The Neighborhood - Revision history

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	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards. Interestingly, the map continues to show the full Vermilya lot 14 years after the lot for the Longnecker house was divided off, although the original J. Longnecker lot to the west has been subdivided.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards. Interestingly, the map continues to show the full Vermilya lot 14 years after the lot for the Longnecker house was divided off, although the original J. Longnecker lot to the west has been subdivided.

	[[File:~~1912CityDetail~~.~~JPG~~\|800px\|1912 City Map]]		[[File:1912CityDetailClipped.jpg\|800px\|1912 City Map]]

WikiSysop at 02:03, 11 April 2020

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.

	Note in the map below that J. Longnecker is shown owning a lot with two ~~housed~~ built on it a couple of properties to the west.		Note in the map below that J. Longnecker is shown owning a lot with two houses built on it a couple of properties to the west.

	[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|800px\|1895 Atlas]]		[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|800px\|1895 Atlas]]
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	[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|800px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]		[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|800px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards. Interestingly, the map continues to show the full Vermilya lot 14 years after the lot for the Longnecker house was divided off.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards. Interestingly, the map continues to show the full Vermilya lot 14 years after the lot for the Longnecker house was divided off, although the original J. Longnecker lot to the west has been subdivided.

	[[File:1912CityDetail.JPG\|800px\|1912 City Map]]		[[File:1912CityDetail.JPG\|800px\|1912 City Map]]

WikiSysop at 02:01, 11 April 2020

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.

			Note in the map below that J. Longnecker is shown owning a lot with two housed built on it a couple of properties to the west.

	[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|800px\|1895 Atlas]]		[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|800px\|1895 Atlas]]
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	[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|800px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]		[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|800px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards. Interestingly, the map continues to show the full Vermilya lot 14 years after the lot for the Longnecker house was divided off.

			[[File:1912CityDetail.JPG\|800px\|1912 City Map]]

WikiSysop at 01:55, 11 April 2020

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.

	[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|~~900px~~\|1895 Atlas]]		[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|800px\|1895 Atlas]]

	By 1909, the Dunham farm was turned into City Park with Oak Street extended to accessed it, thereby separating the former farm from the Longnecker property, which thus became a corner lot.		By 1909, the Dunham farm was turned into City Park with Oak Street extended to accessed it, thereby separating the former farm from the Longnecker property, which thus became a corner lot.

	[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|~~900px~~\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]		[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|800px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

WikiSysop at 01:54, 11 April 2020

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.

	[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|1895 Atlas]]		[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|900px\|1895 Atlas]]

	By 1909, the Dunham farm was turned into City Park with Oak Street extended to accessed it, thereby separating the former farm from the Longnecker property, which thus became a corner lot.		By 1909, the Dunham farm was turned into City Park with Oak Street extended to accessed it, thereby separating the former farm from the Longnecker property, which thus became a corner lot.

	[[File:~~IMAG0410~~.jpg\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park]]		[[File:IMAG0409.jpg\|900px\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park, and 1950s aerial view]]

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

WikiSysop at 01:50, 11 April 2020

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	When the Longnecker House was built in 1898, this area was just being built up and "town" was considered 1/2 mile to the west where the downtown core is located to this day.		When the Longnecker House was built in 1898, this area was just being built up and "town" was considered 1/2 mile to the west where the downtown core is located to this day.

	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between ~~them~~ and the Longnecker house.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm, owned by Martha Dunham, with no street between that and the George Vermilya property, which would be divided to create the lot for the Longnecker house in 1898.

	[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|1895 Atlas]]		[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|1895 Atlas]]

	By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park ~~accessed by the extension of~~ Oak Street ~~now~~ separating the former ~~fine~~ from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.		By 1909, the Dunham farm was turned into City Park with Oak Street extended to accessed it, thereby separating the former farm from the Longnecker property, which thus became a corner lot.

			[[File:IMAG0410.jpg\|1909 Plat of City Park, now called East Park]]

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

WikiSysop at 01:43, 11 April 2020

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between them and the Longnecker house.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between them and the Longnecker house.
			[[File:1895Atlas.JPG\|1895 Atlas]]

	By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park accessed by the extension of Oak Street now separating the former fine from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.		By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park accessed by the extension of Oak Street now separating the former fine from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

WikiSysop at 14:20, 8 May 2019

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	When the Longnecker House was built in 1898, this area was just being built up and "town" was considered 1/2 mile to the west where the downtown core is located to this day.		When the Longnecker House was built in 1898, this area was just being built up and "town" was considered 1/2 mile to the west where the downtown core is located to this day.

	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the ~~other~~ side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between the ~~properties~~.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the south side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between them and the Longnecker house.

	By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park ~~with a new~~ extension of Oak Street separating it from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.		By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park accessed by the extension of Oak Street now separating the former fine from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

WikiSysop at 22:47, 22 March 2019

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	In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the other side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between the properties.		In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the other side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between the properties.

	By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park with a new ~~street extending north from~~ Oak Street~~, which turned~~ the Longnecker property ~~into~~ a corner lot.		By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park with a new extension of Oak Street separating it from the Longnecker property, which became a corner lot.

	The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.		The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.

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When the Longnecker House was built in 1898, this area was just being built up and "town" was considered 1/2 mile to the west where the downtown core is located to this day.

In the 1895 Atlas, there were only a couple of houses on the other side of the street and the property to the east was still a farm with no street between the properties.

By 1909, the farm was turned into City Park with a new street extending north from Oak Street, which turned the Longnecker property into a corner lot.

The town grew rapidly after that, and now the Longnecker House is firmly in the middle of town, albeit on a more generous lot than most other houses built afterwards.