East Spring Street Historic District The East Spring Street Historic District developed from the mid-ninteenth century to the early-twentieth century. It was generally a middle- to upper-class neighborhood. It was bounded on the west by the central business district and on the east by the Vincennes Street commercial corridor. The upper-class 'Mansion Row' district lay to the south, and to the north was the working-class Oak Street district. Information on individual properties from Midtown walking tour brochure and from other research by Floyd County Historian Dave Barksdale, and from National Register of Historic Places nomination, prepared by Camille Fife. Listings
The buildings at 307-315 East 10th Street are the vestiges of a large complex of buildings that once made up the Market Street Brewery. Several of the buildings were remodeled and converted into apartments in the 1920s.
Oscar O. Bader House 316 East 10th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
As early as 1886, there was a one-story duplex on this site. Around 1920 the house took on the bungalow style that we see today, either by the remodeling of the late 1800s structure or the construction of a completely new house.
Werle-Umbreit House 317 East 10th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1894
This Queen Anne cottage was built in 1894 on part of the site of the former J. Gebhard & Company Brewery.
This home was constructed c.1900 on the south portion of the Hegewald property at the corner of 10th and Elm, and was likely originally used as a rental.
Cline-Neafus House 313 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: 1880
Louis C. Stein House 315 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1885
This home was built around 1885 for investment purposes, on what was then known as John Street. The first owner-occupants were Louis and Matilda Stein.
Cline-Neafus House 317 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1880
house 318 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 319 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1890
house 320 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
Demolished circa 2019.
duplex 322 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: contemporary
Year Built: c.1990
A gabled ell-style historic home stood on this lot prior to this modern duplex.
house 324 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: 1940
house 410 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: c.1910
Baylor-Robison House 411 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: 1904
This home was built for investment purposes in 1904, in conjunction with the home at 1017 East Spring Street. The first residents were Virgil and Pearl Utz.
house 415 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: c.1910
house 416 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1890
house 417 East 11th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
house 214 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: vernacular
Year Built: c.1900
house 308 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Arts and Crafts
Year Built: c.1910
house 310 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1895
house 312 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1900
Hauss-Gill House 313 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: 1912
This 1912 bungalow - rehabilitated as part of the 'Midtown Renaissance' project - was constructed as an investment property for Dr. Augustus Hauss, who lived around the corner at 1319 East Market.
Hauss-Johnson House 315 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1890
Like 313 East 14th, this house was originally owned by Dr. Augustus Hauss and likely used for investment purposes.
house 316 East 14th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: vernacular
This home, along with 317, 321 and 323 East 15th Street, appears to have been built by businessman Charles W. Inman for investment purposes around 1908.
house 321 East 15th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
John C. Scales House 323 East 15th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
This house was built in 1883 for Albert Paulson, who worked as a smoother at the American Plate Glass Company. It was later owned by the Quebbeman family for almost 60 years. The house was demolished in December 2016.
house 337 East 15th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1880
house 341 East 15th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1890
Rahner-Pfeifer House 343 East 15th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1885
Engineer Henry W. Rahner had purchased this property by 1884, and had his house built shortly thereafter.
VFW Post 3281 232 East 5th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Neoclassical
Year Built: c.1900
This brick building was constructed circa 1900 by the Ohio Valley Telephone Company, and used as the telephone exchange building.
house 414 East 5th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 418 East 5th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1910
house 420 East 5th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 422 East 5th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Since its construction sometime around 1880, this building has been shortened from three stories to two, and housed businesses ranging from a saloon to a radio station. In its early history, it also reputedly housed a brothel.
house 416 East 6th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
house 426 East 6th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1900
house 428 East 6th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1900
house 312 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: composite
Year Built: c.1900
house 407 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1910
house 409 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1890
house 411 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1870
house 415 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1870
house 417 East 7th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1870
St. Mary's Rectory 415 East 8th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Neoclassical
Year Built: c.1870
St. Marys School 420 East 8th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: modern
Year Built: 1949
Although this modern building was constructed seventy years later, St. Mary's has used this site for an educational facility since 1879, when a boys' school was built here. The school closed at the end of the 2013 school year.
Baylor-Davis House 306 East 9th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1908
This house, along with its neighbors at 308 and 310, was constructed c.1908 for John and Fannie Baylor for investment purposes. The Baylor family owned the house until 1941, when it was sold to Raymond Davis, who had his real estate office here.
Baylor-Neely House 308 East 9th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1907
Like the homes flanking it, this house was constructed for John and Fannie Neely for investment purposes.
Ada H. Peters had this house built shortly after the purchase of the lot in August 1904. The home was rented to the Harry E. Borgerding family through July 1909.
This lot was purchased in December 1903 by wallpaper businessman William Conner for $1800. Mr. Conner had his Free Classic-style home built immediately.
Anna Kistner was the first to purchase one of the vacant lots on the west side of East Ninth Street, in April 1902, and had her Queen Anne-style home built soon after.
Smith-Franck House 412-414 East 9th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Greek Revival
Year Built: c.1860 Year Renovated: c.1920
This double house appears to have been constructed around 1860 for investment purposes, for Russell Smith, and was remodeled around 1920 with the addition of the Craftsman-style front porch. It was demolished in 2021.
house 416 East 9th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
Armstrong House 417 East 9th Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Gothic Revival
Year Built: 1867
One of New Albany's best examples of the Gothic Revival style, this home was built in 1867 for Thomas Armstrong. It remained in the Armstrong family for more than a century.
commercial building 506 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1900
house 512 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 514 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 516 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 518 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 520 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1910
house 602 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 608 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Constructed in 1865 by William Galbraith, this home was reportedly originally located on Lower Second Street, between Main Street and the Ohio River. In 1876, the house was moved to its current location.
Lewis Thom House 918 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
The Hegewald family owned and occupied this prominent, corner home for almost ninety years.
Klosse -Leist House 1006 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: 1906
This American Foursquare-style home with Classic details was constructed in 1906 for Henry Klosse, the business manager for a publishing company. It was later home to the Leist family for almost five decades.
Neat-Hoffer House 1010 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: 1885
Built in 1885, this gabled-ell cottage was first owned by Addis and Sophia Neat, and later was in the Hoffer family for four decades.
Wells-Holmes House 1102 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: 1926
Completed in early 1926, this was home to the Wells family until 1944. A later owner, Julia Holmes, was a composer who published several popular songs during the World War I era.
Murray-Gohmann House 1106 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1890
This shotgun house was built sometime between 1885 and 1890, and was originally used as a rental. The Murray family lived here for more than fifty years.
house 1108 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1890
house 1110 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: c.1910
Vernia-Smith House 1116 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1900
One of the earliest residents of this c.1900 house was Louis Vernia, an agent for the Southern Railway who lived here from 1907-1914.
Wells-Hawes House 1118 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1885
This home was built c.1885 in a restrained Queen Anne style. The Hawes family were the first long-term residents of the house, living here from 1926 until 1971.
Constructed circa 1890, this shotgun-style home was used as a rental through its early years. It was then home to the Maguire family from 1909 until the late 1950s.
It appears that this home was built for investment purposes for New Albany businessman George E. Newbanks and his wife Anna around 1890. It remained a rental for approximately 30 years before being purchased by its first owner-occupants.
duplex 1124-1126 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 1206 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1915
house 1208 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1900
Edward A. Riely House 1214 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: c.1898
house 1216 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
Smart-Elbert House 1218 East Elm Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1880
This Queen Anne cottage was constructed in 1880 and used as a rental for much of its early history. The Elbert family purchased the home in 1945 and lived here for almost thirty years.
This home was built in 1895 by prominent New Albany contractor Stephen Day, on the site of an earlier home. The first owners, the Lynd family, lived here for a short time and then rented the property. One of the tenants was Charles Prosser, known as the 'Father of Vocational Education' in America.
James J. Goulding House 505 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Arts and Crafts
Built circa 1860, the Wiley-Mayes House was originally located at 510 East Market Street, and was moved to its current site around the turn of the 20th century.
Kremer House 521 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1907
This Queen Anne-style home was constucted in 1907 on the site of an older home.
This American Foursquare was constructed around 1917 for Thomas Crawford and his family. Mr. Crawford was a director of two local banks, and also helped lead both the city and the state's Centennial celebrations.
house 604 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1910
house 609 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1880
This shotgun home was demolished in the summer of 2021.
LaFaivre House 610 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1900
One of Floyd County's most illustrious sons - Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton - lived in this house in the early 1920s and the early 1940s. His wife was cousin to the LaFaivre sisters, who owned the house and ran a dress shop here.
house 611 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1880 Year Renovated: c.1920
house 612 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1900
house 613-615 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1890
Ora Cheap Duplex 617-619 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: vernacular
Year Built: 1946
This duplex was constructed in 1946, replacing two older structures.
The building at 624 East Market served as the convent for Holy Trinity Church. Constructed in 1938, it replaced the original convent that had stood on the site.
This building is believed to have originally been used as a lumber shed and office for Ben Cline's lumber yard, before being adapted to a residence around the turn of the 20th century.
John Conner House 805 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Federal
Year Built: c.1845
Attributed to architect and master builder Isaac P. Smith, this home was built c.1845 for clothing merchant John Conner.
Brooks-Bradley House 815 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: 1857
In 1854-55, James Brooks, Esq. purchased the entire half-block of real estate bounded by the alley, Spring, East Ninth, and Market streets for $5000, and had his magnificent home built soon after.
house 905 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
John Antwein House 911 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Federal
Year Built: 1850
This Federal-style structure has had a number of uses since its construction in 1850, including stints as a boarding house, a saloon, a salon, and possibly a bordello. It currently is used as apartments.
Built circa 1930, this Tudor Revival-inspired home features a steeply-pitched, front-gabled roof. This style is not common in the East Spring Street district, and the house is also unusual in that the front chimney includes a window.
Dowd-McBarron House 1007 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1885
This shotgun house is believed to have been constructed around 1885. It was home to various members and generations of the McBarron family from 1905 until 1946.
house 1009 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1905
house 1011 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: contemporary
Year Built: c.2000
house 1013 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
house 1017 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1890
house 1019 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
This Amercian Foursquare-style home was constructed in 1910 for Edward and Mary Hackett. It was demolished in August 2020 after having been badly damaged in a fire several months eariler.
This home was constructed c.1898 in the Queen Anne style. The first owner was Edward McCulloch, an attorney and manager/editor of the New Albany Tribune. It later was home to the founder of Schmitt Furniture.
Both 1108 and 1110 East Market were built in 1922 by New Albany contractor David C. Collins, on the site of a former double house. Mr. Collins lived here until about 1930.
William and Marie Schwaninger purchased this new home in February 1922. Like the home to the west at 1108 East Market, it was built by David Collins, and the homes share many stylistic similarities.
Morrison-Briggs House 1118 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: c.1855 Year Renovated: 1884
This home was constructed c.1855 and first occupied by state Senator James Morrison and his wife, Rachel. The second owners, John and Mary Briggs, completed a substantial expansion of the house, and the Briggs family retained ownership until 1938.
The first Christian Science service was held in New Albany in November 1902. The congregation has been at 12th and Market since 1917.
house 1212-1214 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: American Foursquare
Year Built: c.1920
Kesler-Boardman House 1216 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: 1880
Built in 1880 for the Kesler family, this home was purchased three years later by Richard and Emma Boardman, and remained in the Boardman family for almost forty years.
Engine House No. 1 1219 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Art Deco
Year Built: 1945
This was built in a modern design in 1945 to house Engine No. 1. It replaced an 1874 station that also served as a police substation and community center.
Richard Boardman House 1220 East Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: c.1880
Built as a twin to 1216, this was home to former Major League pitcher and New Albany native Jouett Meekin in the 1930s and early 1940s.
From 1890 through 1945 this was home to James Seabrook and his family. Mr. Seabrook's grandfather, Daniel, was one of the earliest settlers of New Albany, arriving here in 1813 shortly after the town was founded.
Little is known about the early history of this Italianate-style home, which was constructed c.1860 and owned by the Hauss family from the mid-1880s until 1946.
Constructed along with its neighbor at 1406 for investment purposes, this Queen Anne cottage was home to John and Ida Elliott from 1919 until the early 1950s.
Sometimes referred to as the "Little Culbertson Mansion" because it shares the same Second Empire style, this home was built twenty years later and is magnificent in its own right.
Breakwater Apartments 501 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: contemporary
Year Built: 2017
This apartment complex was constructed 2016-2017 on the site of the People's College, which served as the city's high school from 1903-1928.
Elwood Fawcett, a bookkeeper, purchased this property in 1864 and is believed to have had this home constructed soon after.
Mitchell-Wolf House 613 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: 1847
James Mitchell, a New Albany bricklayer, purchased the west half of this lot in 1837 and the remainder in 1846. It is believed that the house was constructed in 1847, with Mr. Mitchell doing the brickwork.
This two story shotgun was home to the Wunderlich family from 1880 through the mid-1930s. Mr. Wunderlich ran a wholesale whisky business, and also manufactured 'Wunderlich's Aromatique Stomach Bitters.'
Alois Miller Building 623 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: c.1866
This building was constructed just folowing the Civil War, and was originally used as a variety store and residence.
St. Edward Hospital 705 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: 1901-02
St. Edward Hospital operated from 1902 until 1961, and was New Albany's main hospital prior to the opening of Floyd Memorial in 1953. After its closure, the front portion of the building was demolished. Today, it still serves the community, as apartments.
Kraft Funeral Home 708 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Neoclassical
Year Built: c.1870/c.1935
George Kraft began his cabinet and chair-making business in 1856 on East Main Street, and shortly thereafter added funeral services.
One of New Albany's most distinctive structures, St. Mary of the Annunciation was constructed in 1858 for New Albany's German-speaking Catholic population. The building exterior has evolved through the years, including the 1902 addition of a false stone finish over the original red brick exterior.
house 811 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1890
First Baptist Church 813 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Romanesque Revival
Year Built: 1868
This Romaneque Revival structure with its distinctive sandstone exterior was originally constructed as the Third Presbyterian Church, but was purchased by the First Baptist Church in 1920.
commercial building 901 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1890
Guest-Fawcett House 904 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: c.1870
Louisa and James Guest purchased this lot in November 1866; however, the home was not built until about four years later, after the death of Mr. Guest. Louisa - the daughter of the surveyor who laid out New Albany - resided here until 1882.
John Meyer House 907 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Free Classic
Year Built: 1913
This bungalow with Free Classic details was constructed 1912-13 for John and Minnie Meyer.
Frank Zinsmeister House 1001 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Colonial Revival
Year Built: 1912
Frank Zinsmeister and his wife, Emma, purchased this property in 1911 for $4100. They immediately had the older structure that stood here removed, and had this Colonial Revival style home constructed.
This Greek Revival-style home was likely built by notable New Albany architect and master builder Isaac Smith. The design is very similar to many of his documented New Albany structures.
This upright-and-wing house was built c.1885, although the Parker family had purchased the lot about eighteen years prior. It was owned by the Dupaquier family from 1897 through 1941.
Bicknell-Wilcox House 1010 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Greek Revival
Year Built: c.1858
George A. Bicknell, father to Judge George Bicknell, Jr., took up residency next to his son in the late 1850s.
This home may date to the close of the Civil War. The Fitch family owned a home here from 1866 until 1920; soon after, it was either replaced with a new house on the same footprint, or remodeled extensively to its current appearance.
house 1013 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1885
Cline-Atkins House 1014 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1885
This home is believed to have been built circa 1885, but may date to the early 1870s. One-time Floyd County Treasurer Amos Atkins owned the home, and it later served as the home and office for Dr. Mary McKamy.
Conner-Greene house 1015 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Greek Revival
Year Built: c.1860
This pre-Civil War structure was once home to renowned steamboat pilot James Wesley Conner.
Baylor-Beard House 1017 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Emile DuPaquier, general agent for the Equitable Life Insurance Co., had this house built in 1910.
house 1118 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1925
Rutherford-Huff House 1119 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1905
This Queen Anne-style home was constructed in 1905 for Dr. Robert Rutherford and his family.
house 1120 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1900
Mann-Baxter House 1201 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Greek Revival
Year Built: c.1860
Walter Mann, Esq. and his wife, Ann, purchased this lot from Scott Moore and his wife in December 1854. The Manns were still living on East Main Street as late as 1860, but by the time the New Albany City Directory of 1863 was printed, their new house on East Spring Street had been constructed and they were residing here.
house 1202 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1880
Conner-Cannon House 1203 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1901
After selling his home at 611 East Spring Street, James Wesley Conner, Jr. had this Queen Anne-style house built in 1901 and remained in it for twenty years.
house 1204 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
The first known resident of this house was Byron Cassell, a railroad clerk who purchased it in 1881.
Erhart-Schefold House 1207 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Gothic Revival
Year Built: c.1865
George Erhart and his wife purchased this lot on April 12, 1865, and had this home - displaying elements of both the Gothic Revival and Italianate styles - built a short time later. The first listing for the Erhart family residing at this location was in the 1868 City Directory.
house 1208 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Alexander Dowling, Esq. had this house built in 1870. The builders of the structure were likely William and James Banes, who were responsible for erecting many of New Albany's finest residences of the period.
Muir Manor 1302 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: contemporary
Year Built: c. 2000
Several historic buildings once stood on the site of this large, modern apartment building.
Central Christian Church 1315 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Romanesque Revival
Year Built: 1908 Year Renovated: 2012-13
The congregation of Central Christian Church dedicated this building in 1908, moving here from a frame church in the 400 block of East Spring Street. The building combines elements of the Romanesque Revival and Gothic Revival styles.
house 1318 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1915
house 1320 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1900
Charles W. Inman House 1322 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1902
This house was constructed for Charles W. Inman around 1902. Mr. Inman was president of Col. E. V. Knight's New Albany Veneering Company.
Talbott-Inman House 1404 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: 1889
The Pastor of nearby Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Reverend Henry J. Talbott, bought this home soon after its construction in 1889. It was later home to the Charles Inman family, who then built and moved to the Queen Anne house next door.
house 1406 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
This Queen Anne-style commercial building, constructed in 1892 as a combined residence and drug store, features intricate brickwork and other distinctive architectural embellishments.
Gulf Service Station 1418 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: modern
Year Built: 1926
Although heavily altered, the core of this building dates to the 1920s.
house 1421 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Fredericka Harmeling, widow of Henry, purchased this lot for $800 in 1889 and had this Folk Victorian style home built shortly thereafter.
house 1507 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1920
Foreman-Black House 1509 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: c.1890
Constructed circa 1890, this cottage with Italianate-style detailing was purchased in 1900 by the Kammerer family for $1800. It later became home to newlyweds James and Minnie Foreman.
house 1512 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gable-front
Year Built: c.1890
house 1514 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Queen Anne
Year Built: c.1890 Year Renovated: c.2005
The westernmost portion of this structure is a Queen Anne-style cottage, constructed around the turn of the 20th century, while the large addition to the east was built in the early 2000s.
Little is known about the earliest years of this c.1885 home, but by 1901, Cavalla W. Phelps, a travel agent with the New Albany Hosiery Mills was living here.
J. Marshall and Odessa English began renting this house in the early 1930s, and purchased it 1937. Mr. English was manager of the Western & Southern Life Insurance Company.
house 1519 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1890
house 1601 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1890
house 1602 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1925
Brown-McCulloch House 1605 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Italianate
Year Built: 1875 Year Renovated: 2006/2013
This home was constructed about 1875 for glass cutter George Beckley and his family. The McCulloch family owned the house from 1911-1955, and the distinctive porch was likely added during this period.
house 1606 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Bungalow
Year Built: c.1925
house 1610 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
This Art Deco building housed a public elementary school from 1939-1991; however, a school has been located on this site since shortly after the Civil War.
Calumet Club 1614 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: Arts and Crafts
Year Built: 1920
The Calumet Club was founded in 1911 and was once one of New Albany's premiere sports and social clubs. This Arts and Crafts building was constructed as the group's home in 1920.
Commercial building 1630 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: modern
This home was built c.1880 and initially used as a rental. The Peevy family was the first owner-occupants, residing here between 1915 and 1937.
house 1412 Grant Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: shotgun
Year Built: c.1885
House 1414 Grant Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: gabled ell
Year Built: c.1900
Rally's Hamburgers 401 Vincennes Street New Albany, IN 47150 Category: contemporary
Year Built: c 1990
This site at the northwest corner of Spring and Vincennes Street was once home to the Feiock Building, a large commercial building constructed in 1886.