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Corry-Larkin House
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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.
1948
Capital Times (Madison, Wis.)
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Corry-Larkin House
circa 1920-1929
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 si...
Ella or Irene Larkin
circa 1850-1859
Sixth-plate daguerreotype of Ella or Irene Larkin as a child. Seated figure facing front with crossed ankles, wearing striped top and checked skirt. Hand-coloring on the cheeks and clothing. She wa...
114 West Gorham Street
1948
A house at 114 West Gorham Street, built for Dr. Edward G. Bartlett.
House with Widow's Walk
1900
The A. D. Frederickson house at 504 E. Gorham Street. A two- and one-half story house with both Queen Anne and Colonial Revival features. It is located on one of Madison's lakes and features a wido...
