420-424 S 6th - Numerous Occupants (Mostly Clothing Stores, Furniture Stores, Grocery Stores, Shoe Stores, Restaurants)

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

420-424 S 6th - Numerous Occupants (Mostly Clothing Stores, Furniture Stores, Grocery Stores, Shoe Stores, Restaurants)

Entry/Object ID

2020.25.749

Description

Circa 1900 ROSS & TODD HARD & SOFT COAL 420 South 6th Street Circa 1905 ELI COHN SHOE STORE 420 South 6th Street Circa 1905 HARRY FOX CLOTHING 420 South 6th Street Circa 1909 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 420-424 South 6th Street Circa 1912 ISSAC FOX CLOTHING 420 South 6th Street Circa 1912 HYMAN LIPSHITZ CLOTHING 424 South 6th Street Circa 1917 SAMUEL HERSCIVICH SHOE REPAIR 420 South 6th Street Circa 1917 ECONOMY FURNITURE & CARPET 424 South 6th Street Circa 1921 HARRY GOLDSTEIN SHOE REPAIR 420 South 6th Street Circa 1924 W. F. Watkins Cafe 420 South 6th Street Circa 1924 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 424 South 6th Street Circa 1930 JAMES PARKER SOFT DRINKS Prohibition Era 420 South 6th Street Circa 1930 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 424 South 6th Street Circa 1942 VACANT 420 South 6th Street TURA'S FOUR TWENTY CLUB 420 South 6th Street Circa 1964 CARPET CENTER 420-424 South 6th Street Circa 1978 INSTANT PRINT 424 South 6th Street COOKMAN'S PRINTING 420-424 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewalhttps://www.stjosephmemorylane.com/6thstreet/south6th.html

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Subject Person or Organization

Ross & Todd Hard & Soft Coal, Eli Cohn Shoe Store, Harry Fox Clothing, Harry Parisoff's Grocery, Issac Fox Clothing, Hyman Lipshitz Clothing, Samuel Herscivich Shoe Repair, Economy Furniture & Carpet, Harry GoldStein Shoe Repair, W. F. Watkins Cafe, Harry Parisoff's Grocery, James Parker Soft Drinks, Prohibition Era, Tura's Four Twenty Club, Carpet Center, Instant Print, Cookman's Printing

Context

Circa 1900 ROSS & TODD HARD & SOFT COAL 420 South 6th Street Circa 1905 ELI COHN SHOE STORE 420 South 6th Street Circa 1905 HARRY FOX CLOTHING 420 South 6th Street Circa 1909 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 420-424 South 6th Street Circa 1912 ISSAC FOX CLOTHING 420 South 6th Street Circa 1912 HYMAN LIPSHITZ CLOTHING 424 South 6th Street Circa 1917 SAMUEL HERSCIVICH SHOE REPAIR 420 South 6th Street Circa 1917 ECONOMY FURNITURE & CARPET 424 South 6th Street Circa 1921 HARRY GOLDSTEIN SHOE REPAIR 420 South 6th Street Circa 1924 W. F. Watkins Cafe 420 South 6th Street Circa 1924 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 424 South 6th Street Circa 1930 JAMES PARKER SOFT DRINKS Prohibition Era 420 South 6th Street Circa 1930 HARRY PARISOFF'S GROCERY 424 South 6th Street Circa 1942 VACANT 420 South 6th Street TURA'S FOUR TWENTY CLUB 420 South 6th Street Circa 1964 CARPET CENTER 420-424 South 6th Street Circa 1978 INSTANT PRINT 424 South 6th Street COOKMAN'S PRINTING 420-424 South 6th Street Demolished during Urban Renewal The corner building was constructed in 1902 by the real estate investment company, Bartlett Brothers; the price listed on the building permit was $2.500. The grocer, Harry Parisoff, was listed as conducting business here as early as 1909. The building to the north was built in 1925 by Harry Parisoff, as an apparent addition to the preceding one. The price given on the building permit was $9,000. This pair of buildings with its compatible Beaux Arts detailing, use and scale would contribute significantly to the establishment of a historic district in this area of high quality 19th and early 20th Century commercial structures.