The "History Mystery" continues!
Last week the "History Mystery" series was introduced with two photos of homes circa 1925. One was identified by the
author immediately as the Castronovo home and the other, "Hoest 04"
needs help being solved as to where it is. Thanks to readers for suggesting
their thoughts, but so far, none are the correct home address.
A volunteer at the Garden City Public Library needs the
information to properly digitize these archive photos.
Another home is on the list for this week as well. It is
entitled, "Hoest 05." It is also a stucco home, similar to
"Hoest 04."
Please look at "Hoest 04" and "05"
carefully and see if you can recognize these homes.
Please contact Suzie Alvey
at 516-326-1720 or suziealvey@gmail.com. (Keep in mind that over the years
porches might have been removed, wings added and other changes may have been
made to the original home.) When identified, Alvey will take a current photo
and the correct address will be posted in this publication.
Help us help
history!
History Mystery Homes
Second in the series of archival photos that need identification.
"Hoest 04" has not been identified yet. Do you know where this home is located in town?
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pat conway June 12, 2013 at 02:10 pm
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