322-324 S 6th Multiple Occupants Demolished Under Urban Renewal

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

322-324 S 6th Multiple Occupants Demolished Under Urban Renewal

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.741

Description

Circa 1878 ROY KNAPP HARDWARE 324 South 6th Street Circa 1900 JACOB WAGHALTER CLOTHING 324 South 6th Street Circa 1905 ELAS XAROOR CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1912 MIKE RICHD CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1917 MILLIE SHADID CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1924 MAX TRUBOVITZ CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1930 MAX TRUBOVITZ CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1942 HEY-HEY LIQUOR CLUB 324 South 6th Street SANDY'S TAVERN 322-324 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewal https://www.stjosephmemorylane.com/6thstreet/south6th.html

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Subject Person or Organization

Roy Knapp Hardware, Jacob Waghalter Clothing, Elas Xaroor Confectionary, Mike Richd Confectionary, Millie Shadid Confectionary, Max Trubovitz Confectionary, Hey-Hey Liquor Club, Sandy's Tavern

Context

Circa 1878 ROY KNAPP HARDWARE 324 South 6th Street Circa 1900 JACOB WAGHALTER CLOTHING 324 South 6th Street Circa 1905 ELAS XAROOR CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1912 MIKE RICHD CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1917 MILLIE SHADID CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1924 MAX TRUBOVITZ CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1930 MAX TRUBOVITZ CONFECTIONARY 324 South 6th Street Circa 1942 HEY-HEY LIQUOR CLUB 324 South 6th Street SANDY'S TAVERN 322-324 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewal This well intact example of the Queen Anne style retains its unusual massing and Eastlake window treatment which would contribute significantly to the establiShment of an historic district in the South Central Business District which contains many high quality 19th & 20th Century commercial buildings. William Striblen, a druggist whose residence and business was located across the street at 323 south 6th street, acquired this property in 1878 and probably built this building as an investment about that time