100 Pennsylvania
Avenue (c.1888)
This classic Queen
Anne Victorian was the residence of Evangeline
Booth (from 1906 to 1908), founder of the Salvation Army in
the United States. Booth was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal
for WW I canteens featuring "doughnuts for doughoys", as well
as for her many other social service activities.
227 Read Avenue
(c. 1890)
The noted architect
Stanford White accepted commissions to design
several Crestwood homes, including number 227 Read Avenue, with its
interesting stone-arched entry.
235
Read Avenue (c. 1890)
Another of three Crestwood homes
attributed to architect Stanford
White. | 
