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John A. Johnson House
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The John A. Johnson house, located at 316 Wisconsin Avenue, was probably built by John Gripper who lived there in 1868. The house was purchased by Johnson about 1882-83, and demolished in 1940.
1939
Ford, Winifred
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Kendall / Storer House
1938
The George Storer house, 104 East Gilman Street, built in 1855 by John E. Kendall.
David Atwood House
1939
The David Atwood house, located at 204 Monona Avenue on the corner of Doty Street.
Keenan / Knight House
1938
John H. Knight house, 28 East Gilman Street, built by Napoleon B. Van Slyke in 1858. Later owned by Knight, then Dr. George Keenan.
Judge James C. Hopkins House
1938
The Judge James C. Hopkins house built in 1850 at 134 West Wilson Street.
The Evergreens/Hawley House
September 1939
Watercolor painting of the Hawley house, also called "The Evergreens" located on Route 4 (junction of Oregon Road and County Trunk D).
Reverend F.F. Ford House
1938
Reverend F.F. Ford house, at 1023 Spaight Street, was built by Mr. Harris prior to 1875 when it was purchased by Storer. Winifred Ford, widow of Marcus Ford, lived here.
