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Description
Accession number: P95 Corner view of residence of Joseph P. and Emma Bennerscheidt, located at 202 West Chestnut Street, at the corner of North Lemon Street; built originally by Dr. James Ellis, English physician and surgeon (1878 Kenney's Directory of the Pacific Coast), as Anaheim's first "Sanitarium and Cottage Hospital"; built prior to 1876 per Bird's Eye View (P150, No. 10 on list) and city assessment records; sold circa 1881to Joseph Bennerscheidt; Sold to John Cassou in 1911, who lists the Fraternal Order of Eagles as co-owners in 1913; image shows a two-story brick structure, with four shuttered windows per side, surrounded with a wooden picket fence and trees; unidentified man visible from upper left window; top of windmill visible behind building; small sign in center of photograph reads "Dr. J. ELLIS".
Type
image
Format
1 Photographic print : b&w ; 8 x 10 in. 1 Photographic print : sepia ; 5 x 6 in. 1 Negative : 3 x 3 1/2 in.
Bennerscheidt, Joseph Philip Joseph Bennerscheidt--1844-1921 Ellis, James. Dr Cassou, John Fraternal Order of Eagles--California--Anaheim Ellis' Sanitarium and Cottage Hospital--California--Anaheim Sanatoriums--California--Anaheim Houses--California--Anaheim--1857-1899 Windmills Anaheim (Calif.)--Historic buildings, etc Anaheim (Calif.)--Photographs
Time Period
Houses -- California -- Anaheim -- 1857-1899
Place
Fraternal Order of Eagles California Anaheim. Ellis' Sanitarium and Cottage Hospital Sanatoriums Anaheim Houses 1857-1899 Anaheim (Calif.) Historic buildings, etc Photographs
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