| Object Name |
House |
| Early Date |
1839 |
| Late Date |
1845 |
| Artist |
Unidentified |
| Exhibit label line3 |
The Dimmick House once stood at 21 Mechanic Street in Norwich. It was built in the Greek Revival style and was once the home of a lockkeeper on the Chenango Canal. Currently being restored, the house will depict life in a middle class home in upstate New York.
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| Place of Origin |
Norwich, Chenango County, NY |
| People |
Dimmick, Hosea (?-1889)/ |
| Provenance |
The Farmers' Museum acquired the house from the Norwich Family YMCA on February 16, 2000.
*Norwich Family YMCA, Norwich, NY bought the house from Gard and Linda Turner on February 25, 1999.
*Gard and Linda Turner bought the property from Lois Moubar on March 25, 1996.
*Lois Moubar bought the property from Evelyn Geske on June 6, 1968.
*Evelyn Geske and Lois Knapp acquired the property from Walter and Evelyn Geske on June 6, 1968.
*Walter and Eveyln Geske bought the property from Pearl Fuller Geske on September 9, 1966.
*Pearl Filler Hill acquired the property from the estate of Sophia Jennings on May 19, 1966 (Hartley Ackley and Kenneth B. Huyck were the executors).
*Sophia Jennings was willed the house by her mother Frances Fuller who died in 1907.
*Frances Fuller acquired the house through her father Hosea Dimmick's will in 1889.
*Hosea and Sophia Dimmick bought the property from DeWight and Sophia Merill on September 5, 1853 for $1,350 |
| Title |
Dimmick House |
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