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Letter: More on the bungalow

About: http://www.columbiamagazine.com/photoarchive.php?photo_id=32635>Postcard House Possible Match

Ann Curtis writes:
Dear Pen,

Thanks for helping to identify the "J. O. Russell" bungalow! (Another CM reader also thought this was the house.)

Mr. Russell built the Russell Building on the Square in 1909 (corner Jamestown St. & Square). I wonder what year he built his "bungalow?" Mr. Russell's wife, "Miss Kizzie," donated the grand entrance to the old Columbia Cemetery. The gates to that entrance have now been installed at the Trabue House (coincidentally just two doors down from the Russell's "bungalow.")

Thanks so much for taking this photo!

--Ann Curtis





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