1 100 2 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/28828/archive/files/599c57d37335b4fdc33fcac74d13d9fc.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=BDBTtHU%7Ew92lCawxMK1nH2nMq2u-M3t-DJH%7EJNmalTR%7EhDn%7E4ESLwf83XInxFMHG%7EP0UBvXg-vZ1TViXFpvMWh1UeT4ouJyFgLBDve4gbqMGQxuHLjTlwiyzwJzvL5-sYKt0nH3Hk2pwI4MO0nNn9xGq7fFRSXtbv2UKkXGBRmZ-pAAyhfh1O4lbKWHxg5DG3W0K8ZauLUN9eVQfO3c53c5GHoUapgKwIhKefG3KSwe0hysh5UA8HqF-X4FiPAfkKwgR5Tz7YC%7EVjeCiFfPzJkoGc0q6A3AIRFyJ6ZHanVR8Hv-lx4%7EXnVii%7E8A-Anb%7E%7E4I6tUEzJqmJ2SHYtuDrOw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM ea428c06ee8e789999fb35ec1794a9d2 PDF Text Text Notes on 38 Peabody Street, Salem According to Patricia Kelleher at the Salem Historical Commission, all of the buildings at the point were destroyed in the Great Fire, which happened on June 25, 1914. In reviewing both the current assessor’s map and the 1911 Walker Lithograph and Publishing Company Map, it would appear that the lot area that was 24-32 Peabody Street on the 1911 map includes the area that is now 38 Peabody Street on the current assessor’s map. Prior to the fire, the area that is 38 Peabody Street was owned by Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller. The deeds at the Essex South Registry of Deeds list his name as Coller, but he is also listed as Collier on other documents. The name Collier is of English origin whereas the name Coller is a variant of the German or Swiss Koller or Kohler—I believe the name Coller is the correct spelling for his name as the 1920 census lists Mendel “Collier’s” place of origin as Russia. The pamphlet “1914 Data on Burned District at Salem, MA,” published by F.W. Dodge Co. lists the “Colliers” as owning 2 wooden apartment houses at 261/2 & 28 Peabody Street, 2 wooden apartment houses and shop at 24-26-26R Peabody Street and a wooden apartment building at 12 Peabody Street. Deed references have the property owned by Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller in 1915. The following evidence indicates that Mendel Coller was the likely builder of the property that is now 38 Peabody Street and that the building was built c. 1915-1916: Deed descriptions from the Essex South County Registry of Deeds Plans on record at the Essex South County Registry of Deeds, particularly Book 2294, Page End. Building Inspection records from the Salem Historical Commission; no record card is specific to this property as to 24-32 Peabody Street, but it is clear that he owned numerous properties that were inspected by the City within a year or so after the fire. There are a number of buildings on in the area that are called “Collier Building.” MACRIS On-Line Database ~ According to Salem Town Directories in 1913 and 1915, Mendel Coller’s profession is listed as “Real Estate” under the “Estate and Insurance” business listings. In 1913 he is listed as living at 24 Peabody Street and in 1915 he is listed as living at 33 Ward Street. Interestingly, in the 1910 Salem Town Directory, a Mendel Coller is listed as a peddler living at 24 Peabody—is this the same person? According to the 1920 United States Census, he lived in Salem with his wife Sarah Coller and his occupation is listed as “none”; at that time they were living as renters at 41 Ward Street. In 1920, Mendel Coller was 62 years of age, born about 1858 in Russia; he immigrated to the United States in 1884 and was not a naturalized citizen as of 1920. He was Jewish and his mother tongue was Yiddish. In 1920, Sarah was 57 years of age, born about 1863 in Russia. She was also Jewish and her mother tongue was Yiddish. ~ Plaque to read: Built by Mendel and Sarah Coller, Real Estate Investors Replaced 2 apartment buildings and a shop destroyed in Great Salem Fire of 1914 �Owners Date of Conveyance Registry Reference Patrick Dalton of Salem to Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller August 31, 1895 Book 1454, Page 520 Mary E. Danahy and Norah F. Danahy of Salem to Sarah Coller of Salem July 2, 1907 Book 1880, Page 104 Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller of Salem to Phillip Collier of Salem April 20, 1915 Book 2294, Page 72 Phillip Collier of Salem to Salem Savings Bank February 29, 1916 Book 2324, Page 476 Foreclosure of mortgage; foreclosure deed to Salem Savings Bank February 12, 1965 Book 5246, Page 245 Salem Savings Bank to Laurien R. L’Italien and Alice L. L’Italien of Salem April 8, 1965 Book 5258, Page 270 Laurien R. L’Italien and Alice L. L’Italkien of Salem to Donald March 14, 1978 J. Clarke, Edward J. Clarke And Jacob S. Segal as Trustee of the Clarke Jacobs Realty Trust Book 6450, Page 684 Donald J. Clarke and Jacob S. Segal, Trustees Of the Clarke March 30, 1985 Jacobs Realty Trust to Frederick D. Small and Karen J. Small of Topsfield Book 7703, Page 159 Frederick D. Small and Karen J. Small to Bank Of New England, NA November 6, 1986 Book 8614, Page 63 Foreclosure of mortgage; foreclosure deed to Small Fry Properties, Inc. September 1, 1989 Book 10199, Page 72 Small Fry Properties, Inc. to Salem Point LP December 27, 1991 Book 11080, Page 456 Salem Point LP to Salem Point II LP July 16, 2014 Book 33413, Page 603 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Point Plaque Initiative Description An account of the resource The Point Plaque Initiative, made possible in part by an Essex Heritage Partnership Grant, provided 16 Histories and plaques for North Shore CDC-owned buildings in the Point Neighborhood. Historic Salem, Inc. House History A resource made available by Historic Salem, Inc. detailing the history of Salem's houses. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 38 Peabody Street, Salem, MA, 01970 Subject The topic of the resource House History Description An account of the resource Built by Mendel and Sarah Coller 1915 Real Estate Investors Replaced two apartment buildings and a shop destroyed in the Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construit par Mendel et Sarah Coller 1915 les investisseurs immobiliers Remplacé deux immeuble et un magasin detruit dans le Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construido por Mendel y Sarah Coller 1915 inversionistas inmobiliarios Reemplazó a dos edificios de apartamentos y una tienda destruidos en el Great Salem Fire of 1914 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Historic Salem Inc. house histories Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Historic Salem Inc. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Historic Salem Inc. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Built in 1915 House history completed 2018 Language A language of the resource English, French, Spanish 1915 2018 38 Peabody Street Coller Great Salem Fire Massachusetts Mendel Coller real estate investors Salem Sarah Coller https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/28828/archive/files/5b25f572548f88668849d4609351018f.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=BvKiV0YhdEOXgV25zfxm2Q2tU1dXlMFfYWgyCh7Hz3%7EUDQhOd8RcjqSj6QZ1V3dWW5sRIj4qsOCzWqsz5i8O%7EHpHgNygntXgm46906CMzoACbmx69qSC7oaeUqW8aYJq4UNKJsrxSQ38DfOOS%7EUrMFlMLx9PFeGh%7ER-h420cHXMW9dZBEfllMh%7EY-HUeJqHUWk2GYB9gcx3L4MqGo78FKtia0QisiI96Po%7Eb9RaHY15p4AHmss0Fj7p6-%7E8WGXfGgO0BRZ%7E%7ElVWxJ50oHTGyVaJDdJJZdIraxKQame4bmFw9aNy1eB5fDK0DOuAmfbdr8JcDnF1fySu6qhhbXvJhpQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM e308fc30effba5deaa8099c6b4928c5e PDF Text Text Notes on 41-43 Ward Street, Salem According to Patricia Kelleher at the Salem Historical Commission, all of the buildings at the point were destroyed in the Great Fire, which happened on June 25, 1914. In reviewing both the current assessor’s map and the 1911 Walker Lithograph and Publishing Company Map, it would appear that the lot area that was 26 ½ -28 Peabody Street on the 1911 map includes the area that is now 41-43 Ward Street on the current assessor’s map. Prior to the fire, the area that is 41-43 Ward Street was owned by Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller. The pamphlet “1914 Data on Burned District at Salem, MA”, published by F.W. Dodge Co. lists Sarah Collier as owning tow wooden apartment houses and a shop. The deeds at the Essex South Registry of Deeds list Mendel’s name as Coller, but he is also listed as Collier on other documents. The name Collier is of English origin whereas the name Coller is a variant of the German or Swiss Koller or Kohler —I believe the name Coller is the correct spelling for his name as the 1920 census lists Mendel “Collier’s” place of origin as Russia. Deed references have the property owned by Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller from 1903 to 1965 when the property was foreclosed by Salem Savings Bank. Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller gave a mortgage on October 20, 1914 to the Salem Savings Bank which was the instrument foreclosed on by the bank in 1965. The following evidence indicates that Mendel Coller was the likely builder of the property that is now 41-43 Ward Street and that the building was built c. 1915: Deed descriptions from the Essex South County Registry of Deeds Plans on record at the Essex South County Registry of Deeds, particularly Book 2294, Page 600. Building Inspection records from the Salem Historical Commission; no record card is specific to this property as to 41-43 Ward Street, but it is clear that he owned numerous properties that were inspected by the City within a year or so after the fire. There are a number of buildings on the Building Inspection record cards that are called “Collier Building.” MACRIS On-Line Database ~ According to Salem Town Directories in 1913 and 1915, Mendel Coller’s profession is listed as “Real Estate” under the “Estate and Insurance” business listings. In 1913 he is listed as living at 24 Peabody Street and in 1915 he is listed as living at 33 Ward Street. Interestingly, in the 1910 Salem Town Directory, a Mendel Coller is listed as a peddler living at 24 Peabody—is this the same person? According to the 1920 United States Census, he lived in Salem with his wife Sarah Coller and his occupation is listed as “none”; at that time they were living as renters at 41 Ward Street. In 1920, Mendel Coller was 62 years of age, born about 1858 in Russia; he immigrated to the United States in 1884 and was not a naturalized citizen as of 1920. He was Jewish and his mother tongue was Yiddish. In 1920, Sarah was 57 years of age, born about 1863 in Russia. She was also Jewish and her mother tongue was Yiddish. ~ Plaque to read: Built by Mendel and Sarah Coller, real estate investors 1915. Replaced two apartment buildings and a shop destroyed in the Great Salem Fire of 1914 �Owners Date of Conveyance Registry Reference Patrick Dalton of Salem to Medel Coller and Sarah Coller August 31, 1985 Mary E. Sullivan, guardian of the children of James H. Sullivan, late of Salem to Mendell Coller and Sarah Coller Book 1454, Page 520 August 7, 1903 Book 1713, Page 511 Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller to Salem Savings Bank October 20, 1914 Book 2276, Page 196 Foreclosure of Salem Savings Bank mortgage Given by Mendel Coller and Sarah Coller at Book 2276, Page 196 February 12, 1965 Book 5246, Page 237-241 Salem Savings Bank to Laurien R. L’Italien and Alice L. L’Italien April 8, 1965 Laurien R. L’Italien and Alice L. I’talien to Donald J. Clarke, Edward J. Clarke and Jacob S. Segal, Trustees Clarke Jacobs Realty Trust March 14, 1978 Donald J. Clarke and Jacob S. Segal, Trustees Clarke Jacobs Realty Trust to Frederick D. Small and Karen J. Small March 30, 1985 Bok 5258, Page 276 Book 6450, Page 684 Book 7703, Page 159 Frederick D. Small and Karen J. Small to Bank of New England NA November 6, 1986 Mortgage foreclosed by Bank of New England and conveyed to Small Frye Properties, Inc. September 1, 1989 Small Frye Properties, Inc. to Salem Point LP December 27, 1991 Book 11080, Page 465 July 16, 2014 Book 33413, Page 603 Salem Point LP to Salem Point II LP Book 8614, Page 63 Book 10199, Page 102 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Point Plaque Initiative Description An account of the resource The Point Plaque Initiative, made possible in part by an Essex Heritage Partnership Grant, provided 16 Histories and plaques for North Shore CDC-owned buildings in the Point Neighborhood. Historic Salem, Inc. House History A resource made available by Historic Salem, Inc. detailing the history of Salem's houses. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 41-43 Ward Street, Salem, MA, 01907 Subject The topic of the resource House History Description An account of the resource Description Built by Mendel and Sarah Coller 1915 Real Estate Investors Replaced two apartment buildings and a shop destroyed in the Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construit par Mendel et Sarah Coller 1915 les investisseurs immobiliers Remplacé deux immeuble et un magasin detruit dans le Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construido por Mendel y Sarah Coller 1915 inversionistas inmobiliarios Reemplazó a dos edificios de apartamentos y una tienda destruidos en el Great Salem Fire of 1914 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Historic Salem Inc. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Historic Salem Inc. house histories Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Historic Salem Inc. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Built in 1915 House history completed in 2018 Language A language of the resource English, French, Spanish 41-43 Ward Street Coller Great Salem Fire Massachusetts Mendel Coller real estate investors Salem Sarah Coller