Old Louisville Block by Block - 1100 Block, Third Street West Side

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This block of Old Louisville (east and west side) was at one time the "holiest" in the city. You could find the
region's largest Baptist congregation at the Walnut Street Baptist Church, and living across the street from each
other were the Roman Catholic Archbishop and the Episcopal Bishop of Kentucky. Even a Henry Pilcher, of the
nationally regarded Pilcher Sons Organ Company lived on the block for awhile. The John N. Norton Memorial Infirmary
was located on the block from 1885 until 1973 when it moved to its present downtown health campus location.
The hospital was named in honor of the former associate rector of Christ Church Cathedral who was known for
his generosity and was called the Good Samaritan by his congregation.

(Compilation from Caron's City Directories 1884-1938)

pre-1909 Address present address Year Head of Household occupation or name of business or notes

1200 1100 1886 Dubin, L D drugs

1887-1892 Kerr, William S & Co drugs partner with Thomas P Taylor

1893 Taylor, T P & Co drugs Thomas Pickett Taylor

1894-1900 Isaac, Edward G drugs

1901-1903 English, R C drugs

1904-1916 Pfau, C E drugs

1909 Overley, H W

1917 Bannon, Mattie B

1917-1927+ Frankel, H M drugs aka Frankel's Pharmacy HM & Nathan Frankel, 1100 & 1900 3rd

1918-1921+ Bannon, Mattie B

1933-1938+ J J Hess Hardware

recent Old Louisville Counseling Center

1202 1100 1/2 1887 Taylor, T P we think this address was 1100 upstairs or 1102

1889 Harvey, C F

1890-1892 Mullikin, Thomas B

1893-1894 Ragland, E D

1895 Vacant

1896-1898 Isaacs, E G

1899 Garfield, G A

1900 Vacant

1901-1902 Graham, J W

1903 von Behren, Hattie L

1904 Pfau, C E

1905 Dargan, E C Rev

1906 Short, J M

1907-1908 Overley, H W listed variously at address before & after

1909--1921+ address not mentioned

1927+ Potter, Mary Mrs

1938+ Wickstead, Harry J wife Mary

1206 1102 1900 Colburn, C P probably the same address as 1204 / 1102

1901-1902 Dorsey, E L

1903-1904 Pearce, R W MD

1906 Coleman, L I

1907 Polk, W G

1204 1102 1908-1909 Allen, Amelia C

1910 Hall, Belle Mrs furn rooms

1910-1914 Murray, S A

1912-1914 Overley, H W

1915 Murray, Lillian B

1916 Applegate, Louise M

1917-1918 Davidson, C F

1918 Rowlett, J B

1919 Flanagan, Lorena

1919 Walker, Mildred F

1920-1921+ Grayot, W F

1927 Vacant

1933 Richardson, T L

1938 Goodman, James dispenser, Canary Cottage, wife Norma

1208 1104 1900 Gregory, J P

1901-1902 Johnston, C W

1903 Evans, Patterson A

1904-1905 Moore, J T

1906 Carson, Z T

1907 Appel, Louis

1908-1909 Dabney, J M

1910 Vacant

1911-1913 Cooper, J M

1914-1915 Overly, H F

1916 Dunn, Ida M

1917-1921+ Pfau, C E

1927-1933+ Anderson, Augusta L

1933 Anderson, Augusta L

1938 Bell, Lillian

1210 1106 1897-1911 Anderson, H C

1912-1913 Bingham, J S

1914-1919 Knott, E Q

1920-1938+ Campbell, Aimee Mrs

1921 McConnell, F C Rev

1927+ Campbell, Sarah, nurse trained nurse

1938 Campbell, Aimee Mrs

1938 Pratt, Lena H stenographer, Sears-Roebuck Co

1212 1110 1896-1897 Vacant

1899-1908 Strater, W E

1909-1933+ Courtenay, William H chief engineer, L&N RR

1938 Swift, Lottie widow of W R

1938 Thompson, Myrtle S widow of Clyde

1214 1114 1887 Vacant

1890-1902 Clark, James President, Farmer's Tobacco Whse

1903-1908 Clark, Jessie L

1910-1913 Strater, Jessie C

1914-1918 Witty, A P

1919 Vacant

1920 Bullitt, William Marshall

1921 Vacant

1927 Watson, Alex M Maj manager, travel dept United States Trust Co

1933 Pfeiffer, Ida

1938 Huston, Grace Mrs

1938 Miller & Mather Funeral Home Louis B Miller, J R Mather

1938 Miller, Lewis B Miller & Mather Funeral Home, wife Katherine

1216 1118 1888-1904 Smith, Kilbourne W KW Smith & Co, KY agents for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co

1905-1910 Smith, Elizabeth

1912-1918 Neumeyer, Carl

1919 Vacant

1920 Cox, Pattie R furn rooms

1920 Eddleman, Susie H furn rooms

1921 Perry, Anna furn rooms

1927-1938+ Floersh, John A Rt. Rev., later Most Rev. Titular Bishop of Lycopolis 1923, bishop of the RC Diocese of Louisville 1927, 1937 became the 1st Roman Catholic Archbishop of Louisville

1933 Cotton, F R Rev.

1938 Gerst, Anthony G Jr Rev.

1218 1124 1884-1885 Lindsay, Thomas N

1886-1892 Roy, William D trav agt

1889-1891 Cosby, Edward

1893 Lydecker, G J

1894-1896 Ellison, Andrew with Jr. Jr was supt BF Avery & Sons

1897-1907 Levy, L M

1908 Vacant

1909-1917 Bell, Jane G

1918 Bell, Mary J

1919 Vacant

1920-1921+ 3-4 tenants

1222 1128 1884-1897 Moore, John T president Falls City Bank and Moore Bremaker & Co wholesale grocers

1898 Jones, L L

1899-1907 Booker, W F

1908 Booker, Bella A (or O)

1914-1916 Brown, Eva

1917-1918 Vacant

1919 Koch, C A

1920 Lazarus, Simon

1920-1921+ Turner, Ida M

1218-1222 1124-1128 1927-present Almus Apartments, The 10-19 tenants early years, combined houses above

1224 1132 1884-1896 Fosdick, Margaret M, or F, Mrs (Maggie) widow of Wm H

1897-1899 Stine, Bertha

1899-1900 Schwabacher, Abraham

1900 Stine, A J

1901-1921+ Grainger, Charles F

1927 Nay, Benjamin F farmer

1927 Shanks, W Fontaine advertising agent

1933 4 tenants

1226 1138 1884-1888 Gilmore, Harry S manager, Southern Woolen Mfg Co

1887-1888 Ward, Anna

1889-1898 Glover, Henry Glover & Durrett (JC) proprietors Louisville Tobacco Whse

1899-1905 Escott, W N

1906-1919 Escott, Fannie H

1912-1916 Hopkins, Martha J

1920-1933+ Green & Green Furriers L Auth & G Auth proprietors

1933 Vacant

1230 1142 1884 Clancy, W Percy

1885 Osborne, H G Mrs

1886 Cummins, F T

1887-1889 McCready, William bookkeeper, CA Bridges & Co

1890-1892 Gunther, August

1893-1895 Gunther, Eliza widow of August

1896-1897 Williams, S W or S M civil engineer

1898-1899 Sharp, J H

1900-1903 Myles, J T

1904 Harrington, Margaret

1905 Burton, L W

1906-1907 Mills, I H

1908 Vacant apparently building torn down to be replaced by the church

1909-1915 First Church of Christ, Scientist Church moved to 3rd & Ormsby (southeast corner) after 1915

1916 Vacant

1917-1919 Associated Bible Students Class

1920-1938+ Modern Way Cleaners and Dryers (1140-1142) J Klausing proprietor

1232 1144 1884 Holt, Jacob

1885 Brewster, James A

1886-1887 Castner, C B

1888 Meehan, Thomas T H Meehan & Co coopers

1889-1895 Rawson, George E clerk, Board of Aldermen

1892-1894 Rawson, Mary artist

1896-1897 Vacant

1898-1921+ Dennis, W W

1927+ Dennis, Bettie F widow of W W

1933-1938+ Knopp, Robert H building contractor, wife Lena

1234 1146 1884 Schulte, William F

1885 Guthrie, T J

1886-1887 Skillman, R T

1888-1889 Fonville, John A trav agt Bridgeford & Co

1890 Benedict, Amelia

1890 Strong, R E

1891-1892 Johnston, William R

1893-1894 Clark, Louisa

1894 Clark Louisa

1894-1895 Clark, Fannie B & Margaret B music teachers

1896-1897 Vacant

1899-1921+ Grant, H H

1927-1933+ Eastes, Pleasant A salesman

1927-1933+ Strehlow, Albert J

1938+ Eastes, Mary

1236 N/A 1884 Davidson, G F

1886 Kirby, S T

1887-1889 Bridges, G W

1888-1889 Tabb, P M

1890 Cockrill, B D Rev

1891-1893 Longden, T E

1894-1895 Thompson, Kate E

1896-1897 Vacant

1238 1150 1884 Davidson, Eli G

1885 Barnett, John T

1886-1888 Close, W H dry goods, 446 W Market

1889 Carson, J J

1890 Forsythe, R B

1891 vonHaaren, Kate

1892 vonHaaren, Mary

1893-1897 Baker, James T A lawyer 436 W Jefferson

1897 Vacant

1905-1938+ Wedekind, Henry R vice-president R Mansfield & Co store fixtures

1927-1933+ Richardson, Cleves physician

1240 1154 1884-1886 Nourse, Virgil M

1887-1889 Wilson, Mary P and/or Julia G (Mrs) Julia was widow of Joseph G

1888-1890 Nourse, Rosa L widow of Charles

1891 Frazee, S E

1891 Hickman, R B

1892 Jenkins, J W

1893-1894 Finley, W N

1895-1897 Vacant

1898-1936 Halleck, Reuben P author (1859-1936) Reuben Post Halleck, Author of History of English Literature(1900) and History of American Literature (1911), Psychology and Psychic Culture. (1895); 1900 publishes History of English Literature; 1911 publishes History of American Literature; 1913 publishes Halleck's New English Literature; 1915 published Readings from Literature co-authored with Elizabeth G Barbour; 1923 publishes History of Our Country, for Higher Grades; 1927 journalist; 1929 publishes Founders of Our Nation, 1930 publishes Makers of Our Nation; 1935 publishes Our United States.

1912-1919 Consumers League of Ky

1912-1915 Ky Child Labor Assn

1242 1158 1884 Whipple, H G S

1885 Kellond, W A

1885 Whipple, Mary J

1886 Kellond, W A

1887 Bullitt, F Jr

1888 Moore, Leon L salesman, Carter Bros (Dry goods)

1889-1890 Tinsley, J E

1891-1892 Foree, S J

1893 Furber, J L

1894-1897 Keisker, Fred W Keisker, Fred W & son furniture mfg

1897 Vacant

1898-1900 Robinson, A H

1901-1903 Drummond, E M

1904-1927+ Dunlap, John L broker, John L Dunlap & Co with W N Clarke & A P Bohmer

1933+ Dunlap, Helen

1938+ Pharis, Fred M wife Alice

1244 1160 1938 Yale Restaurant O E Harley proprietor

1244 1162 1892-1919 Barrett, A Hite president & general manager of Louisville Electric Light Co and vice president & engineer Louisville Gas Co.

1920-1921+ Vacant

1927 Baker's Meat Market

1933 Piggly Wiggly

1938 J & J Pastry Shop Joseph DeMichael proprietor

1244
1164 1927 Seitz, Joseph C Drugs (Seitz residence on Alta Ave)

1933 Frankel's Drug Store No 1

1938 Third Avenue Pharmacy Hyman Gurwitch proprietor

Recent Zeiden's Pharmacy, presently Third Avenue Café

1160-62-64 These seem to be separate addresses at the same location, now 1164. The original Victorian building still exists, incorporated into the rear of the commercial front.

General Notes:
* Resident occupations or notes have been added if known. If you can supply more information on these houses or their early residents, we'd love to hear from you. Email information@oldlouisville.com.
*Years marked as "Vacant": can have several explanations or possibilities. Obviously the house could actually have been vacant, or the family may have been temporarily away during canvassing, the address was between tenants, or the directory made an error (no one home & no one to ask). In some cases it may indicate a new building awaiting its first residents, or one ready to be demolished to make way for a newer building.
* Many short-term residents (especially renters, boarders or apartment house tenants) have been omitted from this list. For more complete listings see our History section and look for the appropriate Excel file.
* Grayed out listings: A building at this address that possibly, probably or definitely no longer exists.

About the dates:
* After 1921, years are sampled 1927, 1933, 1938. A + sign after a date reminds us that the resident may have also lived at this address before or after these dates.
* 1884 is the earliest date we can easily find records for these buildings. Any homes noted to be occupied in 1884 are often older than that. But it should also be kept in mind that an address record may represent more than one building over the years. For example, a bungalow style house (early 20th C style, usually teens to 30s), is probably a replacement for an earlier building on the same site, especially where the address record goes back several decades before. Click here for a brief guide to house styles
* Years are inclusive. For example, a resident listed at an address showing1890-1892 was listed in the directory at his address for three years: 1890, 1891 and 1892.

Accuracy:
* There is no absolute guarantee of the accuracy of this information.
* Addresses in red mean there may be some question as to the matches between pre-1909 and present addresses. While these are usually correct, further research may be needed. After 1909, almost all addresses should be correct.
* Errors can often be found in original or secondary source material, and probably we made some along the way as well.
* Corrections are welcome and deeply appreciated, but please be kind. Many hundreds of hours of work and quite some expense have gone into researching these compilations, and harsh scolding only discourages further work.

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(Compilation from Caron's City Directories 1884-1938)
pre-1909 Address	present address	Year	Head of Household	occupation or name of business or notes
1200	1100	1886	Dubin, L D drugs
		1887-1892	Kerr, William S & Co drugs	partner with Thomas P Taylor
		1893	Taylor, T P & Co drugs	Thomas Pickett Taylor
		1894-1900	Isaac, Edward G drugs
		1901-1903	English, R C drugs
		1904-1916	Pfau, C E drugs
		1909	Overley, H W
		1917	Bannon, Mattie B
		1917-1927+	Frankel, H M drugs aka Frankel's Pharmacy	HM & Nathan Frankel, 1100 & 1900 3rd
		1918-1921+	Bannon, Mattie B
		1933-1938+	J J Hess Hardware
		recent	Old Louisville Counseling Center

1202	1100 1/2	1887	Taylor, T P	we think this address was 1100 upstairs or 1102
		1889	Harvey, C F
		1890-1892	Mullikin, Thomas B
		1893-1894	Ragland, E D
		1895	Vacant
		1896-1898	Isaacs, E G
		1899	Garfield, G A
		1900	Vacant
		1901-1902	Graham, J W
		1903	von Behren, Hattie L
		1904	Pfau, C E
		1905	Dargan, E C Rev
		1906	Short, J M
		1907-1908	Overley, H W	listed variously at address before & after
		1909--1921+	address not mentioned
		1927+	Potter, Mary Mrs
		1938+	Wickstead, Harry J	wife Mary

1206	1102	1900	Colburn, C P	probably the same address as 1204 / 1102
		1901-1902	Dorsey, E L
		1903-1904	Pearce, R W MD
		1906	Coleman, L I
		1907	Polk, W G
1204	1102	1908-1909	Allen, Amelia C
		1910	Hall, Belle Mrs furn rooms
		1910-1914	Murray, S A
		1912-1914	Overley, H W
		1915	Murray, Lillian B
		1916	Applegate, Louise M
		1917-1918	Davidson, C F
		1918	Rowlett, J B
		1919	Flanagan, Lorena
		1919	Walker, Mildred F
		1920-1921+	Grayot, W F
		1927	Vacant
		1933	Richardson, T L
		1938	Goodman, James	dispenser, Canary Cottage, wife Norma

1208	1104	1900	Gregory, J P
		1901-1902	Johnston, C W
		1903	Evans, Patterson A
		1904-1905	Moore, J T
		1906	Carson, Z T
		1907	Appel, Louis
		1908-1909	Dabney, J M
		1910	Vacant
		1911-1913	Cooper, J M
		1914-1915	Overly, H F
		1916	Dunn, Ida M
		1917-1921+	Pfau, C E
		1927-1933+	Anderson, Augusta L
		1933	Anderson, Augusta L
		1938	Bell, Lillian

1210	1106	1897-1911	Anderson, H C
		1912-1913	Bingham, J S
		1914-1919	Knott, E Q
		1920-1938+	Campbell, Aimee Mrs
		1921	McConnell, F C Rev
		1927+	Campbell, Sarah, nurse	trained nurse
		1938	Campbell, Aimee Mrs
		1938	Pratt, Lena H	stenographer, Sears-Roebuck Co

1212	1110	1896-1897	Vacant
		1899-1908	Strater, W E
		1909-1933+	Courtenay, William H	chief engineer, L&N RR
		1938	Swift, Lottie	widow of W R
		1938	Thompson, Myrtle S	widow of Clyde

1214	1114	1887	Vacant
		1890-1902	Clark, James	President, Farmer's Tobacco Whse
		1903-1908	Clark, Jessie L
		1910-1913	Strater, Jessie C
		1914-1918	Witty, A P
		1919	Vacant
		1920	Bullitt, William Marshall
		1921	Vacant
		1927	Watson, Alex M Maj	manager, travel dept United States Trust Co
		1933	Pfeiffer, Ida
		1938	Huston, Grace Mrs
		1938	Miller & Mather Funeral Home	Louis B Miller, J R Mather
		1938	Miller, Lewis B	Miller & Mather Funeral Home, wife Katherine

1216	1118	1888-1904	Smith, Kilbourne W	KW Smith & Co, KY agents for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
		1905-1910	Smith, Elizabeth
		1912-1918	Neumeyer, Carl
		1919	Vacant
		1920	Cox, Pattie R furn rooms
		1920	Eddleman, Susie H furn rooms
		1921	Perry, Anna furn rooms
		1927-1938+	Floersh, John A Rt. Rev., later Most Rev.	Titular Bishop of Lycopolis 1923, bishop of the RC Diocese of Louisville 1927, 1937 became the 1st Roman Catholic Archbishop of Louisville
		1933	Cotton, F R Rev.
		1938	Gerst, Anthony G Jr Rev.

1218	1124	1884-1885	Lindsay, Thomas N
		1886-1892	Roy, William D	trav agt
		1889-1891	Cosby, Edward
		1893	Lydecker, G J
		1894-1896	Ellison, Andrew	with Jr. Jr was supt BF Avery & Sons
		1897-1907	Levy, L M
		1908	Vacant
		1909-1917	Bell, Jane G
		1918	Bell, Mary J
		1919	Vacant
		1920-1921+	3-4 tenants

1222	1128	1884-1897	Moore, John T	president Falls City Bank and Moore Bremaker & Co wholesale grocers
		1898	Jones, L L
		1899-1907	Booker, W F
		1908	Booker, Bella A (or O)
		1914-1916	Brown, Eva
		1917-1918	Vacant
		1919	Koch, C A
		1920	Lazarus, Simon
		1920-1921+	Turner, Ida M

1218-1222	1124-1128	1927-present	Almus Apartments, The	10-19 tenants early years, combined houses above

1224	1132	1884-1896	Fosdick, Margaret M, or F, Mrs	(Maggie) widow of Wm H
		1897-1899	Stine, Bertha
		1899-1900	Schwabacher, Abraham
		1900	Stine, A J
		1901-1921+	Grainger, Charles F
		1927	Nay, Benjamin F	farmer
		1927	Shanks, W Fontaine	advertising agent
		1933	4 tenants

1226	1138	1884-1888	Gilmore, Harry S	manager, Southern Woolen Mfg Co
		1887-1888	Ward, Anna
		1889-1898	Glover, Henry	Glover & Durrett (JC) proprietors Louisville Tobacco Whse
		1899-1905	Escott, W N
		1906-1919	Escott, Fannie H
		1912-1916	Hopkins, Martha J
		1920-1933+	Green & Green Furriers	L Auth & G Auth proprietors
		1933	Vacant

1230	1142	1884	Clancy, W Percy
		1885	Osborne, H G Mrs
		1886	Cummins, F T
		1887-1889	McCready, William	bookkeeper, CA Bridges & Co
		1890-1892	Gunther, August
		1893-1895	Gunther, Eliza	widow of August
		1896-1897	Williams, S W or S M civil engineer
		1898-1899	Sharp, J H
		1900-1903	Myles, J T
		1904	Harrington, Margaret
		1905	Burton, L W
		1906-1907	Mills, I H
		1908	Vacant	apparently building torn down to be replaced by the church
		1909-1915	First Church of Christ, Scientist	Church moved to 3rd & Ormsby (southeast corner) after 1915
		1916	Vacant
		1917-1919	Associated Bible Students Class
		1920-1938+	Modern Way Cleaners and Dryers	(1140-1142) J Klausing proprietor

1232	1144	1884	Holt, Jacob
		1885	Brewster, James A
		1886-1887	Castner, C B
		1888	Meehan, Thomas	T H Meehan & Co coopers
		1889-1895	Rawson, George E	clerk, Board of Aldermen
		1892-1894	Rawson, Mary artist
		1896-1897	Vacant
		1898-1921+	Dennis, W W
		1927+	Dennis, Bettie F	widow of W W
		1933-1938+	Knopp, Robert H	building contractor, wife Lena

1234	1146	1884	Schulte, William F
		1885	Guthrie, T J
		1886-1887	Skillman, R T
		1888-1889	Fonville, John A	trav agt Bridgeford & Co
		1890	Benedict, Amelia
		1890	Strong, R E
		1891-1892	Johnston, William R
		1893-1894	Clark, Louisa
		1894	Clark Louisa
		1894-1895	Clark, Fannie B & Margaret B music teachers
		1896-1897	Vacant
		1899-1921+	Grant, H H
		1927-1933+	Eastes, Pleasant A	salesman
		1927-1933+	Strehlow, Albert J
		1938+	Eastes, Mary

1236	N/A	1884	Davidson, G F
		1886	Kirby, S T
		1887-1889	Bridges, G W
		1888-1889	Tabb, P M
		1890	Cockrill, B D Rev
		1891-1893	Longden, T E
		1894-1895	Thompson, Kate E
		1896-1897	Vacant

1238	1150	1884	Davidson, Eli G
		1885	Barnett, John T
		1886-1888	Close, W H	dry goods, 446 W Market
		1889	Carson, J J
		1890	Forsythe, R B
		1891	vonHaaren, Kate
		1892	vonHaaren, Mary
		1893-1897	Baker, James T A	lawyer 436 W Jefferson
		1897	Vacant
		1905-1938+	Wedekind, Henry R	vice-president R Mansfield & Co store fixtures
		1927-1933+	Richardson, Cleves	physician

1240	1154	1884-1886	Nourse, Virgil M
		1887-1889	Wilson, Mary P and/or Julia G (Mrs)	Julia was widow of Joseph G
		1888-1890	Nourse, Rosa L	widow of Charles
		1891	Frazee, S E
		1891	Hickman, R B
		1892	Jenkins, J W
		1893-1894	Finley, W N
		1895-1897	Vacant
		1898-1936	Halleck, Reuben P author	(1859-1936) Reuben Post Halleck, Author of History of English Literature(1900) and History of American Literature (1911), Psychology and Psychic Culture. (1895); 1900 publishes History of English Literature; 1911 publishes History of American Literature; 1913 publishes Halleck's New English Literature; 1915 published Readings from Literature co-authored with Elizabeth G Barbour; 1923 publishes History of Our Country, for Higher Grades; 1927 journalist; 1929 publishes Founders of Our Nation, 1930 publishes Makers of Our Nation; 1935 publishes Our United States.
		1912-1919	Consumers League of Ky
		1912-1915	Ky Child Labor Assn

1242	1158	1884	Whipple, H G S
		1885	Kellond, W A
		1885	Whipple, Mary J
		1886	Kellond, W A
		1887	Bullitt, F Jr
		1888	Moore, Leon L	salesman, Carter Bros (Dry goods)
		1889-1890	Tinsley, J E
		1891-1892	Foree, S J
		1893	Furber, J L
		1894-1897	Keisker, Fred W	Keisker, Fred W & son furniture mfg
		1897	Vacant
		1898-1900	Robinson, A H
		1901-1903	Drummond, E M
		1904-1927+	Dunlap, John L	broker, John L Dunlap & Co with W N Clarke & A P Bohmer
		1933+	Dunlap, Helen
		1938+	Pharis, Fred M	wife Alice

1244	1160	1938	Yale Restaurant	O E Harley proprietor

1244	1162	1892-1919	Barrett, A Hite	president & general manager of Louisville Electric Light Co and vice president & engineer Louisville Gas Co.
		1920-1921+	Vacant
		1927	Baker's Meat Market
		1933	Piggly Wiggly
		1938	J & J Pastry Shop	Joseph DeMichael proprietor

1244	1164	1927	Seitz, Joseph C Drugs	(Seitz residence on Alta Ave)
		1933	Frankel's Drug Store No 1
		1938	Third Avenue Pharmacy	Hyman Gurwitch proprietor
		Recent	Zeiden's Pharmacy, presently Third Avenue Café
	1160-62-64		These seem to be separate addresses at the same location, now 1164. The original Victorian building still exists, incorporated into the rear of the commercial front.