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[[File:Tully | [[File:Tully Cottage.jpg|right|thumb||Tully Cottage, photographed from the southwest. [[https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/56/rec/13|Historic Image]] ]] [[File:Anna Hesse.jpg|right|thumb||Anna Hesse in the 1928 ''[[Canaras|Canaras]]''|. ]]'''Address:''' 173 [[Broadway|Broadway]] | ||
'''Old Address:''' 164 Broadway | '''Old Address:''' 164 Broadway | ||
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'''Year built:''' 1894 | '''Year built:''' 1894 | ||
'''Other information:''' According to the [[1916 | '''Other information:''' According to the [[1916 TB Directory|1916 TB Directory]], the '''Tully Cottage''', run by [[Mrs. Tully|Mrs. Tully]], had room for one patient, and charged $9 Table and $6 Board per week. The January 1931 Sanborn map shows a large frame building at 164 Broadway, close to the road and above a stone retaining wall, just north of the [[Broadway School|Broadway School]], labeled the Tully Cottage and also marked Sanatorium. | ||
'''Residents''': Mrs. [[Emily | '''Residents''': Mrs. [[Emily Whitman|Emily Morrow]] nee Whitman built this house in 1894 and lived there until her death in 1925. Her daughter [[Francis Morrow|Francis Morrow]] who married [[John Tully|John Tully]] and granddaughter were living with her in the 1910 and 1920 Censuses. | ||
[[Betty | [[Betty Koop|Elizabeth Temming Koop]] stayed at the Tully Cottage on Broadway | ||
In 1950 [[Isabel | In 1950 [[Isabel Smith|Isabel S. Malmstrom]], age 41, gave 164 Broadway as her local address. | ||
[[File:BROOKLYN | [[File:BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUMMER RESORT DIRECTORY SECTION%2C 1926.jpg|right|thumb|''|BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE''<br>SUMMER RESORT DIRECTORY, 1926]]Mr. and Mrs. [[Bernard Moody|Bernard Moody]] are reported at this address in a 1955 birth announcement. | ||
'''[[Other | '''[[Other historic properties|Other historic properties]]''' | ||
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Revision as of 12:10, 23 December 2025
Address: 173 Broadway
Old Address: 164 Broadway
Other names:
Cure Evidence: SLA1935, PHR1930, TBSBC, TBVA
Year built: 1894
Other information: According to the 1916 TB Directory, the Tully Cottage, run by Mrs. Tully, had room for one patient, and charged $9 Table and $6 Board per week. The January 1931 Sanborn map shows a large frame building at 164 Broadway, close to the road and above a stone retaining wall, just north of the Broadway School, labeled the Tully Cottage and also marked Sanatorium.
Residents: Mrs. Emily Morrow nee Whitman built this house in 1894 and lived there until her death in 1925. Her daughter Francis Morrow who married John Tully and granddaughter were living with her in the 1910 and 1920 Censuses.
Elizabeth Temming Koop stayed at the Tully Cottage on Broadway
In 1950 Isabel S. Malmstrom, age 41, gave 164 Broadway as her local address.
SUMMER RESORT DIRECTORY, 1926
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Moody are reported at this address in a 1955 birth announcement.
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2012-10-07 00:16:52 Dorothy Tully Tuttle (1898-1986), daughter of John Tully & Frances Morrow, was my grandmother's 1st cousin. I'd love to contact anyone who knew Dorothy or has photographs or her or her family. E-mail: jonathanindy at gmail dot com. —70.194.70.125