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Property Features
The Miner Brothers, Horace and Henry, purchased one and one-half acre lots on Huron Street in 1869 and they divided them equally. Three years later they built identical homes side by side. The brothers were married to the Montague sisters, Luduska and Sophrina.
Henry D. Miner operated a store in Berlin which sold fruit, toys, fancy goods, notions, confectionery and willow ware. He moved to St. Paul, Minnesota in 1888 and the house then changed ownership many times before being converted into a two-family home around 1900. After that it served as a funeral home for over 30 years and it is currently an insurance agency.
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