Name/Title
Tootle-Wheeler-Mottler Dry Goods Company, 219-223 N. Fourth Street, 1886Entry/Object ID
2007.33.818CDDescription
Tootle-Wheeler-Mottler Dry Goods Company, 219-223 N. Fourth Street, 4th & Jules Streets, 1886. Designed in 1886 by Eckel & Mann, Architects. Originally, the Tootle-Hosea Building. "D" is the best photo for this building.
07.33.818C Exterior View, Front & Side, 6 story brick building, Looking east along Jules, and south along 4th. Storage area of wooden crates across 4th street in foreground. Park across Jules Street, fence and tree. Sepia, 6 1/4 x 8" c. 1890. 07.33.818B is Glass negative for this print.
07.33.818D Exterior View. Front and Jules St. side, Looking east on Jules and south on 4th. Fire escape on Jules Street side in this photo but was not in A or C. Lyceum Theater Sign painted on building behind down Jules Street., brick streets, horse & wagon along Jules Street. linen backing, 8 x 11".
Also see 07.33.818ACollection
Eckel-BrunnerMade/Created
Date made
1886Place
City
St. JosephState/Province
MissouriNotes
Medium: Photographic Paper
Location of Negative: Glass Negatives--RB Box 8Lexicon
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Buildings, MerchantsSearch Terms
Fourth Street, 219-223 North, Tootle-Hosea Building, Tootle Wheeler & Motter Co., Eckel & Mann Architects, Fourth Street, Business, SmallDimensions
Dimension Notes
Printsize: 6 1/4" x 8"
Mounted on heavy cardboardRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Edmond Jacques Eckel
