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Property Features
Octagonal onion-domed tower at corner, with circular wraparound veranda with Eastlake detailing and turned balustrade. Gabled two story projection on south side of this late Picturesque style house.
2017: No apparent changes to the home's exterior since last surveyed in 1982.
Gielle was a pharmacist. He died in 1912. In 1915 the house was purchased by Fred T. Banks, agent for the Singer Sewing machine Co.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
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