Warwick Glenn Harkness House

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Glendale Heritage Preservation Museum

985 Laurel Avenue

985 Laurel Avenue

Name/Title

Warwick Glenn Harkness House

Entry/Object ID

2000.003.6028

Scope and Content

The Warwick Glenn Harkness House is also known as Glenn Gables. Located at 985 Laurel Avenue, this Pivotal Structure incorporates one of Glendale's earliest structures, a loghouse built in 1830. Built by Robert Warwick, the property was sold to Edmund R. Glenn, Glendale's namesake, in 1835. Repeated enlargements and remodelings gave the house a cross-gabled appearance by 1860 and the present Queen Anne by the 1880s. In 2007, owners Stacy and Joe Hertenstein received the Cincinnati Preservation Award from the Cincinnati Preservation Society for the restoration of the house. Newspaper articles about the award are included in the folder.

Lexicon

Search Terms

985 Laurel Avenue, Pivotal Structure, Victorian Period Plaque

Relationships

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Warwick, Robert

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Warwick, Sarah

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Harkness, Emma

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Harkness, Frank

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Glenn, Edmund .R.

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Dunlap, Laura K.

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Sherrill, Margaret K.

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Notes

Address: 985 Laurel Avenue

Create Date

November 11, 2005