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Salem's Moving History
  • Change of Address
  • Salem’s First Residence
  • 1841 Methodist Parsonage
  • 1841 The Jason Lee House
  • 1847 The John D. Boon House
  • 1849 The David Leslie House
  • 1854 William and Chloe Willson’s home
  • 1855 St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
  • 1860 The Waller-Chamberlin House
  • 1860s? Ferry/17th Street House
  • 1863 First Congregational Church
  • 1865 McCully-McMahon House
  • 1869-07 William Lincoln Wade House
  • Salem in 1876
  • 1883 Rockenfeld House
  • 1887 Eugene Breyman House
  • 1890 West-Klein House
  • 1893~1896 German Methodist Parsonage & The Moon House
  • 1894 Dr. Carlton Smith
  • 1895 Collins Downing House
  • 1903 Salem’s Post Office
  • 1903 Warner Breyman House
  • 1907 The Duniway-Lachmund House
  • 1910 Leslie Methodist Church Parsonage
  • 1910 Hinges-Kimball House
  • 1910 Court Street and “Piety Hill”
  • 1910 Parrish House
  • 1910 Albert Moores House
  • 1913 Christian Wiedmer House
  • 1917 McGilchrist House
  • 1913 The Heffley House
  • 1918 Schlesinger House
  • 1925 Huntington House
  • 1921 Ford and Perry Houses
  • 1919 Thompson-Brand House
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