Atkinson-Harrison-Tait House, ca. 1890

Built by Samuel Atkinson, this very simple Folk Victorian structure has a hint of Stick styling, visible by the stick work in the eaves. Partially burned in 1929, the house was rebuilt. In the late 1970s the classical columns which had been added to restyled the porch were removed, returning the facade to a closer approximation of the original. Note the interesting herringbone detail under the soffit. The original porch would probably been similar to that of its twin, number 38, 902 Wright Square.