Outside of Dowd House [2]

Looking North [3]

Looking East

Looking South [4]

Looking West [5]

Looking East

These views show the massive white [6] frame home, which is the largest in the neighborhood. Many additions were made to the house when it served as the headquarters of Camp Greene. They were removed after World War I. The Cook family, who purchased the house in August 1924, added the bathroom from space formerly part of a porch. The bathroom window is the second window from the left on the first floor.

The backyard from this view is wooded and has a more natural landscape. This area has ground cover, rather than grass.

This view shows the rear entrance to the house [7]. You can enter the back of the house using the ramp or steps by the white handrail.