101 State St Schenectady
Details
- Address
- 101 State St Schenectady
- Year Built
- 1762 (ca.)
- Building Type
- Residence
- Construction
- 2 story Brick structure with Brick lining.
Description
DANIEL CAMPBELL HOUSE
Daniel Campbell, one of the most successful of Schenectady’s early merchants, commissioned the noted architect Samuel Fuller in 1762 to design this spacious new home. Sir William Johnson was a frequent visitor here. After Daniel Campbell’s death, in 1802, his widow lived in the house until 1812. Over the years a great many unfortunate alterations were made in this fine old building. In 1962 an extensive restoration w'as undertaken, bringing back the structure so far as practicable to its original appearance.
Daniel Campbell, one of the most successful of Schenectady’s early merchants, commissioned the noted architect Samuel Fuller in 1762 to design this spacious new home. Sir William Johnson was a frequent visitor here. After Daniel Campbell’s death, in 1802, his widow lived in the house until 1812. Over the years a great many unfortunate alterations were made in this fine old building. In 1962 an extensive restoration w'as undertaken, bringing back the structure so far as practicable to its original appearance.
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101 State Street ca. 1890
Angelica Bradt Campbell - wife of Daniel Campbell
Daniel Campbell - husband of Angelcia Bradt Campbell
Plaque at 101 State Street
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Resident Household in 1910
| Name | Sex | Age | Relation | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Katharine Meyers | F | 50 | Head | None |
| Stewart Meyers | M | 28 | Son | None |
| Katharine A Meyers | F | 26 | Daughter-in-Law | Proprietor |
| Joseph E Coleman | M | 34 | Lodger | Electrical Engineer |
| Edward Payne | M | 25 | Lodger | Electrical Engineer |