Fosdick Spooner House

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Glendale Heritage Preservation Museum

110 Sharon Avenue East

110 Sharon Avenue East

Name/Title

Fosdick Spooner House

Entry/Object ID

2000.003.6035

Scope and Content

The Fosdick Spooner House, located at 110 Sharon Avenue East is a Pivotal Structure built c. 1855. According to a letter said to be on file at the Cincinnati Historical Society, the floors were being laid in the house in 1852. Once occupied by Samuel Fosdick, it later became a post office and then was sold to Thomas Spooner After World War II, the house was converted into apartments by Thomas Spooner's daughter. Source: information on back of photo #969

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Greek Revival, 110 Sharon Avenue East, Pivotal Structure, Post Office, Victorian Period Plaque Eligible

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Fosdick, Samuel

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Spooner, Thomas

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Shepherd, Ronald

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Spooner, Emily F.

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Spooner, Mary Alice

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Spooner, Beatrice

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Spooner, Decima

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Shepherd, Ronald

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Shepherd, Ronald

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Notes

Address: Sharon Avenue East Street No.: 110

Create Date

January 27, 2006