West Hickory Street Preview

Three original buildings razed for connecting and widening Carroll Blvd c1970 and for commercial building in 1981

Prairie influence – Built 1910

Mixed styles – Built 1920

Carter House Mixed styles – Built 1940

Built for L. W. Carter

Craftsman – Built 1917

Carter House Mixed styles – Built 1940

Built for L. W. Carter

Mixed styles – Built 1939

Built for W. F. Hamilton

Hamilton House Mixed styles – Built 1939

Built for W. F. Hamilton

Hamilton House Mixed styles – Built 1939

Built for W. F. Hamilton

Hamilton House Neoclassical influence – Built 1919

High Level of Original Integrity

Kelly House Craftsman – Built 1921

Built for Mrs. Frances Kelly

Original house razed for commercial building in 1985

Taylor House Craftsman influence – Built 1922 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for J. W. Taylor

Rayzor Ice Storage

Commercial style – Built 1927

Built for storage of ice blocks for neighborhood deliveries to residential Ice Boxes

Later became a grocery store and then home of Davis Purity Bakery

Neoclassical – Built 1895

High Level of Original Integrity

Craftsman – Built 1927

High Level of Original Integrity

Craftsman – Built 1910

Yancey House Neoclassical – Built 1911 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for C. C. Yancey

Later became Oaklawn Apartments

Original Structure Built 1910

House razed in 1986

Original structure built c1910

Current structure built 1965

Craftsman influence – Built 1913

Craftsman – Built 1908

Craftsman – Built 1924

Harshaw House Four Square – Built 1910 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for Ora A. Harshaw

Craftsman – Built 1907

Commercial style – Built 1974

Ranch w/International style influence – Built 1940 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for Mrs. Mabel Ray

Craftsman – Built 1922

Built for First Methodist Church as a parsonage

Williams House Tudor Revival influence – Built 1931

Built for W. E. Williams, owner of Williams Shoe Store on the Square

Deavenport House Craftsman – Built 1916 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for Mary and Berry Deavenport

Collier House Craftsman – Built 1921

Built for W. C. Collier

Craftsman – Built 1921

Viewed in 1946

114 Bernard

Mix styles – Built 2012

Craftsman with Oriental influence – Built 1923

Craftsman – Built 1914

High Level of Original Integrity

Blewett House Craftsman – Built 1919

Built for E. K. Blewett

Richardson House Craftsman – Built 1919

Built for S. M. Richardson

Ivey House Craftsman – Built 1920

Built for A. B. Ivey

Raney House

Colonial Revival – Built 1922

High Level of Original Integrity

Built for Mrs. Nannie Raney

Gray House

Craftsman – Built 1925

Built for Jack Gray

Helse House

Colonial Revival – Built 1937

Built for Helen and Frank Helse

Queen Anne – Built 1903

High Level of Original Integrity

Bailey House

Minimal Traditional – Built 1937

Built for W. T. Bailey

Rayzor House

Colonial Revival – Built 1912

High Level of Original Integrity

Built for Lucile and J. Fred Rayzor

View in 1946

Commercial style – Built 1985

Bolton House

Craftsman w/Classical influence – Built 1922

Built for W. T. Bolton

Alton House

Commercial style – Built 1964

Built for Earnest Simpson

Weaver House

Craftsman – Built 1922

Built for Mrs. J. C. Weaver

Craftsman – Built 1922

President McConnell Colonial Revival w/Spanish Eclectic – Built 1923 High Level of Original Integrity

Built by C. C. Yancey

Rowell House

Craftsman – Built 1921

Built for Dr. W. N. Rowell

Evers, Jr. House Craftsman – Built 1920 High Level of Original Integrity

Built for A. F. Evers, Jr.

Craftsman – Built 2013

Built on the back lot of the Evers House

Lot used by the Evers for fruit tree

Ranch style influence – Built 1939

Craftsman – Built 1928

Moved from across the street to save the house

Historical Photo Unavailable

Craftsman – Built 1920

Mixed styles – Built 1920