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Does anyone know the story behind this parcel? It's on the west side of broadway, just north of Alexian Brothers.
I remember back in college I was reading a coffee table-ish book about Missouri Bed and Breakfasts, and learned that, 1) this building (obviously) was a bed and breakfast and 2) the greek revival portion was an addition to the stone building, which apparently dates to the late 18th c., and was from the french era.
My gut reaction to that would be that there are plenty of one story stone buildings further south that date from the 1850's.
However, the courses are slightly different on this one, as well as the lintels over the door and windows.
Anyway, does anyone know anything about these two?
And yes, I did use that coffee table book as a reference. It was a low point in my academic career.
Does anyone know the story behind this parcel? It's on the west side of broadway, just north of Alexian Brothers.
I remember back in college I was reading a coffee table-ish book about Missouri Bed and Breakfasts, and learned that, 1) this building (obviously) was a bed and breakfast and 2) the greek revival portion was an addition to the stone building, which apparently dates to the late 18th c., and was from the french era.
My gut reaction to that would be that there are plenty of one story stone buildings further south that date from the 1850's.
However, the courses are slightly different on this one, as well as the lintels over the door and windows.
Anyway, does anyone know anything about these two?
And yes, I did use that coffee table book as a reference. It was a low point in my academic career.
