The hip roof is covered with asphalt shingle and has a deeply molded wooden cornice over one course of rowlock.
Another course of brick in rowlock defines a water table.
Three courses of rowlock brick are between the blocks and the stylized keystone.
The wall plane itself is developed as a frame for the limestone panels, made of courses of rowlock brick.
All openings are defined by a double course of rowlock, segmental arched, header brick.
All of the windows have six-over-six sash with unadorned openings and rowlock heads.
Header courses occur every sixth course and the fenestration is highlighted further by a singular rowlock course.
British Dictionary definitions for rowlock
rowlock
/ˈrɒlək/
noun
1.
a swivelling device attached to the gunwale of a boat that holds an oar in place and acts as a fulcrum during rowing Usual US and Canadian word oarlock