Hotel Stilwell - Pittsburg, Kansas
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N 37° 24.829 W 094° 42.335
15S E 349064 N 4142145
The Hotel Stilwell, a four-story, brick, Richardsonian Romanesque/Romanesque Revival building is located at 705 N Broadway in downtown Pittsburg, Kansas.
Waymark Code: WMYGJZ
Location: Kansas, United States
Date Posted: 06/13/2018
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member bluesnote
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Historic Name: Hotel Stilwell

Historic Function Remarks: Built by J.B. Lindsly & Son out of St. Louis, Missouri

Present Function Remarks: Mixed use, commercial with residential.

Residential/Commercial/Religious Style: Richardsonian Romanesque/Romanesque Revival

Physical Description/Remarks: Red brick and limestone.
See National Register nomination.

Plan Form: Rectangle

Commercial Building Type: Two-Part Vertical Block

Roof Form: Flat with Parapet

Stories: 4

Condition: Excellent

Principal Material: Brick

Year of Construction: 1890

- Hotel Stilwell Kansas Historic Resources Inventory Entry



The Hotel Stilwell is a four story red brick building with limestone trim located on the northwest corner of Broadway and Seventh Streets in Pittsburg, Kansas. In plan the structure is basically rectangular at ground level and U-shaped from the first floor up to the flat, built-up roof. Plain one-story brick service structures, now in a deteriorated condition, had gradually been added to the rear, and ruins remain of a concrete addition. The building also has a basement.

The principal facades are the two 120 foot walls facing east on Broadway and south on Seventh Street. The main entrance is on the Broadway side. It is distinguished by a limestone archway that is adorned by carved stone ornament. The name of the hotel is inscribed herein raised lettering. Above this archway feature is an open, two-bay recessed balcony on the second story and a carved stone panel set into the window bay on the third story, which assist in emphasizing the importance of this entrance.

- National Register Application

Public/Private: Private

Tours Available?: no

Year Built: 1890

Web Address: Not listed

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