109 Cleveland Ave Ithaca

Source of Building Data: 1910 Sanborn Fire Insurance Atlas;
Multi-Family Construction: ; 
Roof of Main Structure: Shingle; 
Additional Sections: Section 1, back (S), 1 story, shingle roof; 
Outbuildings: Outbuilding 1, 1 story, shingle roof / Shed 1, 1 story, shingle roof / Stable 1, 1.5 stories, shingle roof (#109 1/2 Cleveland Ave); 
Porches: Porch 1, front (N), 1 story, shingle roof; 
Other: ;

Source of Building Data: Southside Historic District Proposal, Cynthia Carrington Carter, Emanuel J. Carter Jr. And Dr. Judith Wellman, City of Ithaca Department of Planning and Development, 2005. 
109 Cleveland Ave 
9 Wheat St 
Description: 
This is a rectangular, asbestos shingle sided, 2-story, mid-19th century residence with a front facing gable. A porch spans the front façade. Its roof is supported by square posts and the balusters are square. The windows are 1/1 double-hung sash on the front; they are varied on the sides. 
Established African-American occupancy/ownership during the period of significance: 
1930 – George Cooper 
1901 – John H. Tyler 
1883 – John Tyler, son of Zachariah, served in 26th USCT 
This is the rear of the lot facing S. Plain St, previously owned by John’s father. 
The 1893 Sanborn map indicates this is one large lot with 2 houses, this one, and the one facing S. Plain Street. By 1904, John’s father’s house is gone, but the lot has not been divided.