Drury Cottage - Revision history

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	[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989FacingWest.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, Porch interior]]		[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989FacingWest.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, Porch interior]]



	'''[[Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~https~~:~~//s3~~.~~amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001450.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (~~pdf)]		* [[File:Drury Cottage NRHP.pdf\|thumb\|Drury Cottage NRHP]]

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	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~[90NR02950_3430~~.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001450.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]

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	[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]

			[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling]]. ]]
	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[~~Newman and Holmes\|~~Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[~~Mary Hotaling\|~~Mary Hotaling]]. ]]

	'''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]
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	'''Year built:''' c. 1912		'''Year built:''' c. 1912

	'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[~~Pietro Tanzini\|~~Pietro Tanzini]].		'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini]].

	It was built by [[~~Merton Drury\|~~Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[~~Theresa Kearney\|~~Theresa Kearney]].		It was built by [[Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney]].

	One patient who cured there was [[~~Frank G. Miller\|~~Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[~~Ed Worthington\|~~Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.		One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.

	[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989SouthEast.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, South East]]		[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989SouthEast.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, South East]]

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	'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini\|Pietro Tanzini]].		'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini\|Pietro Tanzini]].

	It was built by [[Merton Drury\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[~~1917 health survey\|~~1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney\|Theresa Kearney]].		It was built by [[Merton Drury\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney\|Theresa Kearney]].

	One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.		One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.

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	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]		[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]]

			'''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]

	'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue		'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue

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	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]		[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]

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	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]		[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]

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	[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|left\|]]]]		[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|left\|]]]]

	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[~~Bloomingdale Avenue\|~~Bloomingdale Avenue]]		[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]

	'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue		'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue

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	'''[[~~Other historic properties\|~~Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''

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	[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|left\|]]]]		[[File:Drury Cottage.jpg\|left\|]]]]

	[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary~~%20Hotaling~~\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale~~%20Avenue~~\|Bloomingdale Avenue]]		[[File:Newman and Holmes fire 1977.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Newman and Holmes\|Newman and Holmes]] fire, July 2, 2002. The house in the foreground is the Drury Cottage at 29 Bloomingdale Avenue. Courtesy of [[Mary Hotaling\|Mary Hotaling]]. ]] '''Address:''' 52 [[Bloomingdale Avenue\|Bloomingdale Avenue]]

	'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue		'''Old Address:''' 29 Bloomingdale Avenue
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	'''Year built:''' c. 1912		'''Year built:''' c. 1912

	'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro~~%20Tanzini~~\|Pietro Tanzini]].		'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini\|Pietro Tanzini]].

	It was built by [[Merton~~%20Drury~~\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917~~%20health%20survey~~\|1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa~~%20Kearney~~\|Theresa Kearney]].		It was built by [[Merton Drury\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917 health survey\|1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney\|Theresa Kearney]].

	One patient who cured there was [[Frank~~%20G~~.~~%20Miller~~\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed~~%20Worthington~~\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.		One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.

	[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989SouthEast.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, South East]]		[[File:29BloomingdaleDruryCottageFeb1989SouthEast.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|\|Drury Cottage February 1989, South East]]
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	'''[[Other~~%20historic%20properties~~\|Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties\|Other historic properties]]'''

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	'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini\|Pietro Tanzini]].		'''Other information:''' The only residence in the village to feature a cobblestone cure porch, most likely the work of [[Pietro Tanzini\|Pietro Tanzini]].

	It was built by [[Merton Drury\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[~~1917 health survey\|~~1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney\|Theresa Kearney]].		It was built by [[Merton Drury\|Merton Drury]], a livery operator. The [[1917 health survey]] lists it as having a tuberculous resident. By 1926, it was registered as a commercial private sanatorium, operated as a boarding cottage by Mrs. [[Theresa Kearney\|Theresa Kearney]].

	One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.		One patient who cured there was [[Frank G. Miller\|Frank G. Miller]]. Later, [[Ed Worthington\|Ed Worthington]] and his wife, Nita, lived in an apartment there, with their young daughter, Janet.