Helen Street: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 20:16, 22 December 2024

Helen Street runs northeast from Church Street up Helen Hill to Pine Street. It was named for Helen Isham by her father Fred Isham, who developed the Helen Hill area in the 1890s. ¹

class="wikitable" TBSWC, DIS (1953) [[1]]|\n|-\n|10 Helen Street||19 Helen Street||

||TBSWC|\n|-\n|11 Helen Street||TBSWC|| || |\n|-\n|14 Helen Street||destroyed||

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[[2]], Cure Cottages, p. 165|\n|-\n|15 Helen Street||27 Helen Street||

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[[3]]|\n|-\n|Crosses Front Street|\n|-\n|16 Helen Street||35 Helen Street||

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[[4]], [[5]]|\n|-\n|18 Helen Street||39-40 Helen Street||

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Cure Cottages, p. 54|\n|-\n|18 Front Street||40 Helen Street||

||DIS 1913|\n|-\n|20 Helen Street||43 Helen Street||

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[[6]]|\n|-\n|24 Helen Street||51 Helen Street||

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Cure Cottages, p. 19|\n|-\n|25 Helen Street||Site vacant, 2009||Addis K. Botsford Cottage|

Cure Cottages, p. 165|\n|-\n|Crosses Shepard Avenue|\n|-\n|30 Helen Street||Site vacant, 2009||30 Helen Street|

DIS 1929

Ray Ridabock house and studio.|\n|-\n|31 Helen Street||Site vacant, 2009||31 Helen Street, ||DIS|\n|-\n|32 Helen Street||71 Helen Street||

||TBSBC|\n|-\n|33 Helen Street||68 Helen Street||

||TBSWC, TBVA|\n|-\n|34 Helen Street||Site vacant, 2009 and on all Sanborn Maps||Vandenburg Cottage||DIS 1929|\n|-\n|35 Helen Street||72 Helen Street||

||SLA1935, TBSBC, USC1925|\n|-\n|Crosses Franklin Avenue|\n|-\n|39 Helen Street||84 Helen Street||

||TBSWC, USC1925|\n|-\n|40 Helen Street||87 Helen Street||

||TBSBC, TBSWC|\n|-\n|41 Helen Street||Site vacant, 2009||Nutter Cottage||DIS 1928|\n|-\n|43 Helen Street||90 Helen Street||Nutter Cottage 2||TBSWC|\n|-\n|44 Helen Street||95 Helen Street||

||TBSBC, TBSWC, USC1925|\n|-\n|47 Helen Street||96 Helen Street||

||TBSBC, TBSWC, USC1925|\n|-\n|Passes Clinton Avenue (now Fawn Street)|\n|-\n|48 Helen Street||103 Helen Street||

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Cure Cottage Museum|\n|-\n|49 Helen Street||102 Helen Street||

||DIS|\n|-\n|Ends at Pine Street|\n</tbody>

Footnotes

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-'''Helen Street''' runs northeast from [[Church%20Street|Church Street]] up [[Helen%20Hill|Helen Hill]] to [[Pine%20Street|Pine Street]]. It was named for [[Helen%20Isham|Helen Isham]] by her father [[Fred%20Isham|Fred Isham]], who developed the [[Helen%20Hill|Helen Hill]] area in the 1890s. <sup>1</sup>{|  class="wikitable"
+'''Helen Street''' runs northeast from [[Church%20Street|Church Street]] up [[Helen%20Hill|Helen Hill]] to [[Pine%20Street|Pine Street]]. It was named for [[Helen%20Isham|Helen Isham]] by her father [[Fred%20Isham|Fred Isham]], who developed the [[Helen%20Hill|Helen Hill]] area in the 1890s. <sup>1</sup>
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 |-\n|'''Old Address'''||'''[[Post-911%20Address|Post-911 Address]]'''||'''Building Name'''||'''Cure Evidence''''''/Notes'''|\n|-\n|Starts at '''[[Church%20Street|Church Street]]''' ([[St.%20Bernard%20Street|St. Bernard Street]] continues southwest)|\n|-\n|8 Helen Street||15 Helen Street||[[File:8%20Helen%20Street.jpg|thumb|[[Baldwin%20Apartments|Baldwin Apartments]]]]|