Quick! Before porch season ends and fireplace season begins, here are five porches seen around town:
On 5th Avenue.
On 5th Avenue.
On 6th Avenue.
On Alston Avenue.
On Penn Street, the Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House (Messer, 1899).
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looks an awful lot like Ray Crowder Funeral Home
It does. Ran across some clips that ran as the William Reeves house (Ray Crowder funeral home) was under construction in 1908. Price tag: $40,000.