This contributing, c.l920 Bungalow-style residence, with 1-1/2 story, hip-on-gable plan, stone chimney, original multi-pane sash. cornice brackets. concrete block foundations, and shed-roofed dormer, is another example of the type of more substantial and high style residential development which took place along Elm Street and Library Avenue during the first quarter of the twentieth century.
The property also contains a contributing intact rear outbuilding.
Carrie Young, widow of Alfred Judson Young sold the house in 1944 to Marcus Bruce, who later sold it in 1953 to Donald Borth. This property was part of the Cunningham Farm Subdivision.
The property also contains a contributing intact rear outbuilding.
Carrie Young, widow of Alfred Judson Young sold the house in 1944 to Marcus Bruce, who later sold it in 1953 to Donald Borth. This property was part of the Cunningham Farm Subdivision.
