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[[File:12 | [[File:12 Depot Street.jpg|right|thumb|12 Depot Street ]] | ||
[[File:Collins Brothers bottle.jpg|left|thumb|A piece of a Collins Brothers bottle. Courtesy of [[Jack Drury]] ]] | |||
'''Address:''' 15 [[Depot Street]] (listed on the Franklin County Tax Map as 15-21 Depot Street) | |||
'''Old Address:''' 12 Depot Street | '''Old Address:''' 12 Depot Street | ||
'''Other names:''' McGrath Cottage (1929), Golders Cottage (1931), J.J. Carroll (1932); [[ | '''Other names:''' McGrath Cottage (1929), Golders Cottage (1931), J.J. Carroll (1932); [[DIS]] | ||
'''Year built:''' Before 1899 | '''Year built:''' Before 1899 | ||
'''Other information:''' Behind 12 Depot street was the site of [[ | '''Other information:''' Behind 12 Depot street was the site of [[Collins Brothers]] bottling works, according to the [[Sanborn Maps]] of 1903 through 1916. It's address is variously given as 106 1/2 Broadway, 107 1/2 Broadway, and 10 Depot Street. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 15 April 2026
Address: 15 Depot Street (listed on the Franklin County Tax Map as 15-21 Depot Street)
Old Address: 12 Depot Street
Other names: McGrath Cottage (1929), Golders Cottage (1931), J.J. Carroll (1932); DIS
Year built: Before 1899
Other information: Behind 12 Depot street was the site of Collins Brothers bottling works, according to the Sanborn Maps of 1903 through 1916. It's address is variously given as 106 1/2 Broadway, 107 1/2 Broadway, and 10 Depot Street.