| The Moore Home
– 309 S. 3rd St., built in 1870 by John Moore, a Clothing
Merchant. Now a private residence. |
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| Goodin Building
– 106 N. First St. Built in 1875 by William Goodin whose family
lived upstairs while the building housed his grocery business on
the lower level. Named to the National Register of Historic
Places in 2002. |
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| Old Thero Home
– 402 S. 5th, built by W.F. Thero, 1875-1876. Now a private
residence. |
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| Old Hartrick House
– built about 1860, 204 S. 2nd Street. |
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| Info Needed on History of this home. |
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| Stirling Home –
Constructed 1900 -1901 of cement block by Joe Stirling of the
Stirling Woolen Mill. Was said to be identical to one in his
native Scotland. Dentist, Dr. Lindenholm was the 2nd owner. Now
a private residence. |
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| Farmington Depot
– Train service to Farmington began June 10, 1857. This depot
was built in 1922 by the C.B.&Q. after the first depot had been
destroyed by fire earlier the same year. |
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