316 North 32^nd Street

The house was built by John Shedwick.

“three-story red brick Victorian double with S-shaped bracketed wood cornice. 316 has altered porch and reduced window size, circa 1940. Built with 320-22. --- Contributing”

(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, 1985)

History of 316 N. 32^nd

1869, June 17: Title transferred to Rebecca L. Conard by John Shedwick

1870:

Thomas Conrad 30 Iron founder; real estate: $5,000, personal property: $3,000

Rebecca Conrad 27

Carrie Conrad 3

Lydia Blackiston 16 Domestic servant; black; born in DE

Bessie Torbert 23

Mary Cline 22

Ira Townsend 52 Gardener; born in VT

1871 Directory: Conard Thomas P., Conard & Murray, iron foundry, 3114 Market St.

1880:

[T.] P. Conrad 45 Gentleman

Rebecca Conrad 36

Carolyn Conrad 14

Wilfred Conrad 8

Henry Conrad 5

Ralph Conrad 2

Mary Satterwaitte 20 Servant

The 1886 directory lists him (as “Conard”) living in Lansdowne.

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