Council Grove’s Historic Residential Resources / Council Grove United States / Burgner & Bowman Lumber Co. / Phillips Bros / Contributing 71 Gibson Miller & Simms Hardware / Continental Oil Co. / Ford / Kansas And Texas Railway Co. / Dilly Bros / Trade 1949 Other Contributing 49 Snider Motor Co. / /
Country
Columbia / / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Stanbarger Grocery Building / I.O.O.F. Building / Ziegler Service Station / Council Grove Carnegie Library / Whiting Building / U.S. Highway / Ambulance Garage / Outfitters Warehouse / Methodist Church Parsonage / John Sims Mercantile Store / Cunningham Building / South M&E Church Parsonage / Scott And Anderson Building / Munsell Building / Continental Oil Co. Gas Station / White Building / B.R. Scott Building / Trowbridge Building / Ewing Smith Building / Commercial Building / Conn Mercantile Store / Huffacker Building / Post Office Oak Museum / Railway Co. Depot / Gas Station / Sims Hardware Warehouse / Baptist Parsonage / MKT Depot / Santa Fe Trail / Cottage House Hotel / Plaza Bank / Hays Tavern / And A.M. Lodge / Barth Building / /
IndustryTerm
on-line database / retail stores / /
Movie
Santa Fe Trail / /
NaturalFeature
Neosho River / /
Organization
Morris County Historical Society / PRIDE Committee / Catholic Church / Modern Movement / First Congregational Church / Council Grove Historical Society / Kansas State Historical Society / Production Credit Assn / Freemasonry / Appraiser’s Office / Historic Preservation Fund / Baptist Church / Halsom Hospital / Kaw Mission / Morris County Appraiser’s Office / Church of Christ / Council Grove PRIDE Committee / MAIN ST Government / United Brethren Church / Post Office / /
Person
Brenda Spencer / Seth Hays / Ann / Caitlin Meives / Ken McClintock / Bonnie McClintock / Anne Contributing / Corey Residence / / /
Position
Queen / local historian / Craftsman / Survey Coordinator / /
COUNCIL GROVE DOWNTOWN SURVEY SURVEY REPORT 28 November, 2008/Updated 19 February, 2009 A. INTRODUCTION The Council Grove PRIDE Committee received a Historic Preservation Fund grant from the Kansas State Historical Socie