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ARCHITECTURE Reverend Raymond Methodist Church, now (Continued from Page9) Zerby. It was originally Emmanuel Temple. established as a Designed in the Gothic —Z for the construction of nondenominational Revival style, it was Cn the building which was church and occupies constructed in 1858 for d completed in 1921. the former site of the $1,500. Located at 127 q West Front Street, it is ►� .� _ noted for its stained " Q' ym ............. ' c� �y leaded glass windowsMOM �€ old and red lancet and o ! g h windows in front. The � ; > ►� f projecting eaves areft r�u x supported by paired brackets and the struc- k ONE a� z x ` W ture is topped by a j\t�A,�l p.,CZ square tower a and "' s � r\` m stone ... .��:.".. �� . massive � � "� �nn,a •�. chimney. Fi rst Interstate Bank Situated at 120 South Filbert Street is a two- Lib• the architect is structure, since it was rary story, Prairie Style unknown, the house, constructed in 1887. home, sign if i c a n t built in 1912 for Edward The asymetrical com- Along West Michigan Christian Church because it is the only L. Maudlin, resembles postion is highlighted Street are two fine building. Another example of this style in those designed by by the seemingly func- residential examples significant church is the New Carlisle. Though Ernest Young and tional stick work, of the Queen Anne Austin and Shambleau especially along the style, 129 and 214 West in South Bend. The hip front veranda and the Michigan Street. The roof and wide third floor projecting latter of the two homes overhanging eaves are balconies on the east is the most significant typical of the style, as and north sides. The home of this style in is the grey stucco surface variations, New Carlisle. Built in facade. Pink wood trim which include thin, 1893 by Andell Warner, ` accents the horizontali- horizontal, clapboard the house is y : t as do the roof line sidingd scalloped characterized by a Y an o P and the banding of shingles, are crossed gable roof, a windows. characteristics of the front door hood and A nice example of Queen Anne style. clipped corners with Stick style, a variation In contrast to the or- decorative wood g of Queen Anne, is the note Queen Anne is brackets, and a two- Jacob Augustine House the 11/2 story, simple, story bay with a leaded at 130 Chestnut Street. vernacular house glass transom on the With the exception of located at 230 West first floor window. The the cupola (added in Michigan Street. other Queen Anne, at 1974), there have been 129 West Michigan, Left, Skywatchers Satellite old E. H. Harris Drug Store. Right, Watson's few changes made on See ARCHITECTURE was constructed in Collectibles-old Warner Drug Store. the large, three-story (Continued on Page 20) 1900 for James and Loretta Reid. Stone , rustication surrounds some of the first floor windows and trims the That Special Style of New Carlisle front corners of the house. The use of stone, brick, and wood to give a variety of tex- For Over 150 Years, Northern Indiana Has Been Graced By A Jewel Called New tures is characteristic of the Queen Anne Carlisle. Its Everyday Charm, Historic Homes And Natural Beauty, Enrich The Entire style as is the classical Region. 1st Source Is Pleased To Be Part Of A Community Where Tradition And Pride porch detailing; paired, Ionic columns Are Treasured. Where People Are Committed To Keeping A Light On The Past As Their and denticulated car- nice. Key TO The Future. Across Cherry Street, at 201 West Michigan Street stands the Christian Com- CONGRATULATIONS munity Church, one of two architecturally significant churches in TO THE HILL & DALE MEN'S SERVICE CLUB the town. The ON YOUR EFFORTSRomanesque Revival FOR Church in a latin cross plan is distinguished by THE COMMUNITY. its arcaded porch with a corbelled frieze. Palladian windows light the east end of the structure while stained glass windows Barbara light the other ends. The three-story, bell tower sits atop the SharonSource _ gable roof on the nor- theast side. Arched openings on three Cheri i;W Bank sides of the third floor of the tower are Jeanette separated by cut stone Tuscan columns. This .Aen-ber RDIC. building was com- pleted in 1927 under the direction of L