St. Joseph Health Center Bond Issue Correspondence, St. Joseph, 1968

Name/Title

St. Joseph Health Center Bond Issue Correspondence, St. Joseph, 1968

Entry/Object ID

2007.33.667

Scope and Content

St. Joseph Health Center Bond Issue Correspondence, St. Joseph, 1968. Files of Brunner & Brunner Architect. Correspondence related to City of St. Joseph Bond Issue for a new health care facility , remodeling project at City Hall, Animal Shelter, and warehouse and garage. All of this was at a time when Urban Renewal came to town. The proposed new health center was never built and the bond issue may never have came up for voter approval. File includes correspondence, estimates, product brochures, specifications, blueprints, and news clippings. News-Press article, undated "Lots of space but not enough for Parking" regarding City Hall. News-Press articles 8/5/1969 "Urban Renewal Plan Approval Sought" "Land Clearance Areas Listed for Urban Renewal" proposing the total clearance. 8/22/1968 "Municipal Bond Vote Before First of Year Unlikely" Unrelated News Article: News-Press April 6, 1967 "New Westab Warehouse USA 5000-ton Capacity: and on 2b "Intensive Care Unit is Opening" (at Methodist Hospital) both Brunner projects.

Collection

Eckel-Brunner

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Architecture, Government

Search Terms

St. Joseph, MIssouri, St. Joseph City Hall, Government, Municipal Buildings: City/County, City of St. Joseph, Frederick Avenue, 1100, Douglas Merrifield, Mayor, City of St. Joseph, Missouri, Forrester Cut Stone Company, Mid-Continental Waterproofing, St. Joseph Animal Shelter, Brunner & Brunner Architects, Frederick Avenue, Municipal Bldgs: City/County

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Envelope, Correspondence

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jun 19, 2009

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

William & Cecelia Brunner

Person or Organization

Douglas Merrifield

Person or Organization

Glen Barton

Person or Organization

Lorin Dunham