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Submitted by Natalie (not verified) on Fri, 3/30/2012 - 9:50am
that alternating railing pattern appeared in other homes in the neighborhood.
See 606 Holloway St.
We copied it for our deck at 406 Oakwood.
Submitted by charles g. (not verified) on Sat, 12/22/2012 - 7:15pm
In 1958 I was in the fourth grade at fuller school and I walked by this house on the way to school.I only lived two blocks away on markham street .The name was changed to mallard ave a year or so later,You can see markham on the street marker.I loved those old street sign posts ,wish the city stilled used them.Sadly when you are that age those old houses don`t have the same charm that they have now. After all these years I don`t have any pictures from the old neighborhood,but we are lucky to have your web page Gary .I enjoy seeing these old houses again.THANK YOU !
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