Romantic Fall Victorian Homes & Guided Tours. PRIVATE tour $12.00 per person. Victorian Experience, Elmira, NY Historic HomeTours.
Victorian Home Tours, information, restorations, & MORE, Chemung County, in Historic Elmira NY. Near Westside Neighborhood. Located in the Finger Lakes region. Things to do and see on a budget.
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Mminaid
02:51 PM on August 23, 2010
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mxinalao
02:27 PM on August 23, 2010
Hi nice to meet you all, my name is Walter , I'm from as Yonkers. Sweet site, I hadn't noticed www.historicnearwestside.com before in my searches! Keep up the great work! Visit me at vintage barbie clothes
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Blenuoubgog
07:53 AM on July 12, 2010
Good day Everyone, I am not brand-new to your website but I expected now was as great as time as any to say hey there, so.. well hello 
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msmarystrikens
01:05 PM on February 27, 2010
Hello! I really liked your forum, especially this section. I just signed up and immediately decided to introduce myself, if I'm wrong section, ask the moderators to move the topic to the right place, hopefully it will take me well... My name is Mary, me 29 years, humourist and serious woman in one person. I apologize for my English
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resellerhosting
02:00 PM on January 21, 2010
I have visited your website so many times but only just noticed you have a guestbook!
Anne Ross says...
Thanks for the info. I live in 313 Columbia Street and would like to get some more info. Please E-mail me HistoricNearWestside@yahoo.com THANKS
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Anne Ross
10:43 AM on January 04, 2010
Many thanks for all the effort you've put into this site. My maternal grandmother (Leonora Schweppe Duhl)'s uncle Louis Duhl (Elmira Ice Co, Empire Brick Mfg.) owned the house on 313 Columbia for many years. Also, my grandmother grew up in the houses at 405 and 407 Columbia. Her father, Wm Jacob Duhl and his half brother John Duhl (who lived around the corner on E 2nd) hired the architects Pierce & Bickford to build their butcher shop at 201 W. Clinton, (the building is now known as Cappy's). I first visited Emira a few years ago to research my family history at the courthouse. It was a pleasant surprise to find that many homes and buildings associated with my family (who first arrived in Elmira in the 1850s) still exist!
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Martha Boland
11:53 AM on October 24, 2009
Enjoying your website. Used to own one of the houses on W. Church Street now being restored by acquaintances. Love those old Victorian homes and so glad to see them being preserved. Thank you for "tending" this site.
