A new chapter is coming to 514 Oswego Street in the heart of Liverpool Village. Join us in exploring the rich history of this location as we build towards an exciting addition for all the coffee and literature lovers in our community!
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The house was built around 1910 by Leonard Sharrer on the site of an old taven and oyster saloon. It was a Sears mail order kit and Sharrer built it himself.
Leonard Sharrer was a member of the Sharrer family that owned a general store on First Street in Liverpool.
Dr. Robert Hagen and his family moved into the house in 1927. It was noted that he charged $2 for an office visit and $3 for a house call.