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Hi Chris, Sorry I haven't gotten back to you since January, between work and renovation I haven't had time to get on the internet. Great news about your library search! It gives me hope when I get a chance to start mine. Let me know if you've found out any more interesting things. I love digging into the history of things. I've found plastered over doors and all manner of things that were done to the house - no skeletons or treasure (other than the house itself) yet!

See you later!

By Patricia Lemieux

History at Library and elsewhere

Is the western history wing on the 4th floor? Any special category to search under. The previous owner of our house had done a title search which does provides a tracking of owners back to 1867 I believe. It also shows property division back to that time.
George Sea was the original receiver of property from the US GOVT for part of the land that is now occupied by Congress Park on June 19, 1867.

History at Library and elsewhere

Is the western history wing on the 4th floor? Any special category to search under. The previous owner of our house had done a title search which does provides a tracking of owners back to 1867 I believe. It also shows property division back to that time.
George Sea was the original receiver of property from the US GOVT for part of the land that is now occupied by Congress Park on June 19, 1867.



By Eric Price

house history

Oct 2, 1999 there is a seminar at the West Highlands Lutheran Church at 41st Avenue and Irving...cost $10.00 starting at 8am to 1pm and they are covering lots of subjects regarding old houses and at noon the topic will be researching your home history.

reservations 303-634-4225

By Elizabeth Clayton