1005 N. Maple Street

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This single-story, single dwelling residential building has an unknown build date. It has no specified academic style but contains some elements typical to the Southern vernacular seen around Springfield, Georgia that begin to appear in the mid-late 20th century. The symmetrical front-facing H plan with double gabled roofs facing the street, create a four-columned front entryway. The recessed front porch has two sets of shuttered windows under a small eave of the roof. The two protruding gabled wings have two windows, and under the eave of the roof at the peak of the gable are triangular vents. The windows on the front façade are all 3/3 flat sash double hung. The foundation is made of brick, as well as the exterior siding that is laid in a lateral pattern. The gabled roof is made of asphalt shingle. There appear to be no outbuildings and no visible chimneys. The yard is a casual yard setting with neatly cared for shrubs. There are two large tree stumps in the front yard next to the street. #ARCHITECTURE #COMMUNITY #EFFINGHAM_COUNTY #GA #HISTORIC_PRESERVATION #RESIDENTIAL #SOUTHERN_DWELLINGS #SPRINGFIELD #VERNACULAR