502-510 Edmond

Photograph

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

502-510 Edmond

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.634

Description

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Photograph Details

Subject

Photograph

Subject Person or Organization

Kroger Grocery

Subject Place

Location

508 Edmond Street

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Context

Circa 1876 Building Constructed Circa 1882 C. H. BOLLER Wholesale & Retail reseller 510 Edmond Street Circa 1898 HANAFIN & FENNER Western Milk Depot 502 Edmond Street Circa 1900 J. F. HESCHONG & SONS WALLPAPER 512 Edmond Circa 1900 LEE REYNOLDS SALOON 514 Edmond Circa 1900 GEORGE H WEYER BARBER SUPPLIES 508 Edmond Circa 1900 J. F. HESCHONG & SONS WALLPAPER 512 Edmond Circa 1900 WILLIAMS & TYMON JEWELERS 508 Edmond Circa 1900 JOHN SCHMIDT BOOTS & SHOES 506 Edmond Circa 1900 C. HENRY BOLLER STOVES & TINWARE 510 Edmond Circa 1900 CHARLES VOGEL SALOON 502 Edmond Circa 1912 CHARLES VOGEL SALOON 502 Edmond Circa 1912 GEORGE K PAPPAS RESTAURANT 512 Edmond Street Circa 1912 GEORGE A BELLAFOS SHOE SHINING 512 Edmond Street Circa 1912 LEE D B REYNOLDS SALOON 514 Edmond Circa 1912 G. H. WEYER BARBER SUPPLIES 508 Edmond Circa 1912 WILLIAMS & TYMON JEWELERS 508 Edmond Circa 1912 PEREGOY & MOORE CIGAR COMPANY 510 Edmond Street Circa 1917 RUDOLPH BRIESCHKE SALOON 502 Edmond Street Circa 1917 FRED FREEMAN RESTAURANT 504 Edmond Street Circa 1917 UNITED CIGAR STORES 506 Edmond Circa 1917 G. H. WEYER BARBER SUPPLIES 508 Edmond Circa 1917 WILLIAMS & TYMON JEWELERS 508 Edmond Circa 1917 LEROY CLEVELAND, DENTIST 506½ Edmond Circa 1917 BENJAMIN SHEARER CIGAR SHOP 510 Edmond Street Circa 1917 VACANT 512 Edmond Street Circa 1917 U S A RECRUITING STATION 512½ Edmond Street Circa 1917 LEE D. B. REYNOLDS SALOON 514 Edmond Circa 1917 ATHENS BROTHERS RESTAURANT 514 Edmond Circa 1920 STANTON & COMPANY JEWELERS 506-508 Edmond Circa 1922 BASKET STORE No 80 512 Edmond Circa 1922 BASKET STORE No 80 512 Edmond Circa 1924 UNITED CIGAR STORES 506 Edmond Circa 1924 L. A. CLEVELAND, DENTIST 506½ Edmond Circa 1924 FEDERAL SYSTEM OF BAKERIES 502 Edmond Circa 1924 FREEMAN'S RESTAURANT 504 Edmond Circa 1924 WILLIAMS & TYMON JEWELERS 508 Edmond Circa 1924 G. H. WEYER BARBER SUPPLIES 508 Edmond Circa 1924 F. M. O'ROURKE CIGAR COMPANY 510 Edmond Street Circa 1932 KROGER GROCERY 508 Edmond Circa 1937 TRADING POST GROCERY STORE 504 Edmond Circa 1937 HOWARD & MOSER CIGAR SHOP 510 Edmond Street Circa 1937 FEDERAL BAKE SHOPS OF MISSOURI 502 Edmond Circa 1937 H. M. CIGARS 506 Edmond Street Circa 1937 EARL BELL DENTIST 506½ Edmond Street Circa 1937 KROGER GROCERY STORE 508 Edmond Street Circa 1937 BROWN DERBY CAFE 514 Edmond Circa 1942 ARCH CABLE PAWN SHOP 508 Edmond Circa 1947 MEAT SHOP 514 Edmond Circa 1949 ARCH CABLE, Jr SPORTING GOODS 510 Edmond Circa 1950 BROWN DERBY CAFE 514 Edmond Circa 1950 RED WING CAFE 510-512 Edmond Street Circa 1950 MIDWEST VARIETY STORE No 2 512 Edmond Circa 1953 THE HUB, ARMY SURPLUS STORE 502 Edmond Circa 1955 PALACE SPORTING GOODS & LOANS 514 Edmond Circa 1957 ORANGE BOWL RESTAURANT 512 Edmond Circa 1957 PALACE SPORTING GOODS & LOANS 514 Edmond Circa 1955 MISSOURI LOAN & JEWELRY CO. 508 Edmond Circa 1955 AMERICAN LOAN 514 Edmond Circa 1957 ORANGE BOWL RESTAURANT 512 Edmond Circa 1957 THE HUB, ARMY SURPLUS STORE 502 Edmond Circa 1957 ARCH CABLE, Jr SPORTING GOODS 510 Edmond AMERICAN LOANS & JEWELRY 514 Edmond CENTRAL CIGAR STORE 512 Edmond PALACE SPORTING GOODS & LOANS 514 Edmond WRIGHT JEWELRY 502-504 Edmond REDWING CAFE 504 Edmond MADINGER'S SHOE REPAIR 506 Edmond VICTOR WINTERS - DENTIST 506 ½ Edmond HARRY HEITEN JEWELRY & SPORTING GOODS 506-508 Edmond CAROL ANN'S CAFE 510-512 Edmond Street JUNCTION ARCADE 510-512 Edmond Street AMERICAN LOANS & JEWELRY 514 Edmond The original 512 Edmond building was replaced in 1917 The 510-512 Edmond double storefront was constructed in 1917 by George Bode for $1,600. It retains its original Beaux Arts Classical Revival cornice and would be a contributing member of an historic district in the fine grouping of 19th and 20th century commercial buildings of the central business district The building at 502-504 Edmond, the second story of this high quality Italianate commercial building is well intact and would contribute significantly to the historic district in the Central business district. This building was probably built in 1876 when Ernest Wenz acquired the three pieces of property on which this building stands. Mr. Wenz was a grocer who business establishment was on Frederick Avenue rather than here. He owned this property into the 20th century The building at 506-508 Edmond, this double store front building was constructed in 1920 by the United Cigar store for $1,000. It retains its original raised and patterned brickwork and forms an integral part of a fine grouping of low, brick commercial buildings of the 19th and 20th Centuries south of the central business district. This strip of buildings at one time contained the businesses listed above These buildings still exist on the south side of Edmond between 5th & 6th Streets but all but one is empty As you can see, there were numerous pawn shops & jewelry shops occupying these buildings Before Urban Renewal, there used to be pawn shops on both sides of the street here Wright Jewelry had occupied the building at 502 Edmond since 1935 This double storefront was constructed in 1917 by George Bode for $1,600. It retains its original Beaux Arts Classical Revival cornice and would be a contributing member of an historic district in the fine grouping of 19th and 20th century commercial buildings of the central business district. In the 1960's & 1970's, just about every Western Dairy milkman ate breakfast at Carol Ann's or bought a cup of coffee Carol Ann's daughter currently owns Adam's grille and Carol Ann worked there. Carol Ann has now retired This double storefront was constructed in 1917 by George Bode for $1,600. It retains its original Beaux Arts Classical Revival cornice and would be a contributing member of an historic district in the fine grouping of 19th and 20th century commercial buildings of the central business district. In the 1960's & 1970's, just about every Western Dairy milkman ate breakfast at Carol Ann's or bought a cup of coffee Carol Ann's daughter currently owns Adam's grille and Carol Ann worked there. Carol Ann has now retired