Site List of Buildings and Places on the Fairfield Heritage Tour

Home Page of the Fairfield Heritage Trail.

Central Square, Page 1.
   ⚫ 1907 photo of the Square
   ⚫ Old tower photo
   ⚫ Photos of the Square

Central Square, Page 2.
   ⚫ North & West sides of the Square
   ⚫ Queen Anne and other buildings
   ⚫ Festival photos

Central Square, Page 3.
   ⚫ Drugstore photos.
   ⚫ J.F.Crawford Building photos.

Central Square, Page 4
   ⚫ Thoma Building photos
   ⚫ Elks Club ventilator

(01) Commercial Block, (1872), 106, 108, 110 N. Main St.
   ⚫ Fairfield Public Art and Maze of Murals

(02) The Tribune Printing Co, (1915), 101 W. Briggs Ave.

(03) Fairfield Arts and Convention Center, (2007) 200 N. Main Street.

(04) Jefferson Cnty Court House, (1893), Main St & Briggs Ave.
   ⚫ More photos of the Court House
   ⚫ More photos of the Court House
   ⚫ Fairfield Ledger
   ⚫ Prairie Architects' experience
   ⚫ Prairie Architects' experience
   ⚫ More photos of the Vets Memorial

(05) Lucien Marcy House, 300 N. Main St.

(06) Howard Park, Main St, Grimes Ave & Court St.
   ⚫ Fairfield's Railroad History

(07) McElhinny House, (c. 1851), 300 N. Court St.
   ⚫ Prairie Architects' description

(08) First Methodist Church, (1924), 201 N. Court St.

(08b) Thymely Solutions Commercial Building, (1900), 104 N. Court St.

(09) Iowa State Bank, (1955), Court St. and Broadway Ave.

(10) Armory, (1910), 122 E. Broadway Ave.

(11) Wilson Building, (c. 1876), 106, 108 S. Court St.

(12) Former Post Office Building, (c. 1876), 110 S. Court St.

(13) Public Library (former), (c. 1892), Court St.
   ⚫ History of the library web pages
   ⚫ Carnegie Museum details

(13b) Thoma-Wood House, (c. 1880), 107 S. B St.

(13c) Fairfield City Water Tower, Water Tower, just for fun.

(14) James F. Clarke House, (1915-16), 500 S. Main St.
   ⚫ Exterior photos from 2005
   ⚫ Seller's brochure
   ⚫ Prairie Architects' experience
   ⚫ Floor Plan & other websites

(15) Home, (1898), 405 S. Main St.

(16) Pierson House, (c. 1900), 306 S. Main St.

(17) George A. Wells House, (1883), 304 S. Main St.

(18) Home, 206 S. Main St.

(19) R. B. & Lizzie Louden House, (1871), 107 W. Washington St.

(20) Craftsman Style House, (c. 1900?), 104 S. Second St.

(21) Home, (c. 1860), 201 W. Washington St.

(22) Greek Revival House, (c. 1840's), 105 S. Third Street (Includes Prairie Architects' photos).

(23) Albert H. and Mary Neller Home, (c. 1890), 300 W. Washington St.

(24) Wm. R. & Mary Jane Louden Home, (1897), 501 W. Washington St.

(25) R. Bruce & May W. Louden Home, (c. 1910), 501 W. Adams Ave.

(26) Broadway Building, (c. 1892), and added to since, 607 W. Broadway Ave.

(27) Rock Island Railroad Depot (former), 611 W. Broadway Ave.
   ⚫ Fairfield's Railroad History.

(28) Dairy Bar, (c. 1949), 1002 W. Burlington Ave.

(28b) Elm Grove school house, (c. 1866), 2606 W. Burlington Ave.

(29) Joel Turney and Co. building (former), (c.1897), 501 N. 8th St.

(29b) Iowa Malleable Iron Company (former), (founded 1904), 600-608 N. 9th St.
   ⚫ Prairie Architects' photos

(30)   Whitney Monuments Company, (c. 1934), 601 W. Depot Ave.

(30b) Clingan Building, 410 West Lowe Ave, at 5th St.

(31) Burnett-Montgomery House, (1888), 605 N. 3rd St.

(32) Henn Mansion, (1857), MUM campus.

(33) W. C. Ball House, (1876), 1008 North "B" St.

(34) Bonnifield Log House, (c. 1838), at Old Settlers Association Park.
   ⚫ "Life in a Log Cabin"

(35) Hirshberg House, (1992), 1000 Walton Rd.

(36) Church, (1926-27), 300 E. Burlington Ave.

(37) James A. Beck House, (1896), 401 E. Burlington Ave.

(38) Tudor Revival style House, (c. 1920), 505 E. Burlington Ave.

(39) Home, (c. 1870?), 507 E. Burlington Ave.

(40) Wells-Stubbs House, (1874), 508 E. Burl. Ave.

(41) Home, (c. 1860?), 607 E. Burlington Ave.

(42) Home, (c. 1900?), 700 E. Burlington Ave.

(43) Garage, (c.1915), Garage at 904 E. Burl.

(44) Arthur C. & Maud Louden House, (c. 1917), 201 S. Highland Ave.

(45) R. R. & Antoinette Louden House, (1925), 905 E. Adams Ave.

(46) Home, (1917), 1102 E. Madison Ave.

(47) Louden Whirl-Around, (c. 1925), 905 E. Harrison Ave.

(48) Home, (1889), 601 S. Main St.

(49) Home, (1895), 608 S. Main St.

(50) U. S. Sen. James. F. Wilson House, (c. 1857), 805 S. Main St.

(51) O. F. & Lulu Fryer House, (c. 1920), 902 S. Main St.

(52) Maasdam Barns, 2000 S. Main St.

(53) Luedtke Barn, 1940-185th St.

(54) New Sweden, Iowa, history of the settlement (Jefferson County, north of Lockridge, IA)

Additional Points of Interest in Fairfield, IA.

Products manufactured in Fairfield, during the early 2oth century.

Louden Machinery Company history.

Credits Page.

Site List Page (this page).

Map Page (Map of Heritage Tour).