This row was
built by John B. Martel.
3826-3840: “two-and-one-half
story mansarded brick commercial row. Arched
entrances, most have first floor front commercia1 alterations, pressed metal
cornices. Number 3826, the only stuccoed facade, has
pedimented doorway. All but 38 26 have second floor projecting wood bays; 3836,
3838 and 3840 - aluminum sided. Carved decorative wood cornice across entire row;
slate shingled mansard with single and paired dormer windows be 1 ow projecting
Victorian bracketed gab1es. – Contributing.”
(Inventory
of Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the
National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
The
History
1878 Directory
(Fall 1877): Barron Philip
Barron Philip, Jr., segars
1879 Directory: Echert John B., painter
The
1880 census lists him living at 3709 Smedley St. with his wife, Eliza, and
their son and three daughters. He was 37.
1880: This house was apparently
vacant at the time of this census.
1881 Directory: Borie George F., lawyer at, 30 N. 7th St.
The
1880 census shows him living at 4727 Frankfort Ave. with his wife, Janes, their
son and two daughters, and two of his sisters-in-law. He was 48. His father was
born in France.
1900:
Frank Panzello 36 Tailor;
born in Italy, immigrated in 1879; renting
Nellie Panzello 30 Married
12 years, five children; born in Italy
James Panzello 10
Ralph Panzello 6
Agnes Panzello 9
Mary Panzello 4
Salvins Panzello 11
months
1910:
George Jupe 36 Fireman for stationary boiler; born in Russia, speaks Lettish,
immigrated in 1893; renting
Rosalie Jupe 38 Milliner with own store; married 13 years, 2 children; born
in Russia, speaks Lettish, immigrated in 1892
Rhinehold Jupe 12
Rosalie Jupe 9
1920:
Frank Killian 28 Riveter at shipyard; renting
Vera Killian 23
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