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1929 Marion Street

Erected in 1938 as a dual-family residence and later rezoned as a commercial building, this stucture blends characteristics found within both the cottage and bungalow house forms. While featuring the high-pitched roof common in cottages, is has a deep porch with large columns typical of the more rustic bungalow form. Among the citizens who resided here until the late 1970s were state and federal employees and railway workers.

  • 1929 Marion Street

    1929 Marion Street, 2018. Historic Columbia collection

  • 1929 Marion Street, May 1969.

    1929 Marion Street, May 1969. Image courtesy Columbia Housing Authority

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