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History:

Sold on December 10, 2003.

1930 Census:
1742 N. Kenmore Avenue (value $12,500): 1) Morris Rosen, owner and head of household; white married male 409 years of age; married at age 21; born in Russia; parents born in Russia; to US in 1913, a naturalized citizen; a proprietor of a jewelry store. 2) Ethel E. Rosen, wife; white married female 40 years of age; married at age 20; born in Russia; parents born in Russia; to US in 1913, a naturalized citizen; not working. 3) Frances Rosen, daughter; white single female 10 years of age; in school; born in Colorado. 4) Joe Rosen, son; white single male 19 years of age; in school; born in Canada; a jewelry salesman. 5) Alice Rosen, daughter; white single female 17 years of age; in school; born in Canada. 6) JackRosen, son; white male 13 years of age; in school; born in Colorado. 7) Jack Rosen, brother; white single male 23 years of age; born in Russia; parents born in Russia; to US in 1929, a resident alien; not working.

About Dutch Colonials:  Dutch Colonial is a style of domestic architecture, primarily characterized by gambrel roofs having curved eaves along the length of the house. Modern versions built in the early 20th century are more accurately referred to as “Dutch Colonial Revival”, a subtype of the Colonial Revival style. (Source:  Wikipedia)