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Corry-Larkin House
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The Corry-Larkin house, 107 West Gorham Street, built in 1876. After John Corry, Albert Frederickson presumably owned the house and rented it to a Mr. Butterfield. Ella & Irene Larkin, who were sisters and grade school teachers, also occupied the house for some years. One of the house's features was a small circular staircase.
circa 1920-1929
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Corry-Larkin House
1948
Corry-Larkin house, 107 West Gorham Street, built in 1876. After John Corry, Albert Frederickson presumably owned the house and rented it to a Mr. Butterfield. Ella & Irene Larkin, who were sisters...
Pierce House
1920
Hand-turned spiral staircase built by A.D. Frederickson at the Pierce house, at 424 North Pinckney Street, built about 1857.
Judge Jairus H. Carpenter's House
circa 1920-1929
House of Judge Jairus Harvlin Carpenter (1822-1913) at 315 Wisconsin Avenue.
Leitch-Hobson House
1923
The Leitch-Hobson house, 752 East Gorham Street, in the English Gothic revival style. Mayor Leitch, the first owner, was the son of an Edinburgh, Scotland manufacturer, and came from New York to M...
Pierce House
1920
Interior view of the Pierce house at 424 North Pinckney Street. The stairway was built by A.D. Frederickson. The spiral stairway has solid hand-turned rails and spindles. The newel posts are hand-c...
