Edmund Stabler (1847-1905) became superintendent of the Baltimore Manual Labor School in 1884, and upon his retirement in 1904 the board of the school gave Stabler 13 acres of land along Walker Avenue, including the home in which he, his wife, and their six children had been living. Albin Kuhn and his family later moved into the house while Kuhn supervised the building the new campus.Baltimore Manual Labor School Collection, gelatin silver prints; black-and-white photographs, 8 x 10.
Stabler Family House, MSS 1988-02-009.