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Ole and Ellen Uglum
1903

The Uglum House is another good example of one variety of the Queen Anne Style popular with Stoughton builders. It has a steep hipped roof and a porch which partially wraps around the front bay. The porch roof is supported by square posts and slender brackets, and is trimmed with a spool-and-spindle balustrade.

Ole was born in Norway and arrived in the United States in 1884. He was a wagon maker. Ellen was born in Wisconsin. The household in 1920 included two teen-aged sons and an elderly lodger, Amund Hanson.

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Ole Amble
1904

This house has simple details and good proportions representative of the Classical Revival Style. The square posts, simple porch balustrades, and the prominent pedimented gable are notable features.

Ole Amble was a native of Norway and worked as a laborer for the City of Stoughton. (His last name was sometimes spelled Amle.) In 1920 he lived here with his daughter, Clara.