2015 – Page 4 – Missouri Preservation

Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church

05/18/201002/16/2021Missouri Preservation

LexingtonLafayette County Constructed in 1870, this stately Romanesque style building was once home to the largest African-American religious congregation in Lafayette County. Through the years the enrollment declined, the church…Continue readingZion African Methodist Episcopal Church

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The Russell Hotel

05/18/201011/17/2020Missouri Preservation

CharlestonMississippi County The red brick and terra cotta Russell Hotel was built in 1917 by Congressman Joseph J. Russell at a cost of $50,000.00. This three-story block on a raised…Continue readingThe Russell Hotel

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Wheatley-Provident Hospital

11/11/200803/10/2021Missouri Preservation

Kansas CityJackson County Wheatley-Provident Hospital is the sole surviving hospital building in Kansas City that was established for and run by the African-American community during the period of 1902 to…Continue readingWheatley-Provident Hospital

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Charles S. Rannells House “Woodside”

11/05/200311/17/2020Missouri Preservation

MaplewoodSt. Louis County Built by Charles and Mary Rannells c.1848-1850, this large frame two and a half story Gothic Revival farmhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.…Continue readingCharles S. Rannells House “Woodside”

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Kemper Military School & College & Administration Building

11/05/200211/17/2020Missouri Preservation

BoonvilleCooper County 2002 — Kemper Military School is the oldest military school west of the Mississippi. The alumni list includes names of local, state and national significance. The Kemper campus…Continue readingKemper Military School & College & Administration Building

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The James Clemens, Jr. House

08/05/200211/17/2020Missouri Preservation

St. Louis City The James Clemens, Jr. House, St. Louis, 1859-60. Constructed in 1859 for James Clemens, Jr., a highly successful businessman and cousin to writer Samuel Clemens, the James…Continue readingThe James Clemens, Jr. House

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