3504 I Street

Built in 1911, the Semila House is a vernacular Classical Revival cottage with a recessed corner porch and slanted bay projection under the pyramidal hipped roof. The property is especially interesting for its excellent shingled water tower and windmill. This structure rises over a gabled base to a cube with semicircular openings. Builder John Lax. Original owner H. Semila.
Source: Eureka An Architectural View.

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