69 Oak Square Avenue / 324 Faneuil Street

This three-story brick multi-family house was built in 1910 and renovated in 1996.

The 1916 Bromley Atlas shows Storer Jones as the owner of this house.

The 1925 City Directory lists Fred Morin, a manager; and Hugh Sanbourn, a track supervisor for the Boston & Albany Railroad, as residents of 69 Oak Sqaure.

The 1925 Bromley Atlas shows Charles Collar as the owner of this building.

The 1930 Census lists part of 69 Oak Square rented for $65 a month by Albert Cram, a 56-year old salesman for an oil company. Albert lived with his 41-year old wife Miriam. Another part of 69 Oak Square was rented for $65 a month by Hugh Sanborn, a 58-year old railroad track supervisor from Vermont. Hugh lived with his 44-year old wife Cecilia and their infant son Edward. Part of 324 Faneuil Street was rented for $65 a month by Patrick Glynn, a 60-year old fireworks salesman from Maine. Patrick lived with his 51-year old Portuguese wife Silvina and their 20-year old daughter Elise. Anorhter part of 324 Faneuil was rented for $65 a month by Mary Moran, a 47-year old from Canada. Mary lived with her 51-year old Canadian cousin Annie O'Connor, a seamstress; and 60-year old Julua Walbourne, a boarder from Canada who worked as a food checker for a hotel. Another part of 324 Faneuil was rented for $65 a month by Robert Huke, an 81-year old from England. Robert lived with his 43-year old daughter Hazel.