330 North Jefferson Street
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The original home of the Leander Raney family was built in approximately 1892, architecturally designed by S. W. Foulke in a Queen Anne Style. Mr. Raney was a local industrialist and community leader, and had an affiliation with Raney & Burger Iron Works and Raney Milling Company. Mr. Raney was the grandfather of Howard Kirk of Kirk Hutton Hardware. The Raney home was used for nurses at Jameson Hospital from 1941 to 1963, a dorm for New Castle Business College, and personal care home. Sadly, the home suffered from major fire damage in 1998.
- Listing ID: 316
- Listing ID: 0010
- Structure Definition: Residential
- Street Address: 330 North Jefferson Street
- Original Homeowners: Leander Raney
- Original Homeowner Significance: The original home of the Leander Raney family was built in approximately 1892, architecturally designed by S. W. Foulke in a Queen Anne Style. Mr. Raney was a local industrialist and community leader, and had an affiliation with Raney & Burger Iron Works and Raney Milling Company. Mr. Raney was the grandfather of Howard Kirk of Kirk Hutton Hardware. The Raney home was used for nurses at Jameson Hospital from 1941 to 1963, a dorm for New Castle Business College, and personal care home. Sadly, the home suffered from major fire damage in 1998.
- Architectural Style: Queen Anne
- Year(s) of Construction: 1892
- Architect: S. W. Foulke
- Current Use: Unoccupied, fire damage