A tasteful Jacobean house built in 1911, as we know from the date stone over the front door. It seems to have been built for an S. E. Knable.(1)
Architectural historians sometimes use the term “Jacobethan” for a style that is indeterminately Tudor and Jacobean mashed together.
Footnotes
- That name appears as the owner in 1923; see the Pittsburgh Historic Maps site. (↩)
