416R Milford Street

416R Milford St.

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This is how 416R Milford Street appeared in the Spring of 2009 when it was listed to David Lee.
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This is how 416R Milford Street appeared in the Spring of 2009 when it was listed to David Lee.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 9/22/09 - Image Year: 2009
This building sits behind 416 Milfors Street and serves as a rental unit owned by David and Polly Lee.

According to the Sanford Fire Insurance Maps this building was build after 1928, because it did not appear on their 1928 map.

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MILFORD STREET: an aerial view of Milford Street between the intersections with Fourth and Fifth Streets as represented by Google Earth.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 5/23/14 - Image Year: 2007
MILFORD STREET: an aerial view of Milford Street between the intersections with Fourth and Fifth Streets as represented by Google Earth.
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1889. This building didn't appear at that time.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 11/21/09 - Image Year: 1889
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1889. This building didn't appear at that time.
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1904. This building didn't appear at that time.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 11/21/09 - Image Year: 1904
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1904. This building didn't appear at that time.
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1911. This building didn't appear at that time.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 11/21/09 - Image Year: 1911
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1911. This building didn't appear at that time.
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1928. This building didn't appear at that time.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 11/21/09 - Image Year: 1928
This map shows the 400 block of Milford (North) Street as it appeared in 1928. This building didn't appear at that time.