324 No. 12th Street

1890 The house was built in the Queen Anne style by George W. Smith, Geneva banker, at a cost of $7,000.  (Note:  George D. Smith, son, was instrumental in establishing UPS.)

1925 The house was converted into a hospital by Anna Eggenberger.

1943-71 The house was a residence for Miss Eggenberger.

1972-77 Jay Peters owned the home.

1980-81 Doug Hughes owned the home.  He ran a roofing business and sold Conklin products.

1982 Vacant

1986 The home was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

1987 Vina Mody purchased and restored the home.

2022 After the death of Vina Mody, the contents of the home were sold and the house was to be sold.

2023 The house was purchased by Lucas Swartzendruber who did some restoration and remodeling.

This was ongoing as of the last posting.