302 S 5th

Photograph of Prairie Farms milk truck at Justrite/Hiland Dairy Cooler

Photograph of Prairie Farms milk truck at Justrite/Hiland Dairy Cooler

Name/Title

302 S 5th

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.559

Description

Photograph of Prairie Farms milk truck at the Justrite/Hiland Dairy Cooler https://www.stjosephmemorylane.com/5thstreet/south5th.html

Photograph Details

Subject

photograph

Subject Person or Organization

Justrite and Hiland Dairy Cooler

Subject Place

Location

310 South 5th Street

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Context

Circa 1905 WILLIAM PATTERSON FUEL 302 South 5th Street Circa 1912 ST JOE COAL COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1912 ST JOE STREET & PAVING COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1912 MRS MATILDA EVANS FURNISHED ROOMS 302 South 5th Street Circa 1915 ST JOE COAL COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1915 ST JOE SPRINKLING & PAVING COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1918 ST JOE COAL COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1918 ST JOE SPRINKLING & PAVING COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1924 CRYSTAL COAL COMPANY 302 South 5th Street Circa 1924 L. M. ARMSTRONG AUTO PARKING 302 South 5th Street Circa 1930 MOREY GARDEN PARKING 302 South 5th Street Circa 1937 FRANCIS ROSS FILLING STATION 300 South 5th Street Circa 1937 F. E. BLUE AUTO PARK 300-310 South 5th Street Circa 1940 HENRY HAMILTON FILLING STATION 300-310 South 5th Circa 1940 HENRY HAMILTON AUTO PARK 300-310 South 5th Circa 1942 BOB'S AUTO PARK 300-310 South 5th Circa 1956 JUSTRITE/HILAND DAIRY COOLER 310 South 5th Circa 1958 SWAFFORD AUTO PARK 310 South 5th This storage and loading dock first appeared on the 1956 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map as a drawing from plans suggesting construction was in progress This structure would be an intrusion in an established historic district in this area of high quality 19th & 20th Century commercial structures This cooler as well as the plant to the north have been demolished The cooler that sat on a raised concrete foundation was a refrigerated series of storage areas lined with loading docks for trucks along the east and west sides. There was no office area on this site.