444 East Sprague Street, House, c.1920

A one-story Pyramidal Cottage with vinyl siding; a gabled entry porch with classical columns; and one-over-one replacement windows. 1925 CD: not listed; 1935 CD: Koyt and Evelyn Nissen (W), a salesman with The Downtown Garage; 1945 CD: ditto, owner-occupant; 1954 CD: ditto. Comparison with 1951 Sanborn Map indicates side and rear additions.

Pyramidal Cottage – A pyramidal roof is simply an equilateral hipped roof: some with a center point, others with a center ridge, but all are steeply pitched. This style roof generally sits atop a squarish shaped structure. The one-story pyramidal cottage was popular in the South from about 1900-1920.