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Latest revision as of 04:35, 17 November 2024

Address: 61 Park Avenue [or (61-63)]
Old Address: 36 Park Avenue
Other names: Chester Cottage (1911), Hunter Cottage (1913), Carr Cottage (1939)
Year built: c. 1915
Architect: none
Sarah H. Chester was a schoolteacher from the Southeast. She had a platform built before 1904 for the large tent where she spent her summers every year. She returned south each winter. By 1915, Miss Chester had built a small cabin on the same platform, a modest dwelling that remained with minor alterations until it nearly collapsed and was torn down.
The Chester Cabin was a contributing building to the Cottage Row Historic District. After it had fallen into serious disrepair and was condemned by the Village, the cabin, reputed to be built on a tent platform base, was torn down in 2014 or early 2015.
Malone Farmer, July 31, 1901
The cottage of Miss Chester . . . at the foot of Mt. Pisgah took fire from a lamp explosion but the fire department extinguished the blaze before much damage was done.
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