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This house sat at the NE corner of Washington and S Ingram Streets and had the address of 40 S Ingram. It was the residence of Mrs W…
Grantwood Hills Subdivision was developed in the 1960’s by Floyd H. Grant Jr. Surrounded by Audubon Park, the subdivision offers beautiful wooded lots.Roads include: Morningside Drive, Woodspoint Drive,…
321 Center Street was known as the Dr. Stone residence, as it was once the home and office of Dr. J. W. Stone. It later became apartments before…
The residence at 505 First Street was built in 1874 and has been home to the families of Judge Ezra C Ward and later John H Stewart.
(115 S Main) This ornate Italianate two-story brick home was built in 1878 at a cost of $3,000. The lower floor of the centered three-story square tower serves…
1240 Clay was built between 1923 and 1925 is located at the SW corner of Clay and Mill Streets. The lot is described by deed as: That certain…
The house at 254 Lincoln Ave which exploded after filling with natural gas on March 27, 1957. This house is part of the Cooper Park Subdivision.