Jackson Residence - Historic District B - Boonville, MO
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N 38° 58.358 W 092° 44.685
15S E 522111 N 4313770
This residence is listed as number 15 on the NRHP form.
Waymark Code: WM14ZH6
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 09/18/2021
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County of house: Cooper County
Location of house: 4th St., middle of block, S. of Vine St., west side, Boonville
Built: pre-1900
Architect: Sam Holland
Architectural Style: Vernacular
Original/Historic occupant: Sam Holland
Current Occupant: Mike Angelo, owner
"15, Jackson Residence, 617 4th Street, pre-1900. The vernacular one-story
frame house has the gable end to the street, an integral porch and
entrance on the southeast, and six-over-six windows." ~ NRHP Nomination Form
"Built: Pre 1900
Style/Design: Vernacular
The gable end is to the street. A
large. chimney is in the center of the structure and is slightly N of
the ridge. The E façade has an integral porch on the SE which is
screened-in. The S façade is 3 bays deep, the N is 2 bays. Windows
are 6-over-6 and have lightly molded frame surrounds. To the NW
there is a pent ell with a pent screened-in porch along its S façade.
This porch sits on brick p1ers with lattice work between.
"Originally large outbuildings in the SW corner of the property were used
as "Wagon Sheds." By 1929 this had been converted to a residence and listed as 617½. This
structure has been razed. The structure was probably built for Sam Holland as his residence.
Holland owned and operated a "luggage delivery" business and the sheds were used to house his
horses and wagons. The present lot is comprised of lots 17 and rear "L" shaped portion of lot 18 of Mack's Addition to the City of Boonville. As early as 1846
Andrew Gibson had a residence on Lot 17. In 1869 Benjamin Jones, a local contractor
and builder resided there. The present property size developed in 1914.
"There are no outbuildings. The residence sits below the
street level facing E onto 4th. An ornate iron fence is along this façade and a picket
fence is to the N & S. The yard continues to stoop to the W alley and allows for a walk out
type basement." ~ Boonville Historic Survey PDF pages 518-521