Henry and Gertrude Nichols House

A two-story cream-colored house with a distinctive gabled roof sits partially hidden by tall, leafy trees. A driveway and well-maintained lawn are in front, with sunlight filtering through the foliage.

2141 Woodland Avenue

Year Built

1905

Neighborhood

Hunter's Park

Style

Colonial/Colonial Revival

Architect

John Wangenstein

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Henry and Gertrude Nichols House

2141 Woodland Avenue

1905

Hunter's Park

Colonial/Colonial Revival

John Wangenstein

A.G. Thomson House

Elizabeth (McKay) Gray House

C. Russell and Mildred McLean House

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