Nov 4, 2022 | Lost Architecture
As noted in Jewish Merchants of Downtown Staunton, by Ruth Chodrow and Karen Lynne Johnston, Joseph Barth and Abraham Weinberg became business partners after consolidating their clothing stores in 1911. Their new store was located in the Hogshead and Alexander...
Apr 23, 2021 | Lost Architecture
DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: 1870-1880 HISTORY: 8 Apartments WHAT’S THERE NOW?: Educational Building for Central United Methodists Church DEMOLITION DATE: 1964 PHOTO: HSF Archives
Mar 29, 2021 | Lost Architecture
350 N. LEWIS ST. DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: 1884 – 1909 HISTORY: Residential DEMOLITION DATE: Early 1990’s WHAT’S THERE NOW?: Vacant Lot PHOTO: HSF Archives
Nov 16, 2020 | Lost Architecture
DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: 1904 HISTORY: Originally built as a saloon. (1914) barber shop. (1921) auto sales. (1929) restaurant/saloon DEMOLITION DATE: 1986 PHOTO: HSF...
Jul 10, 2020 | Lost Architecture
DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: 1891-1894 HISTORY: (1894) print shop. (1904) Staunton Dispatch and News. (1914) Daily News. (1921) News Leader. (1929) Paint Store WHAT’S THERE NOW?: Parking lot DEMOLITION DATE: Fall 1982 PHOTO: HSF...
Feb 27, 2020 | Lost Architecture
DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: After 1929 HISTORY: Eyewear Shop WHAT’S THERE NOW?: Empty Lot DEMOLITION DATE: Unknown PHOTO: HSF Archives
