319-323 S 6th - K-D STORE, AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY, SALVATION ARMY STORE, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, ....

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Name/Title

319-323 S 6th - K-D STORE, AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY, SALVATION ARMY STORE, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, ....

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.742

Description

319-323 S 6th - K-D STORE, AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY, SALVATION ARMY STORE, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY, .... Circa 1900 RED STAR FURNITURE COMPANY 319 South 6th Street Circa 1900 HERMAN KLEINBRODT SALOON 323 South 6th Street Circa 1905 GEORGE EINHORN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1912 MICHAEL SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1913 M. J. SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1917 DEGAN BROTHERS FURNITURE 319-321 South 6th Street Circa 1917 MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1924 AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 319-323 South 6th Street Circa 1930 AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 319-323 South 6th Street Circa 1942 SALVATION ARMY STORE 323 South 6th Street Circa 1942 FRED RATLIFF TRANSFER COMPANY 319 South 6th Street Circa 1942 AVA RATLIFF 2nd HAND FURNITURE 319 South 6th Street Circa 1946 K-D STORE 319-321 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewal

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Red Star Furniture Company, Herman Kleinbrodt Saloon, George Einhorn Grocery, Michael Sheridan Grocery, M. J. Sheridan Grocery, Degan Brothers Furniture, American Furniture Company, Salvation Army, Fred Ratliff Transfer Company, Ava Ratliff 2nd Hand Furniture, K-D Store

Context

Circa 1900 RED STAR FURNITURE COMPANY 319 South 6th Street Circa 1900 HERMAN KLEINBRODT SALOON 323 South 6th Street Circa 1905 GEORGE EINHORN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1912 MICHAEL SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1913 M. J. SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1917 DEGAN BROTHERS FURNITURE 319-321 South 6th Street Circa 1917 MICHAEL J. SHERIDAN GROCERY 323 South 6th Street Circa 1924 AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 319-323 South 6th Street Circa 1930 AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 319-323 South 6th Street Circa 1942 SALVATION ARMY STORE 323 South 6th Street Circa 1942 FRED RATLIFF TRANSFER COMPANY 319 South 6th Street Circa 1942 AVA RATLIFF 2nd HAND FURNITURE 319 South 6th Street Circa 1946 K-D STORE 319-321 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewal The front entry is deeply recessed in the center of the plateglass storefront. This comaercial structure vas built in 1899; the building permit for $6,500 was in the name of Thomas Tootle, a prominent banker and business man who was a major investor in real eetate. Although the original cornice has been removed and the spandrel obscured; the fine second story window treatment remains intact and renders the building a strongly contributing member of a potential historic district in this area of high quality 19th and early 20th Century couercial structures.

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