According to the Lucas County Auditor's records, the house at 626 Tennyson Place was constructed in 1911.  The 1918, 1921 and 1924 listed the resident of 626 Tennyson Place as Carroll Waldvogel.  Mr. Waldvogel owned the Carroll J. Waldvogel Company located at 514-16 Monroe which sold furniture, rugs and stoves.  His wife was Bessie Waldvogel and their daughter was Naomi Waldvogel.