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| No: 727-1 | Street: Park | Name: |
| Family: | OwnerInfo: |
| Built: 1890s | Sec: 29 | Sub: George W. Corey | Lot: 34 |
| Architect: | Cont/Build: George W. Corey |
| #Owners: | Orig Use: Residential | Current Use: Replaced in 1987-8 |
| STYLE | Ranch: | Split: | Colonial: | Victorian: | Trans: | Trad: | Other: |
| CapeC: | Bung: | Eng: | Dutch: | Cont: | Misc: | ||
| CATALOGUE | Sears: | Gunn: | Pease: | BH&G: | Pattern: | OtherC: |
| MATERIAL | Siding: | Brick: | Stone: | Stucco: | Br&Sid: | OtherM: |
| ROOF: | Stories: 2 | |||||
| CHANGES | AsBuilt: | AddTo: | SubFrom: | Replace: |
| Owner: Miles F. & Harry H. Eveland | Date Fr: 1936 | DateTo: 1948 |
| 1975 Owner: | Harry H. Eveland |
| Description: | Probably looked like 729 Park before addition. |
| Story 1: | A residence was on this site previously. It was later in such bad condition that it was taken down. The old foundation was found during excavation for this house. An old Chapman Dairy (see 614 Floral) bottle was also found (an Indian Hill dairy). |
| Liza Brown and Patty Fehl both say the original 727 Park looked like 729 Park, so it was another Corey house. It was empty in the early 1940s so Patty Fehl and her teen age friends thought of renting it for their club house. | |
| According to Liza Brown the original house was built in the 1890s or was lived in since the 1890s by a family named Saap. Ruth Clayton also remembers the Saap family here. Ruth also says it looked like 729 Park so was a Corey house of cement construction. | |
| Ruth Clayton tells us that Clyde and Rose Saap lived here in her childhood. It was Rose Saap who kept a cow and walked it daily over the RR bridge and to three empty lots on Harvard (319, 323 & 327) to graze for the day and walked it back home at night. Clyde & Rose are aunt and uncle of Bud Buschmeier (753 Wooster) |
| Story 2: | Henry W. Gruenemeier was in charge of maintenance for the Fresh Air Farm (later Stepping Stones) from 1912 until his retirement, probably in 1970. His wife was Anna L. Gruenemeier. Death notice says he also lived at 5650 Given Road. |
| 1939 Map: | (House here but empty) |
| 1942 Map: | Henry Gruenemeier (moved from Given?) (He died Jan 11, 1978 aged 92 years - 5650 Given Road) |
| 1951/3 Map: | T. Wirley |
| 1959 Directory: |