Continuing south past St. James the Greater, we can see the original church below, which I suspect was one of those standard rural school-sanctuary combos we see throughout the Archdiocese. And I think we see the storefront above on the right below in the historic photo down the hill from the church.

There are many two-family flats along this section of Tamm Avenue.

And some very unique apartment buildings where it looks like there is a single entrance, and two up and two down.

There’s this style of four-family, which is a little less common, where there are two completely separate porches.

Then there is this single family house from the Nineteenth Century.