Description	Four (4) color photocopy enlargements of color photos. One (1) b/w photocopy enlargement of b/w photo.
Notes	Four (4) color photocopy enlargements of color photos. Three of these date from 1973; the other dates from 1939. They show front and side garden of house with azaleas in bloom. The other print shows this house in it's earlier state, before additions were made. One (1) b/w photocopy enlargement of b/w photo. Shows side view of house with addition from yard of 424 Ethan Allen Avenue. This house sits on a lot of double width and double size. It was originally built to be a two-car garage, but the builder ran out of money and the house meant to go in front was never built. The garage was converted to a house by putting a divider right down the middle, creating two large rooms. A sun porch and a two-story rear addition were later built. This house was owned by Peggy Zea and her husband. She was an adventurous gardener who experimented with exotic plants like bamboo. This house stood vacant for several years at the end of the 20th century. It was then purchased by Jean Roger and Hedwige Messier in 2000. In 2001-2002 they added a large addition which almost doubled the size of the house. They filled in the lily pond and cut down almost all of the stand of mature bamboo in the front garden.
Object ID	1999.04.0068
Object Name	Photocopy, color
Title	422 Ethan Allen Avenue

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