Do not know any history really except it looks as if it was a nursing home.
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3 comments:
Thats an architecturally interesting house. It was far too common for large homes to be converted for this kind of use. There is a huge old mansion on the corner of Luckey and Fairmount that is a retirement home. They also own a large Queen Ann and another large home across the street. While I wish large homes could stray single family sometimes the only way to save them is through adaptive reuse. However the interiors always suffer.
That's depressing.
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