A house at 1700-1798 Ball Rear St. Galveston, Texas

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The photograph shows a large two-story home with an off-white exterior and white trim. The front of the house has a central brown wooden door with a decorative black sign to its right. There is a covered porch supported by four white columns on either side of the front door, which is surrounded by a white railing.

On the second floor, there are two windows that appear to be casement windows, as indicated by their shape and design. The uppermost window has an orange flower or wreath in its center, while the lower one features a smaller version of the same decoration.

The house seems well-maintained, with well-manicured landscaping and plants along the front of the property. The overall atmosphere suggests that it is a residential home rather than a business.

There are two flags hanging from the porch: a green flag featuring yellow lettering on its left side and an orange flag with white lettering on its right side. Based on these colors, it appears likely that this house was built in 1843. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Una casa en la cuadra trasera de Ball Street 1700-1798, Galveston, Texas, el 19 de enero del 2013. La fotografía muestra una gran casa de dos pisos con un exterior blanquecino y un marco blanco. En la parte frontal de la casa hay una puerta de madera marrón central con un letrero decorativo negro a su derecha. Hay un porche cubierto sostenido por cuatro columnas blancas a cada lado de la puerta principal, que está rodeada por una baranda blanca. En el segundo piso, hay dos ventanas que parecen ser ventanas de marco, como indican su forma y diseño. La ventana más alta tiene un ramo o centro de flores naranja en su centro, mientras que la inferior presenta una versión más pequeña de la misma decoración. La casa parece estar bien mantenida, con un paisaje cuidadosamente podado y plantas a lo largo de la parte frontal de la propiedad. El ambiente general sugiere que se trata de una vivienda residencial en lugar de un negocio. Hay dos banderas colgando del porche: una bandera verde con letras amarillas en el lado izquierdo y una bandera naranja con letras blancas en el lado derecho. Basándose en estos colores, parece probable que esta casa se haya construido en 1843. – Spanish translation

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