338 Sweeney Street
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338 Sweeney Street was the home of J. Chadwick on 1875 maps. John Chadwick owned a large area known as "the Chadwick farm" and is said to have given Hannah Johnson, known as "Black Hannah" a cabin in the woods on his farm in which to live. |
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The present occupant of the home has lived here since 1924. |
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An 1800's storage barn is in the rear and the upstairs still has working electrical wiring from the early 1900's. |
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Leonard Reigle, owner of the home after John Chadwick and before the Sitzlow family. The Sitzlows' son-in-law Carl Miller donated hundreds of wonderful items to the Museum's collections. |
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The son and wife of a tenant in the house in the early 1900's. |
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Father of the family that rented in the house. |
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Charles Sitzlow,right, husband of Dallas Sitzlow, and father of Dallas Sitzlow who married Carl Miller. |
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Charles Sitzlow, right, and co-workers . |
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Charles Sitzlow. |
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Dallas Sitzlow from 1941 "North Star" Yearbook. |