Robbins House

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Glendale Heritage Preservation Museum

Name/Title

Robbins House

Entry/Object ID

2000.003.6026

Scope and Content

Robbins House, a Pivotal Structure, is located at 780 Ivy Avenue. This house was built in 1868 by Dr. Samuel Robbins in the French Renaissance Revival style. This house is said to be the first in Glendale with a mansard style roof. Dr. Robbins , who was credited with building other early village houses, unfortunately died before this one was completed. Clarence and Vera Tazwell owned the house from 1949-June 1965

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780 Ivy Avenue, French Second Empire, Pivotal Structure, Victorian Period Plaque, Renaissance Revival

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Lawson, George P.

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Wright, John

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Pierce, Eliza F.

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Pierce, William B.

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Bateman, Warner W.

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Robbins, Samuel

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Robbins, Elizabeth M.

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Lawson, Eliza A.

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Bidwell, Robert E.

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Bidwell, Ann E.

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Tarzwell, Mrs. Clarence, Ratliff, Mrs. Thomas

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Tarzwell, Clarence

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Tarzwell, Diane

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Tarzwell, Barbara A.

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Notes

Address: Ivy Avenue Street No.: 780

Create Date

October 28, 2005