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Geisinger House  Building Name (Historic)  Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Geisinger House  Street Address or Location  125 Stevenson Road  Town/City  New Haven  Village  Westville  County  New Haven   \nOwner(s)  Snow, Sandra L.   Public  Private  \nPROPERTY INFORMATION  \nPresent Use:  Residential -Single Family  Historic Use:  Residential -Single Family   \nAccessibility to public: Exterior visible from public road? Yes  No  \nInterior accessible?  Yes  No If yes, explain   Style of building  Modernist-Wrightian  Date of Construction  1964   \nMaterial(s) (Indicate use or location when appropriate):  \nClapboard Asbestos Siding  \nFieldstone Board & Batten  \nConcrete (Type  )  \nStructural System  \n✔ Wood Frame Post & Beam  \nOther    \n✔  \n✔  \nBrick Wood Shingle Asphalt Siding  \nStucco Cobblestone Aluminum Siding  \nCut Stone ( Type  ) ✔ Other  Wood   \nBalloon ✔ Load bearing masonry ✔ Structural iron or steel  \nRoof (Type) Gable  \nGambrel (Material)  \n✔  \nWood Shingle  \n✔ Built up  \nFlat Mansard  \nShed ✔ Hip  \nRoll Asphalt  \nTile  \nMonitor Sawtooth  \nRound Other    \nTin Slate ✔  \nOther    \nAsphalt Shingle  \nNumber of Stories: one  Approximate Dimensions 32' x 75', 18' x 98'   \nStructural Condition: ✔ Excellent Good Fair Deteriorated  \nExterior Condition: ✔ Excellent Good Fair Deteriorated  \nLocation Integrity:  On original site Moved When?    \nAlterations? Yes  No If yes, explain:    \nFOR OFFICE USE: Town \\#  Site \\#   UTM   District: S NR If NR, Specify: Actual Potential  \nPROPERTY INFORMATION (CONT’D)  \nRelated outbuildings or landscape features:  \n Barn  Shed  Garage  Carriage House  Shop ✔ Garden  \n✔ Other landscape features or buildings:  Carport, Patio, Driveway paving   \nSurrounding Environment:  \n✔ Open land  Woodland ✔ Residential  Commercial  Industrial  Rural  \n High building density  Scattered buildings visible from site  \n• Interrelationship of building and surroundings:  \nThe house is located on the north side of Stevenson Road, a curving street of suburban-style ranch and split-level homes dating from the post WW II period. The .61-acre parcel is larger than average for the area. It occupies a prime hill-top site and at the rear (north) side, it abuts a wooded buffer area belonging to the Yale golf course (the Course at Yale), affording an unusual degree of privacy and access to a natual environment.  \n• Other notable features of building or site (Interior and/or Exterior)  \nThe house is sited at the top of a rise. A driveway leads up a slight rise to a paved court. The house is a T-shaped brick structure with long low hipped roofs defining the volumes. At the right an open car port has a southward roof extension of the main block floating above a brick screen wall. The main mass of the building, behind the court, is oriented southwest to northeast, roughly parallel to the street, and consists of a long one-story volume with hipped roof. The pale pinkish brick walls have several vertical slit window openings and the entry is a glazed area near the inside corner formed with the car port wing. There are are two massive battered brick chimneys at the north and east sides, projecting above the roof planes. There is a wing extending north from the east end of the main volume, toward the rear, which steps down along the slope of the land. The lower level has battered brick walls carrying a wood and stucco main level and balcony. A porch and patio are extensions of the space into the garden on the north side.  \nArchitect  Julius Hoechel, Engineer-Vincent C. Amore design  Builder Mrs. Ruth Geisinger   \n• Historical or Architectural importance: One of the last areas of New Haven to be developed, Stevenson Road and Kohary Drive form a ","cbCaiecEn5JE3SlX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiecEn5JE3SlX","pdf",820295,"English","# GENERAL INFORMATION\n## PROPERTY INFORMATION\n## PROPERTY INFORMATION (CONT’D)\n## Architectural importance\n## Sources\n## Subsequent field evaluations","[{\"question\":\"Where is the Mr. \\u0026 Mrs. Frederick J. 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