| Clearfield-Jefferson Chapter |
| HOUSE #3 - Dan and Charlene Ogden Curwensville, PA |
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The home was built by local businessman, Fred J. Dyer, who was called one of the
“mercantile leaders of Clearfield County.”
This Victorian Queen Anne has graced Curwensville since 1888. Original oak hardwood
floors throughout the first floor, a Butler’s pantry, gingerbread woodwork, pocket doors, four
tile fireplaces, stain glass windows, are some of the unique features of the house.
Many summer evenings are spent sitting on the wrap-around porch. The Dan and Charlene
Ogden have enjoyed entertaining family and friends in this historical house they call home.
“mercantile leaders of Clearfield County.”
This Victorian Queen Anne has graced Curwensville since 1888. Original oak hardwood
floors throughout the first floor, a Butler’s pantry, gingerbread woodwork, pocket doors, four
tile fireplaces, stain glass windows, are some of the unique features of the house.
Many summer evenings are spent sitting on the wrap-around porch. The Dan and Charlene
Ogden have enjoyed entertaining family and friends in this historical house they call home.