Legacy Version
Terrace Park, Ohio Building Survey
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No: 219 | Street: Oxford | Name: |
Family: FOR SALE | Plaque: 2008 | Owner Info: Y |
Built: 1910 | Sec: 23 | Sub: Sibley's Lots 3 & 4 of Camden City | Lot: 12-13-14 |
Architect: | Cont/Build: |
#Owners: 10 | Original Use: Residential | Current Use: Residential |
CHANGES | As Built: N | Add To: Y | Sub From: N | Replace: N |
2000 - permit for Tom Koustmer to remodel - "remove existing master, add bath and new deck area, attic to bedroom". Fletcher Homes contractor. A. W. Schaub at Arcanum architect. |
Current Owner: | Date Fr: 2015 | Date To: |
Original Owner: Mary R. Hudson (daughter Dorothy) | Date Fr: 1910 | Date To: 1929 |
Owner 1: Dorothy P. Belz | Date Fr 1: 1929 | Date To 1: 1931 |
Owner 2: Walter H. Meier | Date Fr 2: 1931 | Date To 2: 1940 |
Owner 3: Arthur F. & Sylvia M. Cummins | Date Fr 3: 1940 | Date To 3: 1951 |
Owner 4: William H. & Nancy F. Ourand | Date Fr 4: 1951 | Date To 4: 1956 |
Owner 5: Maxine Mains McCalla | Date Fr 5: 1956 | Date To 5: 1969 |
Owner 6: Carl E. & Alice Pruiss | Date Fr 6: 1969 | Date To 6: 1972 |
Owner 7: Dwight L. & Mary S. Osenbaugh | Date Fr 7: 1972 | Date To 7: 1986 |
Owner 8: Mark J. & Geralyn J. Daly | Date Fr 8: 1986 | Date To 8: 1999 |
Owner 9: Katherine Koustmer | Date Fr 9: 1999 | Date To 9: 2013 |
Owner 10: Martha "Mandy" U. & John W. Peck III | Date Fr 10: 2013 | Date To 10: 2015 |
Owner 11: | Date Fr 11: | Date To 11: |
Owner 12: | Date Fr 12: | Date To 12: |
Owner 13: | Date Fr 13: | Date To 13: |
Owner 14: | Date Fr 14: | Date To 14: |
Owner 15: | Date Fr 15: | Date To 15: |
1975 Owner: | Dwight L. Osenbaugh. 12-13-14-Sib 1 |
Description: | 3 story yellow brick Traditional home with red tile roof, gable with 3rd floor dormer: 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. |
Story 1: | Mrs. Baldwin moved here from Milford
(probably rented) with her 3 children,
Bill, Mary Louise and Francis George. While living on Oxford she sold several Terrace Park
lots which she owned. Helen was given to understand those sales were
in order to finance Mary Louise's coming out party at Terrace Park
Community House. Helen did not remember when the Baldwins moved from
Terrace Park or why. Francis George Baldwin was the first person
killed from this area in WWII. He was shot down over Italy.
Thus the Terrace Park American Legion was named for him. (Information
from a Baldwin family descendant and from next door neighbor, Helen
Barnett.) There's a folder in the TP Historical Society archives on this family with much more information. Various members of the family owned a lot of land in Terrace Park. They had a large summer home in Milford, the Ripples. This family is not related to the Baldwin piano family. |
Story 2: | According to Helen Barnett this house was built c. 1910. Evidently this was a lot with a lot of trees which is at least partly why Carl and Alice Pruiss bought it. A great many of these trees went down in the tornado (1969) that went through Terrace Park during the time they owned it. Thus they moved to 112 Michigan. |
Story 3: | Dwight L. Osenbaugh was born 24 March 1934 and died 16 May 1975, aged 41 years, buried in Section 20 of Greenlawn Cemetery, Milford OH, Craver Funeral Home. (Another source says he died 9 May, 1975.) |
Story 4: | This is one of the houses remembered with great fondness by girls in the Terrace Park High School class of 1955. They remembered wonderful architectural details and the 4 bedrooms in the 4 corners upstairs. Their Ourand classmate lived here at the time. |
1939 Map: | Meier |
1942 Map: | Cummins |
1951/3 Map: | Arthur Cummins |
1959-60 Directories: | Carl & Maxine McCalla |
1962-66 Directories: | '' & Mrs. Robert (Della) Konsheim |
1967-70 Directories: | '' |
1971-72 Direct: | Carl & Alice Pruiss (moved in 1969 from Madison, CT) (moved to 112 Michigan) |
1973-84 Directories: | Dwight & Mary Osenbaugh |
1986-97 Directories: | Mark & Geralyn Daly (Sold 1986) |
1998-99 Direct: | " (Sold 1999) |
2000-12 Directories: | Thomas & Katherine Koustmer |