Name/Title
Geiger, Jacob, Dr. Residence, 2501 Frederick Avenue, 1912Entry/Object ID
2007.33.846ADescription
Geiger, Jacob, Dr. Residence, 2501 Frederick Avenue, 1912. Designed by Eckel & Aldrich, Architects. Constructed 1912. It was later owned by Kenyon Painter.
This building was modified into the United Missouri Bank in1990's, adding a drive up teller on the lot east of the mansion. The bank abandoned the building in 2011 and sold it to the City of St. Joseph for $1. In 2011, the City was offering the mansion for sale.
See 07.33.846B for glass negatives.
07.33.846A Exterior View, Front of house faces Frederick Avenue. 2 story stone mansion with castle like rounded turrets, and tile roof. Low stone wall around home with low wrought iron entrance gate, vine covered, mature shrubbery around porch. Sidewalk in front with mature tree, Paved street with street car rails. time period much later than its construction date.Collection
Eckel-BrunnerMade/Created
Date made
1912Place
City
St. JosephState/Province
MissouriNotes
Medium: Photographic Paper
Location of Negative: Glass Negatives--RB Box 2Lexicon
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Frederick Avenue, 2501, Eckel & Aldrich, Architects, Geiger, Jacob, Frederick AvenueDimensions
Height
8 inWidth
10 inDimension Notes
Linen backingRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Dr. Jacob GeigerPerson or Organization
Edmond Jacques Eckel