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100 BLOCK - NORTH SIDE WEST FOURTH STREET JACKSON STREET TO MARKET STREET CONTINUED
This house, 133 W. 4th St. is a rather interesting house. So far it can be traced back to 1898. It may be older than that but it does show up at 1898 Sanborn fire insurance map. Evidently, there was at least one murder in this house. At least one woman was murdered in the house a few years back. The house had somewhat of a reputation of being haunted.
BACK TO THE PAST
This picture with taken in 1944.
BACK TO THE PRESENT
This in the next picture were taken from approximately the same as 1944 picture was taken from.
The house at 129 W. 4th St. has had some major changes since the 1944 picture was taken In addition the houise next door to that haouse in the 1944 picture is no longer there now.
BACK TO THE PAST
This map is a portion of a 1949 aerial of you of the same area. It shows what the north side of the 100 block of W. 4th St. looked like at that time. The building on the corner of West fourth and market Street was Sayre Electric. I'm not sure what the building was directly west of it.
West side of Market at Fourth Street looking north. Building at left is on Fourth and Market 1875.
Market & Fourth Street, grocery store on left
Market Street and 4th St., West. Salvation Army Barracks.
Market and 4th 1950's
CONTINUE ON TO Fourth Street ELO Then and Now11
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