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3 | Planters of pine forest in Euclid Park’s “red desert” in 1973 | Boy Scout Troop 257 | See the timeline and photo. | |||
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5 | African-American subdivision, founded 1916, on which Euclid Park (“pool park”) stands | North Kenilworth | More about North Kenilworth. | |||
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7 | Year Cheverly United Methodist Church building opened | 1944 | The church was originally called the Cheverly Community Church; the congregation dates from 1942. | |||
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9 | Date “Old Ward Four” became part of Cheverly | April 18, 1931 | Upon incorporation, the "Tuxedo Colony," founded in 1904, joined with the Cheverly subdivision to form the Town of Cheverly. | |||
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11 | Year American Legion building opened | 1941 | The answer appeared in the Legion's ad in the Cheverly Day booklet, page 20. | |||
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13 | One of several Cheverly slogans | The suburb beautiful | Another slogan was "the out-in-the-country" suburb. | |||
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15 | House shown on the Cheverly seal | Mount Hope | Fielder Magruder, who built the house ca. 1839, called it Mount Hope; Robert Marshall, developer of Cheverly, called it Crestlawn. | |||
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17 | Date Cheverly was incorporated as a town | April 18, 1931 | The date appears on the town seal. | |||
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19 | Number of wards in 1931 | 4 | There were no wards before the town was incorporated with its own government. | |||
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21 | Year that the Cheverly subdivision was founded | 1918 | The first advertisements for land sales in Cheverly appeared in 1918; the first plats were recorded 1919. | |||
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23 | One of two earlier names for Cheverly Avenue | Le Blond Avenue | Another former name for the street is Norman Avenue. |