Worlds-fair era home designed by architect Frederick Bonsack for financier Robert H. Keiser. Built in 1907 of orange iron-spot brick on a limestone-clad stone and brick foundation. #44 is one of the earlier Georgian homes on Portland, and the only remaining house in the neighborhood with a gambrel roof. Center-hall floor plan with both front and side entries, interior trim is craftsman in style and primarily quarter sawn white oak. Radiant heat and eight wood-burning fireplaces. Matching carriage house behind for three cars.
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