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MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHlTECTURAL/HISTORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

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101 North Ash Street (Rice Hardware)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, one-part, rectangular plan commercial building constructed in 1883 or 1887 with a chamfered corner entrance. The building is on the north corner of North Ash Street and West Grand Avenue. The main entrance has original single-light glass and wood double doors. Flanking the entrance are cast iron pilasters with floral medallions, vertical fluted and pellet molding. These pilasters are inscribed "Mesker Bros. Front Builders, St. Louis, MO." At the top of the pilasters are floral capitals. The North Ash facade is divided into eleven bays with each bay divided by a narrow cast iron pilaster. These pilasters have pellet molding, floral medallions and floral capitals. Between the pilasters are large single-light display windows which rest on frame bulkheads. Above the display windows are transom bars and single-light transom windows. These transom windows have been covered with wclod panels. Across the width of this facade is a ca. 1910 wood and corrugated metal awning with metal support brackets. The upper facade has a pressed metal front with fleur-de-lis, scalloped medallion and floral decorations stamped into the panels. Above the entrance bay, the pressed metal panels are built slightly higher than the rest of the roofline and have rectangular pressed metal brackets.

The West Grand facade has an added concrete foundation and original two- light glass and paneled-wood double doors. This entrance has a segmental arch and an arched single-light transom. In the upper facade are small single-'light arched windows with brick relief arching. At the roofline is a row of brick modillion blocks and a flat parapet wall with terra cotta coping. At the rear of the building is a small one-story ca. 1920 brick addition.

43 . HlSTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The building was built as the Lasswell General Store in 1883 or 1887. The Lasswell brothers were the first to establish a store in Campbell and they did so as soon as the railroad came through in the early 1880s. Ned Rice formed a partnership with his friend Roy Petty in 1909. They purchased the Lasswell Building in 1909 and established a hardware and furniture store. The town's first hand- operated gasoline pump was located in front of the store, next to a concrete horse trough and hitching rail. The store survived the Great Depression, when sales were low, but never at a standstill. Lloyd Miller, who had worked as a clerk at the store since 1938, became its co-owner in 1955 with Ned Rice's daughter. Upon her death, Miller became sole owner and operator. Miller continues to operate the store in 1991. The inr.erior has original wood floors, plaster walls, and a chamfered wood post support system. The interior also has a raised mezzanine level,

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMJ3NT AND OUTBUILDINGS The building is located on a corner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History,-1800s I 1900s. alla as: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.; Smith-Davis, Mary F. History of Dunklin County, Missouri - - - 1845 - 1895. St. Louis: Nixon-Jones ~ri.nsng Company, 1896; reprint, Kennett, Missouri: Thrower Printing Company, 1962.; Wood, Woody. Interview by Phil Thomason, 27 March 1991.

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42. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF IMPORTANT FEATURES

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43. HISTORY AND SlOWlFICIIICE

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103 NOI-th Ash Street

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, one-part, brick, five-bay rectangular plan commercial building constructed ca. 1910. The building retains an original storefront with the main entrance located in the central bay. This entrance has original twelve-light glass and wood double doors. Above the doors is a six-light rectangular transom. Flanking display windows are single-light and rest on brick bulkheads. Over the display windows are three-light rectangular transoms. Across the width of the storefront is a wood and metal shed awning. This awning has metal support brackets and was rebuilt ca. 1 9 9 0 . In the upper facade are five recessed brick panels separated by brick piers. Above and below these panels are rows of corbelled brick. At the roofline is a flat parapet wall w-i- th terra cotta coping.

43 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The building was constructed ca. 1 9 1 0 as a dealership for International Harvester. The interior has been remodeled but retains original plaster walls and open floor space. In recent years the building has been occupied as an annex for the Rice Hardware Company.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This building is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Hill, Bud. Interview by Phil ?'hornason, 27 March 1991.

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100 South Ash Street (Sportsman's Lounge)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick rectangular plan building constructed in 1915. The building faces both West Grand Avenue an South Ash Streets with the main entrance facing South Ash. The Ash Street facade has two bays and an entrance which was altered ca. 1950 with an aluminum and glass door and structural glass blocks. Above the entrance is a metal awning. The flanking display window has also been enclosed with structural glass blocks. The building has a stretcher-bond brick exterior of tan brick that have been painted white. These two bays are divided by brick pilasters with concrete Doric capitals. Below the roofli~le is a concrete cornice with dentils. At the roofline is a stepped parapet wall with concrete coping.

The West Grand Avenue facade has four bays. The entrance bay on this facade has a ca. 1980 solid wood door and above the door is a rectangular transom opening that has been enclosed with wood panels. The two west bays have original copper and glass display windows and four- light glass and wood rectangular transoms. Flanking the entrance and in the east bay are two one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows. The cornice and stepped parapet extend at the roofline of this facade.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed in 1915 to house the Bank of Campbell and retains its original bank vault, which was manufactured by Hallsf Safe and Iron Works of St. Louis. The building continued to occupied by a bank until 1980. In recent years it has been occupied as the Sportsmanfs Lounge. The building is one of three in the proposed district which was occupied as a bank during much of the 20th century.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS The building is located on a corner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

4 5 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History,-1800s --- - 1900s. alla as: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

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101 Sooth Ash Street (Weeksf Insurance)

42. DESCRIPTION Two-story brick, rectangular plan two-part commercial building constructed ca. 1900. The building has a chamfered corner entrance and faces both West Grand Avenue and South Ash Street. The Grand Avenue facade has four bays. The storefronts have been altered with a ca. 1920 scored stucco and large single-light display windows. In the west bays are two entrance openings on the first floor. Both entrances are set within segmental arches. One opening has been enclosed with wood panels but the west bay has a ca. 1970 wood door and original single-light transom. Across the width of the storefront i.s a ca. 1920 wood and metal awning and metal support brackets. In the upper facade are foilr one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows set wi.thin segmental arches. At the roofline is a corbelled brick cornice and concrete parapet. The corner entrance has a ca. 1960 single-light glass and wood door.

The South Ash Street storefront has a large single-light glass and wood fixed display window which rests on a frame bulkhead and cast iron lug sill. Above the display window is a transom bar and two single-light transoms. Flanking the display window are fluted cast iron pilasters with floral medallions. These pilasters were manufactured by the St. Louis Architectural Iron Company. Across the storefront is a wood awning added in 1982. In the upper facade are one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows. At the roofline is corbelled brick an a concrete parapet.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1900 and was originally occupied by several mercantile businesses and offices. In 1915, the first floor of the building was occupied by the First State Bank, which was organized that year. When it opened, it was provided with modern fire and burglar-proof safes and vaults. The interior of the bank was decorated with white marble, mahogany, and bronze. The base of the walls was lined with white marble and the floor was laid with white tile. The Bank of Campbell was located in the building from 1939 to 1980. C . G . Bray's law office was on the first floor of the building.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS The build.ing is located on a corner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical -

Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.; Wood, Woody. Interview by Phil Thomason, 27 March 1 9 9 1 .

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103 South Ash Street (Dille's Pharmacy)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay, rectangular plan commercial building built ca. 1928. The building has a recessed entrance with an aluminum and glass door and aluminum and glass display windows. The display windows rest on original brick bulkheads. Across the width of the facade is a 1982 wood awning. The upper facade has an exterior of yellow wire brick as at the roofline is a row of soldier coursing and terra cotta coping. The interior retains its original open floor space.

4 3 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE McCutchenls Mercantile was located at this site from the 1880s until it closed in 1926. It was probably around 1927 that the present building was constructed. The building has been occupied by a variety of businesses in recent decades.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This bu.ilding is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s -- - 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

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42. FURTHER OCtCZIIPTION OF IMPORTANT F U T U R E S

see co t l ~ u a t i o n sheet

43. HISTORY AND SlGNlRCI l lCE

102-106 South Ash Street (Public ~ibrary/~ordan's Upholstery)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, brick building constructed ca. 1915 with three separate storefronts. The 106 storefront is original and has a recessed entrance with an original single-light glass and wood door. Display windows have large glass lights with copper muntin bars. the display windows rest on scored stucco bulkheads. Over the display windows is a transom bar and the transom has been covered with plywood panels. Across the width of the storefront is a metal awning added ca. 1970.

The 101 storefront (library) was remodeled ca. 1965 with wire brick bulkheads and aluminum and glass display windows an door. Across the width of the building is a wood awning added in 1982.

The 102 storefront has been bricked over in recent decades. The upper facade of each section has recessed brick panels, a pierced brick wall vent, and corbelled brick cornice. This upper facade is of yellow brick. At the roofline is a flat parapet with concrete coping. The interiors of all three sections have been remodeled.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1915 and was occupied by various mercantile stores during the early and mid-20th century* The 104 storefront became the town's library in recent years.


45 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL/ HISTORIC INVENTORY SURVFv FORM

I. no. 1 -

- -

43. HISTORY AND SJGNIFICUICE

see cor~+..ir~i,ation sheet

/

Joyce ' s Boutique Plus z 0

2. couun Dunk l i r i 3. OTHER NAYE(S)

4 3. ~0CATtdcc OF

NEGATIVES D ~ c ) - _ . 3 f Nat. Res. 6 . 3-CMC LLOU L O ( ; l i m 16. TWEYITlC C1LTfWRV 20. NO O F STORCS 1

RAW= SfCTtO l 29. m E N T ? YES( l1 O n IF Crm OR T m , STREET A O O R L f f IT. DATEtS) OR PER100 MO& 1 = O

la. 19 25 30. ~OUNDATION M&TCRl& %: I-'-

10. s m t OR DESION I r nncre te P 3

31. WAU comtnucnow I@. ARCHITECT OR LN.(IEER r h r i r k

=ROW mCt Am YATCRIIIL.

20. COWTRICTOR OR WLOM - flat/unknown

f3. MO. OF DAYS a

44. DESCRIPTION 01 EMWRO)IYCNT AND OUTBUILDlNGS s

9. COORDINATES UTY

L I T LONG

see con4:.inuation sheet

-

21. ORIOINLL S t , If ACCARLWT fRorrT 3 sloe C1

commer lcaY I b4. W A L L T R U T Y W T 2 2 I ' b r i c k o E ZZ. mutn? USE I a, e c~mmer c l a l U. PLAN SH~~CL: tana. 07 r ' 2s. OWNERS~IC P U I u C ( 1 36. C ~ U K ~ L S

( D V U l N IN P n v A T r t XI 41,

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INTERlOR = !!! CD 2

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see con" i n , ~ a t i o n sheet I g b 47. OIY1EllUTIoN C I ,

10. S l T L I 1 STRUCTUMt 1 n o ( ) - m A r ? O O ( l U1 :: sulLolnG ( ,<I !! mtJfEf ( ) 26. LOCAL COMTAR P-ON OR OII6IWUIIION 39. ENMNGLRUI 9 Y U ( 1 2

It. ON N A ~ O N A L m ( 1 IZ IS IT Y E C i t y of Campbell BY W H A T ?

REGISTER ? SUGlBU? ,of = ( X ) ;

) 07. OTHER SURVEYS IN mlcn INCLUDED o L 2

rrm OF arm. YES ( I 14. ~lsmlm Y- (X 40. v t s t a r c n o r YES t X I nln: DI~~RICT t no ( 0 rnwnu7 wo( I PWC ROAD? NO( )

1s. NAY€ OF ESTAIUS~EO DISTRICT 4t. DISTAMCL FRaY AND FROllTAa ON ROAD

42. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF IMPORTANT FEATURES

see conF i r i ,a t ion sheet

- 2

THIS FORM WEN COMPLETED TO: o m a a~ HISTORIC mrrermnon N 5~ 48. OATS (4s. RwISmU D l t E t S )

t P.0, BOX IT6 2..

105 South Ash Street (Joyce's Boutique Plus)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay, rectangular plan commercial building constructed ca. 1925. The building has a recessed entrance with an original single-light glass and wood door and rectangular transom. Flanking the entrance are ca. 1970 aluminum and glass display windows which rest on original brick bulkheads. Across the storefront is a ca. 1970 pl .exiglass and metal awning. The upper facade is composed of yellow wire brick and at the roofline is terra cotta coping. The interior has been remodeled but has original open floor space.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This one-story building was constructed ca. 1925 and retains its original modest brick facade. The building has been occupied by a variety of mercantile establishments since its construct ion.


45 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTLIRAL/HISTORIC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

1. no. I 4. PRESENT L O C U NAYL(f) OR OL11011A~ON(S) - 8 2

-- , , . at.- Yes. I 6. SPECMC UUL LO- IS. f n t u n c UTE- 20. NO. OF STORES 1

t O l W ) I t ? RANGE SECTION 29. W E N T 7 c

I YES ( 1 IF CITY OR T a m , S m T A D D R w 17. DATEIS) OR PER100 MOO( ) t-1

1137-1CF; i; .. fish Street I

1963 30. COU~DATION M A T ~ R I ~ I-'. 3

7. UTI OR TOVW If RURAL, V l U W l f l 18. S m E OR 0ES16N '

Campbe: .l 1-part commercial b l d g . 31. WALL C O ~ U C T I O N f . ramp , U I 8 T . d

8. OLSCRIWOC~ OF LOUTION IB. ARWITLCT OR ~ne t r t ra U R O W TTCL mo YATERIU

f l at.,/( ~nknnwn )3. NO. OF BAYS

FlrOUT 8 . 21. ORIOIN?L USE, I F APPARENT I SIDE 3

commer l c a l 34. WAU TRUTYUT rn u

22. ~ U E W T USE ,brick venner 111 z , commercial pLur snm rectang.

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r euruc( I 36. cwrw;as *oornonc g PWVATt(y ) (U thn lN IN

I NQ 42:) ALTERED( 1 p 24. OWNER'S NAME AND ADORES¶ wOVC0 ( ) z

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RLCISTER ? *O ( X, cUG'BU? N O ( ~ ) 21. OTHER SU-

I* CIR w m A B . YES( 1 M. D t s m l m '1 40. VlSIULE FROM HI=. DISTRICT 7 NO ( X I --? NO( I P W C ROAD 7

13. NAME O F E STABUSWLD DISTRICT 41. DISTANCE FROM AND FRONT= ON ROAD

42. FUATHER DLtCRlPTlON O f IMPORTANT FEATURES

see conrin i a t i o n sheet

z b

see con--. i n ~ a t i o n sheet I

44. DLSCRICTION O r LuwRO(IYUIT M o OU'TIUILDIN@S

coritini~ation sheet

43. S O U R U I o r INCORYITIOII *.a. mE- BY

see continuation sheet 47. OR~AWZATION

RETUR)IJ THIS m w WWM C O Y P ~ TO: o m = OF H I ~ ~ C - ~ O N RO. 80% 176 4s. amlsmu ~lttts)

1 ' ' -9 teDfD;2Ewuw JEFFERSON Cltr, MISS00111 US102

107-105 South Ash Street

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick building constructed by J.E. Sale in 1963. The building has two storefronts and an exterior of wire brick.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The building was constructed in 1963, after a fire destroyed several buildings on the west side of Ash Street in 1951. The burned buildings had been constructed in 1902, replacing a row of frame structures between McCutchenfs Mercantile and the Cotton Belt Hotel..


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s I 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL JH!STORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

- -

- 2 o

\D

1 NO. 9

w

'. C o u N ~ u n k l i r ~ I

3. LoCAT~ORJ OF ~ r c ~ t ~ v r s D e p t , J $' Nat . Res .

4. M-WT L O U N A Y t t S j OR DESIUMATION(S)

' Risley's Variety Store 5. otnrrr NAYC(S)

6. SPCCMC LEU LOCI= TOWWS4lp RAaCE StCT1OW

IS. r n t u n c U T C W ~ 20. NO OF STORCS

2s. 8ASEnEMTt YES ( 1. -

IF C l n OR TOWN, STREET ADDRESS

110-11;) 5. 9sh Street IF IIURAA , VIUNITY 7. UW OR TOWN

5 g IT. OATCtSj OR PER100 MOO^ x:

-,a 91 5 SO. FOUNDATION YATER~~~L I- P. :

18. s m ~ OR DESIGN - :oncrete 3

Campbel 8-part commercial b l d g . '

11. WAU C o l l t l l l U c n o n

0 . o t t c ~ t m o t u OF L O ~ T I O M

9. COOROllAT LS U TM

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. IS. ARCWITISCI OR EN.(IIER )rick

WCt UD MATERlAL I

t o . CONTRICTOR OR 8mwU a i~nknown - fYFY s3. NO. OF BAYS A

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15. NAME OF ESTA8LlSt4CD DISfRICT 41. DISTANCE F R W AND FI I rnTAGE ON ROAD

42. FURTHER OCSCRIPTlON OF IMCORtANT F U T U R E S

see con'-,iqriat ion sheet

2

4 3 . HISTORY AND SlGNlACIClCE

see contiviation sheet

44. DLSCRICTION OF LIIVI-LIIT AN0 OU~UILDINO~ see cort>inl.~ation sheet

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see cortiruation sheet

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110-112 South Ash Street (Risley's Wholesale Variety)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay rectangular plan commercial building constructed ca. 1915. The building has three storefronts which were remodeled ca. 1970 with brick bulkheads and aluminum and glass display windows and doors. The south storefront retains an original single-light glass and wood door. Across the width of the storefront is a shed wood awning added in 1982. The upper facade is composed of yellow glazed brick with no decorative detailing. At the roofline is a flat concrete parapet with terra cotta coping. The interior has open floor space with an original pressed metal ceiling.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION

110-112 South Ash Street (Risleyfs Wholesale Variety)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay rectangular plan commercial building constructed cab 1915. The building has three storefronts which were remodeled ca. 1970 with brick bulkheads and aluminum and glass display windows and doors. The south storefront retains an original single-light glass and wood door. Across the width of the storefront is a shed wood awning added in 1982. The upper facade is composed of yellow glazed brick with no decorative detailing. At the roofline is a flat concrete parapet with terra cotta coping. The interior has open floor space with an original pressed metal ceiling.

43 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE Constructed ca. 1915, this building housed severa; department stores in the mid-20th century. The building has a modest facade but retains an original pressed metal ceiling on its interior.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This building is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

4 5 . SOIJRCES OF INFORMATION

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL/H!STORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

I. NO. 1 4. nnar LOCAL NAIL(S) 01 OESI~*ATION(SI F

- I

6 . $ w C m C Lm& Loam I@. T n t M n C U T L G m Y N

RANGE SECTION L YES c 5 IF crrr OR om, S W X ~ ADDRESS I?. DATL(S1 OR PER100 n o % ) c

113 5. +stl S t r e e t 1951 SO. FOUNDATIOU YATCRIIS e Z r* : L

7. UV OR TOWN IF Run&, VICINITY 18. STILE OR OLSION - 3

1-pa r t commercial bldg . 51. WALL C O ~ U C Z I O N

a* OCSCRICTION OF LOUTIOM I@. AICWlTECT OR LNWNLEI frame 17- &lD Y A T C R l U

20. CONTRACTOR OR wu f 1 athnknown t3. NO. OF BAYS a

21. ORIOINA!. USE, I F ACCARLNT 3 SIDE m

corr~mer c l a l s4. WALL T R U T Y U l T P m cn

22. P~~ESLIVT USE brick veneer 111 2

~ m m e r c i a l U. PLAN SM.PE rectang. r

23. OWNLRSHIC P U I U C ( ) 36. CHANGES m O N ( 1 g P ~ V A T ~ ( x (EXPLAIN IN

I NO. 42) ALTERED( f 24. OWNER'S NAME AN0 ADDRESS W W D C 1 2 If KMQm

I

S?. C O N D l T l ~ Z m I n R R I O R -

9. COORDINATES U T Y - VI

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10. STRUCTURE( ) BUILDING ( x Y U f 1 g

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REGISTER 7 rcc x 2

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1s rrm w m a . YES ( 1 14. ~lsmlm YES( )(J 40. VISIBLE FROM Y m N - 2 n~rr. DISTRICT ? no ( tmw~~? NO( I PWUC ROAD s mot 1

IS. NAME OF ESTADLIS~LO DISTRICT 41. DISTANCE FROU AND FROUTW ON ROAD

42. FURTHER D L W I P T I O I J OF I M W W A N T W T U R L S

see c o n r i n d a t i o n sheet

'. c o u N ~ u n k l i r

3. LOCATION N E c r T l v a s 6&1t, o f Nat. Res.

43. HISTORY AND SlGNlnCARCE

see cont . in~at ion shee t

44. OLSCRlPTlON OF FMVfROllYCWT AM0 OUTBUILDINOS see c o ~ t l n u a t i o n shee t

L 5. ornca NAML(S)

see c o c t i n u a t i o n sheet

P 0

it. ~RSAWZATION I REnlRW THIS FORM WH€N COMPLESEb TO: OFFICE Of )IOS!VR1C -ATION 0 I*.' *,-.J," *

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DY -14, Val , f 7 C f

113 South Ash Street (Norrid's Pharmacy)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick building constructed in 1951 with a ca. 1970 st-orefront.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The store opened in September 1951 as the Merritt Rexall Drug Store. The building was constructed after a fire destroyed several buildings on the west side of Ash Street in 1951. The burned buildings had been constructed in 1902, replacing a row of frame structures between McCutchen's Mercantile and the Cotton Belt Hotel.


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s -- - 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECT ORAL/HlSTORC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

I . NO. 1 4. PWSfWT LOCAL N A W l S ) OR OUI=nON(S) 1 - 11

2. COUNm

rlr 3. LOCATIO)~ OF

NEGATIVES D e ~ t . $- '' n a t . Res . I

6 . SPECWIC =a& LOU- 16. THCYITlC CATEGORY -tC RANGE SECTION

IF CITT OR TOWN, 3-T ADDRESS I?. DATE(S) OR P L R l W

115-111 5. hsh S t r e e t

- - -&

see co rk inua t i on sheet u*.' 47. O a U a l Z A T J O N C I ~

2 $.

RETURN THIS FORM WHEN COMPLETED TO: OFFICE OF HI-C -TION p k., ? RO. BOX I76 %,,

IC MOITWUL sma u WEEOW ~ n r c n JEFFERSON UW, NISSWRl US102 3/91 ""4 SEMRATE s n r a ~ t s ~ TO THIS rdm PM- s14-7~1- G ~ G G

Wil l iams Store L

5. OTHER NAYL(S)

co t tan B e l t Ho te l

- 7. uTI OR TOWN IF R U R U , VICINIm

Carpphpl 8 . O e s c a t m o a OF LOUTION

U T Y 9 COORDINATES

LIT LONG

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I ORIGINAL USE, IF AWARLNT h b t e l - tt. ~ C S E N T USE

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24. WNCR'S NAME AND ADORUS IC KN-

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-our 6 SIDE

34. w u T R m T M m T

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115-11-' South Ash Street

42. DESCRIPTION Two-story brick, six-bay, rectangular plan commercial building constructed ca. 1900. The building has a chamfered corner entrance which has been bricked in and enclosed. The building faces both West Front and South Ash Streets. The South Ash Street facade has two storefronts which were remodeled ca. 1925. This storefront remodeling displays two recessed entrances with single-light glass and wood double doors. Above the doors are two-light transoms. Display windows have both large single lights and structural glass blocks resting on black tile bulkheads. Above the display windows are transom bars and transoms with single-light glass panels and black tile panels.

Dividing each storefront bay are cast iron pilasters which were installed when the building was constructed. These pilasters have recessed panels and floral and Doric motif capitals. These pilasters were manufactured by Christopher and Simpson of St. Louis. Across the width of the storefront is a small plexiglass and wood awning added ca. 1965. On the second floor are original one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows set within segmental arches. These arches have connecting brick relief arching of yellow glazed brick. Above the windows is elaborate corbelled brickwork of red and yellow glazed brick.

On the West Front Street facade is an original entrance opening on the first floor. This entrance has been covered with plywood panels and another entrance and windows on this facade have been enclosed with brick. On the second story are one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows with brick relief arching. The upper facade lacks significant corbelled brick and at the roofline is a stepped parapet wall with terra cotta :oping.

4 3 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The building originally served as the Cotton Belt Hotel, built around 1900. The Union Railway Station was located directly across Front Street from the hotel. The Cotton Belt Hotel Nas one of Campbell's best known hotels in the early 20th century: The upper floors of the building were used as hotel rooms while the first floor housed various mercantile businesses. In recent decades the hotel use of the building has ceased and only the first floor is occupied. The building has not been altered since storefront remodelings in the 1920s.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This building is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s = 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL/HlSTORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

- -

4. P W n t l l f L O W NAWCS) OR OESIOWITION(S) - z 0

I-' h)

S. OTHER NAYC(S1

j. L o C A T I ~ ~ 0 .EC.TIYLs dept. i f Nat. res .

a. SPCCMC LEU L O C A ~ 16. f n t u n c C ~ L T E W ~ re. NO or sronrcs 1 C3 m l P RAW= SECTION 2s. W E N T ? C

I YES( 1 3 " IF c ~ r r OR rom, srmrt roorrcss IT. DATE~S) OR P r m o a

212 W . [ , rand Avenue ca. 1905/1960 SO. FOUNDATION M A T C R I ~ P* - 3 -

7. U T ~ OR TOWN IF RURAL, VICINITY 18. STILL: OR OLSIUN ,concrete Campbel- I- art commercial b lda . c ~ * r u c n o *

8 . o g s c ~ ~ r n o a OF LOUT~OW I). ARCMITECI OR ~ ~ O ~ N E L R hr i r k =noOQ WCt Am Y A T l t R l U

t o . CONTR~~CTOR OR m u m f lat/unknown m. NO. OF BAYS

r a

21. ORIOINAL USE, IF ACCARLWT fuow 3 SIDE w

r r i a l 34. WALL TRUTYEMT P m

b r i c k &a 22. PRESENT USE m

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23. OWNERSHIP p U a U C ( ) 36. CHIWCES *oomoN( 1 ,o (-IN IN PmvATEc X ,

421 ALTERED( p 24. OWNER'S NAME AN0 AODRUS W M D ( 1 g It K N Q m II. conomon z

n I r n R I O R -

9. COOROINATES U TM V) - L I T ,RrOR

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IS. NAME OF ESTABUSNCD DISTRICT mOWTAG€ ON R O I D

42. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF I Y W M t A N T F U T U R E S

see c o * l t i : ~ u a t i o n sheet

4s. HISTORY AND s ~ ~ n ~ n c u r c ~ see c o r ~ t i n u a t i o n sheet

44. OESCRlCTlON 01: EWWROIIYWT AH0 OUflUILDIMOS

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212 West Grand Avenue

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick building constructed ca. 1-905. this building was remodeled ca. 1960 with a new brick facade and storefront. Across the width of the building is a wood shed awning added in 1982.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The original building was the site of C.E. Morrow and Company. The company began in 1913 and was a general store to the community. The building's facade was rebricked ca. 1960 and the building is non-contributing to the district.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This buiLding is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s = 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishiny Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL/ HISTORIC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

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213 West Grand Avenue (A Cut Above)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, three-bay, rectangular plan c:ommercial building constructed of glazed hollow-core tile. The building has a hipped roof of asphalt shingles and exterior of tan and orange glazed tiles. The entrance has a ca. 1980 aluminum and glass door. Above the door is a transom bar with a three-light glass and wood transom. Flanking the entrance are original twenty-four-light glass and wood display windows with brick sills. at the eaves are exposed rafters. The east facade faces into an alley and has five pairs of four-light casement windows. One window opening has been enclosed for a window air conditioning unit. The interior is composed of one large room which has been remodeled with ca. 1980 wood paneling.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was opened ca. 1930 as the City Cafe, operated by the Martin Brothers. The building was used as a restaurant during much of the 20th century and is presently the site of a beauty parlor. The building is the only example of glazed hollow core tile ir. the commercial area.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This building is located on a rectangular lot in the commercial district a£ Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Wood, Woody. Interview by Phil Thomason, 27 March 1991.

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214 West Grand Avenue

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay, rectangular plan building constructed ca. 1905. The building has an altered storefront but retains its upper facade detailing. The storefront was altered ca. 1980 and each bay has single-light display windows resting on brick piers. Dividing each bay are original cast iron pilasters with incised floral decoration and fluted and recessed circular panels. These pilasters were manufactured by Christopher and Simpson of St. Louis. Above the storefront are transoms which have been covered with wood panels. Across the width of the storefront is a shed roof wood awning added in 1982. The upper facade has its original brick exterior and features incised brick banding and a corbelled brick cornice. The interior has been remodeled and no original fabric is visible.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1905 at the same time or soon after the construction of the similar building at 2 1 6 - 2 1 S W. Grand Street. The building has a cast iron storefront which remains visible despite alterations, The building has housed a variety of businesses since its construction.



MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHlTECTURAL/HlSTORlC l NVENTORY SURVEY FORM

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216-218 West Grand Avenue (Rice Hardware)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, six-bay, rectangular plan commercial building c:onstructed ca. 1905 . The building has two separate storefrontis. The west storefront has a recessed entrance which was remodeled ca. 1960 with brick bulkheads, a wood and glass display window, and a single-light glass and wood door. Flanking the entrance are two-light display windows and brick bulkheads also added in the ca. 1960 remodeling. The east storefront is largely intact and has a recessed entrance with a ca. 1970 aluminum and glass door. Over the door is an original two-light transom. Flanking the entrance are original display windows with wood surrounds and copper muntins. The display windows rest on original poured concrete bulkheads. Dividing each bay are original cast iron pilasters. These pilasters have recessed panels, floral medallions, and were manufactured by Christopher and Simpson of St. Louis. The pilasters and bulkheads rest on cast iron lug sills. Transoms above the storefronts have been covered with plywood panels and across the width of the storefronts is a shed roof wood awning added in 1982. The upper facade has indented brick and a corbelled :brick cornice.

The N o r t h Ash Street facade is composed of six-course common-bind brick and in the north bay us a segmental arched one-over-one sash window. At the rear of the building is a ca. 1930 concrete block addition with double doors of wood and metal. The interior is composed of open floor space and has dropped ceilings and added wall paneling.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1905 with a cast iron storefront and corbelled brick cornice. The building was originally occupied by a general store and other businesses. John Powell moved from Sikeston, MO, in 1 9 2 1 and purchased a half-interest in the White Way Barber Shop, which was located at 216 West Grand at the time. Powell eventually bought out his partner, "Stubby" C:row, and moved the store to 205 West Grand. William "Bill" Cruse owned and operated a Western Auto Store at this address for twenty five years. He sold it in 1975 to Aaron Gray, who combined the store with the one in Malden, MO, and closed the Campbell store.

44. DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS The builtling is located on a corner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical S0ciet.y. Campbell Area History, 1800s I 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION A#CHITECTURAL/HtSTORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

I NO. 4. ~11a-r LOU MIYL(SI OR oLJi1aAnon(s)

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301-307 West Grand Avenue (Weeksf Insurance/Vickifs Cafe)

42. DESCRIPTION Two-story brick, six-bay, rectangular plan building constructed ca. 1900 as an addition to 101 South Ash Street,. The building has two storefronts. Each storefront has a ca. 1960 single- light glass and wood door. Flanking the doors are original two-light glass and wood display windows which rest on ca. 1960 brick bulkheads. Above the display windows and doors are transoms which have been enclosed with wood panels. Dividing each bay are original cast iron pilasters manufactured by Christopher and Simpson of St. Louis. These pilasters have recessed panels and rest on cast iron lug sills. The west facade of the building has a ca. 1960 metal staircase which leads to a second story entrance. The upper facade is of six-course common bond brick.

In the second story are paired one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows set within segmental arches. Above the windows are two courses of brick relief arching. At the roofline is a corbelled brick cornice and concrete parapet. The interior has been remodeled. Across the storefront is a ca. 1910 wood and metal awning with metal support bracke~ls ,

43, HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1900 as an addition or annex to the building at 101 S. Ash Street. The building was used for offices on the second floor and stores on the first floor. The building retains much of its original design.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS The building is located on a corner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, --- 1800s - 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

MISSOURI OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURAL/HlSTORlC INVENTORY SURVEY FORM

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103 North Locust Street (City Hall)

42. DESCRIPTION Two-story brick, rectangular plan, three-bay building constructed in 1906. The building has a brick foundation, exterior wall surface of stucco and a hipped roof of asphalt shingles. The building was originally constructed of six-course common-bond brick but the east (Locust St.) and south (Grand Ave.) facades were covered with stucco in 1955 (or ca. 1960?). The Locust Street facade has an original entrance bay with a one-story shed roof entry porch. This porch has original Tuscan columns which rest on ca. 1940 poured concrete piers. The entrance has original double doors of single-light and two-panel glass and wood design. Over the doors is a transom bar and rectangular single- light transom. Windows on the upper facade are original one-over-one rectangular wood sash with concrete sills. Below the eaves are added wood panels.

The Loc-ust Street entrance opens into a wood staircase connecting with the second floor. This staircase has an original wood railing with a square newel post. The second floor has a large meeting hall and four individual offices. These offices have original single-1i.ght and two- panel glass and wood doors. Above the doors are rectangular transoms and flanking the doors are rectangular windows, all of which have opaque glass lights. The interior has wood floors and plaster walls and ceilings. The meeting hall, or what was originally the opera house, has one large room with tongue-in-groove wainscoting and a pressed metal ceiling. Connecting the hallway and meeting room are original four- panel double doors of wood. Above the doors is a rectangular three- light transom.

The Grand Avenue facade was remodeled ca. 1955 and has eight bays. There are four entrances on this facade with ca. 1970 aluminum and glass doors. Windows are single-light aluminum and glass. Across the width of this facade is a shed roof awning added in 1982. The upper facade has seven bays of one-over-one rectangular wood sash windows. On the rear (west) facade is a one-story ca. 1925 brick addition with a ca. 1970 storefront. The interior of the first floor has been remodeled and no histori- fabric remains.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed in 1906 to replace the opera house on Main Street and provide for city offices. The upper story served as an opera house while the first floor was occupied as City Hall. The post office and fire hall were also located in the building for many years. The upper floor of the building is presently vacant but retains its original floor space and pressed metal ceiling. The first floor of the building continues to be occupied as offices for the city.


45 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION Sanborn Insurance Maps, 1911, 1923.; Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbe,ll Area History p_ -- 1800s - 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

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105-105 North Locust Street (Napa Auto Parts)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story brick, three-bay, rectangular plan commercial building constructed between 1911 and 1915. The building was constructed as a service station and has a recessed two-bay drive-thru divided by brick piers. The building has three separate storefronts. ,All three retain their original single-light glass and wood doors with original hardware and rectangular single-light transoms. The south and central storefronts have transoms with ca. 1960 aluminum and opaque lights. The transoms in the north storefront are covered with wood~panels.~~ispla~ windows are ca. 1960 aluminum and glass design and rest on original brick piers. One section of the central storefront has had its display window removed and wood panels added. The interior retains original open floor space with skylights and plaster walls, and concrete floors. Adjacent to the south storefront is an entrance with a ca. 1985 glass and wood door. The upper facade has incised brick banding and a corbelled brick cornice. Just above the storefront and recessed bay is a belt course of yellow glazed soldier course brick.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed between 1911 and 1935 and was occupied by the Joe Tweedell garage in the early 1900s. The bu-lding has an open drive-thru on the main facade and continues to be occupied by an auto parts store. Other sections of the building house other businesses.


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Wood, Woody. Interview by Phil Thomason, 27 March 1991.; Historic photographs.

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111 North Locust Street (Dr. Shaeffer, M.D.)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, four-bay, brick rectangular plan commercial building constructed ca. 1925. The building has a concrete foundation and an exterior of white glazed brick. The building has two primary entrances which have original single-light glass and wood doors. Added to the door openings are full-view storm doors. Two window openings on the main facade have ca. 1970 single-light wood windows. Below the windows are glazed brick sills. Dividing the two entrance bays are brick pilasters with concrete piers a the roofline. Except for these piers, the buA-lding has a flat parapet with terra cotta coping. The other facades of the building are of five course common bond brick construction. The interior has been remodeled and no original fabric is visible.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE Constructed ca. 1925, this building was erected as an office building and retains its original design. The building is a fine example of the use of glazed brick construction.



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100-106 South Locust Street (Boyd's Department Store)

42. DESCRIPTION One-story, six-bay, rectangular plan br.ick commercial building constructed ca. 1909. The building has two storefronts which are largely original. Each storefront has a recessed entrance with two single-light glass and wood double doors. The recessed entrances have floors of concrete. Above the doors are rectangular single-light transoms. Flanking the entrances are large single-light display windows with copper muntin bars. The display windows rest on original concrete bulkheads. Across the width of the storefront is an original wood shed awning attached to the upper facade by chains and anchors. Above the storefront are transoms which have been covered with wood panels. In the upper facade are recessed rectangular brick panels. At the roofline is a corbelled brick cornice and a flat parapet. The Grand Avenue facade has an entrance with a single-light glass and wood door and flanking display window. This display window rests on brick bulkheads added ca. 1950. Attached to the east facade of the building is a ca. 1925 one-story brick addition. This addition has a single-light glass and wood door. Flanking the door are single-light glass display windows on brick bulkheads. At the roofline is a corbelled brick cornice and terra cotta coping. Across the width of the building is a ca. 1960 plexiglass and metal shed awning. The interior has a concrete floor, plaster and wood walls and open floor space. The interior has a wood column support system and a coffered pressed metal ceiling. The ceiling panels have egg and dart and floral designs. At the rear of the building is a raised mezzanine area and beneath is a vault and scale.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The building was constructed ca. 1909 as the Porter-Benson Mercantile Company. The company organized in 1909 and became one of the largest business enterprises in Dunklin County. The building was the largest in Campbell when it was constructed. The building also housed a restaurant at one time.


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History,-1800s -- - 1900s. alla as: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.; wood, Woody. Interview by Ph.il Thomason, 27 - -

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42. DESCRIPTION The building faces both South Locust Street and West Grand Avenue. It is a one-story, three-bay, rectangular plan brick building constructed in 1920 with a chamfered corner entrance. This entrance has a ca. 1970 aluminum and glass door, original transom bar and an arched, single-light transom. The transom has been enclosed with a wood sign panel. The building has a concrete foundation and an exterior of stretcher-bond wire brick. The Locust Street facade has two original single-light glass and wood rectangular display windows. Across the width of both facades is a wood shed awning added in 1.982. The Grand Avenue facade has nine bays with three entrance openings. Each entrance has a :a. 1970 aluminum and glass door and arched transom. These transoms have been covered with wood panels. Flanking the doors are original tri-part windows. The central window has a large single-light and is flanked by narrow rectangular wood sash windows. Transoms above these windows have been covered with wood panels. In the upper facade of the building is a header-bond brick belt course and rectangular panels of soldier-course brick. At the roofline is a corbelled brick cornice and psrapet of terra cotta coping.

4 3 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE On February 19, 1921, First National Bank moved into this newly constructed building. In 1922, it consolidated with t h e Bank of Campbell, which was founded in 1897. By consolidating with t h e Bank of Campbell, First National became one of the largest in southeast Missouri. The building was vacated by the bank in recent decades but retains its original vault manufactured by the Howe Scale Company of St. Louis. The interior has been remodeled.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS The building is located on a oorner lot in the commercial district of Campbell.

45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, 1800s I 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

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42. DESCRIPTION One-story, four-bay, rectangular plan brick commercial building constructed ca. 1900. The building has its original storefronts and upper facade of pressed metal. The 103 storefront is the widest of four storefronts and has a recessed entrance with double single-light glass and two-panel wood doors. Above the doors is a two-light rectangular transom. Flanking the entrance are single-light display windows which rest on rectangular paneled wood bulkheads. Above the display windows are two-light and four-light transoms. The 105 storefront has a recessed entrance with a ca. 1920 single-light glass and wood door. Flanking the door are single-light display windows which rest on scored concrete bulkheads. Above the display windows and entrance bay are two-light transoms. The 107 storefront has original paired double doors that are flush with the sidewalk. These doors are single-light glass and two-panel wood. Flanking the entrance are single- light display windows on rectangular paneled wood bulkheads. Above the entrance and display windows are two light transoms. The 109 storefront has a recessed entrance with a single-light and paneled wood door. Flanking the door are single-light display windows which rest on paneled wood bulkheads. Above the entrance and display windows are two-light transoms. Dividing each storefront bay are undecorated cast iron pilasters. Across the width of the storefront is a ca. 1950 metal awning with metal support brackets. The upper facade is composed of pressed metal panels in floral, acanthus leaf, and garland and swag designs. The interior of the building retains plaster walls, wood floors, tongue-in- groove wainscoting and wood ceilings. Some sections have been subdivided with wood partition walls and have lowered ceilings.

43. HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE This building was constructed ca. 1900 and retains its excellent pressed metal facade and storefronts. The building was erected with four separate storefronts which housed a. variety of businesses and mercantile establishments. The Kirkwood Grocery Store was located in this building during much of the early 20th century. Although presentl-y vacant, the building is in good condition and has not been altered


45. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Wood, Woody. Interview by Phil Thomason, 27 Marck, 1391.

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42. DESCRIPTION The Pol-Mac Apartments is a two-story, nine-bay, ell- plan building constructed in 1912. The building has a concrete foundation, hipped roof of asphalt shingles, and an exterior of yellow glazed stretcher-bond brick. On the main (east) facade is a one-story shed roof porch with original Tuscan columns. This open porch originally extended along the south facade but this section was enclosed with wood and glass panels ca. 1955. Between the wood columns are wrought iron railings added ca. 1955. The main entrance has an original single-light glass dnd wood door, single-light sidelights, and a three-light rectangular transom. This entrance is set within a segmental arch which has two courses of brick relief arching. Secondary entrances have origindl single-light transoms, and some retain original screen doors. These entrances are also set within segmental arches. Windows are origindl one-over-one rectangular wood sash set within segmental arches. These windows have concrete sills and connecting the window arches is brick belt coursing. At the roofline of the main facade is a hipped dormer with added aluminum-sided panels.

On the West Front Street facade is a two-story projecting bay. In the first floor of this bay is an entrance set within a segmental arch. This entrance contains original single-light glass and three-panel wood double doors. Over the doors is a transom bar and two-light transoms. At the roofline is a hipped dormer with added aluminum siding. The rear, or west facade has a ca. 1955 two story metal fire escape and entrances on this facade have ca. 1955 glass and wood doors. In the rear of the ell is an exterior brick chimney. This facade also has a one-story shed roof aciditi~:~~ built ca. 1955.

The interior of the building retains its original lobby and floor plan. The lobby has a pressed metal ceiling, plaster walls, and wood floors covered with linoleum panels. In the lobby is a brick fireplace and mantle with a glass light. The original staircase remains with tongue- in-groove panels. Doors are original four-panel wood with single-light transoms. Also remaining are original glass fixtures. The original dining room has been converted into apartments. Original c:eiling fans also remain.

43 . HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE The Pol-Mac Hotel was constructed in 1912 by Louis McCutchen, Sr., and Daniel F. Pollock to serve as the finest hotel on the Frisco Railroad between St. Louis and Memphis. The Pol-Mac maintained a top-quality reputation for its excellent meals, service and management for many years. Improvements in highway transportation led to the demise of the Pol-Mac Hotel and in 1954, it became the General Baptist Rest Home. This business moved to a new location in 1977, and the Pcl-Mac was purchased by Lloyd and Lu Miller. The Millers converted the old hotel into apartments. The building was rewired, and renovated and today there are twelve apartments in the building.

4 4 . DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND OUTBUILDINGS This building is located on a rectangular lot south of the commercial district of C a m p b ~ 11,

4 5 . SOURCES OF INFORMATION Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society. Campbell Area History, - - - 1800s - 1900s. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1983.

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