The History of the Building
3721-23-25-27-29-31:
“Circa 1915, two-story brick Colonial Revival rowhouse.
Colonial Revival porches, some enclosed. Tripartite second floor windows in
outer four houses; center two houses gabled, half timber
and stucco above first floor. Slate-shingled roofs (3725 asphalt). Consoles between units.”
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the
National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
Previous Residents of
1915, Nov. 18: deed transfer registered from
Mary F. Gunn [?] to John L. Kutzer (78, 569)
1920:
John L. Katzer 39 Machinist
for locomotive manufacturer; father born in
Merl Katzer 34
Franklin P. Carrigin 48 Boarder;
secretary at a mill; single
John MacBurney 63 Boarder;
widowed
Gerturde MacBurney 23 Boarder;
musician
(ED 710, 8A)
In 1930, they lived at 3728
Hamilton St.
1927 Directory: L. Bradley
1930:
Sarah Bradley 61 Owner,
house valued at $8,000; father born in
Mary L. Bradley 35 Daughter;
telegraph operator
James Campbell 28 Lodger; post
office mail clerk
(ED 398, 2A)
1992, Aug.: purchased by current owner, Linda Sudaris
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