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the house, is the four-light muntined pattern which fills the top fifth of each window. A trio of windows is located to the west side of the front door arrangement, while a plate glass wind°w Hanked by narrower windows occupies the east side. The window trim possesses an Oriental influence through the use of extended lintels and tapered trim on the sides. East Facade: A trio of paired casement windows in the front half of the east facade allow lots of light to come into the dining room, located in the southeast cor- ner of the house. The casement windows also feature the four-light pattern at the top. A pair o£ double-hung windows to the north o£ the center of the east facade indicate the location of the kitchen. A service porch, clad in vertically-placed car siding, occupies the northeast cc, met and has been enclosed with glass. West Facade: The west side is occupied by a bedroom on each end and a batttroom in the middle. The bedroom windows are double-hung, with two on the north end and two on the south end. In the center is a cant[levered square bay with a Hat roof. accented by rounded beam ends. The bay has a slight Hare at the bottom and is centered with a pair of windows. A small closet win- dow flanks the bay on the north. l~ear ~north) Facade: The "U" formed by the recess between the east and west rear-facing gabled wings is centered with a pair of multi=parted french doors. Pairs of case- ment windows, also with four lights in the top fifth, flank the doors. The wing on the east side is occupied by the enclosed service porch, while the western-most wing is centered with a pair of casement windows.