Terrace Park Building Survey

Legacy Version

736 Wooster Pike

No: 736

Street: Wooster

Name: Sears "The Kilbourne"

Family: Costanzo

Plaque: 2008

Owner Info: Y

Built: 1926

Sec: 29

Sub: Columbia

Lot:

Architect: Sears (see description below)

Cont/Build:

#Owners: 4

Orig Use: Residential

Current Use: Residential

CHANGES	As Built: N	Add To: Y	Sub From: N	Replace: N
1961 - built stable attached to existing building - concrete block 12' x 20' x 12' (Charles & Helen Clopton). Enclosed front porch and dining room bay window. 1999 - Costanzos removed the old garage and built new (Bullock Garage, architect & contractor). 2003 - Costanzo wanted to build a house on 2nd 75' lot. Permit denied.

Current Owner: Dominic & Louise Costanzo	Date Fr: 1966	Date To:
Original Owner: Merritt & Ivea L. Elstun	Date Fr: 1926	Date To: 1941
Owner 1: Charles E. & M. Bentheim	Date Fr 1: 1941	Date To 1: 1948
Owner 2: Helen I. Clopton	Date Fr 2: 1948	Date To 2: 1966
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1975 Owner:

Dominic Costanzo

Description:

1 1/2 story Bungalow, siding, gable roof. Sears Roebuck"The Kilbourne" $2,700. Model years 1921-29. (page 211 in Houses by Mail)

Story 1:

Charles Bentheim's business was pin ball machines - all over the city of Cincinnati.

Story 2:

A horse fell into the basement when the house was being built.