Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Harry G. Horton House, 320 South Do...
Significance: Harry G. Horton, City Engineer and later owner of the Horton Stone Company, built this large frame house in 1907-08 and lived in it for decades to follow. The older of two bungalows in the study a... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 825 East Cherry Street (House), 825...
Significance: An undistinguished frame box, this house is one of many speculatively built rental houses built in this neighborhood around the turn of the century. Survey number: HABS MO-1252-U
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, H. M. Smith House, 809 East Walnut ...
Significance: Built in 1904 by Harry M. Smith, cashier at the Farmers' and Marchants' Bank, this two-story frame house has remained in family hands since. The building combines the asymmetrical massing of the l... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, H. M. Smith House, 809 East Walnut ...
Significance: Built in 1904 by Harry M. Smith, cashier at the Farmers' and Marchants' Bank, this two-story frame house has remained in family hands since. The building combines the asymmetrical massing of the l... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 535 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: With its decorative gable treatments and front porch detailing, this frame building is the most finely articulated of the late Victorian cottages along the South Dollison Avenue. It is one of many... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 743 East Walnut Street (House), 743...
Significance: Although altered somewhat by residing and the conversion from a single family residence to apartments, this large frame house displays most of its original neoclassical elements - a typical exampl... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 321 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: This frame house, perhaps the oldest remaining domestic structure in the study area, displays elements from the Late Victorian period (turned balusters and newel, slanted bay, picturesque massing)... More
Ray House, Springfield, Greene County, MO
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Ray House, Springfield, Greene County, MO
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Charles G. Rose House, 919 East Wal...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this two-story frame house was first occupied by Charles Rose, owner of the Rose Dry Goods Company. In 1906 it was sold to Ignace Glaser, also in dr... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Albert A. Hamel House, 900 East Elm...
Significance: Albert A. Hamel, a traveling salesman for the Eagle Candy Company, built this large frame bungalow in 1921. It remained in family hands for almost thirty years after. The house displays a single s... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Albert A. Hamel House, 900 East Elm...
Significance: Albert A. Hamel, a traveling salesman for the Eagle Candy Company, built this large frame bungalow in 1921. It remained in family hands for almost thirty years after. The house displays a single s... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 535 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: With its decorative gable treatments and front porch detailing, this frame building is the most finely articulated of the late Victorian cottages along the South Dollison Avenue. It is one of many... More
Expressmen. Location: Springfield, Missouri / Lewis W. Hine.
Photograph showing men in front of a Wells Fargo & Co Express depot with a cart loaded with milk cans and crates.
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 922 East McDaniel Street (House), 922...
Significance: Originally a double-cell saddlebag house, this small frame building has undergone a series of subsequent alterations and additions which have changed its appearance significantly. One the western ... More
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 931 East McDaniel Street (House), 931...
Significance: This single-story frame cottage is one of the most recently built in the East End (Hampton Wedge) neighborhood, an area occupied primarily by blacks serving the households of the nearby town house... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 516 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: This frame building is one of many speculatively built rental houses erected along South Dollison Avenue around the turn of the century. Picturesquely massed with some classical detailing, it is t... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 305 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Converted from a single family dwelling into apartments early in this century, this building has been substantially altered with the replacement of its original single-story front porch with a two... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Gustavus A. Watson House, 836 East ...
Significance: Probably built by Gustavus Watson, a prominent early Springfield attorney who moved to the city in 1896, on the site of an earlier house, this large frame structure is one of the earlier town hous... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 308 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: A simply detailed Neoclassical Box, this large frame house replaced a smaller late 19th century building. Used for years as a rental and more recently as a fraternity house, it has deteriorated th... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 933 East McDaniel Street (House), 933...
Significance: Built ca. 1915, this simple frame house is typical of the vernacular structures erected in a neighborhood known historically as the East End (and presently as the Hampton Wedge). It is one of many... More
Ray House, Springfield, Greene County, MO
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Arch D. McGregor House, 839 East Wa...
Significance: Built by early Springfield businessman Arch McGregor, this large frame house is typical of the picturesque residences built along East Walnut Street around the turn of the century. It features the... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Charles G. Rose House, 919 East Wal...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this two-story frame house was first occupied by Charles Rose, owner of the Rose Dry Goods Company. In 1906 it was sold to Ignace Glaser, also in dr... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
Survey number: HABS MO-1252 Public domain photograph of a house, residential property, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Albert A. Hamel House, 900 East Elm...
Significance: Albert A. Hamel, a traveling salesman for the Eagle Candy Company, built this large frame bungalow in 1921. It remained in family hands for almost thirty years after. The house displays a single s... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Hardrick House, 300-302 South Dolli...
Significance: Built in 1908-09, this massive duplex house was first occupied by Burton A. & James S. Hardrick, black businessmen who owned Hardrick Brothers Grocery on St. Louis Street. It is a contemporary of ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 903 East Walnut Street (House), Spr...
Significance: One of only two buildings in the study area with an octagonal corner tower, this nicely detailed late Victorian cottage is one of the most picturesque houses in the neighborhood. Built ca. 1895, i... More
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 231 South McAllister Avenue (House), ...
Significance: An undistinguished frame cottage in a primarily black neighborhood containing many small houses. Survey number: HABS MO-1253-B
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 521 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 305 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Converted from a single family dwelling into apartments early in this century, this building has been substantially altered with the replacement of its original single-story front porch with a two... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 428 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Like the virtually identical house next door (424 South Dollison), this small frame building is one of many laborers' houses put up speculatively along South Dollison Avenue around the turn of the... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 237 South McAllister Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Located on the west edge of a neighborhood known historically as the East End (and presently as the Hampton Wedge), this single-story frame cottage is one of many small houses occupied primarily b... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Tabor House, 315 South Dollison Ave...
Significance: The earliest known occupants in this large frame building, once a single family residence, were Herscel H. and Sumner S. tabor, owners of Tabor Brothers Lumber Mill. In 1902, John Schmook, proprie... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 328-330 South Dollison Avenue (Hous...
Significance: One of many small houses along Dollison and McDaniel Streets, this early frame building displays massing and detailing which are common for its age and type. Survey number: HABS MO-1252-I
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Arch D. McGregor House, 839 East Wa...
Significance: Built by early Springfield businessman Arch McGregor, this large frame house is typical of the picturesque residences built along East Walnut Street around the turn of the century. It features the... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Gustavus A. Watson House, 836 East ...
Significance: Probably built by Gustavus Watson, a prominent early Springfield attorney who moved to the city in 1896, on the site of an earlier house, this large frame structure is one of the earlier town hous... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 308 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: A simply detailed Neoclassical Box, this large frame house replaced a smaller late 19th century building. Used for years as a rental and more recently as a fraternity house, it has deteriorated th... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 903 East Walnut Street (House), Spr...
Significance: One of only two buildings in the study area with an octagonal corner tower, this nicely detailed late Victorian cottage is one of the most picturesque houses in the neighborhood. Built ca. 1895, i... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 221 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Significantly altered so that few original architectural elements remain, this frame building has served as a duplex residence probably since its late 19th century construction. It has been occupi... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 424 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Picturesquely massed and simply detailed, this small frame building is typical of the laborers' houses put up speculatively along South Dollision Avenue around the turn of the century. It is virtu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 305 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Converted from a single family dwelling into apartments early in this century, this building has been substantially altered with the replacement of its original single-story front porch with a two... More
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 942 East McDaniel Street (House), 924...
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Bridge No. 2415, Spanning Wilson Creek at Farm Road 156, Springfield, ...
Significance: Bridge No. 2415 over Wilson Creek is a short span filled spandrel arch bridge. This concrete span has a relatively early construction date and a high degree of physical integrity. Survey number:... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 510 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: This frame building is one of many speculatively built rental houses erected along South Dollison Avenue around the turn of the century. It was occupied for a time around 1905 by traveling salesma... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Frank R. Massey House, 838 East Wal...
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Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Tabor House, 315 South Dollison Ave...
Significance: The earliest known occupants in this large frame building, once a single family residence, were Herscel H. and Sumner S. tabor, owners of Tabor Brothers Lumber Mill. In 1902, John Schmook, proprie... More
Expressmen. Location: Springfield, Missouri / Lewis W. Hine.
Photograph showing men in front of a Wells Fargo & Co Express depot with carts loaded with crates and milk cans.
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 324-326 South Dollison Avenue (Hous...
Significance: This modest frame house is one of many architecturally undistinguished structures in the area built around the turn of the century along McDaniel and Dollison Streets - typical of its age and type... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Charles G. Rose House, 919 East Wal...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this two-story frame house was first occupied by Charles Rose, owner of the Rose Dry Goods Company. In 1906 it was sold to Ignace Glaser, also in dr... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Cooper-Herman House, 929 East Walnu...
Significance: Begun by plumbing supplier Harry Cooper, this house was completed in 1899 by tailor Daniel H. Herman. It was sold in 1919 to German clothier Richard Liepman and still remains in the family. One of... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 428 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Significance: Like the virtually identical house next door (424 South Dollison), this small frame building is one of many laborers' houses put up speculatively along South Dollison Avenue around the turn of the... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Jewell-Baldwin House, 913 East Waln...
Significance: Built in 1902-03 by speculator J.B. Montgomery, this 2-1/2 story frame house was first occupied by newspaperman Harry S. Jewell, owner of the Springfield Leader. In 1916 it was sold to Winfred M. ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Albert A. Hamel House, 900 East Elm...
Significance: Albert A. Hamel, a traveling salesman for the Eagle Candy Company, built this large frame bungalow in 1921. It remained in family hands for almost thirty years after. The house displays a single s... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Shockley Firestone Building, 816 Saint Louis Street, Springfield, Gree...
Significance: A Commercial style concrete box with Mission Revival parapet detailing, this early commercial building was the first in what would be a series of commercial structures along the 800-900 blocks of ... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 828 South Dollison Avenue (House), ...
Survey number: HABS MO-1252-BB Public domain photograph of a house, residential property, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Hampton Wedge Historic District, 954 East McDaniel Street (House), 954...
Significance: One of many small frame houses in the predominately black East End (Hampton Wedge) neighborhood, this single-story building displays massing and detailing which are common for the area. Survey nu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Gustavus A. Watson House, 515 South...
Significance: Built by G.A. Watson in 1921-22, this large frame house is something of an anomaly among the turn-of-the-century speculative houses on South Dollison Avenue. Larger than the adjacent houses and bu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Gustavus A. Watson House, 515 South...
Significance: Built by G.A. Watson in 1921-22, this large frame house is something of an anomaly among the turn-of-the-century speculative houses on South Dollison Avenue. Larger than the adjacent houses and bu... More
Bridge No. 2415, Spanning Wilson Creek at Farm Road 156, Springfield, ...
Significance: Bridge No. 2415 over Wilson Creek is a short span filled spandrel arch bridge. This concrete span has a relatively early construction date and a high degree of physical integrity. Survey number:... More
Bridge No. 2415, Spanning Wilson Creek at Farm Road 156, Springfield, ...
Significance: Bridge No. 2415 over Wilson Creek is a short span filled spandrel arch bridge. This concrete span has a relatively early construction date and a high degree of physical integrity. Survey number:... More
Bridge No. 2415, Spanning Wilson Creek at Farm Road 156, Springfield, ...
Significance: Bridge No. 2415 over Wilson Creek is a short span filled spandrel arch bridge. This concrete span has a relatively early construction date and a high degree of physical integrity. Survey number:... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, Garrett W. Hackney House, 819 East ...
Significance: Acquired by Garrett W. Hackney, Springfield City Clerk, in 1865, this large two-story frame house has remained in Hackney family hands since. It was built ca. 1880 as a single-story el-shaped stru... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, South Dollison, East Elm, East Cher...
Survey number: HABS MO-1252 Public domain photograph of a house, residential property, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
James River Bridge, .6 mile North of Greene-Christian County Line, Spr...
Significance: James River Bridge was the first metal bridge constructed in the county and was associated with the Harrison-Springfield Road, a major 19th century commercial route. Survey number: HAER MO-44 Bu... More
Walnut-Dollison Historic District, 815 East Walnut Street (House), 815...
Significance: A simply massed and typically detailed neoclassical building common for its period, this large frame house is one of many substantial town houses built along East Walnut Street at the turn of the ... More
Shockley Firestone Building, 816 Saint Louis Street, Springfield, Gree...
Significance: A Commercial style concrete box with Mission Revival parapet detailing, this early commercial building was the first in what would be a series of commercial structures along the 800-900 blocks of ... More
Shockley Firestone Building, 816 Saint Louis Street, Springfield, Gree...
Significance: A Commercial style concrete box with Mission Revival parapet detailing, this early commercial building was the first in what would be a series of commercial structures along the 800-900 blocks of ... More