English Tudor
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1651 Alta Vista Avenue
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Constructed in 1926
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Architect: R.A. Uecker Company
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| Occupying the grandest site in the Highlands, this house closes the
vista of Washington Boulevard. The half-timbered second story is
flanked by two steep gables. The vertical elements of the house's design
are emphasized by the groups of tall windows and narrow roof dormers.
The air of an English Manor is accentuated by the terracing in the front
of the house. |
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Jacobethan Tudor
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6300 Washington Circle
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Constructed in 1930
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Architect: Fred Howend
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| The Jacobethan Tudor style of this residence is characterized by
parapeted gables. This house was originally built for a member of the
Miller brewing family (An "M" is surrounded by hops at the front entry
to the residence). |
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English Tudor Revival
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6524 Betsy Ross Place
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Constructed in 1927
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Architect: R. A. Uecker Company
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| This house is strongly characterized by the half-timbered twin
gables and scalloped eaves. The doorway is topped by a stone label mold |
