Vavul Home -- Rick and Lorraine

3127 North Pennsylvania (Photo #10), constructed by Lawrence George, c. 1909, is a two and one-half story gable front Arts and Crafts style house with Tudor Revival influences. Typical of the style are the exposed rafters, overhanging roof supported by knee braces, and the low porch roof supported by thick brick piers. The upper story and a half has stucco and half-timbering, reflective of the Tudor Revival style. Two four-sided bay windows with casement windows and the transoms highlight the second story. The most decorative element of the house is a stained glass oriel window on the north façade. From 1912 to 1916 Will H. Brown, vice president of the Overland Automobile Company, president of the Maze Motor Truck Company, and supervisor of materials at the Marmon Company, occupied the house.