Recommendations regarding the NRHP eligibility of individual buildings for the Fairview Historical Survey were based upon their potential significance under significance Criterion C (embodying distinctive characteristics of type, period, and method of construction). This building was recommended as eligible due to sufficiently strong integrity of feeling, design, location, and materials, and retention of character defining features, based upon the original architectural style at its documented construction date (integrity of association and workmanship were not applicable).

This is a rectangular-shaped, 785 square-foot; two-story, triplex. The building features a steeply pitched, gabled, asphalt-shingled roof with minimal overhangs, two, one-window, gabled dormers (north) and one, four-window, shed-like dormer (south). The building has blue, vinyl siding and white and maroon, wood trim. There are two arctic entries; the one located on the (north)side is centered and has a wood porch, two sets of stairs, and railings. The arctic entry on the west side of the building is of similar construction. There is a full basement and the foundation is cement. One cement block and one metal chimney are located near the ridge of the roof.

Brian Braunstein and Elizabeth Komisar, BGES, Inc.

2006