An appealing street visually, Jennys Lane contains a varied collection of houses from the mid-through the late nineteenth century, and of considerable quality overall. Some are worth special note. The Lewis T. Fisher House ( BA13.1; c. 1887), at number 27, is an elaborate Queen Anne dwelling clad in clapboard, plain and patterned shingle, and diaperwork panels. The Allen C. Mathewson House ( BA13.2; c. 1862), at number 48, is a T-plan mansard cottage with stickwork porch, bracket and dentil cornices, and chevron patternwork edging the roof. Number 53, the Nelson Newell House ( BA13.3; 1869), is a curious villa with a one-and-one-half story, flank-gabled main block dwarfed by a broad, three-story central front pavilion.