1907, designed by E. E. Roberts. In 1956 the coach house was converted into a single family dwelling.
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| Original Owner: | Major H. M. Robinson |
| Address: | 3 Elizabeth Court |
| Architect: | Patton & Fisher |
| Year Built: | 1889 |
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This house displays elements of both the
Queen Anne and shingle styles. The front elevation has a Queen Anne
appearance, with the simple gable, clapboard walls and cornerboards. The
rest of the building is shingle style with shingle cladding on the exterior,
creating a feeling of fluidity. The Robinsons sold the house to J. Fred Butler in 1892. The Butlers built a large two-story coach house at the rear of their property in 1907, designed by E. E. Roberts. In 1956 the coach house was converted into a single family dwelling. |
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