File:1136 Dinglewood Drive, c. 1919 Tudor Revival.jpg
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English: Dinglewood Historic District
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1136 Dinglewood Drive, built c. 1919. One of two Tudor Revival houses designed by architect John C. Martin, Jr. and one of 17 contributing buildings within the Dinglewood Historic District.
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