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Lustron Houses (page 4) |
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Lustron House Middletown, NY |
There are about 95 Lustrons in New York. The Middletown Lustron was vacant when these photos were taken in 2010. This house is now painted beige. [map] |
Lustron House S. Main St. Albany, NY |
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The S. Main St. Lustron is nicely maintained and visible on all sides. I don't know if there was originally a breezeway connecting the house and garage. [map] |
Lustron House Jermain St. Albany, NY |
Lustron House Jermain St. Albany, NY |
There were eight Lustrons built on this block in 1949. Three were moved due to highway expansion and are now shingled over. The other five are shown here below. These two blue Jermain St. Lustrons are next door neighbors. Both of their porches have been boxed in. [map] |
Lustron House Jermain St. Albany, NY |
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Lustron House Jermain St. Albany, NY |
Lustron House Jermain St. Albany, NY |
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The tan and brown Jermain St. Lustrons are nicely maintained. The yellow house on the bottom was boarded up when these photos were taken in 2010. |
Lustron House Clover Lane Loudonville, NY |
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Lustron House Clover Lane Loudonville, NY |
There were about six Loudonville Lustrons built on Clover Lane. Only these two are still recognizable. [top map]; [bottom map]
There were five other Lustrons in Loudonville just a few blocks away on Osborne Rd. Three are now sided-over, one is obscured by large additions, and the other was demolished. |
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