215 Milford Street
215 Milford St.

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This is how 215 Milford Street appeared in the Spring of 2009 when it was listed to Carol Harbst.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 9/22/09 - Image Year: 2009
This is a large house on the southeast corner of Milford and Third Streets. The house includes two living units.
During the middle of the nineteen hundreds it served as the home of the Seven-Day Adventist Church. And Ted and Mary Bergstresser occupied the upstairs apartment.
The property has been owned for some time by Abraham and Carol (Isenberg) Harbst. Abe passed away in 2006.
This house was built about 1904 since the imprint of just the foundation appears on the Sanborn Fire Insurance Map of 1904. It is believed that the house was built by H. Clay Hower, whose lumber business was on the other side of Milford Street.
During the middle of the nineteen hundreds it served as the home of the Seven-Day Adventist Church. And Ted and Mary Bergstresser occupied the upstairs apartment.
The property has been owned for some time by Abraham and Carol (Isenberg) Harbst. Abe passed away in 2006.
This house was built about 1904 since the imprint of just the foundation appears on the Sanborn Fire Insurance Map of 1904. It is believed that the house was built by H. Clay Hower, whose lumber business was on the other side of Milford Street.











