Storage Cabin: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:18, 23 December 2025

Reference Number: 20A

Address: On the grounds of the American Management Association

Old Address: On the grounds of the Trudeau Sanatorium. The following description is from the nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, c. 1991.

Year built: pre-1941

Across the narrow drive behind the Radiographer's Cottage is a wood-frame, wood-shingled one-room cabin with log rafters and an asphalt roof. This building may have once housed patients in summer. Subsequently, it was used as a playhouse. On the 1914 map, it is labeled storage. It is now in deteriorated condition, with a large hole in the roof.

This building has since been torn down.

Source:

[Register of Historic Places Registration Form]

Other historic properties

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 '''Year built:''' pre-1941
-Across the narrow drive behind the [[Radiographer%27s Cottage|Radiographer's Cottage]] is a wood-frame, wood-shingled one-room cabin with log rafters and an asphalt roof. This building may have once housed patients in summer. Subsequently, it was used as a playhouse. On the 1914 map, it is labeled storage. It is now in deteriorated condition, with a large hole in the roof.
+Across the narrow drive behind the [[Radiographer's Cottage|Radiographer's Cottage]] is a wood-frame, wood-shingled one-room cabin with log rafters and an asphalt roof. This building may have once housed patients in summer. Subsequently, it was used as a playhouse. On the 1914 map, it is labeled storage. It is now in deteriorated condition, with a large hole in the roof.
 This building has since been torn down.