Deener House

Imagine a house that's not super tall, but wide and welcoming, like a friendly giant giving you a hug! The Deener House is a special old home built a super long time ago, in 1912. It's designed in a style called Bungalow, which means it's close to the ground and has a big, comfy porch. It looks like it's ready for a tea party or a game of hide-and-seek!

This house has a cool secret style! It's called Bungalow, and it means the roof is low and wide, like a big hat. The roof stretches all the way over the porch, which is held up by chunky stones. See those little pointy roofs sticking out of the big roof? Those are called dormers, and they add a playful touch. It's like the house has little windows peeking out from its hat!

The Deener House is famous because it's a piece of history! It's so special that it's on a list called the National Register of Historic Places. This means people want to protect it so everyone can see what houses looked like a long, long time ago. It's like a time capsule that tells us stories about the past!

Guess what? Right next door to the Deener House is another historic home called the Hicks-Dugan-Deener House! It's also on that special list. Having two old, interesting houses close together makes that street extra cool. It's like finding two treasures on the same adventure. Imagine exploring both of them!