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813-815 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: Two-story Craftsman-style building with a deck-on-hip roof, a central chimney, boxed eaves, plain weatherboard, and nine-over-one sash windows. A bracketed gabled hood shelters the pair of entrance doors. Nathan Lieberman, occupant of 813 in 1935. No. 815 was vacant in 1935.
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816 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: Front-gabled two-story Craftsman-style house with clipped gables, bracketed eaves and decorative exposed rafter tails. The two-story porch has Craftsman-style rusticated concrete and wood posts on the first story and original boxed posts and a plain railing on the upper story. Alterations include vinyl...
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Samuel C. Latta House - 715 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: One-story front-gabled Craftsman-style house with an interior chimney, plain siding, nine-over-one sash windows, and bracketed eaves with exposed rafter tails. The facade contains one twelve-over-one sash window. The recessed porch has original boxed posts. Mrs. B. E. Latta, occupant in 1925. Samuel C. Latta...
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William E. Latta House - 713 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: Two-story gable-and-wing house with two-over-two sash windows and a wraparound porch with replacement tapered posts installed about 1940. Asbestos wall shingles. Early occupants were R. C. Lasater and George Jackson. William E. Latta, electrician, was owner-occupant from 1940 to 1955.
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711 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: One-story pyramidal cottage-style house with two interior chimneys, a front-gabled wing, a side-gabled wing, and a wraparound porch. Although alterations include vinyl siding, replacement sash windows, replacement metal porch posts and a replacement porch railing, the house retains essential integrity. H. N...
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John B. Dickinson House - 709 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: One-story Craftsman-style house with a pyramidal hip roof, two interior chimneys, a hipped dormer, and nine-over-one sash windows. The glazed door with sidelights is sheltered by a hipped porch with Craftsman posts and a replacement railing. Vinyl siding and trim. John B. Dickinson, machinist, was owner...
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722 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: One-story tri-gable house with a center chimney and a hipped porch with original turned posts with simple sawn brackets. The house has replacement vinyl siding and replacement sash windows that are smaller than the original windows, as well as a shed addition across the rear. B. L. Roberts, machinist...
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Alton J. Wicks House - 718 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: One-story tri-gable house with a center chimney, plain siding, and a hipped porch. The six-over-six sash windows, metal porch posts and railing, and the glazed and paneled door appear to be replacements. A shed addition has been built across the rear. Alton J. Wicks, tobacco worker, was the owner from at...
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716 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: Pyramidal cottage with two tall chimneys, boxed eaves, plain siding, and a hipped porch. The eight-over-twelve window sash may be replacements. The house was converted to a duplex by the removal of the center door and the installation of two newer doors. The porch has replacement metal posts and no railing...
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W. H. Brown House - 714 Arnette Ave.

From the 2003 National Register listing: Pyrmidal cottage with two tall chimneys, boxed eaves, plain siding, and four-over-four sash windows. The glazed and paneled door and hipped porch are original as well, but the tapered posts are probably ca. 1940 replacements. The central steps have been removed and the porch entrance switched to the north...
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