Name/Title
1627-1629 Frederick AvenueEntry/Object ID
2020.25.2395Description
Circa 1895
SUZANNES MIAMI CLUB
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
Circa 1942
MIAMI CLUB
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
STOUT & PUMPHREY GROCERY
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
MARC'S PLACE
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
Circa 1966
ORVAL'S COCKTAIL
LOUNGE & RESTAURANT
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
COACH HOUSE
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
CARRIAGE HOUSE
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
FREDERICK INN
1627-1629 Frederick Avenue
The building permit for this building lists "D. McDonald" as the grantee.
This was probably Dr. Daniel McDonald, son of Dr. Silas and Sarah Donnell McDonald.
Daniel married Anne Cribbs Landis, daughter of Israel Landis.
Although a graduate of medical school, Daniel never practiced, but was a hanker, lumberman and a partner in the wholesale dry goods firm of Kemper Hundley and McDonald.
Daniel's son was a dentist and his grandson and great-grandson are doctors in the city of St. Joseph.
One of the earliest tenants was Thomas Farthing who had commenced his dry goods business in the building to the east of this and after the completion of this building, moved his business and residence here.
Two of Thomas Farthing's daughters, Isabelle and Ethel, were prominent in their own right.
Isabelle was a business woman and Ethel was an elementary educator
In 1921, this was Stout & Pumphrey Grocery
A barber shop can be seen in the left side of photo #5
The newly remodeled building is the Frederick Inn
Evidently, this was Marc's Place at one time
It later became Orval's, then the Carriage House and finally Frederick Inn
A fine steak house with great fried chicken, salad bar and a tavern in another section of the building
In 2013, Frederick Inn voluntarily became a non-smoking establishment.
On February 24, 2015 the Frederick Inn was sold to Amber and Jeffery McKnight III.
