1979

1979 Looking west-northwest from Holman and Taylor, 1979

1979 Situated between buildings 1 and 2, with a primary facade facing the railroad tracks (facing west,) the warehouse building served as a primary shipping and receiving point for Golden Belt for 80+ years. In the 1980s, with the railroad no longer a significant shipping/receiving mode for the company, the building was demolished and replace with...

Multi-tenant 1930s commercial structure on the southeast corner of East Main and South Elm; survived in decayed form until the 1980s; was added to the Golden Belt NRHD. Demolished and replaced with the back end of a cul-de-sac.

This farmhouse charmer was fully restored in 2009 by Renovision Properties.

This craftsman bungalow had fallen into serious disrepair and had extensive water damage. Completely renovated in 2009 by Renovision Properties.

This house was vacant for well over a year and had suffered serious structural damage. It was completely renovated with historic details restored by Renovision Properties in 2011.

This one story front-gabled bungalow has 4-over-1 sash windows and a full gabled Craftsman post with a brick balustrade and a peaked lintel. Postal worker Eugene M. Evans built this home in 1930.

This bungalow home with ornate brickwork features a hipped-roof, 4-over-1 sash windows, a hipped dormer window, and an engaged Craftsman porch with brick balustrade and ramped coping. Police Sergeant Charles A. Warren and his wife Minnie lived in this home.