Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Accession number |
1977.1 |
Collection |
Owosso, Michigan National Historical District |
Address |
303-305-307-309 W Williams |
Building Type |
Residential |
Owner ca 1976 |
Richard Bush |
Use |
Residential--apartments |
Building Material |
Brick |
Structural Material |
Masonry load-bearing walls |
Condition |
Deteriorated |
Integrity |
Original site; porches removed |
Surroundings |
Residential |
Architectural & Historical Significance |
Built ca 1889 Notable features: Ornamental decoration over windows; 2 brick bays on North side Felix Lebrun (1790-1871) and his wife Madam Elise Lebrun (1805-1881), founder of Christ Episcopal Church, lived on the SW corner of Water and Williams [from] 1856-1871. Felix Lebrun served in the French Revolution. (For the story of Felix and Elise Lebrun see the papers Helen Harrelson gave to Christ Church in January 1973 and October 1974; latter one reprinted in the Shiawassee Gazette). Luther Comstock owned this property at one time. |
Sources |
Sally Gale, 1977 Don Mead, 1977 Helen Harrelson |
Catalog Number |
1977.1.842 |
Number of images |
6 |
People |
Lebrun, Felix Leburn, Elise Bush, Richard Comstock, Luther |
Search Terms |
Williams Street West Williams 303-305-307-309 W Williams 303 W Williams 305 W Williams 307 W Williams 309 W Williams |
Caption |
303-305-307-309 W Williams (2016) |