The mid-nineteenth century house at 736 Palisado Avenue in Windsor is a good example of the French Second Empire style, including a mansard roof. The exact date of construction (perhaps around 1865?) and the original owner of the house are unknown; the earliest known owner is John Kelley in 1885.

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736 Palisado Avenue, Windsor (1865)
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  • Hon Federal Judge Kevin Washinton
    August 22, 2017 at 6:04 pm
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    I am the current owner of this home at 736 Palisado in Windsor.

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