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 Hothorn House (c. 1931) - 370 Crestwood Avenue
Former home of Ernest Hothorn,
Sr, Gentleman farmer and builder who bought a large parcel of land
bounded by Scarsdale Road to the Bronx River, from St. Eleanora’s
Lane to just past Juana Street. His plan was to build luxury homes
for the elite: Hothorn
Acres.
369 Hollywood Avenue
(c. 1931)
The original carriage house for Ernest
Hothorn's home at 370 Crestwood Avenue had stables below and
servent's quarters above. See Hothorn
Acres
365 Hollywood
Avenue (c. 1931)
Former home of Dorothy Horton
Schultze. Schultze Field was named in honor of her son. Part of the
original Hothorn Acres.
359
Hollywood Avenue (c.1931)
The former home of Ernest Hothorn, Jr. Part of
the original Hothorn
Acres.
388
Crestwood Avenue (c. 1931)
The former home of Esther Hothorn Burly. This
house was later to become the residence of County Executive, Andrew
O’Rourke. Part of the original Hothorn
Acres.
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1, 2, 3 + 5 - Marguerite Aumann; 4 - Stephen Rubino; Historic
research (this page): Marguerite
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