David J Kaminsky

Significance: This is a 1930 addition to the Antonio Bustamante House at 485-489 South Meyer/186 West Kennedy, a large corner structure which housed both a grocery store and residential quarters for the Bustama More

Significance: This is a 1930 addition to the Antonio Bustamante House at 485-489 South Meyer/186 West Kennedy, a large corner structure which housed both a grocery store and residential quarters for the Bustama More

Significance: This is a 1930 addition to the Antonio Bustamante House at 485-489 South Meyer/186 West Kennedy, a large corner structure which housed both a grocery store and residential quarters for the Bustama More

Significance: This is a 1930 addition to the Antonio Bustamante House at 485-489 South Meyer/186 West Kennedy, a large corner structure which housed both a grocery store and residential quarters for the Bustama More

Significance: One of the oldest houses in the Barrio, this simple adobe row house exhibits the recessed doors and flat roof characteristic of early Sonoran structures. It is set flush with the street and conti More

Significance: One of the oldest houses in the Barrio, this simple adobe row house exhibits the recessed doors and flat roof characteristic of early Sonoran structures. It is set flush with the street and conti More

Significance: One of the oldest houses in the Barrio, this simple adobe row house exhibits the recessed doors and flat roof characteristic of early Sonoran structures. It is set flush with the street and conti More

Significance: One of the oldest houses in the Barrio, this simple adobe row house exhibits the recessed doors and flat roof characteristic of early Sonoran structures. It is set flush with the street and conti More

Significance: Since the early 1900s, the Whitaker Family has owned and rented shotgun houses to black families, who refer to the area as "The Lakes." William C. Whitaker started buying property in a localized More

Significance: Since the early 1900s, the Whitaker Family has owned and rented shotgun houses to black families, who refer to the area as "The Lakes." William C. Whitaker started buying property in a localized More

Significance: Since the early 1900s, the Whitaker Family has owned and rented shotgun houses to black families, who refer to the area as "The Lakes." William C. Whitaker started buying property in a localized More

Significance: Since the early 1900s, the Whitaker Family has owned and rented shotgun houses to black families, who refer to the area as "The Lakes." William C. Whitaker started buying property in a localized More

Significance: Since the early 1900s, the Whitaker Family has owned and rented shotgun houses to black families, who refer to the area as "The Lakes." William C. Whitaker started buying property in a localized More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: The Butler Home Place was built in the late nineteenth century, using hand-hewn timbers, half dovetail corner notching, and pegged joinery. Until 1913 this two room log house with open central pa More

Significance: This flat-roofed Sonoran adobe apartment block blends into the South Meyer Avenue streetscape of long, low apartment rows, although it is not contiguous to any of the other structures. The flush- More

Significance: This flat-roofed Sonoran adobe apartment block blends into the South Meyer Avenue streetscape of long, low apartment rows, although it is not contiguous to any of the other structures. The flush- More

Significance: These two separate dwellings marked as 551-557 were connected in 1976 when they were purchased for commercial purposes. Originally housing two apartment units each, these early transitional Sonor More

Significance: These two separate dwellings marked as 551-557 were connected in 1976 when they were purchased for commercial purposes. Originally housing two apartment units each, these early transitional Sonor More

Significance: These two separate dwellings marked as 551-557 were connected in 1976 when they were purchased for commercial purposes. Originally housing two apartment units each, these early transitional Sonor More

Significance: These two separate dwellings marked as 551-557 were connected in 1976 when they were purchased for commercial purposes. Originally housing two apartment units each, these early transitional Sonor More

Significance: These two separate dwellings marked as 551-557 were connected in 1976 when they were purchased for commercial purposes. Originally housing two apartment units each, these early transitional Sonor More

Survey number: HABS AZ-73-50 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 78000565

Survey number: HABS AZ-73-50 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 78000565

Survey number: HABS AZ-73-50 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 78000565

Survey number: HABS AZ-73-50 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 78000565

Significance: This block of three apartments adjoins another row of apartments to form a continuous sequence of flush-fronted structures to the corner of South Meyer Avenue and West Kennedy Street. The Early S More

Significance: This block of three apartments adjoins another row of apartments to form a continuous sequence of flush-fronted structures to the corner of South Meyer Avenue and West Kennedy Street. The Early S More

Significance: This block of three apartments adjoins another row of apartments to form a continuous sequence of flush-fronted structures to the corner of South Meyer Avenue and West Kennedy Street. The Early S More

Significance: This block of three apartments adjoins another row of apartments to form a continuous sequence of flush-fronted structures to the corner of South Meyer Avenue and West Kennedy Street. The Early S More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: The Post Office is an outstanding local example of eclectic architecture, with the Italian Renaissance influence evident in the light Florentine arches, window hoods and colonettes. In addition, More

Significance: This flush-fronted Early Transitional adobe building is a contributing structure, along with its adjacent neighbors, to the S. Convent Ave. streetscape. Built in 1900 as a duplex by the family wh More

Significance: This flush-fronted Early Transitional adobe building is a contributing structure, along with its adjacent neighbors, to the S. Convent Ave. streetscape. Built in 1900 as a duplex by the family wh More

Significance: This flush-fronted Early Transitional adobe building is a contributing structure, along with its adjacent neighbors, to the S. Convent Ave. streetscape. Built in 1900 as a duplex by the family wh More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: Originally called the Columbia, this theater, built in 1920, was hailed at its opening as the "most complete temple for silent drama to be found in the Southern States." Walter E. Stephens, of th More

Significance: The Grand Theater stands out as the only remaining black theater in the Baton Rouge area. Dating from the early 1890s, the Grand operated as a "Negro opera house and dance hall," and later as a m More