Bryan House, 128 Adair Street, Savannah

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The Bryan House is historically significant in the areas of architecture and community development. Architecturally, it is an example of a front gable bungalow with Craftsman features. It also contributes to an understanding of early twentieth century urban development due to its role in the Wagner Heights neighborhood. Description: This one story, wood frame house has a pedimented portico with battered wooden piers on brick pedestals, a front gable roof, exposed rafters and an irregular side hall floor plan. The house is clad in clapboard siding anrl sits on brick piers which have been filled in with concrete blocks. There is one exterior chimney and one interior brick stack stove vent. The windows are primarily vertical three over one.

The interior features wooden floors, plaster walls, one blond brick mantel and paneled ceilinos. History: This residence was built c.

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