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selectively used as
adjectival historic past
participles (corbelled,
modillioned, dentillated) as to what co-supports or
simply adorns any high structure...
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pediment is flushboarded, with
modillioned cornice and eaves. The bell
tower has a
square clapboarded first stage with a
modillioned cornice, and an octagonal...
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surround flanked by two
pairs of
Corinthian order columns supporting a
modillioned entablature. On the
first floor,
there was a
French door
leading out...
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crowned by a
classical Revival top
floor with round-arch
windows and a
modillioned cornice. It
housed water tanks for
firefighting on the
upper levels,...
- hip-roof
porch extends across the front,
supported by
Tuscan columns, with
modillioned and
bracketed eaves.
Built in the 1870s, it is a high-quality example...
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windows on the
ground floor, a
columned entry portico, and a
projecting modillioned cornice. It was
built in 1936, and for many
years it was the town's only...
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limestone features on the facade,
while the top of the
building has a
modillioned copper cornice. Formerly,
there was also a two-story
porch on the southern...
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frame dwelling with a 1+1⁄2-story wing. It has a
front porch with a
modillioned cornice supported by
Doric order columns. The
house was
moved eight blocks...
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second floor. At roof level,
there was a
modillioned pediment above the
central section and a
modillioned cornice above the
outer bays. Internally, the...
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pediment with a
modillioned cornice. The building's
corners are quoined, and it is
capped by a shallow-pitch hip roof with a
modillioned cornice. On each...
