The Meem family sits in front of Martha Meem's house in this early photograph. Martha Meem clearly intended her property to be developed as a prestigious neighborhood with grand houses. In 1879, she built this French Second Empire-inspired house at 104 Chestnut Street.
| Name | Date | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Nancy Zanner Correll | 7/29/09 | When I was in high school in the mid-'70s, I babysat a little boy who lived in the addition on the left. The tiny addition was connected to the old part of the house, and I used to try to explore the place a bit after my charge went to bed. |
| Danny Brodt | 10/8/11 | This was next to the Norris house where Norby and the large Norris family grew up. Now Norby is a writer in California. |
| Edie Rinehart Hubler | 2/8/13 | Nancy, you probably babysat for Mike Edwards' child whose name is Scott. My husband True Hubler, now deceased, and I sold this property for the Edward's family. |
| Doug White | 9/29/14 | My parents and I purchased it from the Edwards family, and owned it for about 6 years (1992-1997). |