BRADLEY OCTAGON HOUSE

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Builder Name: JAMES PARKER
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Historical Notes

THE HOUSE WAS MOST LIKELY BUILT BY JAMES PARKER, A CARPENTER BY TRADE, AFTER HE PURCHASED THE LOT FROM GEORGE W. ELLIS IN APRIL 1905. THE HOUSE REMAINED IN HIS FAMILY UNTIL 1989 WHEN HIS GRANDDAUGHTER JOYCE BRADLEY SOLD IT TO THE PRESENT OWNERS.

Architectural Notes

THE HOUSE IS A VERY LATE VERSION OF THE OCTAGONAL DESIGN PROPOSED BY ORSON S. FOWLER (1809-87) AND USED FOR HOMES MOSTLY IN THE 1850'S AND 60'S. ORIGINALLY COVERED BY CLAPBOARD, THIS HOUSE WAS LATER SIDED WITH INSULBRICK AND PRESENTLY IS COVERED WITH VINYL SIDING