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Year
Built:
Permit Date: |
1925
8/13/1925 |
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Architect: |
Albert
Hardtke or Hordtke |
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Builder: |
Lewis
& Hillman |
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Cost
to Build: |
$16,000 |
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Owner
(On Permit Date): |
Lewis
& Hillman, Boston |
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First
Residents: |
Jacob
A. & Pauline de M. Barbey |
One of the
first houses to be built after the resumption of work in Blake Park
in 1925, 104 Gardner Road was the home of Jacob and Pauline Barbey.
They apparently divorced or separated shortly after moving into
the house. Jacob was listed elsewhere in Brookline in the Street
List after 1927 while Pauline continued to live in this house. Jacob,
who was financial vice-president of the New England Mutual Life
Association, died at the Hotel Beaconsfield in 1956.
Pauline
de M. Barbey, who was born in Tennessee, was the only person listed
at this address in the 1930 Census. The house was valued at $35,000.
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