Name/Title
Studebaker, Peter Residence, 603 North Fifth Street, 1882Entry/Object ID
2007.33.858Description
Studebaker, Peter Residence, 603 North Fifth Street, 5th & Isadore, 1882. Also known as Studebaker-Nelson Riley Home. Designed by E.J. Eckel, Architect. Constructed 1882 by Peter Studebaker for his daughter, Julie, as a wedding gift upon her marriage to Mr. Riley. (Peter is the brother of the famous automaker Studebaker). The house still stands in 2011.
The brick home features 3 stories with 5 full baths and up to 8 bedrooms, walkout basement, Carriage House with loft, double drive, corner lot.
07.33.858 Exterior View, front of house, corner angle taken from 5th & Isadore, 2 story large brick home with front porch on south end, stained glass atop windows. 3 children in 1880's apparel leaning against wrought iron fence that surrounds yard, brick paved side walk, dirt street. Newly planted trees along sidewalk. White 2-story framed house adjacent north.
Also in folder:
1-Homes for Sale Advertisement, photocopy, undated, but in 2000's. Featured House: Peter Studebaker House, $289,900.
1-Typed page, identifying Peter Studebaker as wagon makers from South Bend, Indiana, establishing branch in St. Joseph during days of California Trail.Collection
Eckel-BrunnerMade/Created
Date made
1882Place
City
St. JosephState/Province
MissouriNotes
Medium: Photographic PaperLexicon
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Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, PhotographicNomenclature Primary Object Term
PhotographNomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic DocumentsNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
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Residences, ArchitectureSearch Terms
Fifth Street, 603 North, E.J. Eckel, Architect, Studebaker Residence, Fifth StreetDimensions
Height
8 inWidth
10 inDimension Notes
Mounted on heavy cardboardRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Peter StudebakerPerson or Organization
Edmond Jacques EckelPerson or Organization
Nelson Riley