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(Compilation from Caron's City Directories 1884-1938)
Caution, this may not be the correct address lineup for the 1800 block!
pre-1909 Address present address Year Head of Household occupation or name of business or notes 2100 1700 1898-1904 Ahrens, Theodore Jacob business leader, philanthropist, founded vocational school 1905 Laib, Minnie L 1906-1933+ Ahrens, Amelia widow of Theo R 1907-1910 Rettig, F J 1927 Ahrens, Amelia 1927 Baass, Henrietta 1933 Ahrens, Amelia 1933 Baass, Henrietta 1933 Kehres, Florence nurse 1938 Baass, Henrietta (owner) 1938 Reddick, Pauline widow of F J Reddick 2104 1704 1898-1921+ Ahrens, Theodore Jacob Jr 1927-1938+ Ahrens, Elizabeth Mrs 2110 1708 1893-1904 Burrell, Frank R agent N U Wallker Clay Mfg Co 1905 Milner, B C 1906 Vacant 1907 Russell, D H 1908 Ky Barbering Co 1908 Russell, D H 1909-1911 Levy, Fred 1912-1921+ Howe, T J 1927-1938+ Welch, Charles W Rev pastor, Fourth Ave Presbyterian Church, wife Evelyn B 2112 1712 1893-1911 Nord, Louis C &/or LC Jr saddlery, harnessmaker 1912-1927+ Nord, Rose L widow of Louis 1914-1938+ English, Carroll C physician, wife Millia 2114 1714 1893-1899 Browning, Joseph B genl baggage agt L&N RR 1900-1901 Browning, Clara J 1902-1911 Baker, W A 1912-1927+ Guerrant, Marshall H 1938+ Peeke, William C wife Louise present Church Parking 2116 1718 1896 Rhodes, E M 1897 Phillips, William 1898-1899 Harris, Abner 1900-1938+ Fetter, George G (&/or Jr) president, GG Fetter Co lithographers, printers, stationers, office furniture & supplies from 1927-38 listings) present Church Parking 2118 1722 1893-present Third Avenue Baptist Church 1895: Rev F W Taylor pastor; 1927: Rev S N Mohler pastor; 1938:Rev L W Benedict pastor 2130 1728 1884-1938+ multiple residents succession of mostly 1 or 2 residents, usually listed only for one or two years. 1885-1889 Thummel, John F clerk 1892-1896 Wilson, Monroe Q architect at 349 W Main present Church Additions 2132 1730 1896-1897 Vacant 1898-1899 Ahrens, Charles 1900-1907 Roberts, Hiram P 1908 Tyler, Annie B 1909-1910 Read, H H 1911 Vacant 1912-1917 McDonald, G L 1918-1921+ Burgess, R L 1927+ Blackerby, James F director, vital sttistics bureau, State Board of Health 1933 Williams, M H Jr present Church Additions
Bloom street crosses
2200 1800 1888-1900 Luesing, Henry grocer 1899-1938+ Brooks, H G & Co grocers Horace G Brooks 1904-1905 Green, Winifred MD 1904-1908 Luesing, Mary 1938 Brooks, H G & Co grocers 2202 1802 1899-1909 Luesing, W H feed 1910-1911 Brooks, H G & Co feed Horace G Brooks 1912-1921+ Brooks, H G & Co grocers 1927-1938+ Brooks Apartments multiple residents 2204 1804 1904-1914 Jenkins, C H 1915-1938+ Brooks, Horace G president, H G Brooks & Co, wife Amelia 2206 1806 1904-1907 Wolfe, Vernon 1908 Vacant 1909-1916 Toy, J A 1917-1918 O'Bannon, J W 1919-1921+ Head, Z R 1927 Cox, R Preston real estate 1927 Dunn, Henry E laborer Standard Sanitary Mfg Co (bathtubs, plumbing, etc) 1927 Scobey, Claude E superintendant, Louisville Cotton Oil Mill 1933 Thompson, J H 2208 1810 1884-1896 Davidson, John laborer, Ind School of Reform, sometimes no address given other than west side. 1897 Vacant 1898 Maudlin, S boarding 1899 McCaleb, Lida 1900 Owen, J P 1900 Wilson, Geo 1901 James, B boarding 1902 Quick, Sarah M boarding 1903 Lashbrook, J A boarding 1904 Wells, J C boarding 1905-1907 Gray, W S boarding 1908 Clifford, Lula boarding 1909 Gordon, M H express 1910 Gordon, Mary, boarding 1911 Tierney, William boarding 1912-1913 Clifford, John G 1913 Look, R V 1914-1927+ Clifford, John G with Standard Oil Co 1933-1938+ Clifford, Mary 1990s Marine Corps recruiting office 2210 1812 1892 Vacant 1893 Hopper, R A Rev 1893-1911 Logan, W Hume president Dow Wire Works Co 1912-1917 Grab, H S 1912-1921+ Lorch, D M 1927+ Frankel, Gus 1927+ Frankel, Nathan A Frankel's Pharmacy 1933+ Frankel, Lillie C 1938+ Braswell, John E building contractor, wife Mae 2000 Masterson's parking 2212 1816 1897-1899 Richie, C G 1900-1902 McGonigale, Harriet J 1903-1938+ McGonigale, William J secretary, Frankfort Water Co, Mayme & Florence at same address 1908-1920 Oldham, A V 1938+ Jenkins, Orrin W lawyer since 1950s Masterson's parking 2214 1818 1897-1921+ Humler, Burt M 1927-1933+ Hendrickson, W O furn rooms 1938+ Stewart, Emma G Mrs present Masterson's parking 2220 1822 1887-1889 Bruens, Frederick H salesman, Henry Baass' estate 1890 Vacant 1891-1892 Black John C 1892-1894 Fried, Jacob 1895 Vacant 1896 Johnson, T G 1897 Head, J E 1898-1914 Johnson, T G 1915-1921+ Vacant 1927 Montgomery, Richard F barber 2000 Masterson's parking 2222 N/A 1884-1899 Doyle, Patrick listed as laborer, east side in 1884. There was a Pat Doyle Dairy on the east side of the 1400 block 1884-1886 1900-1904 Doyle, Catherine 1901-1902 Eddy, A Lee MD & C B MD no further mention of this address after 1902 since 1961 Masterson's Food & Drink/catering additions 2228 1832 1884-1887 Munz, George saloon 1888-1889 Munz, George grocer 1890-1908 Bruens F H saloon 1909-1912 Bruens F H 1909-1911 Start, Mattie confections 1912-1913 Ehrmann, V H grocer 1914-1918 Magnolia Garden beer garden 1919-1921+ Magnolia Garden Prohibition, you know. Beginning of the end. 1927+ Rainbow Gardens J L Steuerle president 1940s-1961 Hollywood Steak House Restaurant (Masterson Family). Part of the earlier restaurant may still exist on the corner. since 1961 Masterson's Food & Drink/catering
General Notes:
* Resident occupations or notes have been added if known. If you can supply more information on these houses or their early residents, we'd love to hear from you. Email information@oldlouisville.com.
*Years marked as "Vacant": can have several explanations or possibilities. Obviously the house could actually have been vacant, or the family may have been temporarily away during canvassing, the address was between tenants, or the directory made an error (no one home & no one to ask). In some cases it may indicate a new building awaiting its first residents, or one ready to be demolished to make way for a newer building.
* Many short-term residents (especially renters, boarders or apartment house tenants) have been omitted from this list. For more complete listings see our History section and look for the appropriate Excel file.
* Grayed out listings: A building at this address that possibly, probably or definitely no longer exists.About the dates:
* After 1921, years are sampled 1927, 1933, 1938. A + sign after a date reminds us that the resident may have also lived at this address before or after these dates.
* 1884 is the earliest date we can easily find records for these buildings. Any homes noted to be occupied in 1884 are often older than that. But it should also be kept in mind that an address record may represent more than one building over the years. For example, a bungalow style house (early 20th C style, usually teens to 30s), is probably a replacement for an earlier building on the same site, especially where the address record goes back several decades before. Click here for a brief guide to house styles
* Years are inclusive. For example, a resident listed at an address showing1890-1892 was listed in the directory at his address for three years: 1890, 1891 and 1892.Accuracy:
* There is no absolute guarantee of the accuracy of this information.
* Addresses in red mean there may be some question as to the matches between pre-1909 and present addresses. While these are usually correct, further research may be needed. After 1909, almost all addresses should be correct.
* Errors can often be found in original or secondary source material, and probably we made some along the way as well.
* Corrections are welcome and deeply appreciated, but please be kind. Many hundreds of hours of work and quite some expense have gone into researching these compilations, and harsh scolding only discourages further work.
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