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Property Location
Property Features
OWNER DATES USE
N.B. Treat 1880-1930 residence
Nellie Treat 1930-1946 residence
ARCHITECTURAL STATEMENT:
Queen Anne style residence. Features include a classical porch with thin ionic columns and beveled windows.
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:
Nathanial B. Treat was part of a family that helped develop Monroe, arriving in the area ca 1858. He was later a captain in the Union Armay under General Sherman, a State Assemblyman, as well as a prominant local business man--being a parner with Ezra Parker Treat in a mercantile business (Treats Block).
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