Parkview Trailer Haven - Pearl & Liberty Street
Section 16 History
1904, Jun 8 - The Colonade lot, now owned by
T. E. Slattery,
s occupied by a promiscuous lot of tents such as lunch. lemonade and peanut, also a barber shop.
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1946 - Jun 12 - Marshall Buys Former Slattery Property
James Marshall has purchased the property owned by the Slattery estate oppostie the town park
on Lake Shore Drive.
The lots extend from the Coffee Shop
to the Shively Apartments
and from Lake Shore Drive to Pearl Street.
No Change in present tenants is contemplated.
As soon as possible a building is to be erected next to the
Shively Shop to
house the General Sheet Metal Works operated by "Red" Seese.
A Parking lot will be built in the vacant area which once housed a restaurant and dance hall.
They were destroyed by fire s
everal years ago.
NOTE: 1904, Jun 8 - The Colonade lot, now owned by T. E. Slattery, is occupied by a promiscuous
lot of tents such as lunch. lemonade and peanut, also a barber shop
1 is the Coffee Shop now a part of the Lakehouse and
2 is the Shively Apartments which housed Bennett's
By the above 1946-1953 a parking lot;
610-640 Lake Shore Dr Yesterday and today
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| 2026 - From the article above the "Marshall/Slattery Property" would of included everything
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1930 July 28 - Culver will soon have the chance to join the nation in the latest popular
game, miniature golf, for a course is now being constructed on the corner of Pearl and
Liberty streets by Harold Stephenson.
1955 - June 1 - Shively Develops Monile Housing Area Near Park
Culver has a unique new nevelopement - a community of mobile houses, owned and
operated by Clyde l. Shively on his large and accessible lot at the corner of
Liberty and Pearl Streets, opposite the town park.
Accomodations are avaiable for 10 mobile homes which because of their elaborate
construction and fine appointments are seldom referred ot any longer as trailers.
Three families have already taken up residence in Mr. SHively's court. They are
expect to rside in Culver for the next 1 1/2 years in connecion with the highe
new building program at Culver Military Academy.
All utilities, including water. are available.
Mr. Shively has offered a $10 prize for the best and most appropriate name
submitted for his mobile home center.
Enteries should be mailed to him before the deadline of Thursday noon, June 9.
1955, June 1 - Wanted: A Name!
First Prize of $10
Having established a new community of mobile homes on my lot at the corner of Liberty
and Pearl Streeta in Culcer opposite the Town Park is has been suggeted that this new
local housoing unit are be given an appropriate name.
There are accommodations for 10 mobile houses, three families having already taken up
permanent residence at this central and accessible location.
All utilities, including water. are available.
Enteries should be mailed to Clyde L. Shively, Shively's Specialty shop, Lake Shore
Drive, Culver, before the deadline of Thursday noon, June 9.
In the event of a tie the prize money will be divided - Clyde L. Shively.
1955 - Jun 22 - Parkview Trailer Haven Prize-Winning Name
Mrs. Cary Cummins
submitted the prize-winning name of Parkview Trailer Haven for Clyde L. SHively's new
mobile home community at the corner of Pearl and Linerty Sts.
Mrs. Cummins won $10 as first prize in the contest which had a suprisingly large number
of enteries as a result of Citizen publicity.
It still was often refered to as Shively's Trailer Court/Park.
1965 - Tiny Beauty Shop - Located Shively Trailer park
Today the address is 419 Liberty Street -
It was said that a party bought it because a close by business was interested in
procuring it to expanded it into a parking and storage area for their business.
This party had the modular installed on to the property.
1988 - Said to have been built
? - Culver Property Management
? 1989,Oct-2002,Jul - Fred K. & Delores H. Mulhausen
2002,Jul-2011,Sep David L & Janine M. Zumerchik
| 2011,Sep -2024- Vincent S. & Lynne R.
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