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| YEAR
BUILT: |
1918 |
| ARCHITECT/BUILDER: |
Bertram Hill |
| ORIGINAL
OWNER: |
E.P. Greenwood |
ORIGINAL
DESCRIPTION: |
The
entry portico was changed leaving the original wooden
fretwork false balconies on the second floor in the 1920s.
This open work design is matched by brick relief under
the center bathrrom windows. The use of semi-circular
arched windows, and elliptical fan light ver the main
door and a horsehow shaped window in the dormer give a
discordant effect that the original portico did little
to relieve. The roof of this house is an unusual variation
of the jerkinhead form. It was originally flanked by twin
third floor terraces. |
| OF
INTEREST: |
E.P. Greenwood was vice president of the Great
Southwestern Life Insurance Company. The four large
columns across the front of this home are not original.
They were added by one of the owners, who removed
them from his family homestead in another section of
Dallas. |
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