Jess Seavey House
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| - | This large Craftsman style house was owned by J.A. Seavey for over 20 years. The Seavey brothers were prominent hop farmers from the [[:Category:1880s|1880s]] through [[1937]]. | + | This large Craftsman style house was owned by '''[[Seavey, Jess A.|J.A. Seavey]]''' for over 20 years. The Seavey brothers were prominent '''[[Hop Farming|hop farmers]]''' from the '''[[:Category:1880s|1880s]]''' through '''[[1937]]'''. |
[[Category:Springfield]] | [[Category:Springfield]] | ||
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| Jess Seavey House | |
|---|---|
| Building Description | |
| Style | Craftsman style |
| Construction | 1900 |
| Destruction | |
| Architect | |
| Original Owner | Jess A. Seavey |
| Initial Use | Residential |
| Square Footage | |
| Height | |
| Location | |
| City | Springfield |
| Area | Washburne |
| Address | 448 D Street |
| Zip Code | 97477 |
| Historical Importance Distinctions | |
| Historical Preservation | |
[edit] History
This large Craftsman style house was owned by J.A. Seavey for over 20 years. The Seavey brothers were prominent hop farmers from the 1880s through 1937.
