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Mosher
House - 1147 East Walnut St.
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Built about 1893 on land originally
purchased in 1837 by James Dollison, the home has a distinct charm. Of interest
are the shingles on the roof, hand carved of wood and rounded as opposed to
conventional square tipped shingles. A beautiful cut-glass, leaded window
enhances the appearance of the entrance. Inside doorknobs are fluted and made
of solid brass. The home has a total of eight rooms, with a breakfast nook
the only addition to the original structure. Owners have included Harriet
A. Mosher, William W. Woods, Nellie C. Milligan, Mrs. Forest R. Nichols, Mrs.
Gentry North, Nellie C. Milligan, Mrs. Forest R. Nichols, Mrs. Gentry North,
Mrs. Betty Upchurch, and Dr. and Mrs. James Riley. Architectural style: Late
19th century city residence. Approved: 1/20/75 |
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Grosenbaugh - Last updated January 4, 2006
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