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  • CoMo200
    • CoMo/BoCo 200 Media Coverage
  • What and Where
    • 17 N. Ninth Street – Varsity Theater/The Blue Note, 1927
    • Homes
      • 10 N. Fourth Street – J. W. “Blind” Boone Home
        • Media coverage of John William “Blind” Boone home at 10 N. Fourth Street
      • 1003 Sunset Drive
      • 121 N. West Boulevard – Arch McHarg Log Cabin, not McCard as previously reported
      • 1223 Frances Drive
      • 1312 W. Broadway – Champlin House
      • 1315 University Avenue – home now a bed and breakfast
      • 14 S. Jefferson Road, Mexico, Missouri 
      • 1411 Anthony Street, ca., 1906, Dutch Colonial, Arthur and Susie Buchroeder House
      • 1415 University Ave.
      • 1502 Anthony St., Francis Pike House, 1939 Tudor Revival
      • 1506 University Ave.
      • 1508 Ross St.
      • 1516 Wilson Avenue – James Jamieson designed – in the East Campus Neighborhood Historic District
      • 1601 Stoney Brook Place
      • 1619 University Ave.
      • 1620 Hinkson Avenue – Sally Flood House
      • 1844 Cliff Drive, ca., 1950, David and Helen Pinkney
      • 2 East Stewart Road – Vessell Home
      • 2007 S. Country Club Drive
      • 201 E. Brandon Road – Neate Home
      • 2011 N. Country Club Drive
      • 202 S. Glenwood Ave. — Walter Williams Home
      • 206 Bingham Road, Harry Satterlee Bill and Florence Henderson Home
      • 211 Westwood
      • 214 St. Joseph St.
      • 2815 Oakland Gravel Road – Guitar Mansion/Confederate Hill
      • 2911 Old Highway 63 South – Annie Fisher Home
      • 3005 Mexico Gravel Road – Greenwood Heights
      • 401 West Blvd., South
      • 4713 Brown Station Road – Keene School Home
      • 502 Edgewood Avenue – Walter Johnson
      • 504, 608, 704 Westmount Avenue “Peanut Brittle” Winterton C. Curtis Homes
      • 509 Thilly Ave.
      • 511 Westwood Ave.
      • 606 S. College Ave.
      • 610 W. Broadway
      • 611 W. Worley, ca. 1904, James and Suzie Ridgeway Home
      • 611 W. Worley, ca. 1904, James and Suzie Ridgeway Home
      • 700 West Broadway
      • 703 Ingleside Drive, ca. 1926, Spanish Eclectic, W.J. and Clara Lhamon House
      • 703 Westmount, ca. 1909, W.D.A. and Frederica Westfall
      • 709 W. Broadway – The Heidman House
      • 716 W. Broadway – The Taylor Home
      • 823 Crestland Ave.
      • 8939 West Terrapin Road, ca. 1862-1903, William B. Hunt
      • 905 S. Providence Road, Bessie and Dr. J.E. Thornton, 1926, Tudor Revival
      • 916 West Stewart Road, ca., 1930, Tudor Revival, Claude and Stella Woolsey House
      • 923 S. Providence Road, Chaney home
      • Bed & Breakfasts – Taylor House Inn and the University Avenue Bed and Breakfast
      • Homes to museums, bed and breakfasts and college buildings
      • Maplewood: 14-inch walls, a $3 million heritage and $14,400 grant
      • Shotgun House
      • Apartments
        • Apartment media coverage
        • Belvedere Apartments 206 Hitt St.
        • Beverly Apartments, 211 Hitt St.
        • Frederick Apartments
        • Niedermeyer Apartments
    • MU
      • 115 Business Loop West, Ellis Fischel or Mizzou North
      • 24 E. Stewart Road – Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House
      • 512 Rollins Road, Kappa Kappa Gamma Society
      • 602 Sanford Place, Sanford F. Conley house – MU Campus
      • Francis Quadrangle, 1871, Switzler Hall
      • MU – Pi Beta Phi Missouri Alpha Chapter House, 1930
      • MU Media Coverage
      • Pickard Hall – University of Missouri
      • Swallow Hall – MU Campus – Francis Quadrangle
      • Switzler Hall
      • Jesse Hall
      • Parker Hall
    • Schools
      • Stephens College
        • Firestone-Baar Chapel, 1209 E. Walnut St.
        • Stephens Stables
        • Waugh Street – Senior Hall – Stephens South Campus
      • Columbia College
        • 1011 Rogers, Columbia College’s Missouri Hall
        • Columbia College media coverage
        • Williams Hall, 600 Cougar Drive
    • 1927 Varsity/The Blue Note
    • Areas, National Register, parks, streets
      • National Register of Historic Places
        • Downtown Columbia Historic District
      • Areas of historical significance
        • East Campus Neighborhood Historic District
        • Hubbell Place Addition
        • North Central
        • Quarry Heights Neighborhood
      • Parks
      • Brick Streets
    • Buildings
      • Commercial Buildings
        • 102 S. Ninth Street – Hall Theatre
        • 110 S. Ninth St. – Booche’s, circa 1925
        • 111 S. Ninth Street – Virginia Building – National Register 2002
        • 1123 Wilkes Blvd., 1907, Hamilton-Brown Shoe Factory
        • 1123 Wilkes Blvd., 1907, Hamilton-Brown Shoe Factory
        • 1405 West Business Loop Pierce Pennant Motor Hotel, now Candlelight Lodge
        • 1411 Business Loop East, 1938, Arrow Head Motel
        • 17 and 19 N. Fifth St.
        • 201-215 S. Ninth St. – Missouri Theatre, 1928
          • Media Coverage – 201-215 S. Ninth St. – Missouri Theatre, 1928
        • 23 S. Eighth Street – Tiger Hotel, 1927
        • 28 N. Eighth St., Guitar Building, 1910.
        • 300 N. Tenth St.
        • 315 N. 10th Street – Samuel H. & Isabel Smith Elkins House
        • 407 S. Sixth Street — Missouri State Teachers Association Building
        • 411 E. Broadway, 1917, McKinney Building
        • 625 Cherry Street – Columbia Telephone Building
        • 821 E. Walnut Street — Athens Hotel
        • 900-902 Range Line – Heibel-March Drug Store
        • Commercial Buildings Media Coverage
          • Capturing Columbia’s Cinema Century
        • Miller Building – 800 Broadway
      • City/County Buildings
        • 1 S. Seventh St., 1906, Ann Hawkins Gentry Building
        • 1501 Business Loop 70 E, Municipal Power Plant
        • 1600 E. Broadway Boone County hospital
        • 600 E. Broadway – Howard Municipal Building
        • 701 E. Ash Street — Columbia National Guard Armory
    • Public schools
      • 1208 Locust St., Lee School
      • 1410 Hinkson Ave. — Thomas Hart Benton Elementary School
      • 713 Rogers, 1910, Jefferson Junior High
    • Sacred Places
      • 1115 Locust St., Sacred Heart Catholic Church
      • 123 S. Ninth St., 1899, Calvary Episcopal Church
      • 1320 S. Fairview Road, Fairview United Methodist Church, 1940
      • 401 N. Fifth St., 1923, Fifth Street Christian Church
      • Cemeteries
        • 1217 W. Business Loop 70, Calvary Cemetery
        • 30 E. Broadway – Columbia Cemetery
      • Sacred place media coverage
      • South Fairview Road, Fairview Cemetery
  • Who’s Who
  • Timeline
    • Notable Properties: Historic renovation boosts community commerce
  • Black History
    • Black history media coverage
    • Lynching of James Scott, 1923
  • Demolitions
  • Resources
    • Books
    • Organizations
    • Reports
      • 2009 Locust Historic Study Area Report
    • National Register
      • National Register – Areas
      • National Register – Homes
    • Notable Properties

Month: July 2010

General

Online Map of Historic Sites Coming November 2011

28 Jul 201028 Jul 2010
In case you missed the July 13, 2010 article in the Columbia Tribune, an online map is in the works which will allow anyone to go online and learn all…
Historical Homes…

See Historic Home Online – Guitar Mansion/Confederate Hill

27 Jul 201027 Jul 2010
I love technology, especially when it helps us see beyond our usual small corner of the world. Technology can even help us appreciate historic sites, such as this antebellum home…
General…

$15 million – Columbia’s Lucky Number

27 Jul 2010
When Missouri's legislature adjourned this spring it left intact the state's Historic Tax Credit Program. Of course, the fight may not be over, the Missouri Preservation notes on its website.…
National Register of Historic Places

Money magazine’s Top 10

26 Jul 2010
Do you ever wonder if those ratings, such as those in Money magazine, make any sense? I used to, but I've since decided the answer is, "Naw." I could give…
Historical Homes

College buildings, museums, bed and breakfasts

11 Jul 201011 Jul 2010
Look around your home. Could you imagine it as a museum, a bed and breakfast -- or a college building? Probably neither could Oliver Parker, but that's exactly what happened…
National Register of Historic Places

Historic Walks and Government Documents

8 Jul 20108 Jul 2010
True confession: I love government documents, especially the National Register of Historic Places government documents. You can learn to love them too, because each National Register of Historic Places document…
Resources - Reports

Economic Impact of Historic Preservation

8 Jul 2010
The reality of life is that money is finite. There's not always enough money to do what we'd like to do. However, a 2001 study conducted by Rutgers indicates historic…

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