Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
2015.1.105 |
Object Name |
Transparency, Slide |
Description |
Transparency, slide, 2" x 2", color, two story building with one story portion on right side, gray stone block with red shutters and trim, in red letters- "Hardware", sign above entrance - "Schultz Hardware", date stamp, lower right- "90. 3.27" several cars parked in front and to left, partial buildings on right and left sides in image. Schultz Hardware began operations in 1910, when Herman Schultz opened his first store at 120 W. Bartlett Avenue. In 1926, Schultz had a two-story building constructed at 110 W. Bartlett Avenue, pictured here on March 27, 1990. The one-story portion to the right, was once the site of Marcus Hurst’s men's store. Later the hardware goods expanded into that space. The partial building to the right was once the office for the lumber yard operation. The open roadway to the left has been fenced off and no longer accessible from Bartlett Avenue. Schultz Hardware closed in 1999. It was the last fully intact business on the interior and exterior. The building has since been extensively renovated on the exterior and interior. Today it houses several businesses. |
Date |
March 27, 1990 |
Place |
110 W. Bartlett Avenue |
Number of images |
1 |
Search Terms |
110 W. Bartlett Avenue Schultz Hardware Van |
Subjects |
Automobiles Buildings Business districts Cars Doors & doorways Hardware stores Parking Shutters Sidewalks Signs Stores & shops Street lamps Trees Window displays Windows |
Accession number |
2015.1 |