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19 State Street (Frederick Wolfe House) - 1968
Color slide of 19 State Street (Frederick Wolfe House), street (front) elevation, before its relocation (from 21 State Street) and restoration. Date-stamped Feb. 1968.
Record Type: Photo
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19 State Street (Frederick Wolfe House) - ca. 1996
B&W photograph of 19 State Street (Frederick Wolfe House), street (front) elevation. Three photographs in sleeve, different orientations. Formerly located at 21 State Street.
Record Type: Photo
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Drawing, Architectural - 21 State Street [now 19 State Street]
Title of drawing: 21 State Street [relocated to 19 State Street] Date of drawing: 1/1972 Name of creator(s): H.A. DeCosta Co., General Contractors 1st Floor Plan, 2nd Floor Plan, Attic Plan. 2 pages of same drawing; Page 2 includes renovation notes and a date that is not clearly legible--appears to read: January 1972. Page 2 also includes handwritten notes.
Record Type: Archive
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Property File - 19 State Street (Frederick Wolfe House)
Constructed ca. 1796; restored ca. 1968. Frederick Wolfe built this simple 2½ story, weatherboarded house after the fire of 1796. After Wolfe's death his widow and her second husband conveyed the building to Thomas N. Gadsden, the wealthy investor who lived at 116 Broad Street. Gadsden held it as one of his many investment properties. In 1968, instead of a threatened demolition, First Federal Savings and Loan gave the house to the Preservation So...
Record Type: Archive
