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  • CoMo200
    • CoMo/BoCo 200 Media Coverage
  • Places
    • 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
    • Demolitions
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    • Black history news coverage
    • Lynching of James Scott, 1923
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    • Reports
      • 2009 Locust Historic Study Area Report
    • National Register
      • National Register – Areas
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  • Historic Sites Will Go Online, July 13, 2010 Columbia Daily Tribune
  • May 2009. Final Survey Report Locust Historic Study Area Columbia (Boone County), Missouri.
  • National Register Listing for Boone County
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  • Photos and information on house styles
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