Glendale Kicks Off Its 100th Year with Centennial
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 On January 2,1914, Otto R Hansen and his wife Mae Catlin Hansen, filed with the Township of Glendale, the subdivision still known today as Catlin Court.

Growth and development of this area thrived from 1917 to the 1930's.

Many of the home designs in Catlin Court came out of the plan book "Ye Planry." Therefore, the prominent architectural style of the time was the Craftsman Bungalow.  Later in the 1920's and the 1930's the Spanish Eclectic and Minimal Traditional style architectures where introduced to the area.

Today Catlin Court residents are restoring or renovating their vintage homes. Visiting Historic Catlin Court with its white picket fences ,mature shade trees and glowing gaslights takes you back to a time when life was slower, when neighbors knew neighbors and friends waved from front porch steps. 

Just a few block away is Old Towne a place where visitor year round, can enjoy Bungalows-turned-specialty shops, brick-trimmed sidewalks leading the way to the famous antique stores. The neighborhoods span 10 square blocks which can easily be strolled in an afternoon.


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