Price, R. H. and Martha, House

This one-story wood-frame house at 209 E. 10th Street in Georgetown was built around 1880 for R. H. and Martha Price. It follows a T plan and is covered in weatherboard siding under a hip roof with composition shingles. Box eaves carry dentil-like woodwork and scrolled consoles, and three interior brick chimneys have corbeled caps. Porches with hip roofs flank the front wing, with box supports, heavy stick brackets forming elliptical arches, jigsawn pendants and a turned wood balustrade. A five-sided bay projects from the front, and openings have scrolled brackets supporting large hood molds. The house rests on limestone blocks, and a concrete block engraved with the name Price sits in the front yard. It stands among mostly late nineteenth-century dwellings and remains in residential use, in fair condition with few alterations. It was recorded as a rare Georgetown example of a T-plan dwelling, notable for architecture and Eastlake interior detailing.