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630 Virginia Park (George E. Moody House)

The George E. Moody House at 630 Virginia Park Street was designed by Joseph E. Mills and built in 1906 in the Neo-Tudor/Arts and Crafts style. Moody, an investor, was the home's first owner. The large, asymmetrical two-and-a-half-story brick house features a carefully detailed projecting porch, diamond-pane sidelights and transoms, and a projecting upper gable finished with stucco and half-timbering. Broad bargeboards and projecting rafter ends add distinctive Arts & Crafts detailing. The house is part of the Virginia Park Historic District.