Lemp Avenue Between Pestalozzi and Lynch Streets, West Side

Heading north past Pestalozzi Street, we see this interesting Italianate row, which has six front doors, indicating that it was once a series of flats.

But then the street wall goes back to three story Second Empire houses, which is typical for this area.

Along with two story versions.

This house below on the right is extremely old, and if I remember, its walls are only two wythes thick due to its age. The addition out the back is newer.

Note the hipped roof flounder below.

Then we reach Lynch Street below.

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