A grand gesture in monumental classicism, this is Richmond's equivalent to Richard Morris Hunt's Marble House in Newport, Rhode Island (1892), which is sometimes cited as a design source. The facade, faced with Indiana limestone and terra-cotta, and the two-story Corinthian portico contrast sharply with the medieval-inspired designs along the street. The building, now owned by Virginia Commonwealth University, houses the architectural history program.
Frederic W. Scott–Bocock House, Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Division of Historic Resources
Frederic W. Scott–Bocock House, Virginia Commonwealth University
1908–1911, Noland and Baskervill. 909 W. Franklin St.