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2924 Collingwood was the home of Martin Christy, a steam boat captain and later lake captain, according to the 1891, 1900 and 1910 Polk city directories. The 1891 directory also listed Mary Seltzer as a boarder as well as Charles Schaeffer, a student. The 1900 directory listed student Earl Christy as a boarder. The 1910 directory also listed M. Harold McFellin, a bookkeeper with Ransom & Randolph, as a resident. The Reverend Fredercik Gauld lived here in 1918 while Henrietta Cunningham, the widow of Charles Cunningham, lived here in 1921. | |||||
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