Stuckman Cottage - Revision history

MWanner: NRHP pdf

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NRHP pdf

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	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~https~~:~~//s3~~.~~amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001459.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (~~pdf)]		* [[File:Stuckman Cottage NRHP.pdf\|thumb]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|\|February 1989, western exposure]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|\|February 1989, western exposure]]

MWanner: NRHP link, image sizes

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NRHP link, image sizes

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

	[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|Stuckman Cottage]]
	~~'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street~~\|~~Fawn Street~~]]

	'''Old Address:''' 6 [[~~Clinton Avenue\|~~Clinton Avenue]]		'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street]]

			'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue]]

	'''Other Names:''' Hazelton Cottage (1911), Ulmer Cottage (1928), Clark Cottage (1933); [[DIS]]		'''Other Names:''' Hazelton Cottage (1911), Ulmer Cottage (1928), Clark Cottage (1933); [[DIS]]
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	'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.		'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.

	The [[1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[~~Marie Stuckman\|~~Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[~~Ms. Ulmer\|~~Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[~~Mrs. L. Clark\|~~Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.		The [[1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.

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

	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~[90NR02918_3380~~.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001459.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|\|February 1989, western exposure]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|~~right~~\|]]]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|February 1989, Northern exposure]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989South.jpeg\|~~right~~\|]]]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989South.jpeg\|\|thumb\|400px\|February 1989, Southern exposure]]

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	'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.		'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.

	The [[1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[~~T.B. Society\|~~T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.		The [[1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.

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

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	'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.		'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.

	The [[~~1917 health survey\|~~1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.		The [[1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.

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

MWanner: Text replacement - "DIS" to "DIS"

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	'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]

	'''Other Names:''' Hazelton Cottage (1911), Ulmer Cottage (1928), Clark Cottage (1933); [[~~DIS\|~~DIS]]		'''Other Names:''' Hazelton Cottage (1911), Ulmer Cottage (1928), Clark Cottage (1933); [[DIS]]

	'''Year built:''' between 1897 and 1900		'''Year built:''' between 1897 and 1900

MWanner: Text replacement - "cure porch" to "cure porch"

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	'''Year built:''' between 1897 and 1900		'''Year built:''' between 1897 and 1900

	'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[~~cure porch\|~~cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.		'''Other information:''' Built as a single-family residence, a number of [[cure porch]]es have been added over several years; one encircles the west and south sides, topped by a two-bay sleeping porch on the south side and a third-floor. The northern facade has a three-bay cure porch on the second floor above the main entrance. There are three apartments.

	The [[1917 health survey\|1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.		The [[1917 health survey\|1917 health survey]] indicates no TB patients in residence, but by 1925, the house was registered as a private sanatorium, operated by Miss [[Marie Stuckman\|Marie Stuckman]] as a boarding cottage with care, with three rooms for rent on the second floor, and two on the third floor, all with cure porches; rates ranged from $23 to $30. In 1928, a [[Ms. Ulmer\|Ms. Ulmer]] ran the house, with a fourth room added, with no porch. The [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]] inspection noted that Ms. Ulmer was a "good practical nurse." The 1933 records list [[Mrs. L. Clark\|Mrs. L. Clark]] as the operator.

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

	[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|~~left~~\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]
			'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]

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	* [[90NR02918_3380.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [[90NR02918_3380.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|~~left~~\|]] ]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|right\|]]]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|right\|]]]]

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

	[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|left\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|left\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]

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	[[File:Stuckman Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]

	[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|left\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|left\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]

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

	[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|~~left~~\|]]'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]		[[File:Stuckman Cottage2.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]
			'''Address:''' 17 [[Fawn Street\|Fawn Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' 6 [[Clinton Avenue\|Clinton Avenue]]

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	* [[90NR02918_3380.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [[90NR02918_3380.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|~~left~~\|]] ]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989West.jpeg\|thumb\|400px\|]]

	[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|right\|]]]]		[[File:6ClintonStuckmanFeb1989North.jpeg\|right\|]]]]