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Black and white photo of two story colonial house with 1950s era car parked beside it

Bozarth House

Black and white photo of two story colonial house with 1950s era car parked beside it
Bozarth House, circa 1932
Constructed: 1920-1924
Named for: J. Arthur Bozarth
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The Bozarth House and Cottage at William & Mary is located on the northwest corner of Richmond Road and Armistead Avenue (205 Richmond Road and cottage at 126 Armistead Avenue). It was built between June 1920-March 1924, according to dated aerial photographs. In 1932, the property of J. Arthur Bozarth was purchased for $19,000. From 1933-1937, it served as the Pi Kappa Alpha House.

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References

  • University Archives Buildings File (2007), Penniman Building, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William & Mary.
  • Colonial Echo, 1934, 1937.

 

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