Description:

28-30 is a two-story stone twin with wood trim. The twins share a recessed entry area with a small Gothic arched window over each front door. The facade of each house also has two shuttered windows on both the second and third floors and a double, two-arched window in the gable of the third floor. Victorian style. Demolished.

Sources:

• GHS: Jellett, Edwin C. "Germantown Historical Miscellany," p. 251: "no. 28, no. 30 Haines St. Neg. by [?]. A. [Frey?]" (photographic print; this slightly angled view shows both twins plus part of a two-and-a-half-story house to the left).
• GHS: Photo Box 4, envelope 2A, #40: "Jellett's House, 30 E. Haines St." (print from glass negative for Spaces and Places exhibit, 1980; same view as Jellett, p. 251 above).
• GHS: Photo Box 8, envelope 1 "Mermaid Club Meeting Places," no. 4: "30 E. Haines St." (slightly cropped version of Jellett, p. 251).
• GHS: Photo Box 11, envelope 3, #141: "Jellett House, 30 E. Haines St., 1902" (print from glass negative for Spaces and Places exhibit, 1980; this front view shows very little of the other half of the twin, but reveals the side of another house to the right, also Victorian, but a different style).