311 S 6th Ave

311 S 6th Ave – This Colonial Revival was built for $15,000 in 1908 by J.C. Llewelyn for E.K. Boisot, vice-president and manager of the First Trust and Savings Bank. The exterior facade is clapboard and the roof is a hipped with extended eaves. The porch has a roof entrance portico with decorative cutout balustrade and full Doric Column supports. The full screened south side has the same details. Note the Sullivanesque-style ornamentation around the front door, on the second story panel above front porch and by the front windows. Art glass sidelights are around the front door