Boehm House

43 Arthur Kill Road | also 3961 Arthur Kill Road | Lighthouse Hill | built 1931

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1750
A house typical of Revolutionary-era rural New York is built in Greenridge
The Boehm House was built in 1750 and is typical of houses in rural New York at the time of the American Revolution. It first stood in Greenridge, Staten Island, and was later moved to Richmondtown as part of Historic Richmond Town. Inside, visitors can see an exhibit on early building methods and restoration work.
Source: Wikipedia
1969
The city designates the house a landmark under the name Boehm-Frost House
New York City designated the house a landmark in 1969. The designation lists it under the name Boehm-Frost House, and it stands today among the buildings of Historic Richmond Town.
Source: Wikipedia

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