Chariton's Square Deal: First Presbyterian Church

Sunday, October 2, 2011

First Presbyterian Church

Posted by Frank D. Myers at 10:10 AM

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This site is about buildings, existing and otherwise, that have been important to Chariton during its 150-plus years. Navigate our town by following the links below. Corrections, additions and conversation are welcome. Use the "comment" feature of the blog or the e-mail address you'll find behind "view my complete profile."

Square in General

1. 1929: All four sides
2. 1963: Parking rearranged

The Courthouse

1. The First Courthouse
2. The Second Courthouse
3. The Third Courthouse
4. The Civil War Memorial

Northwest Corner

01. Great Western Bank
02. Union Block (Nonextant)

North on Main

01. G.W. Larimer Building
02. Deming & Hollinger Block
03. The Hurri-Bak Club
04. The Pink & The Gray
05. Krutsinger Service Station
06. Just A Storage Building
07. Ameriprise Building
08. Mefford Law Firm
09. Steinbach Building
10. Schreiber Building
11. First United Methodist

West on Braden

01. Midwest Heritage Bank
02. Bates House (Historic)

North Side

1. Overview
2. J. J. Smyth Block
3. W.H. Smyth Block
4. J.A. Brown Block
5, State Savings Bank Block
6. Brown Block
7. Blake-Ben Franklin Building
8. I.O.O.F. Building
9. PIper's Building

Northeast Corner

01. Hotel Charitone

North on Grand

01. Pierschbacher Funeral
02. Douglas Building

East on Braden

01. M.C. Fisher Offices
02. Chariton Newspapers
03. Chariton Public Library
04. First Presbyterian Church
05. Constitution Park

East Side

01. East-side Overview
02. Gibbon Building
03. Mallory & Law Block
04. Kull-White Front Building
05. Hickman Block
06. Knights of Pyhtias
07. Palmer Building
08. Custer-Anderson-Carpenter
09. Grand Theatre Building
10. Barnett/Meyer Law Firm
11. Swanson-Chamber/Main Street
12. Eikenberry-Crozier

Southeast Corner

01. Lewis Building/First Hotel

South on Grand

01. Post Office
02. First Baptist Church
03. Masonic Temple

East on Court

01. Glenn/Gasser House

South Side

01. South Side Overview
02. The Dewey Block
03. Ritz Theatre Building
04. The Cramer Building
05. Woolworth's Building
06. The Gasser Block
07. John's Barber Shop
08. The Holder Building
09. U.S.Bank/Kubitshek

Southwest Corner

01. Midwest Heritage Ins.
02. William C. Brown Block

South on Main

01. Brown Block
02. Chariton City Hall
03. Baughman Motor Co.
04. Lucas County Jail
05. American Legion Hall
06. Chariton Ford-Mercury

West Side

01. West-side Overview
02. Good Luck Building
03. Day-Mooney Block
04. Exchange Block
05. Stanton Building
06. Crocker-Ensley Block
07. Manning & Penick Block
08. Lockwood Building
09, Storie Building
10. Oppenheimer Block
11. Hollinger & Larimer Block

Shaped by Fire

01. The 1867 Fire
02. The 1882 Fire

Chariton Homes

Combs House
Fielding Funeral Home
Stephen Arnold House

Lost Houses

Hultz-Culbertson House

Chariton Churches

First Christian
First Presbyterian
First United Methodist
St. Andrew's Episcopal

Chariton's Architects

Oran Alonzo Hougland
William L. Perkins

General Reference

Thirty Years: 1867-1897

About Me

Frank D. Myers: 1. Southern Iowan. Who can measure the importance of place? 2. Queer, cranky and getting older. 3. Vietnam veteran. 4. Certified skeptic: Secular humanist with a Lutheran and Unitarian Universalist past and Episcopalian leanings. My life, as does everyone else's, involves living contradictions with as much grace as possible.

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Sunday, October 2, 2011

First Presbyterian Church

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