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'''Other information:''' This house was located on the northwest corner of Bloomingdale Avenue and [[Margaret Street|Margaret Street]], surrounded by those streets, the railroad tracks and [[William Morris Park|William Morris Park]]. The house was torn down some time after 1977 and replaced by the new American Village laundromat and dry cleaner. It was the home of the [[Joseph DeNicolo|Joseph DeNicolo]] family. | '''Other information:''' This house was located on the northwest corner of Bloomingdale Avenue and [[Margaret Street|Margaret Street]], surrounded by those streets, the railroad tracks and [[William Morris Park|William Morris Park]]. The house was torn down some time after 1977 and replaced by the new American Village laundromat and dry cleaner. It was the home of the [[Joseph DeNicolo|Joseph DeNicolo]] family. | ||
A note from Tia Hamm indicates that the family sold the house around 1990 or 1991 a few years before they moved to [[ | A note from Tia Hamm indicates that the family sold the house around 1990 or 1991 a few years before they moved to [[Bloomingdale]]. She wrote "Sad sad day for me to see pics of that house being torn down. Many memories including my dog that was burried in that yard!" —Tia DeNicolo Hamm | ||
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Revision as of 00:36, 15 January 2026
Address: 51 Bloomingdale Avenue
Old Address: 28 Bloomingdale Avenue
Other names: J. Morgan Cottage (1949) DIS
Year built:
Other information: This house was located on the northwest corner of Bloomingdale Avenue and Margaret Street, surrounded by those streets, the railroad tracks and William Morris Park. The house was torn down some time after 1977 and replaced by the new American Village laundromat and dry cleaner. It was the home of the Joseph DeNicolo family.
A note from Tia Hamm indicates that the family sold the house around 1990 or 1991 a few years before they moved to Bloomingdale. She wrote "Sad sad day for me to see pics of that house being torn down. Many memories including my dog that was burried in that yard!" —Tia DeNicolo Hamm