Architecture
The Sarah M. Kirby House is a two and a half story, hip- and cross-gable Queen Anne-style building, sheathed in clapboard, which is flanked by a two-story round corner bay, and topped by a bell-cast shingled roof. A first story mansard-roofed open porch is supported by flat head round wooden columns which are faced with rusticated stone support posts. It has a projecting first story bay at the first story side elevation, raised pediments surmount the lights at the first and second story, and two side brick chimney and hip-roof attic dormer appear beneath an asphalt singled roof.
Possible original architect plans for The Kirby House.
Found in The Kirby House by Ev Thomas around 1970.
Possible original architect first floor plans for The Kirby House.
Other than the conservatory and nook off the dining room these are identical to the original floor plans of The Kirby House.
Possible original architect second floor plans for The Kirby House.
Other than the closet doors in the two front bedrooms being on opposite sides, this floor plan is identical to the original second floor plans of The Kirby House.
The Kirby House
Circa 1971
