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	[[File:noon6.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|The original home. Photo courtesy: West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[File:noon6.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|The original home. Photo courtesy: West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
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	[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|~~left~~\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.		[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.

	In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.		In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.

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	[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.		[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.

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	LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.		[[File:noon1.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]
			[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.

	In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.		In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.

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	1996 "Tour ~~of Homes~~" brochure of the Old House Enthusiasts		1996 "House Tour" brochure of the Old House Enthusiasts

	[[Category: Homes]]		[[Category: Homes]]

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	LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. Louis ~~Hurd~~ purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.		LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.

	In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.		In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.

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LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. Louis Hurd purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.

In the 1930s the second floor was removed, the third floor was dropped down and the home was converted into a duplex. The wood removed was used to construct a home on Mullen Street.

The home was purchased in 1985 and return to a single-family residence.

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1996 "Tour of Homes" brochure of the Old House Enthusiasts

[[Category: Homes]]

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			[[File:noon6.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|The original home. Photo courtesy: West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
	[[File:noon1.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]		[[File:noon1.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]
	[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.		[[File:noon2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]LOUIS G. HURD--1245 GROVE TERRACE. [[HURD, Louis G.\|Louis G. HURD]] purchased the property for this home on August 27, 1886 for $500. He had a three-story home constructed with the intention of making the top floor into a ballroom. This was never completed, however, before his death.