Deletion of Henry levy house

Comment: or '''Merge''' to Henry T. Oxnard Historic District. The house is a contributing property to the district (see https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/GetAsset/NRHP/99000109_text NRHP nomination form p. 20 "One of the few houses designed by Los Angeles architect, Homer Glidden in 1914, the Henry Levy house is an outstanding example of a three story craftsman shingle style house with Tudor influences ... The second story is shingled whereas the first story has medium clapboard siding. The wood trim under the front gable and roof shingles resembling thatching suggest a Tudor influence. The notched beams under the eaves and the use of brick on porch columns and chimney lend a Craftsman feeling...."). My preference would be to merge to the historic district but if the content would be out of  at that article keeping as a  seems reasonable. Special:Contributions/68.189.242.116|68.189.242.116
Stance: keep
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