Located at Water and Ingle streets (now 401 NW Riverside Dr.), the warehouse was built by Ragon Brothers c. 1906 and later occupied by Bement & Seitz Wholesale Grocers; photo dated 1937 (Chandler 7)

Opened in December 1914 at 515 Cherry St. to serve African-Americans (Knecht 4352)

840 E. Chandler Ave., Bayard Park; built in 1912 (Walden 1)

W. Franklin St.; dated 1920 (Knecht 4025)

Detail of exterior building ornamentation; photo dated August 1984 (6PC 32)

201 NW Second St.; photo dated October 1985 (7PC 48)

W. Columbia St.; photo dated November 4, 1975 (Courier 935)

Built by Saleta Evans in 1879 and dedicated to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union; also used as a venue for plays, political rallies, dances, and roller skating until it was razed in the early 1930s to make room for a new library (Knecht 862)

Home of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Fifth and Locust Sts.; c. 1910 (Meyer-Schlamp 125)

Fifth and Locust Sts.; c. 1986 (Marchand 2415)

Fifth and Locust Sts.; c. 1940s (Willard Library 16)

Photo dated 1977 (Marchand 138)

Originally Weber’s Hall (malt house and saloon), later Carpenters’ Hall, meeting place for various labor unions; built c. 1890; photo taken c. 1979 (1PC-61)

Originally the office of Dr. Reavill Walden; c. 1925 (Knecht 4016)

Dedication ceremony for construction of Furniture Building (later named Court Building) at Fourth and Court Sts.; photo dated October 8, 1909 (Knecht 432)

View from the roof of the Fulton Ave. Brewery; photo dated January 25, 1927 (Meyer-Schlamp 130)

Under construction in Vincennes, IN; photo dated June 18, 1932 (Knecht 4870)

On the Wabash River in Vincennes, IN; dedicated on June 14, 1936 (Knecht 4869)

19-25 NW Second St. (also known as the Businessmen’s Association Building and the Mercantile Bank Building); photo dated 1972 (3PC 43)

Located at 3012 Dearborn; photo dated 1923 (Knecht 4024)

Located on NW Fourth and Sycamore Sts., this building was constructed for Central Union Bank in 1929; in the 1930s, it became the home of the Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. (Marchand Collection)

Main St., New Harmony, IN; early 1900s (Knecht 3985)

Located on Wedeking Ave. adjacent to Garvin Park; built in the 1920s by the citizens of Evansville for Alice Gresham Dodd (far right in group), mother of James Bethel Gresham, the first American casualty in World War I (Knecht 531)

2100 Stringtown Rd.; c. 1940s (VC 65)

100 Washington Ave.; the tower is all that remains of the Washington Avenue Temple that was destroyed by fire; c. 1996 (17PC 2)

116 1/2 NW First St., home of the Rose Bowl bowling alley and other small businesses; photo dated October 18, 1948 (Miscellaneous 1672)

This photograph was taken in 1945, when the building was occupied by LST Shipyard personnel. (Newman Collection)

Looking east on Sycamore St. from NW Second St.; photo dated September 1979 (Marchand 56)

Water St. (taken from First St.); photo dated March 27, 1927 (Meyer-Schlamp 34)

Riverside Dr.; photo dated April 10, 1941 (Meyer-Schlamp 11)

Razed in 1984 (Marchand 264)

C. early 1900s (Knecht 828)

New commercial building; photo dated January 1938 (Knecht 3354)