The
History of the Building
3404-18: ÒCirca 1875, two-and-one-half story mansarded Victorian double houses; smooth cut ashlar' granite facades over brick construction. Full-height first floor windows except on 3412 where they are
partially filled in; arched doorways with incised brownstone lintels and
surrounds. Second floor windows have incised brownstone lintels and
sills; double bracketed wood cornice. Most of the mansarded
roofs have their original slate shingles. Four gabled dormers with batten-and-
board faces project from the mansards, except for 3412, which has only three,
with scalloped red clay shingles. Pent roofs added.Ó
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application
submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
Previous Residents
1880:
William C. Peirce 34 Stock
broker; father born in N.H., mother in
Kate S. Peirce 27 Born
in N.Y., father born in
May Peirce 5
Hellen Peirce 1
Ñ 2nd household
John M. Child 32 Boarder;
teacher; mother born in N.J.
Catherine Child 34 Born
in N.Y., father born in
John A. Child 1
Rachel Gibbe 20 Servant;
black; born in
Jane Pierce 23 Servant;
black; born in S.C.
(ED 483, 20)
1881
Directory: Peirce
William C., broker, 136 S. 3rd
1900:
Mary
Sunderland 33 Single;
father born in
(ED
578, 9B)
1910:
Thomas T. Sunderland 44 Building
contractor; divorced; father born in
Mary
Sunderland 47 Sister;
single; own income
Laimes P. Sunderland 45 Sister;
single; own income
(ED
533 pg. 1A)
1927
Directory: Miss L. Sunderland
1930:
Earl R Dalton 38 Federal
officer,
Ella M Dalton 36 Married
at age 17
Robert Dalton 18 File
clerk in a law office
Earl Dalton 16 Shipping
clerk
Harold O Dalton 14
James H Dalton 7
Hebert R
George Hendricks 21 Brother-in-law;
clerk for chemical laboratories; mother born in
(ED 397, 4B)
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