716 Peru Court  

Section 21 History 1835-1922

1976 - The Pennsylvania Railroad track was abandoned and lot owners on South Street and the west side of the lake purchased the right-of-way between their property and the lake.

CULVER - Culver CitizenJ. O. Ferrier's purchase of the old assembly grounds on the west shore less than two years ago has proved the wisdom of the buyer. He has sold enough lots to pay for the land and has 60 lots remaining which he says he can sell outright any day for $6,000. - Rochester Sentinel, Friday, January 15, 1909

Ferrier's Addition

1911, Jan 12 - J. O. Ferrier to Mary Rassner et al. Lots 77, 78, and 79, Ferrier's Add. $1700 (Rassner's)

My grandmother, Mary Ann Rassner, bought two lake front cottages of Lake Maxinkuckee at the turn of the century. Her home was at Peru, as was our family, David H. and Margery Ellen Rassner. She bought them during the time of the popular assembly grounds in Culver, south of Davis Street. We spent a great part of our summer in one cottage and my aunt and her family in the other cottage. - Beatrice (Rasnner) Bigley

????? J Frank Gysin and Louise (Rasner) Gysin

Ferrier's Addition 1922

1922

1950 - 1957 - J Frank Gysin Jr.

1974 - Stanley J. Pierce (Renter)

1979-May 1998 - Hugo Anderson

The Maxinkuckee West Side Property Owners, Inc. was formed to procure and buy up the railroad prperty along the shore of Lake Maxinkuckee from Plymouth St. to the end of South Street ending at West Shore. Dr.

May 1998-2017, Jun - Mary Lou Anderson/Hugo Anderson

their son Bruce Anderson m. Viki ___ (artist) orginialy from Indy T. C. Steele Historic Site announces 2003 art contest winners Adult Drawing Media 3rd Place: Viki Anderson, Indianapolis

2017, Jun - 2021, Mar John Bruce Anderson

2021,Mar - 2024 - Anderson Gannnon Family LLC

FERRIER ADD S 10' LOT 79
FERRIER ADD N 25' LOT 78
PRT W1/2 NW1/4:COM W1/2 COR E1030.15'