Places
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Beesley-Milwee House
This building was constructed around 1885 for Kate Beesley’s millinery shop, which is to say she was a hat maker. In 1916, George Edward and Hallie LaVigne purchased it. George […]
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Kelley House
This home was originally built in about 1925. Originally it was used as a garage apartment. The two-story section in the rear grew through a series of additions. Its simple […]
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Menick House
This home was constructed around 1920 for J. Henry Menick and his wife. Menick was partners with Fredrick Slade in the Slade-Menick Manufacturing Company. Among other commerce, the company had […]
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Le Rue House
This home was constructed in 1885 by J. S. Le Rue, a Longwood staircase builder and blacksmith. This T-plan house has many craftsman touches along the roofline and front section […]
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114 Bay Ave
This home was built around 1920 as an investment property. It was rented out to serve the influx of working class folks coming into the area in need of a […]
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Slade House
This home was originally constructed in 1885, although its early residents are unknown. It has been extensively renovated and expanded over the years. The original section of the house is […]
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Henck-Tinker Building
Over the decades this building has been used for various things. Starting its life as a bank, it has been a feed store, thrift shop, restaurant, grocery, and today it […]
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Payne Building
The two-story section was built in 1920 by Lester and Blanche Payne. It was constructed soon after they purchased the Old Post Office next door. This addition was built by […]
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J. D. & N. J. Lewis House
This building has moved around a lot! It was initially built at 202 Wilma Street, at the corner of Wilma and Warren, where the Longwood Community Building is today. The […]
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Old Post Office
Reports are conflicting, but this building was built in 1910. Around 1920 it was purchased by Lester and Blanche Payne, who built the two-story adjoining building next door. This building […]