Fizgig

✎ This Flemish-style beauty was designed by architect Frederick B. White Completed in 1886. The collection of brick & terra cotta residences flowed together as a cohesive whole. Some adjoining pairs of homes shared a single great spanning arch over the porches. Terra cotta panels, stained glass, an intricate stepped Flemish gable and irregular heights and lines of the roof joined in a visual marvel.
✎ According to American Architect and Building News, a leading trade publication in 1886, White had designed over 200 buildings at the time of his death -- at the age of 24.
✎ The last time on of these townhouses went on the market, the sale price was $4.8 USD.

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