65 Tremont Street

This apartment building was built sometime after 1925.

The 1916 Bromley Atlas shows the heirs of Margaret Denvir as the owners of the empty lot where this house was built.

The 1925 Bromley Atlas shows Catherine Murray et al as the owners of the empty lot this house was built on.

In 1930, six apartments in this building were rented to the following tenants:

• Joshua Aston, a 40-year old railroad conductor. Joshua lived with his 38-year old wife Eleanor and paid $55 a month in rent.
• George Woods, a 28-year old auto mechanic. George lived with his 28-year old wife Cecilia, a stenographer for a shoe company. The rent was $55 a month.
• Amos Gagosh, a 45-year old bank official from French Canada. Amos lived with his 39-year old sister Mary Norwood, a hotel waitress from French Canada. The rent was $55 a month.
• Vincent Young, a 31-year old garage foreman. Vincent lived with his 33-year old wife Agnes and their infant daughter Mary. The rent was $55 a month.
• George Nichols, a 54-year old from Ohio who worked for Boston's Department of Construction. George lived with his 56-year old wife Martha, a statistician in the State House. The rent was $55 a month.
• Mary Mullaney, a 45-year old bookkeeper for a gas company. Mary lived with 29-year old Luke Taylor, a roomer from Ireland who worked as a carpenter.