Missouri/Sedalia Trust Company - Sedalia, Missouri
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N 38° 42.470 W 093° 13.698
15S E 480150 N 4284379
This four-story limestone Romanesque Revival and Renaissance Revival style building is located at 322 South Ohio in Sedalia, Missouri.
Waymark Code: WMYFG3
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 06/10/2018
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Missouri/Sedalia Trust Company, also known as the Koppen Trust Company, is a historic bank building located at Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. It was built in 1887, and is a four-story, rectangular Missouri limestone building with Renaissance Revival and Romanesque Revival style design elements. It features a multigable and towered roofline and heavily embellished wall surface.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. It is located in the Sedalia Commercial Historic District.
- Missouri/Sedalia Trust Company Wikipedia Entry
The Missouri/Sedalia Trust Building is rectangular in shape & exhibits both Romanesque & Chateauesque details in style. When originally constructed the building had 3 stories resting on a raised basement & elevated primary entrances to the E, S & at the SE corner. When the building was altered the floor levels were changed to a 4 story format & the entrances were lowered to street level. Despite these interior changes the exterior fenestration remained the same. Windows originally were 1/1 with those on the 1st & 2nd stories having a rectangular shape with a transom, 3rd story openings had arched headers with smooth surface stone voussoirs. After the alteration, the original 1st floor windows were elongated & replaced with a multilight sash. Basement windows echoed this pattern. Two arched windows at the original 1st floor were cut away so as to form rectangular headers & to complement the other windows at that level. Third story windows were left intact. The secondary entrances to the E & S retained their pedimented caps & ornately carved floral corbels. The chamfered primary entrance, below the SE tower, is the area most severely effected by the alterations. Originally it was inset & flanked by decorative columns supporting a heavy arched cap & name plate. It now has double leaf doors set flush with the exterior walls with a multi-light window above.
Of particular importance to the design & style of this fine example of Victorian commercial architecture are two elements: the multigable & towered roofline & the heavily embellished wall surface. To the E & S are small pedimented gables filled with decorative moldings. The central gable on the S facade is accented by a small circular turret, the roof of which was recently altered due to fire. However it continues to echo the bellcast roofline of the 3 story tower at the SE comer. Carved finials highlight the hip roofed, S facade dormers. The wall surface with its rich variety of textures, including rock faced, checkerboard, smooth s carved stone, creates a constant play of light & dark which adds to the Victorian quality of the large Trust Building.
- National Register Application
Public/Private: Private
Tours Available?: no
Year Built: 1887
Web Address: Not listed
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