Howard County National Register Listings

Bedford, Edwin and Nora Payne, House, 308 S Main St., Fayette (01/23/98)

Boonslick State Historic Site, 1 mile N of Boonsboro on MO 87, 2 mi. SW on MO 187 (S6, T49N, R17W) (12/30/69)

Campbell Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 602 Commerce St., Glasgow (11/13/97)

Cedar Grove (Amick-Kingsbury House), Franklin vicinity (S35, T49N, R17W) (7/19/82)

Central Methodist College Campus Historic District, roughly bounded by Mulberry, Elm, Church and MO 5, Fayette (9/15/80)

Coleman Hall (President's House), 502 N Linn, Fayette (6/11/86)

Fayette City Park Swimming Pool, Memorial Park, Fayette (4/15/99)

Fayette Courthouse Square Historic District (map [see note]), roughly along S Main and N Main, W Morrison, E Morrison, N Church, and W Davis Sts., Fayette (2/05/98)

Finks-Harvey Plantation, W of Roanoke (S7, T52N, R16W) (12/11/78)

Glasgow Commercial Historic District (map [see note]), 501-623 First St., 100-195 Market St., 603 Second St., Glasgow (1/16/92)

Glasgow Presbyterian Church, Commerce and 4th Sts., Glasgow (9/09/82)

Glasgow Public Library, NW corner Market and 4th Sts., Glasgow (5/21/69)

Greenwood (Estill-Parrish House), Fayette vicinity (3/29/83)

Harris-Chilton-Ruble House, 108 N Missouri Ave., New Franklin (9/04/80)

Hickman, Thomas, House, 10 Research Center Rd., New Franklin (7/19/06)

Inglewood, 701 Randolph St., Glasgow (6/21/90)

Jackson, Prior, Homeplace, S of Fayette on MO DD (S14, T50N, R16W) (3/10/80)

Morrison, Alfred W., House, 1 mile SW of Fayette on MO 5 (S14, T50N, R16W) (4/16/69)

Oakwood (Abel Leonard House), 1 Leonard Ave., Fayette (9/23/82)

Rivercene, Rt. 1, New Franklin vicinity (S5, T48N, R16W) (2/16/73)

South Main Street Historic District (map [see note]), 200, 202, 204, and 208-312 S Main St., Fayette (9/15/99)

St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 104 W Davis St., Fayette (9/09/82)

Wright, Dr. Uriel S., Office, 120 Church St., Fayette (12/22/87)

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Please note that both the maps and nominations reflect the terms used to categorize significance at the time the properties were listed in the National Register. A particular building that may have been determined to be a contributing element in the district when it was listed in the National Register may have been so altered since that point that it is no longer a certified historic structure for the purposes of historic rehab tax credits — this determination is made based on photographic evidence provided with the Part 1 (federal) or Part 1a (state) form submitted at the beginning of any historic rehab tax credit project.

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