This is a post-World War II suburban district that openly conjures up the Colonial image. One enters between Colonial gateposts with metal lanterns; within the complex are Colonial Revival houses loosely placed on gentle sloping lots. The meandering street pattern has been carefully laid out to reflect the gentle hilly terrain.
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