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'''20 Lake Flower Avenue''' was the home between 1906 and 1911 of [[guides|guides]] [[Thomas | '''20 Lake Flower Avenue''' was the home between 1906 and 1911 of [[guides|guides]] [[Thomas Healy|Thomas Healy]] and [[L. J. Smith|L. J. Smith]], and waitress [[Kitty Smith|Kitty Smith]]. From 1954 through 1970, it was the home of nurse [[Phyllis Norman Knobel|Phyllis Norman Knobel]] (Mrs. Raymond Knobel) and of Lloyd C. Miller. | ||
'''Source:''' Village directories | '''Source:''' Village directories | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 3 January 2026
Address: 237 Lake Flower Avenue
Old Address: 20 Lake Flower Avenue
Other names:
Year built: Before 1902
20 Lake Flower Avenue was the home between 1906 and 1911 of guides Thomas Healy and L. J. Smith, and waitress Kitty Smith. From 1954 through 1970, it was the home of nurse Phyllis Norman Knobel (Mrs. Raymond Knobel) and of Lloyd C. Miller.
Source: Village directories