Coulter Cottage: Difference between revisions

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Old Address: 34 Shepard Avenue

Other names: Cane Cottage (1928), Dassance Cottage (1928), Kane Cottage (1928), Kern Cottage (1929), Hamer (1930), Shults Cottage (1933); DIS. An early, but undated, map (probably circa 1911 or later) shows number 34 Shepard Avenue noted as "Coulter."

Year built: between 1897 and 1899

Architect: William L. Coulter

Other information: A two and 1/2 story cure cottage designed by the architect as his own residence. The south side has a sitting-out porch on the first floor, four second-story sleeping porches, and a third-story porch. There is also a large second-story sleeping porch on the north side of the house.

The 1917 health survey lists no tuberculous residents. Later, however, the house was leased to several people who operated it as a cure cottage. The T.B. Society records show the following:

<tbody>|-/n|7/8/1925||nursing cottage||Miss Katherine Lynch|/n|-/n|7/1925||boarding house||Miss Anna V. Pratt|/n|-/n|11/1927||nursing cottage||Mrs. Dassance|/n|-/n|10/26/1928|| ||Mrs. Kane|/n|-/n|8/4/1930|| ||Mrs. Hamer|/n</tbody>

Second floor porch drain slot, September 1981

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See also: 30 Franklin Avenue

Other historic properties

Sources

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)

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 '''Other information:''' A two and 1/2 story cure cottage designed by the architect as his own residence. The south side has a sitting-out porch on the first floor, four second-story sleeping porches, and a third-story porch. There is also a large second-story sleeping porch on the north side of the house.
-The [[1917%20health%20survey|1917 health survey]] lists no tuberculous residents. Later, however, the house was leased to several people who operated it as a cure cottage. The [[T.B.%20Society|T.B. Society]] records show the following:{|
+The [[1917%20health%20survey|1917 health survey]] lists no tuberculous residents. Later, however, the house was leased to several people who operated it as a cure cottage. The [[T.B.%20Society|T.B. Society]] records show the following:
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 <tbody>|-/n|7/8/1925||nursing cottage||Miss Katherine Lynch|/n|-/n|7/1925||boarding house||Miss Anna V. Pratt|/n|-/n|11/1927||nursing cottage||[[Grace%20Bassett%20McKillip|Mrs. Dassance]]|/n|-/n|10/26/1928|| ||Mrs. Kane|/n|-/n|8/4/1930|| ||Mrs. Hamer|/n</tbody>
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