Historic Resources listed on the Survey Report of existing structures (KSHS 2009). Page numbers listed refer to this resource.
former Homes:
- Samuel Garrett House (c. 1874) see pg15
- John Breyfogle House (c. 1900)….. see pg 17
- Dean Family House (c. 1900) see pg 14 JCM 1993.1.1799
- Sponable Residence (c. 1895)…..see pg 17 / 69
- Fangro House (oldest surviving building in Johnson County)
- Fredrick Hoff House
- Graham Rogers House
- Hart House
- Joyce Hall Estate see pg 28
- J.C. Nichols Farm and Lodge (C. 1930) (JCM 1994.16.365 a-f) see pg 21
- 1828 Log Cabin
- Gov. Andrew Reeder Mansion (c. 1850’s) (JCM2008.1.211) see pg 39
- Levi Flint House (c. 1856) (JCM 1993.1.1637) see pg 40
- F.W. Sponable House (Bruce Funeral Home)
- J.P. Williams House (c. 1910) (JCM 1992.1.988 a-e)
schools:
- Harmony School
- Waverly School (c. 1920) see pg 57; currently a residence
- Monticello School (c. 1923) see pg 41
- Walnut Grove Elementary (c. 1876)
- Former Walker School (Phil. Bap. Church) see pg 98
- South Park Elementary (c. 1947) (JCM 1996.1.49) see pg 36 / 98
- The Stanley High School (see Pg 30)
- Desoto High School (brick) (c. 1919) JCM 1993.1.1305 see pg 53 – (Currently City Hall & Community Bldg)
- Sunlight School (c. 1915) (JCM 1997.1.461)
- Moonlight School (c. 1900)
- Grandview School (c. 1883) (JCM 1992.1.815 a-b)
- Kansas School for the Deaf Administration Building (c. 1865-1870); Roth Bldg…..
- See page 18 for references to former one-room schools either in ruins or now residences.
churches:
- Desoto Presbyterian Church (c. 1870) JCM1992.1.871a-b)
- Morse Church (c. 1880) (JCM1994.16.117) see pg 18
- Assumption Catholic Church (c. 1899) (JCM1994.16.406 a-b) see Pg 18
- Prebyterian Church (c. 1879). see pg 52
- First Christain Church (c. 1926) see pg 60
- Second Baptist Church (c. 1886) see pg 60
- Catholic Church (c. 1862) orig built on Main St. in Gardner, KS; bldg relocated to East Warren in Gardner and used as residence
- Baptist Church (c. 1879) – now Apt bldg.
- Holy Trinity Catholic Church (c. 1911) see pg 94
- Salem Lutheran Church (c.1924 ) see pg 94
- Lenexa United Methodist Church (c.1924 ) see pg 94
- Former Lenexa Bible Church (c.1920 ) see pg 94
- Ref to the many early churches are no longer readily identifiable as one-time churches. (see ref. Pg 18)
businesses:
- Bonita General Store (c. 1901) (JCM 1997.1.202)
- Farmer’s Bank (c. 1905) (JCM 1992.1.938 a-f) see pg 69
- Masonic Bldg (c. 1907) (JCM 1992.1.967 a-c) see pg 69
- Bigelow-Foster Mercantile (c. 1912) (JCM 1992.1.940 a-b) see pg 69
- Gardner State Bank (c. 1912) (JCM 1992.1.965 a-d) see pg 69
- Ocheltree Store
- Meeting House of ‘Morning Grange’ (c. 1910) see pg 83
- Brinkman Barn (c. 1912) see pg 88/89
- Legler Barn (c. 1864) see pg 91
- E.H. Haskin House (c. 1903-04) see pg 92
- Farmers State Bank Bldg. (c. 1929) see pg 92
- Krumm Store Bldg. (c. 1907) see pg 92
- Ann Huseman Bldg (c. 1870) see pg 93
- Barbershop (c. 1900) see pg 93
- E.A. Legler General Store (c. 1893) see pg 93
- Lenexa Grain and Feed Elevator
- Conser Store Building (c. 1910)
- Overland Park Bank Bldg. (c. 1910 see pg 100
- Overland Park Bank see pg 31
- Old Shawnee Jail
- Bender Barn and Smokehouse
- Wiedman Waiting Station
- Monticello General Store (c. 1870) (JCM 1994.16.20) see pg 20 / 45
- Spring Family Store see pg 41
- Scott’s Tavern and Filling Station (c. 1927-1930) see pg 41
- Clear Creek Grange Hall (c. 1882) JCM 1992.1.1174) see page 52
- Masonic Lodge building (c. 1908) JCM 1993.1.1305 see Pg 52
- Abbott’s Hall (c. 1865) ….restored; now used as a museum see Pg 52
- Evanscourt (c. 1912) (JCM 1996.1.120) see pg 62
- Strang Car Barn (c. 1920) (JCM 1994.16.1058 a-b) see pg 22
- Strang Car Barn (c. 1907-1910) (JCM 1992.0001.805 a-b) see pg 22
- Strang Car Line Depot (c. 1935) (JCM 1994.16.1189) see pg 22
- Strang Car Line Depot (c. 1906) (JCM 1994.16.1315) see pg 22
- Strang Line Wood Shed (c. 1905) (JCM 1997.1.641) see pg 61
- Strang Car Barn (c. 1909) see pg 100
- Strang Carriage House (c. 1909) see pg 100
- Bridge (platt-through-truss type)(JCM 1994.16.9 a-c) reportedly oldest truss bridge in Johnson County. (built prior to 1900) see pg 20