754 Moravia Street, Shotgun House, c.1918

A one-story front-gable “shotgun” style house with possible original metal roof, exposed rafters, weatherboard cladding and vertical four-over-one windows. The hipped-roof porch is supported by square wood posts.

Shotgun Style – small, single-story houses that are only one room wide (typically no more than 12 feet across) and 2–4 rooms deep without any hallway—meaning you have to walk through each to get to the next.

➤ The houses to the right of this shotgun style house were both built in 1910 and appear to also retain either an original metal roof or early replacement roof. They feature exposed rafters and purlins, and much original material.