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Originally Posted by ethereal_reality

eBay

"Where I lived over tunnel end." (I believe you can see the top of the tunnel at lower right)
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That's the same house in the image Flyingwedge just posted (second one over from the left margin):

Originally Posted by Flyingwedge

Seaver Center -- http://collections.nhm.org/seaver-ce...php?irn=509690

Detail from above image:




Also, that's the Criss Cross house on the left margin in the image above.

Originally Posted by MichaelRyerson

Criss Cross (Universal-International, 1949) (2)

Baist, 1921:

historic mapworks, plate 7

Does that really say Lancaster Pl? LOL:


historic mapworks, plate 7



PS

The Rood rental house, at No. 219, had an interesting owner's name on a 1916 permit:



ladbs


PPS

Huh. Octavius Morgan is also listed as the owner of 215 N Hill (the Criss Cross house) with Morgan & Walls listed as architects on the 1906 building permit. Maybe he owned the whole block:




ladbs

OK, No. 223 was also one of Octavius Morgan's (it's the other house pictured in e_r's Rood image), but not the other three on the block, further down the hill.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Octavius Morgan was into real estate development. Anyone with a little extra cash was.


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