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 Necaise Avenue

	Necaise Avenue North 103 (BD-526) -- (listed as Corner Necaise and State) Ca. 1970. 1-story 2-bay hip-roofed modern dwelling. (M)
	Necaise Avenue North 301 (BD-423) -- Ca. 1930. Bungalow style. 1-story 3x4-bay front-gabled house with undercut gallery, paired windows, and pyramidal box columns on concrete block piers. Diamond-shaped ventilator in gable-asbestos siding. (C)
	Necaise Avenue North 401 (BD-407) -- Ca. 1930. Bungalow style. 1-story 2x4-bay gable-roofed shotgun cottage with front-gable orientation and undercut gallery. Diamond-shaped gable light. Paired columns on rusticated concrete block piers.
	Necaise Avenue South 107 (BD-482) -- Ca. 1930. 1-story 3x5-bay L-plan frame dwelling with front-gable orientation and front-gabled porch. Remodeled. (M)
	Necaise Avenue South 109 (BD-481) -- Ca. 1930. 1-story 2x4-bay front-gabled house with front-gabled porch. Paired windows. (C)
	Necaise Avenue South 111 (BD-480) -- Ca. 1970. 1-story concrete and brick veneer structure with front-gable orientation (I)
	Necaise Avenue South 201 (BD-464) -- Ca. 1900. 1-story 5x2-bay gable-roofed duplex with central projecting gable. Aluminum siding. (M)
	Necaise Avenue South 203 (BD-463) -- Ca. 1900. 1-story 2x2-bay frame shotgun with canopy. (P)  (No longer standing)
	Necaise Avenue South 207 (BD-462) -- Ca. ___ 1-story 4x4-bay duplex with gable-on-hip-roof and 3-bay undercut porch. (C)
	Necaise Avenue South 212 (BD-452) -- (listed as corner Easterbrook) Ca. 1965. Power building. 1-story small concrete block structure.
	Necaise Avenue South 213 (BD-461) -- (listed as 211) Ca. 1950. Art Deco. 1-story 4x4-bay building of stucco and concrete block. Roofline with stepped central parapet. Raised geometric design in frieze. Some original double doors. Brick veneer modernized storefronts. (C)
	Necaise Avenue South 302 (BD-422) -- Ca.1926. St. Rose de Lima Church. 1-story front-gabled stucco church with 3-bay façade. Projecting central entrance by topped by a 2-stage steeple. Round-arched window and door openings. (P)
	Necaise Avenue South 307 (BD-421) -- 1965. School. 1-story 7x2-bay modern school building (I)
	Necaise Avenue South 309 (BD-420) -- Ca. 1909. School. 2-story 4x2-gable-roofed frame building with two gables on the front elevation. Side and rear additions. (C) Torn down.   (No longer standing)
	Necaise Avenue South 405 (BD-406) -- Ca. 1935. 1 –story 12x4-bay rusticated concrete block building with gable roof and exposed rafter-tails. Triple and paired windows. Large bays have been infilled. (C)
	Necaise Avenue South 415 (BD-405) -- 1950. Spool factory. 1-story 1x8-bay concrete block building with a gable roof. Front façade angled to fit the lot. (M)