130 South Main Street - St. Charles Historic District - St. Charles, Missouri
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BruceS
N 38° 46.835 W 090° 28.898
15S E 718756 N 4295440
Commercial building in the St. Charles Historic District in downtown St. Charles, Missouri.
Waymark Code: WM58NT
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 11/28/2008
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"130 South Main, ca.1910 three-bay Craftsman brick facade on a ca.1860 hipped roof brick building; three-bay rear (east) elevation with windows headed with jack arches and six-over-six lights of double-hung sash; four-bay north (side) elevation features dentilled cornice, and windows with stone linels; Craftsman primary facade exhibits decorative brickwork, gauged brick arches over windows, a shaped parapet, and cast iron entablature on storefront." ~ District Boundary Increase Nomination
From historical marker:
130 South Main
Huning Dry Goods & Goebel Photograph Gallery
Circa 1855 - H.C. Easton
In the 1860s, A. R. Huning's Dry Goods store occupied the street level of this shop, and Goebel's Photograph Gallery occupied the second floor. Rudolph Henry Goebel, a German immigrant, photographed St. Charles and her citizens from 1856 to 1916.
In 1888, Hubert Haching, another German immigrant, bought the building and opened a saloon. Except for the years of Prohibition when Hachting's son Anton sold soft drinks, it has been a tavern ever since.