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59. William Bonifay House

59. William Bonifay House. 6812 Oak Street. Circa 1907. Frame Vernacular. The house possesses several classical details such as its transom and sidelights. The house was purchased by William Bonifay in 1914.

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57. Uriah Chavers Rental

Uriah Chavers Rental. 5205 Mary Street. Circa 1924. Frame Vernacular. This house was built as a rental home by Uriah Chavers of the Milton Mercantile Company.

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56. Hobbs Rental II

obbs Rental II. 5211 Mary Street. Circa 1922. Bungalow. This house was also built by Hobbs as a rental home. It is virtually identical to 5215 Mary Street.

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55. Hobbs Rental

55. Hobbs Rental. 5215 Mary Street. Circa 1922. Bungalow. This house was originally built as rental home by R.H. Hobbs. The house exhibits classic details of
the Craftsman style with its low slope roof, wide eave overhang, exposed rafters, and continuous porch resting ...

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53. D.H. Melvin House II

D.H. Melvin House II. 5227 Mary Street. 1925. Frame Vernacular. This house was originally built with Craftsman style. The original front porch and carport have been removed.

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52. D.H. Melvin House

52. D.H. Melvin House. 5231 Mary Street. 1926. Frame Vernacular. This house has details of the Craftsman style.

David Holmes Melvin was the son of Joseph and Mary Melvin. D.H. was born on December 21st, 1875. In 1904, he marreid ...

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58. William-Davison House

William Davison House. 6813 Oak Street. Circa 1895. Frame Vernacular. This house was built by William C. Davison, a prominent Milton resident at the time. William Davison owned a steam powered gristmill that was located near the railroad depot. The ...

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50. Allen-St. Claire House

50. Allen St. Claire House. 6788 Margaret Street. Circa 1890. Frame Vernacular. This house, with its modest details is a typical rural vernacular building, showing the evolution of a double pen house type.

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49. L&N Railroad

L&N Railroad Depot. 5003 Henry Street. 1909. Frame Vernacular. The first depot was built on this site in 1882, the same year the
railroad was completed in Milton.
It burned in 1909, and the current
building was built the same ...

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47. Finklestein House

Finkelstein House. 5021 Henry Street. 1926. Frame Vernacular. This house has elements of Craftsman style.

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