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Bradley House
1971
The Bradley House, later the Sigma Phi Fraternity house, at 106 North Prospect Avenue.
Bradley House
1930
The Bradley House, later the Sigma Phi Fraternity house, at 106 North Prospect Avenue. A group of men are standing on the right, and another group of men are standing in front of the house.
Bradley House
1972
The Bradley House (Harold and Josephine Crane), at 106 North Prospect Avenue.
Bradley House after Fire
1972
The Bradley House, later the Sigma Phi Fraternity house, after a fire on March 17. A young man is walking in front of the house.
Harold C. Bradley House
1965
The Harold C. Bradley house at 106 North Prospect Avenue.
Bradley House Detail
March 26, 1972
Detail of the intricately designed abutments protruding from the side porch of the Bradley house at 106 North Prospect Street. The building, now the Sigma Phi fraternity house, was designed by Loui...
