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| + | Anna Dorset writes about this house: We both believe that the mystery house in Carrick is her old house. Address is 46 Clifton Blvd. Directly behind her house is Birmingham Cemetery. The two small trees on either side of the sidewalk approaching the front porch were weeping mulberry trees. It was owned in the late 1960's by 2 brothers named Meyer or Meyers. My sister's last name | ||
| + | at her time of ownership (early 1970's) was Sauerland. Lovely home | ||
| + | with a stained glass window in bathroom, pocket doors separating living and | ||
| + | dining rooms, and very ornate beveled leaded glass front door and side lights. | ||
[[Image:Mystery House in Carrick.jpg]] | [[Image:Mystery House in Carrick.jpg]] | ||
Revision as of 03:20, 19 July 2009
Contents
- 1 These are collections of photos that we found but have no explanation as to who, what, where, when, how and why they were taken.
- 2 Can you identify these photos?
- 3 Found behind a mantle on Spencer Avenue -
- 4 We think this family is the Benz family during WWII - Confirmation? Names?
- 5 St. Basils 1930
- 6 We are told this house is in Carrick somewhere. Can you find it? -
- 7 1953 Carrick Pony League Champions
These are collections of photos that we found but have no explanation as to who, what, where, when, how and why they were taken.
Can you identify these photos?
Found behind a mantle on Spencer Avenue -
We think this family is the Benz family during WWII - Confirmation? Names?
St. Basils 1930
We are told this house is in Carrick somewhere. Can you find it? -
Anna Dorset writes about this house: We both believe that the mystery house in Carrick is her old house. Address is 46 Clifton Blvd. Directly behind her house is Birmingham Cemetery. The two small trees on either side of the sidewalk approaching the front porch were weeping mulberry trees. It was owned in the late 1960's by 2 brothers named Meyer or Meyers. My sister's last name at her time of ownership (early 1970's) was Sauerland. Lovely home with a stained glass window in bathroom, pocket doors separating living and dining rooms, and very ornate beveled leaded glass front door and side lights.
