PocketSights

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421 East Hickory Street

Original site of Graham Mill (1900 Flour Mill Complex)Later Kimbell-Diamond Milling, destroyed by fire in 1967

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425 East Hickory Street

Original site of Blewett MIll

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400 East Hickory Street

Original site of City Water Pump PlantAlso site of Denton Train Station DepotBuilt 1929

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407 East Hickory Street

Original site of S. Wade Smith's Grocery/MarketBuilt 1918, razed

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347 East Hickory Street

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345 East Hickory Street

Original site of Hancock Machine Works, built 1918, razedLater site of Weldon Burgoon Leather Goods

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332 East Hickory Street

Original site of Power Plant - initially used for trolley, then later used for City of DentonBuilt 1904

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331 East Hickory Street

Original site of CaféOriginal structure built 1910

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327 East Hickory Street

Original site of Denton Hotel & Rooming House (1925)

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316 East Hickory Street

Built 1985

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321 East Hickory Street

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315-317 East Hickory Street

Original site of Café, Herman's Tire SToreBuilt 1938

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314 East Hickory Street

Denton Record-Chronical BuildingExtant structure built 2015

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311 East Hickory Street

Original site of Storrie's Machine Works & Welding (razed)Extant structure built 2010

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221 East Hickory Street

Original site of Denton Steam Laundary Co., built 1915

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300 East Hickory Street

Original site of G. E. and D. W. Light CompanyLater site of Russell-Newman Mfg. (1945)Original structure built 1915, razed

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217 East Hickory Street

Original site of Travelstead Repair Garage, built 1915

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215 East Hickory Street

Original site of Travelstead's Auto & Tractor Supplies, built 1918

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209 East Hickory Street

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210, 212, 214 East Hickory Street

Built 1914

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201 East Hickory Street

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200 East Hickory Street

Original site of Denton City Hall, 1920-1924Later razed

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135 East Hickory Street

Original site of Cook's Paint, Builders Hardware and Lumber yardOriginal structure built 1910, razed

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123 East Hickory Street

Original site of Price Bros Welding and Auto RepairOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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115 East Hickory Street

Original site of J. O. Davison Auto Repair Shop, then Bishop Barber Shop, later Lander's CaféOriginal structure built 1918

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106 East Hickory Street

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108 East Hickory Street

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122 East Hickory Street

Original site of 1-story building housing Bakery and Electric Repair, 1918Later site of 3-story building housing Russel-Newman, Uniform Shop, & Drug Store, 1925

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104 East Hickory Street

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101-103 West Hickory Street

Original site of City Drug Store in 101, Bowling Alley in 103Original structure built 1880, razed

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105 West Hickory Street

Original site of Typewriter & Office Supplies, later R. S. Caddle Barber ShopOriginal structure built 1885

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107 West Hickory Street

Original site of Abstract Office, Denton Electric ShopOriginal structure built 1885

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109 West Hickory Street

Original site of Evers HardwareOriginal structure built 1880

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110 West Hickory Street

Courthouse on the SquareOriginally built 1896

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111 West Hickory Street

Original site of Ice Cream Store, 1942

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113 West Hickory Street

Original site of Raley Drug Store, then Economy Grocery in 1942Original structure built 1887, razed

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115-117 West Hickory Street

Original site of Burr's Dry Goods StoreOriginal structure built 1885

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119 West Hickory Street

Original site of La ModeOriginal structure built 1886

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121 West Hickory Street

Original site of Duke & Ayers Five & Dime StoreOriginal structure built 1920

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207 West Hickory Street

Original site of McClurken Department Store, later Russell's Department StoreOriginal structure built 1915

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209 West Hickory Street

Built 1946

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210 West Hickory Street

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215 West Hickory Street

Original site of PIggly Wiggly Food StoreOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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214 West Hickory Street

Original site of McClurkan Buildings until McClurken's death in 1937Later razed for the Campus TheatreBuilt 1949

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221 West Hickory Street

Original site of McCLurkan buildingsOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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222 West Hickory Street

Original site of McClurkan Building - Lone Star Gas OfficeOriginal structure built 1920

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223 West Hickory Street

Original site of Charlie's Market and DeliOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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226 West Hickory Street

Original site of Logan Boot & Shoe RepairBuilt 1930

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225 West Hickory Street

Original site of Bakery, later Barber ShopOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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229 West Hickory Street

Original site of Salvage StoreOriginal structure built 1920, razed

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231 West Hickory Street

Original site of McClurkan Business BuildingOriginal structure built 1924, razed

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233 West Hickory Stret

Original site of Babcock Auto SupplyOriginal structure built 1924, razed

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235 West Hickory Street

Built 1940

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303 West Hickory Street

Originally site of Dr. Rececca Evans' House, built 1890, razedLater site of First Apartment, 1940

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309 West Hickory Street

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314 West Hickory Street

Originally Sears Roebuck Store, A & P Grocery StoreAlso site of Mrs. E. H. Piner's house, built 1922, razed

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320 West Hickory Street

Originally E. Munday's HouseOriginally built 1910, razed

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326 West Hickory Street

Originally First Christian Church, built 1925Later Denton Baptist TempleLater razed

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321 West Hickory Street

Originaly Walter B. McClurkan's HouseOriginally built 1906, razed

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402 West Hickory Street

Originally Leon Sparkman's Auto Service StationOriginally built 1928

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401 West Hickory Street

Originally W. R. Hicks' Gas StationOriginally built 1930, razed

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406 West Hickory Street

Originally Dr. Charles Sanders' House, built 1910, razedNext door at 410 was Sam Fritz's House, built 1890, razed

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109 Williams Street

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113 Bernard St

Craftsman, built 1921

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114 Bernard St

Mixed Styles, built 2012

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118 Bernard St

Craftsman, built 1905

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201 Bernard St

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209 Bernard Street - Wilson House

Originally owned by B. L. WilsonBuilt 1905

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215 Bernard Street - Miller House

Originally owned by L. L. MillerBuilt 1915

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219 Bernard St

Built 1969

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317 Bernard Street

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325 Bernard Street

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333 Bernard Street

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425 Bernard Street

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Former 400-Block Addresses

Properties from former addresses

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Former 500=Block Addresses

Properties from former addresses

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613 Bernard Street

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627 Bernard Street

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701 Bernard Street

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707 & 711 Bernard Street

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721 Bernard Street

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113 South Welch Street

Craftsman, built 1928Moved from across the street to save the house

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117 South Welch Street

Craftsman, built 1920

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121 South Welch Street

Mixed styles, built 1920