Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Howard Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, showing a front view of the John Gans Mansion. It was formerly (1907-1898) the George H. Sendall mansion, and prior to that (1874), the W.B. Duncan house. The residence is 225 feet back of the Avenue. May 17, 1926 P.L. Sperr (s) Another view as seen from the south. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The southeast corner of the mansion. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Heward Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, shewing a rear view of the John Oans Mansion. It was earlier owned by Georgo E. Rendall (1907-1898). Prior te thas it belonged te W. B. Duncan (1874). The mansion is 225 feet back of the avenue. 4 May 17, 1926. F.L. Sperr e (2) .PE ..' Another ream view as seen from a point slightly to the north. .e Mav 17,1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The rear and south end f the house. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Howard Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, showing a front view of the John Gans Mansion. It was formerly (1907-1898) the George H. Sendall mansion, and prior to that (1874), the W.B. Duncan house. The residence is 225 feet back of the Avenue. May 17, 1926 P.L. Sperr (s) Another view as seen from the south. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The southeast corner of the mansion. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Heward Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, shewing a rear view of the John Oans Mansion. It was earlier owned by Georgo E. Rendall (1907-1898). Prior te thas it belonged te W. B. Duncan (1874). The mansion is 225 feet back of the avenue. 4 May 17, 1926. F.L. Sperr e (2) .PE ..' Another ream view as seen from a point slightly to the north. .e Mav 17,1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The rear and south end f the house. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Howard Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, showing a front view of the John Gans Mansion. It was formerly (1907-1898) the George H. Sendall mansion, and prior to that (1874), the W.B. Duncan house. The residence is 225 feet back of the Avenue. May 17, 1926 P.L. Sperr (s) Another view as seen from the south. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The southeast corner of the mansion. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Howard Avenue - Eddy Street 326 Heward Avenue, west side, south of Eddy Street, shewing a rear view of the John Oans Mansion. It was earlier owned by Georgo E. Rendall (1907-1898). Prior te thas it belonged te W. B. Duncan (1874). The mansion is 225 feet back of the avenue. 4 May 17, 1926. F.L. Sperr e (2) .PE ..' Another ream view as seen from a point slightly to the north. .e Mav 17,1926. P.L. Sperr (3) The rear and south end f the house. May 17, 1926. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Broad Street - Targee Street 291,293, and 297 Broad Street, at, adjoining,and west of tr N.W. corner of Targee Street. February 25, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Richmond: Targee Street - Broad Street 179 Targee Street, adjoining the S. E. corner of Broad Street, showing an old frame house. Pebruary 25, 1931 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Broad Street - Targee Street

Board of Water Supply. Silver Lake Storage Tanks. Buildings on Victory Boulevard across from Silver Lake Park. June 10, 1968.

Richmond: Targee Street - Broad Street Targee Street, east side, between Broad Street and Purdy Street, showing the Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. February 25, 1931 P. L. Sperr (2) TBie same, another view. On the extreme right is visible partof the "Sisters' House.' February 25, 1931 P. L. Sperr (3) The 'Sistersf House ' of the Church of the Immaculate Consception, adjoining thetchaxrek on the south. February 25, 1931 P. L. Sperr