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| Year
Built:
Permit Date: |
1930
7/25/1930 (?) |
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Architect: |
Royal
Barry Wills |
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Builder: |
Maurice
Dunlavy |
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Cost
to Build: |
N/A |
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Owner
(On Permit Date): |
Maurice
Dunlavy |
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First
Residents: |
Joseph
L. & Louise
E. Pearson |
Another
in the string of Maurice Dunlavy-built/Royal Barry Wills-designed
houses stretching from Lowell Road, up Stanton Road, and around
the corner to Welland Road, 90 Stanton was the home initially of
Joseph and Louise Pearson, previously living down the street at
27 Stanton Road on the other side of Greenough Street.
Joseph Lavell
Pearson (born 1880 in Maine) was for many years the manager of the
Rhodes Bros. grocery store at the intersection of Harvard and Washington
Street in Brookline Village. Rhodes Bros. was in the building now
occupied by Food Center Liquors and the Beacon Hill Athletic Club.
He lived at 90 Stanton with his wife Louise (born c1880 in New York)
and Louise's mother Rosetta Perkins. They were listed in the Street
List here from 1931 to 1941. Joseph's sister Orrie was listed with
them in 1940.

Following
the Pearsons at this address were Bernard S. and Bertha Herring,
previously at 198 Clark Road. The Herrings were listed here from
1942 through the late 1960s. Bernard was a merchant, although no
further information is available.
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