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‘Squirrel Town‘ was a low income section of town roughly bounded between South Adams & South Alves Streets and Clay & Dixon Streets. The earliest mention I can…
NW Corner of N Main and Third Streets, currently a parking lot. Home to Elks Lodge No. 206 from 1909 until its demolition in 1974. Google Location
Visible in this photo of a parade in the 300 block of N Main Street is the Elks Lodge, 311 N Main, 315 N Main, and 317 N…
509 N. Main St. In its form, plan and roofline, this stuccoed brick house reseables its circa 1860 neighbor to the south, but its segmental-arched windows throughout, many…
Vance-Lambert House; large simplified Queen Anne cottage, neoclassical in its symmetrical massing; Ist story brick veneered with flat cast stone sills and lintels; distinctive roofline of tall hip…
Visible in this aerial photo of the Audubon and East End is the Louisville & Nashville and Illinois Central railroad tracks, Home Oil & Gas bulk plant, Audubon…
Jarvis House, 517 N. Main St. The balanced, regularized treatment of the overall fore and main facade, cross-gable roofline with full pediment across the front, and Corinthian coluans…
Also known as “Perkins House” and “Terrace Hill” Robust Queen Anne style brick dwelling highlightedby irregular, asymmetrical massing, multiple hipped and gabled roofs, entrance bay in 3-story tower…
