The southeast corner of the parking lot or what, at one time, was 301 Lombard Street.
1831, Sept. 13: Mutual Assurance Fire Insurance Survey
Policy 6953 (R-5093), canceled 1895.
Josiah Siddons was the property owner; James Cornish was the surveyor.
This was a two-story brick house occupied partly as a dwelling and part as a cabinetmaker’s shop.
The size: 19 feet by 30 feet. First story in two rooms occupied as cabinetware rooms. Second story in one room as cabinetmaker's workshop. Garret in two rooms as lodging and storage of furniture. Kitchen is two stories high and 14 feet by x 16 feet, six inches. Cellar is storage for lumber. On the north is a three-story brick house, on the west is a two-story frame and brick house.
1857, January: Mutual Assurance Fire Insurance Survey
Same structure now occupied by a manufacturer of patent medicines
Listed as a fourth-class brick or stone structure with stores under a shingled roof.
1862: March: Mutual Assurance Fire Insurance Survey
Josiah Siddons still listed as owner. (above photo)
$800 @ 2.5 per cent = $20 + $1 = $21 (to insure)
1870, Nov. 2: Mutual Assurance Fire Insurance Survey
Date inspected Oct. 31, 1870, George W. Wharton, surveyor
Eliza Borbridge, owner; same description of property as above, minus description of uses
First story listed as a “barroom”
1896: Bromley Map Information
Katie Hegemann, owner
Address is listed as 432 Third St. (as opposed to 301 Lombard)
Shown to be a brick structure (at corner, two more buildings north, then Wharton School, then wall).
1908: Smith Map Information
1920: Building History Card
Permit #1183, owner = school ; permit to insert new windows
1925: Building History Card
Permit #7019, owner = Board of Education
Permit to build one-story rear addition for sanitary improvements.
1940: Building History Card Information
Permit #2451, owner = C. Lewis Permit to tear down "at once" (commencing date May 27)
1958: Sanborn Map Information (Parking lot) 
1935 (above) 2009 (right)
