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144 West 13th Street in
1906 and 1991.
The original entrance to
this property faced what is now Brown-Delaware Street. Other than
the porch changes, the property is a great example of Italianate
architecture.
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151 West 13th in 2001
A property with great restoration
potential.
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152 West 13th
This
home has sadly been a multi-family apartments for many years
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An
ADNA Restoration Project
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214-216 West 13th in 2003
More Great News!!! ADNA
will be restoring the exterior of this property. This home has
sat empty for two years and was rapidly deteriorating.
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An ADNA Restoration
Project
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215 West 13th in January
2002
Great News!!! ADNA will
be taking on the renovation of this property in tandem with the
property owner! Stay tuned as more information and pictures will
soon be posted.
Click
Here for more Information
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220 West 13th - craftsman
style house with good restoration potential.
ADNA attempted to purchase
this home in Feb. 2002. Another buyer got the property but we've
yet to see any signs of activity.
UPDATE: Too far gone - demolished Summer 2010 |
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230 West 13th in 2001 and 2007
After many years of neglect,
the current owners are making great headway on this property.
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300 West 13th in 1915 and
2001
One of our many "Notable"
rated properties. The pictures speak for themselves.
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304 West 13th in 1991 and
2001
Another "save"
- though not apparent in the 1991 view, this home suffered from
lack of maintenance and unrepaired fire damage for many years.
Update 2014: Sadly, this home was demolished
several years ago and, in our opinion, without merit.
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305 West 13th in 2003
After a great save in the
1980s, this home fell into disrepair in the 1990s. A great restoration
is taking place today; photos will be posted soon
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323 West 13th in 2005
This property was built
around 1920, possibly replacing an earlier home. Prairie influences
are apparent.
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329 West 13th in 1991 and
2003
The current owners are completely
restoring this property from the ground up. Note the roof and
chimney details.
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