This house began as a restrained Italianate structure with an elaborate cast iron porch that dated to the pre–Civil War period. The porch, one of the finest and most lavish in Richmond, is frequently pictured in books. In 1900 the house received a Colonial Revival update that included a gambrel dormer and fanlight windows. (Demolished, 2001)
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