"Minerva Parker…has completed the plans for a frame house and stable for E.J. Davis, to be built at Elm Station." —Philadelphia Builders' Guide, July 24, 1889
"Mr. Davis, Mr. Bulow [Bewley] and Mr. H. Mullwood [Millwood] Justice have each erected residences at Elm Station from plans furnished by Miss Parker." —Philadelphia Builders' Guide, March 26, 1890
104 Dudley c. 1917 Courtesy Harry Lester Hartman; Victoria Donohoe CollectionAccording to Victoria Donohoe's notes, "At this time [1917], the parapet with scalloped railing was already gone from the roof." Drawing by Victoria DonohoeGrainy background of an 1890s photo of Narberth train station
The large stable or garage behind the house was also designed by Minerva Parker Nichols. Over the years, census listings show it served a "livery man" and three hack drivers, later a milkman, upholsterer and auto mechanic.