City Block Between 2nd, Market, Edmond & Felix - Second City Hall

St. Joseph's second city hall building

St. Joseph's second city hall building

Name/Title

City Block Between 2nd, Market, Edmond & Felix - Second City Hall

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.159

Description

City Block Between 2nd, Market, Edmond & Felix Streets - Second City Hall Built in 1873, this was St Joseph's 2nd city hall. It stood between 2nd Street & Market Street and between Edmond and Felix Streets. Market Street has no longer existed since Urban Renewal. The entire first floor was used as a public market, where people like Abraham Solomon, Thomas Waris, Tony Lapira, Joseph Dawaliby, George Swide, Julius Nowak, Mary Flach, Sigmund Blannar and Joseph Maloof sold fruits, meats and vegetables, while city government used the top two floors. The building is believed to have been demolished just before World War II. It was a 3 story building that was constructed in 1873-1874. In 1926, this City Hall was replaced with the current building at 11th & Frederick.

Photograph Details

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photo

Subject Person or Organization

Second City Hall

Subject Place

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Context

Built in 1873, this was St Joseph's 2nd city hall. It stood between 2nd Street & Market Street and between Edmond and Felix Streets. Market Street has no longer existed since Urban Renewal. The entire first floor was used as a public market, where people like Abraham Solomon, Thomas Waris, Tony Lapira, Joseph Dawaliby, George Swide, Julius Nowak, Mary Flach, Sigmund Blannar and Joseph Maloof sold fruits, meats and vegetables, while city government used the top two floors. The building is believed to have been demolished just before World War II. It was a 3 story building that was constructed in 1873-1874. In 1926, this City Hall was replaced with the current building at 11th & Frederick.

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PHOTOGRAPH

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Person or Organization

Second City Hall, First City Hall, CITY OF ST. JOSEPH - CITY HALL