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Latest revision as of 11:32, 18 September 2025
Address: 299 Park Avenue
Old Address: 134 Park Avenue
Other names:
Year built: c.1930
Architect:
Other information: This was the home of Katherine Hoctor, owner of Katherine Hoctor Ladies Apparel, and of her husband Cornelius Hoctor.
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2010-02-10 20:04:59 Evelyn Zilliox writes on 2/2010 "...I lived 17 yrs on 25 Old Military Rd. The neighbors behind us were the Hocters at 134 (?299) Park Ave. At that time there was a cedar hedge between the houses in which I hid after performing some childhood prank for which I feared punishment. The Hocter's, already elderly and ailing, always "sniffed" me out an brought me in for cocoa and cookies until the situation blew over. Always loved them!! —amycatania