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An additional small building shown on a separate 1948 Assessor card for the property was <br />reported to consist of 288 square feet. It may have been used for boarders, and it may still be <br />standing. The following is the photo of it from the card: <br />In 1950, Annunciata Romano transferred ownership of the entire parcel to herself, her son <br />George Jr., and her daughter Clementina. They all continued to live in the house. George Jr. and <br />Clementina became the owners upon Annunciata's death in 1969. In 1983, George Jr. <br />transferred his ownership interest to his sister, Clementina. <br />The following aerial photo from 1962 shows a view looking east, with the Romano compound <br />visible at the top, the railroad tracks crossing in the middle, and the homes of Mary Romano <br />and Carmen Romano on County Rd. at the bottom: <br />In 1987, Clementina Romano platted the Romano property as the Clementine Subdivision. Lot 2 <br />contains the house at 301 East St. <br />3 <br />