3-5 Washington Ave Schenectady
Details
- Address
- 3-5 Washington Ave Schenectady
- Year Built
- 1835
- Building Type
- Residence
- Construction
- 2 story with Wood lining.
Description
JACOB VROOMAN HOUSE
This excellent example of early 19th century American architecture was built in 1835 by Jacob Vrooman on the site of an earlier house destroyed by fire. Originally one large house, it was later divided into two separate dwellings, a new doorway and hall being added on the south side.
This excellent example of early 19th century American architecture was built in 1835 by Jacob Vrooman on the site of an earlier house destroyed by fire. Originally one large house, it was later divided into two separate dwellings, a new doorway and hall being added on the south side.
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3-5 Washington Avenue ca. 1870
3-5 Washington Avenue ca. 1890
3-5 Washington Avenue 1962
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Resident Household in 1910
| Name | Sex | Age | Relation | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| William H Truax | M | 56 | Head | Clerk |
| Mary J Truax | F | 44 | Wife | Clerk |
| Georgia Phelps | F | 15 | Stepdaughter | Clerk |
| Edward Collinton | M | 20 | Lodger | Laborer |
| S D Sperbeck | M | 35 | Lodger | Expressman |
| Sarah S Lyons | F | 54 | Lodger | Servant |
| John F Brennan | M | 43 | Lodger | Machinist |
| Frank Gavigan | M | 42 | Lodger | Machinist |
| Kenneth Lovelee | M | 27 | Lodger | Manager |
| Frank Buchanan | M | 36 | Lodger | Electrical Engineer |
| Dewitt Whitbeck | M | 46 | Lodger | Foreman |