Residential Resources of Wichita, Sedgwick County, KS, 1870-1957
Thematic Nomination and Multiple Property Documentation
National Register of Historic Places
Sedgwick County
This Multiple Property Documentation Form (MPDF) is based on previous surveys of Wichita's historic residential neighborhoods identified as Midtown, Riverside, Delano, Friends, McAdams, Dunbar, Fairmount, and College Hill. Approximately 12,000 residential buildings have been surveyed identifying house types, architectural styles, architects, and builders. Although several historic neighborhoods have yet to be surveyed, they share a commonality of development history that is evident in their architectural styles and house types. The MPDF utilizes the 1960 Wichita City Limit as the geographic boundary. The document provides two historic contexts about single-family and multi-family residential development from 1870 to 1957. Associated property types include residential historic districts, single-family residences, and multi-family residences.
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Associated Properties
- Ablah, Frank J. and Harvey J., House (Wichita)
- Barnes, Oscar D. and Ida, House (Wichita)
- Blaser, Frank E., House (Wichita)
- Commodore Apartment Hotel (Wichita)
- Fairmount Apartments (Wichita)
- Fairview Apartments (Wichita)
- Grandview Terrace Apartments (Wichita)
- Guldner House (Wichita)
- Linwood Place Historic District (Wichita)
- McLean, Elizabeth, Residence (Wichita)
- Newbern-Gore House (Wichita)
- North Market Street Apartments Historic District (Wichita)
- North Topeka Avenue Apartments Historic District (Wichita)
- Penley House (Wichita)
- Powell House (Wichita)
- Pryor House (Wichita)
- Smyser House (Wichita)
- South Kansas Avenue Historic District (Wichita)
- Van Arsdale, W. O. , House (Wichita)
- Victor Court Apartments (Wichita)
- Wilson-Boyle House (Wichita)
- Wilson, Fred D., House (Wichita)
- Winders Historic District (Wichita)
