The
History of the Building
3419-21: ÒCirca 1870, two-and-one-half story Second Empire
style double house with stone facade, original wood porch first floor full height
windows, and mansard with patterned polychromatic slate shingles.. Cornice
below mansard has elaborately carved wood frieze and soffit. Wood mansard
dormers incised and carved. 3421 has a three story brick addition to west with
first floor arched passage and second and third floor projecting bays.Ó
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application
submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
Previous Residents of
1880:
John Doyle 41 Builder;
born in
Mary Doyle 36 Parents
born in
Harry J. Doyle 12
Anna Doyle 9
Walter A. Doyle 7
Gilbert C. Doyle 5
Raymond Doyle 2
Margret McAleer 45 Servant;
born in
Sarah Gilmore 22 Servant;
born in
(ED 483, 19)
1900:
Evaline Spencer 66 Widowed,
2 children
Pauline W Spencer 35 Daughter;
school teacher; single
Mary Comor 46 Servant;
born in
Tillie Ramstrom 27 Servant;
born in
Frances I Brock 42 Niece;
music teacher; single
(ED 578, 3A)
1902
Pauline W. Spencer
(Journal of proceedings and addresses of the ... annual meeting,
National Education Assn., Volume 35)
1915:
Pauline Wolcott Spencer, A.B., Ô08, A.M., Ô10 Ph.D., Ô15, Univ. Penna., 1893,
Teacher of history and principles of education Philadelphia Normal School
(N.E.A. bulletin, Volumes 4-5. National Education
Association of the