What do you know about this house at 507 S. Saunders Avenue?
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| 507 S. Saunders Avenue |
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welcome your comments about this house, for instance:
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When
was the house built?
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Who
built it?
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Is
there anything interesting or distinctive about the design, construction or
features of the house?
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Who
lived in the house and when?
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Was
there a name that the house was commonly known as?
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Do
you have a suggestion as to what name the house might be known by?
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Were
you ever in the house? What did it look like at that time?
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What
stories have you ever heard about the house?
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Any
other comments…
Do
you have any photos of this house from the past? If so, we’d appreciate a copy.
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in the comments below.
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2 comments:
The Ebert House - This house was included in the 2008 calendar produced by the historical society where it was described:
"The architectural design of this home at 507 S. Saunders is associated with the Queen Anne Style. The property passed through the hands of Robert Merrill, Alvin Brown and William Thompson before becoming the home of the Ebert family from 1908 until 1953. Wilhelmina William and Ella and Bessie Ebert lived in the home during that perios until it passed to Arthur and Helena Sedersten. The home was probably built after 1908 by the Ebert's..."
Selma Ebert gave art lessons to many children in the 1950's. We went every Saturday....loved it. I was so impressed that the house had 2 staircases....one at the front of the house and the other in the kitchen.
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