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[[Image:hardie.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]THOMAS HARDIE HOUSE. Located at 1257 Locust Street, this and the [[GOODRICH-WILSON-RYAN--1243 LOCUST]] were the first two houses on the street. [[HARDIE, Thomas|Thomas HARDIE]] purchased this home in 1847 when it stood north of the city. | [[Image:hardie.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]THOMAS HARDIE HOUSE. Located at 1257 Locust Street, this and the [[GOODRICH-WILSON-RYAN--1243 LOCUST]] were the first two houses on the street. [[HARDIE, Thomas|Thomas HARDIE]] purchased this home in 1847 when it stood north of the city. | ||
This home was incorporated in the Dubuque Boys and Girls Club. | |||
[[Category: Homes]] | [[Category: Homes]] | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 19 November 2011
THOMAS HARDIE HOUSE. Located at 1257 Locust Street, this and the GOODRICH-WILSON-RYAN--1243 LOCUST were the first two houses on the street. Thomas HARDIE purchased this home in 1847 when it stood north of the city.
This home was incorporated in the Dubuque Boys and Girls Club.