Pony Express Stables Exterior in Ruin Condition Before Renovation, Lehr Construction Co. Photos (7), 1950
Entry/Object ID
P1983.7.2
Description
Pony Express Stables Exterior in Ruin Condition Before Renovation, Lehr Construction Co. Photos (7), 1950. 912 Penn St., St. Joseph, Mo. b/w. Seven views of the condition of the Pony Express Stables when M.K. Goetz and others determined to purchase and renovate the building into the Pony Express Museum, which eventually opened in 1959. Photos may be by Shultz Studio. Lehr later performed renovation.
Photos show the building with decaying brick walls, some collapses walls, wooden supports holding up other walls, as below:
83.7.2 = View of front of building with brick facade facing Penn Street. Pony Express Stables sign over door and Office sign over west entrance.
83.7.3 = View from east of building, crumbling and collapsed brick wall. Shake roof with two chimneys.
83.7.4 = View from east side. Collapsed wall, open to element, collapsed timbers strewn about.
83.7.5 = View from rear. Collapsed wall, open to element, collapsed timbers strewn about.
83.7.6 & 8 = Rear of building. Wooden vertical slat fence protecting the stables.
83.7.7 = View from west. Wooden beams set at angle supporting the brick side wall.
Made/Created
Artist
Jim Lehr
Studio
Shultz Studio
Date made
1950
Place
City
St. Joseph
State/Province
Missouri
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, Photographic
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Photograph
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
Search Terms
Pony Express Stables, Pony Express Stables Ruins, Lehr Construction Company