| File ID |
f062p1751 |
| Date.Digital | 2002-06-10 |
| Date.Original | c. 1906 |
| Description | This house at 6975 Cornell Avenue is one of the earliest houses built in University Heights #1. It was designed by architect Herbert C. Chivers, an associate of Edward Gardner Lewis, and architect for the Woman's Magazine Building. Chivers also designed houses, and this house matches his "Manston Residence" design in "Artistic Homes," his catalogue of house plans published in 1910. Edward Gardner Lewis owned the house for several years, but first residents were Mabel Lewis' sisters, Mrs. Charles Breyman and Mrs. Robert Crabb. |
| Source | Print, hole upper right corner, mark upper right, 8.01" by 6.02" |
| Subject | Cornell Avenue (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | University City (Mo.)--Pictorial Works |
| Subject | University Heights #1 Subdivision (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | Chivers, Herbert Caleb, 1870- |
| Subject.Keyword | Streets--Missouri--University City |
| Subject.Keyword | Houses--Missouri--University City |
| Title | House at 6975 Cornell Avenue in University Heights #1 |
