Kinmundy Homes (Book #4)

Kinmundy, Marion Co., Illinois

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408 S. Washington St.; Kinmundy, IL 62854; (618) 547-7731

Thank you to the Engel family (Kendra, Connie, and Nancy for many of these photos taken in the late 1970's and early 1980's.

Also, thanks to Winnie Yerian we have some additional home photos taken during the late 1980's and early 1990's too.

And additional big 'thank you' to Dorothy Keen for another large set of photos taken around 2007.

Ray & Lora (Jones) Ingram home. According to Marlis (Ingram) Neilson:

This was the first home of Ray and Lora (Jones) Ingram in Kinmundy, and Harold Behnke and his wife live there now. It’s back behind where the old bean plant was. It sets just to the east of the Old Wooden Water Tower. (If the brush was cleared, you could see it from 37). It was a cool farm house that my Grandpa Ingram (Isaac Denton Ingram) built with a big barn on the property. I would love to go through it to see what has changed. I was in Junior High when we moved to the new house along Rt. 37 (that would later be the home of Cecil & Thelma Jones). There use to be a peach orchard on the farm, and we had fields of jonquils that we picked in the Spring and we would box them up and they'd shipped by train to Chicago. I was young enough to barely remember the orchard but I do remember see my Dad get up at daylight, and picking flowers before he went to his job at the Greendale Grain Elevator in Xenia. Elwin and Deke owned that elevator too. We then bundled them in dozen, bunched and packed them in wax boxes, and took them to the station in town.

Lloyd Bailey Residence - photo and article from 1957 Centennial. Formerly George Rutherford home.

"Considerably modernized is this century-old residence of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey where open house also will be held on centennial weekend. An historical tour of older homes and other points of interest is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday. Originally built by the George Rutherford family, this home is said to have been put together with wooden pegs. The late Mr. Rutherford taught shorthand here many years ago. In the 1880s he published the "Reform Leader" and later "The Kinmundy Register". He was also an osteopath known as "the rubbing doctor". His daughters, Sue and Ida, both of whom moved to Chicago, later returned to remodel and landscape the place. It was purchased by the present owners in 1943 and again modernized and improved."

From the 1957 Centennial book "Kinmundy - Railway to Thruway (1857-1957):

"The home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey is about 100 years old and was originally the home of the George Rutherford family. It is said to have been put together with wooden pegs instead of nails, but has been extensively remodeled since them. The southeast room is where Mr. Rutherford taught shorthand to the many young people of the town, who then went to Chicago to get jobs. In the 80s he published the Reform Leader, an early newspaper, devoted to the Greenback party, and later the Kinmundy Register. He was also an osteopath and was known as the "rubbing doctor". The daughters, Sue and Ida, both went to Chicago, but later came back and remodeled and landscaped the place. It was bought by the present owners in 1943 when they came here at the time of the oil boom. They have modernized and improved the house and grounds."

Lloyd Bailey Residence - photo and article from 1957 Centennial. Formerly George Rutherford home.

The former home of Mrs. Belle (Carpenter) Hawkins Lowe which was located just east of the I.C. tracks on the corner and towards the Methodist Church. Later this house was torn down, and in 2020 Dorothy Keen lives in a trailer on this property.

Mrs. Lowe's daughter, Mrs. Mary Hart, who worked as a receptionist in Dr. Rubio's office in Kinmundy, moved in to take care of her mother. She continued to live in the home after her mother passed away.

This is the second house that Ray & Lora (Jones) Ingram built and lived at - 625 Route 37 South. They moved there while Marlis (Ingram) Neilson was in Jr. High.

Cecil and Thelma Jones lived there next, but has since sold it.

Dite C. and Kathleen Day home, and then Kevin and Lorraine Day home - 615 S. Jefferson, Kinmundy

Dite C. and Kathleen Day home, and then Kevin and Lorraine Day home - 615 S. Jefferson, Kinmundy - October 2012

Dite C. and Kathleen Day home, and then Kevin and Lorraine Day home

615 S. Jefferson, Kinmundy

Ben and Lois Aumiller home - this house was located just south of Kinmundy on the Kinmundy Rd. on the west side of the road.

Kenneth & Bernice Alberson home along S. Washington St. (1978).

In the 1940's and 1950's, Pauline (Neil) Johnson lived in this home, and furnished piano lessons for many students around Kinmundy.

Kenneth & Bernice Alberson home along S. Washington St. (1978).

In the 1940's and 1950's, Pauline (Neil) Johnson lived in this home, and furnished piano lessons for many students around Kinmundy.

Martha Morgan home (1978) - 309 S. Washington, Kinmundy

Bertha Jezek (1978) - 507 S. Washington St., Kinmundy. This was her new home after she moved out of the old house.

In 2020, Ron Beard currently owns this house, and Joyce Boyles lives here.

Mary Garry & Charles Garry home - who were brother & sister (1978)

506 S. Washington, Kinmundy

Gary and Linda Finkbone home (1978) - 402 S. Washington St., Kinmundy.

At one time this was the home of Walter & Florence Weiss (Florence was a grade school teacher in Kinmundy.)

Ron Beard home (1978) - 303 E. 5th St., Kinmundy

Oran and Lois Alderson home (1978)

201 S Goodwin St., Kinmundy

Denzel and Joyce Yates home (1978)

118 S. Porter, Kinmundy

Florence Jack's home along E. 5th St. near the old high school building (1978)

Marge Boyd home - 109 E. 5th St., Kinmundy - 1979

Marge Boyd home - 109 E. 5th St., Kinmundy - 1978

109 E. 5th St., Kinmundy - Oct. 2012 - former Marge Boyd home

John & Joyce Boyles home at 203 E. Third St. - 1978.
Earlier owners were John A. & Maude Holt, and after the Boyles family were Lem & Judy (Egelston) Mulvaney Tranum.

John & Joyce Boyles home at 203 E. Third St. circa 1978.
Earlier owners were John A. & Maude Holt, and after the Boyles family were Lem & Judy (Egelston) Mulvaney Tranum.

This photo was taken when the Norm and Nicki Janic family lived here in 1980.

It was once the home of Lloyd & Thelma Bailey, and sat just to the north of the D.C. & Kathleen Day home on S. Jefferson St.
Kenny and Bernice Alberson lived here, and Kenny had square dances in the barn! They lived there when he was a Janitor at the High School & then the Grade School. That was in the early 60's.
The Janic family (owners of the "Family Room Cafe" uptown Kinmundy) lived here in 1980.
later in the 1980's, it was the home of Leonard and Mary Parker.

Jett's home

Rodney and Dorothy Schooley home (1978)

308 S. Washington St., Kinmundy

Rodney and Dorothy Schooley home (1978)

308 S. Washington St., Kinmundy

Wayne & Gladys See home - 1978

(1978) Home of Jack Mulvaney & Mary Faye (Hanks) Mulvaney Albert on E. 4th St. Mary Faye has lived in this home since 1972.

Don & Joan Jones lived in this home when he was a principal and basketball coach at Kinmundy-Alma H.S.
Jim Williams built this house located on E. 4th St.

"Miss Jezek's" home (1977) along 5th St. This was the home of Louie & Bertha Jezek.

305 E. 5th St., Kinmundy

Don and Debbie Gilbert home (previously Marie Ford home) - 1977

509 E 2nd St., Kinmundy.

This photo was taken from across the street in the lot where Ritter's Auto Repair Shop is now located.

Fred Grissom's home - 1977

1978 - Florence Franklin's home located at the corner of E. Third St. and S. Washington St.
The newest Methodist Church parsonage was built here (the third location in which a parsonage was built), and the lot is across the street and to the south of the Methodist Church.

Florence Franklin's home (1977) located at the corner of E. Third St. and S. Washington St.
The newest Methodist Church parsonage was built here (the third location in which a parsonage was built), and the lot is across the street and to the south of the Methodist Church.

Wyatt and Nila Colclasure (1977) - 307 S. Washington, Kinmundy

Nolan Wooden home (1975)

Located along S. Washington across from Larry Engels, Kinmundy, on the south edge of town.

Larry and Alisha Engel (1975) - 614 S Washington St., Kinmundy.

The Engels purchased the house from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heitman in Dec. 1966.
The Heitman family purchased the house from Byron Sill in June 1964.
Prior to that the Sill family purchased the house from the Gentrys in June 1960.
This was once the home of Sara Elizabeth (Wilkinson) See, and was built as a Sears house in 1913. (There is still a "1913" etched in the sidewalk in front of the house.)

Larry and Alisha Engel (1975)

614 S Washington St., Kinmundy

Larry and Alisha Engel (1975) - 614 S Washington St., Kinmundy

Taken on east side of Kinmundy Rd. looking north across Orchard Rd. Once you hit the city limits, the street in front of Engel's house becomes Washington St.

Larry and Alisha Engel with Liberty Bell float in front

614 S Washington St., Kinmundy

Larry & Alecia Engel home on South Washington - October 2012

Mr. & Mrs. Gaylan Engel home on Wilson Rd. in Aug. 1978.

Biff Engel's home on Wilson Rd. (1978)

Vernon & Retha Allen home (1975); 611 S Washington, Kinmundy.

It was just south of Kings Highway on the west side of the road.

Vernon & Retha Allen home (1975); 611 S Washington, Kinmundy

Raymond Atkins & Pola (Bailey) Robb Atkins Doolen home at 512 S. Freemont St. (1979).

In 2020, Jay Yates owns this home after purchasing from Pola's son, Rick Atkins.

Ron & Nelda Zinser's home at 201 S. Lincoln St. in the late 1970's.

During the 1960's the Bill Casseday family lived in this house. Sally Boyle lives here in 2019.

Ron & Nelda Zinser's home at 201 S. Lincoln St.

During the 1960's the Bill Casseday family lived in this house. Sally Boyle lives here in 2019.

This picture was taken from the yard of Wayne & Barb Shanafelt, west of this house.

Paul & Carol Wooden home (late 1970's) - 409 Kings Highway, Kinmundy

Fred Wilson home (late 1970's) - 517 S Washington St., Kinmundy

David & Brenda Wilson's home on Porter St. (1978)

Claude & Stella Wilkinson's home on S. Washington St.

This was the second house south of the corner of 5th St. & Washington St..

The first house on the corner was Jezek's. (It was across from Steve Doolen's field, and is a vacant lot in 2020, just south of Joyce Boyles'.)

Several young couples lived during the years in the apartment upstairs including Roy & Carol Bass, Joe & Judy Wilkins, and Gary & Barb Kline.

ClaudeWilkinson's house up the road from Eleanors (1977)

Jefferson St., Kinmundy

Claude Wilkinson's home (just up the street from Everett Tate's home) - 1978

Jim and Joyce Williams home (late 1970's) along W. 4th St. (McCarty Rd.)

6080 McCarty Rd., Kinmundy

Dave & Sue White's home on S. Jefferson (1978).

Glen & Alecia White (David's parents) had a home on this lot where the house is now located. Glen & Alecia purchased the home to the north of this house, and this house was torn down, and a new one built in 1974. Dave & Sue moved into the new home in January 1975.

Glen & Alecia White's home (1978).

This was on South Jefferson St. to the north of Dave & Sue White's house.

Donnie Lee and Froncie Thompson home (1970's)

Kinoka Rd and Rt 37, Kinmundy

Don and Linda Thompson home at 9180 St Peter Rd., Kinmundy.

Wayne and Barbara Shanafelt home - 301 W 2nd St., Kinmundy.

John & Edith Phillips lived in this home before the Shanafelts. The home was built in 1863 by Rodney Schooley.

Wayne and Barbara Shanafelt home

301 W 2nd St., Kinmundy

Barb (Schneider) Roberts home (Band Teacher) at 407 E. 4th St.

It was first owned by Myrtle (Morrill) Schooley, the mother of Rodney Schooley. Rodney & Dorothy helped to build this house.

Walt & Mary Phillips home with Walt sitting on the front porch - located along S. Washington St.

Charles & Ginny Randolph's home along 1st St. - 1978

Bill and Ruth Ann Olden home - possibly 613 S Jefferson St., Kinmundy located just north of Kings Highway.

(1976) Miriam Oseland home located at 301 E. Third Street.
For many years in first half of the 1900's, this house was the home of Charles F. Pruett and his wife Stella (Doolen) Pruett.
Charlie Bee, Everett Newman and Sam Jones remodeled this home for Dr. Rubio and Nora and their 4 children about 1964-65.
Most recently, this was where Ted and Lillian Phillips lived for many years.

(1978) Miriam Oseland home located at 301 E. Third Street
For many years in first half of the 1900's, this house was the home of Charles F. Pruett and his wife Stella (Doolen) Pruett.
Charlie Bee, Everett Newman and Sam Jones remodeled this home for Dr. Rubio and Nora and their 4 children about 1964-65.
Most recently, this was where Ted and Lillian Phillips lived for many years., and where Ted and Lillian Phillips lived most recently.

Eugene Logue home located along 1st St. which was across the highway and north from the Lions baseball field.

Prior to this it was owned by Bob & Margaret Lee.

This house along E 5th St. near the old high school building was the Payne home in the late 1970's.
Prior to that it was owned by Lewis J.T. O'Dell & Ruby O'Dell.

(1978) This house along E 5th St. near the old high school building was the Payne home in the late 1970's
Prior to that it was owned by Lewis J.T. O'Dell & Ruby O'Dell.

Old O'Dell home on E. 5th St. - October 2012

Mrs. Evalena Perry's home - 1978

This was the home of Mrs. Evalena (Krutsinger) Perry and it was located on the southeast edge of Kinmundy. She was a retired minister for United Pentecostal Church of Kinmundy.
The road it was on was known as Orchard Rd. If you headed south toward the Kinmundy Rd., and turned east after the Engel's house, it was down that way.

Mrs. Evalena Perry's home - 1978

Don Phillips (K-A High School Principal)'s home - 1978

Donnie and Vervadene Keen home along 1st Street towards the Louisville Rd. in the late 1970's.

701 E 1st St., Kinmundy

Beryl and Dorothy Keen home - 210 E. 3rd St., Kinmundy in 1978.

Prior to this, it was the home of Tom Beery & Dixie Foster Beery.

Sam & Becky Jones home along Rt. 37 (across the road and to the north). In the 1950's, Zelia Neavill lived in this house.
According to Becky Jones, Route 37 runs in front of home. The photo was taken from road that runs on west edge of Kinmundy Park. (The west edge of the park was south of the lawn between our home and where Jane Middleton lives now. When we lived there the park did not extend that far west.) This photo was taken looking north across Rt. 37. The house was remodeled by Joe and Nancy Middleton after we moved to the farm in 1977. When we lived in this house, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer had a small home across the road (Rt. 37) from this house. Later, people would pitch horse shoes in that area, and then a few years ago they had an ice cream shoppe on that location where the Mayer house once stood.

Leach family home along the Louisville Rd. (1977)

This house still sits across the road from the grade school in Kinmundy.

Everett & Eleanor Tate home (former home of Hube & Pearl (Sexton) Fisher)

Everett & Eleanor Tate home - 1978

This was the home of Eleanor & Everett Tate in 1978 on South Jefferson. Prior to that, it was the home of Hube & Pearl (Sexton) Fisher. It has since been replaced by a new home after a fire, and Eleanor still lives there.

Everett & Eleanor Tate home - 1978

Everett & Eleanor Tate home (1982)

Cecil and Thelma Jones home - 312 S. State Rt. 37, Kinmundy, located just south of the Lions ballfield.

Bill and Mary Jones home - 210 E. 5th St., Kinmundy. (In 2020, Curt & Gena Jones live in this home.)

Charles George home - 211 W 2nd St., Kinmundy.

This photo was tken standing on the corner of Eagan St. & 2nd St. in front of house.

Bryce and Shirley Geiler home - 116 S. Washington, Kinmundy

Floyd and Helen Garrett home at 111 N. Madison in the late 1970's. In 2020, Ben & Marilyn Webster own this house.

For many years in the early 1900's, this was the home of Walter S. Pruett & Bertha (Steuber) Pruett.

Dr. and Mrs. Noel Stallings moved here when he was the doctor hired for the new medical clinic built in Kinmundy (which was prior to Dr. Rudio.)

Home & Ruth Buck moved here in the summer of 1964.

This photo was taken standing close to E. Sycamore St. at the Catholic Church corner.

Ollie and Betty Eutsler home - 607 E 4th St., Kinmundy in 1978.

Don & Linda Thompson lived in this home prior to the Eutsler family.

George Feather's home along S. Madison St. just east of the high school parking lot (1980).

Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Donoho home - 209 S. Washington St., Kinmundy.

It is currently the home of Rex & Karil Garrett.

Stan & Linda Jones home - 1978.

It was located between 203 and 261 W. Cross St. near the bus garage.
Stan & Linda lived in the home 1973-1978, Rick Tucker lived in it after that, and added on to the house. Jeff Olden was the last to live in the house, and it burned during that time.

Jupin family home along S. Madison St. in 1978.

This was near the curve in the road that headed to the High School, and was across from the Rose house.
This is an old house that has sat in Kinmundy for a long time. It was for many years the Gramley home in which Martin P. Gramley & Margaret (Humphrey) Gramley lived. (M.P. Gramley owned a meat market west of the old bank building.) Their daughter, Mary Gramley would later marry O.I. "Pid" Garrett.

Old Gramley home that sat near the High School along S. Madison - October 2012

Charles & Dolores Rose's home at 404 S. Madison St. (1979)

It was the home of Carl & Reva Crain for many years, and then Charles & Dolores Rose after that.
Donna (Rose) Moore tells us that her mom and dad purchased this house in July 29, 1969, and she thinks it may have been in 1910. Her mom, Dolores, lived in this home for 48 years.
In 2020, it is owned by Steve & Sherry Helton.

1977 - Denzel & Joyce Yates home.
This house was originally owned by Lester & Pat Chasteen. It was built in 1972 by their family and carpenters, Arlie Slane and Fred Burkett. (Fred was Pat's Grandfather.)
This was located on the corner of 2nd and Porter Streets. Mark Neal bought it and moved it east of town.
Jill Shirley lives in this location these days, but in a different house which is on the lot.

Elwyn & Louise Cheatum home in March 1987.

Capt. Calendar Rohrbough built this home in 1875. Fred O. Grissom lived there from from 1926 -1978.

These are the only three families to own this house.

Hugh Copple home in 1987.

Robert & Maxine Elston home in March 1987.

Henrietta Reagan home in March 1987.

Ferdy Leach Hammer home in March 1987.

Frank Davis home in 1987.

Dr. Dwight Hanna & Huffy Hanna home - March 1987.

1991 - Huffy Hanna home.

Former home of Dr. Dwight Hanna & Huffy Hanna - Aug. 2015

E.E. "Peck" Brown in the old Brown home near the Louisville Rd. / Rt. 37 fork in Kinmundy.

This was taken in about 1987.

Winnie Yerian in front of the new Christian Church building & church parsonage in Kinmundy - 1987.

Jim Davis home located on Third Street on Quality Hill when this photo was taken in 1987.

In 2020 this is the home of Reed & Cindy Garrett.

Looking south on Monroe St. from housing - 1988

Baptist Church in Kinmundy that was later turned into a home - 1989.

Located on Monroe Street.

In 1990, this was the home of Ted & Lillie Phillips.

In the earlier part of the century, it was the long time home of Charles F. & Estella (Doolen) Pruett.

This photo was taken in 1990.

This was once the home of Charles F. & Bessie (Stoner) Gammon home.

It was later the home of Don & Wilma (Gammon) Jackson home.

This photo was taken in 1990, when it was the home of Floyd & Helen (Robb) Garrett.

Richard P. McBryde built this house in 1896. He sold it to Fred Grissom in 1921.

Walter S. & Bertha (Steuber) Pruett purchased it in 1926.

Herb Toler home on S. Jefferson St. - 1991

(At one time this was the Ryan's Hotel, and the west half was removed and moved to a different town by Albert C. Dunlap.)

Former Toler home on corner of 2nd & S. Jefferson St. - October 2012

Former Toler home on corner of 2nd & S. Jefferson St. - 2018

Former Toler home, and around 1900 was the Ryan's Hotel - the tall concrete landing for buggys that delivered clients from the depot is show in the foreground.

Former Ryan's Holtel at corner of 2nd & S. Jefferson Streets - west half of building was removed by Albert C. Dunlap and moved to another town prior to the 1930's. These photos were taken in March 2021.

This was taken in 1991. It was the Malinda Mangner home at one time.

Erma Ingram home in 1991.

Erma Ingram home in 1998.

O.N. Tyner home located on Thrid Street along Quality Hill.

In 1991, when this photo was taken, it was the home of Beryl & Dorothy Keen.

Glen & Alecia (Mendenhall) White home in 1993.

Ralph Feather home in 1993

Bob Round house in 1992.

The Robnett home built by Pleasant F. & Lura (Williams) Robnett.

This photo was taken in the 1990's.

Corner of Case St. & Monroe St. (St. Peter Rd.) - 2007.

Byron & Dorothy Sill lived here in the mid-1950's.

Grover & Vida (Wilkinson) Fogerson lived here when they sold their farm in Meacham twp. in the 1960s.

Ershel & Betty Jenkins lived here for awhile, and then moved a couple of blocks to the east.

Mark Donoho & Tracy (Schoreck) Donoho lived here for several years, and sold the house to Joe Feather (who lives in this house in 2020).

2007 - Located on S. Monroe St. (just north of Bill McCulley's). It was Jessie Scharman's home.

(This house is no longer there.)

On corner of Monroe St. (St. Peter Rd) & Case St., and it faced Monroe St. - 2007.

Harry "Slim" Hargrave was living there from the late 1940's and several years after.

In 1963, Basil and wife Janice (Peddicord) Sullens living there for a few years around there.

Carl & Reva Crain owned it after that, at the time of the fire, their granddaughter, Barbara Gunsallus and family, was living there.

210 E. Third St. - Beryl and Dorothy Keen's home.

Washington St. - 2007

It was owned by Rodney & Dorothy Schooley for many years.

In 2020, it is the residence of Gary & Elecia Cooper.

Washington St. - 2007.

Wyatt Colclasure.

315 S. Washington St. - 2007

It was Martha Morgan's home for many years.

Later Kendra Engel's home, and then Stace Jones Burleyson's home.

315 S. Washington St. - former home of Martha Morgan.

Washington St. - 2007

At one time, Ken & Bernice Alberson lived in this home, and it was owned by Willard Schooley.

Several years later, Gary Cooper lived in this house.

In 2020, it is the home of Glenda Squibb.

Washington St. - October 2012

Corner of Washington & 4th Streets - 2007.

Mrs. Weiss' home, and later Linda (Wilkinson) Finckbone's.

In 2020, it is the home of Vicki Winchester.

4th St. - 2007.

Rodney Schooley built this house for his mother.

In the 1970's Barb Schneider Roberts lived here.

4th St. - 2007.

Gilbert & Mabel Doolen built this home.

Lori (Rose) Doolen lived there at one time.

4th St. - 2007.

Mary Faye (Hanks) Mulvaney Albert's home.

4th St. - 2007.

Ginny (Sanderson) Holderly's home.

511 E. 4th St. - 2007.

This was the old house at this address. It was the Hawkey home where Mike & Ronnie grew up.

It is now where Clayton & Ginny Keen live.

4th St. - 2007.

East of where Clayton Keen lives now. In 2020 it is an empty lot. Carla Keen lived in this trailer when the photo was taken.

4th St. - 2007.

Barb (Hall) Wilson & Jason Hall live here.

4th St. - 2007. Tomi Diss (Vela Slane and Henry Volmer).

Jadwin house was on this lot in earlier years.

4th St. - 2007.

Jerry Duffy's home. In earlier years, there was an old house owned by the Lambert family.

4th St. - 2007.

Herbert Wimberly's parents lived here. It was east of the Jadwin house.

4th St. - 2007.

Bev Veteto's parents' mobile home - Ehrat Gehle.

4th St. - 2007. Paul Veteto's.

4th St. - 2007. Ed and Elisbeth Charlton. Corner of Lawn St. & 4th St.

2007 - 4th St. This was built by Henry Hassebrock for his son, James.

Shawn Olden lived there. Currently the Stroups live in this house.

2007 - The field past (north) of the Slaughter House on 3rd St. Looking at Terry Jenkins'.

3rd St. & Lawn St. - 2007.

It was once owned by Lester Logue. Later it was Jerry and Darlene Long's home.

3rd St. on the north side - 2007.

Located just west of Lester Logue's place, and put in by the Johnstons.

3rd St. - 2007.

Was owned by Ershal & Betty Jenkins. It has since been torn down, and Darlene Long lives on this lot in 2020.

3rd St. - 2007.

Ted & Lillie Phillips' home.

3rd St. - 2007.

Kinmundy Methodist Church parsonage.

Washington St. & Third St. on the northeast corner - 2007. At the time of this photo, it was the home of Elwyn & Louise Cheatum.

Capt. Calendar Rohrbough built this house in the 1870's. Fred O. Grissom owned it after Mr. Rohrbough, and before the Cheatums.

All three were mayors of Kinmundy at one time.

Washington St. - 2007.

Rex & Karil Garrett home.

In earlier years, C.R. Alderson lived here for several years.

Washington St. - 2007. This was Bob Butts' home.

Raymond Maulding lived here in the 1970's, and Leroy and Roberta Swift lived in this home in the 1980's.

2007 - Standing on East St. looking west. Peck Brown's 2-story house and the former Standard Station can be seen in the distance.

2007 - Standing on East St. close to the north end of Washington St., just west of the water tower and looking westward.

Peck Brown's 2-story house is in the center.

2007 - Standing on East St. looking west. You can see F.O. Motch's home, then Mike Gura's.

The Vig Fertilizer building is on the left, and was once owned by Bud Robnett. The building is now owned by Ed Blomberg.

The vacant area directly on the other side of the tracks was where the Day Oil Co. business was once located.

2007 - Standing on East St. looking west. F.O. Motch's house with small garage.

2007 - Standing on East St. looking west. Standing behind Bob Butts' home.

Ingram's Elevator used to stand on the other side of the tracks.

Madison St. & 2nd St. northeast corner. Bowen Apartments. - 2007

Madison St. & 2nd St. northwest corner - 2007.

Doc Hanna built this house as a rental house. It was most recently the Kinmundy Insurance business.

Madison St. - 2007.

Doc Hanna built this house as a rental house.

The Jim Garden family lived here years ago around the late 1940's - early 1950's.

Velma Wilkinson lived in this house most recently.

Madison St. - 2007.

Isaac Denton Ingram lived here around the early 1960's.

Francis Hammer Olsterhotz home.

Madison St. - 2007.

Charlotta (Neil) Harlan Heinrich lived here for many years, including the 1950's.

One the west side of S. Jefferson St. - 2007.

Rental house of Dave & Sue White.

One the west side of S. Jefferson St. - 2007.

Rental house of Dave & Sue White.

Corner of S. Jefferson & 2nd St. - 2007.

This was once a hotel in Kinmundy.

According to Dorothy (Dunlap) Geiler, her grandfather, A.C. Dunlap, sawed this building in half, and this part stayed on the lot. The other half of the building was moved to another location. Carl Dunlap and family moved to the home in the mid 1930's for a few years.

It was the home of the Toler family for several years.

S. Jefferson St. - 2007.

Geri Molina lived here in the 1970's. Merle Jackson lived there prior to that.

More recently, this was the home of Jana Smith.

S. Jefferson - 2007.

Third St. - Sept. 2007. Former house of John & Joyce Boyles on right.

North end of Washington St. on east side of street. - 2007.

This was the home of George Keen.

Washington St. - 2007.

J.D. Yates home.

Washington St. - 2007. Home of Bryce & Shirley Geiler.

Washington St. - 2007. Home of Bob Butts.

Louis "Lou" M. Rotan (1873-1943) and Jennie (Fyke) Rotan (1873-1954) owned and lived in this home from the early 1900's, until the about 1949. (They were the grandparents of Martha Hanna Horner.)
After that year, one of the families who lived there were the Hoyts. "Pinky" and Cora Hoyt had 4 kids Phyllis, Ronnie, George and Herman.
During the earlier history of the home, it had a second floor as well.

In later years, David and Linda Brimberry lived here at one time.
The house has been torn down, and the lot is owned by Bryce Geiler. A metal shed sits there now. It was on Washington St., between Bryce & Shirley Geiler's house and the old Rohrbough house.

Third St. - 2007. Dorothy Keen's trailer.

Third St. houses on south side of street - 2007.

Reed & Cindy Garrett live in the house on the left of the photo, and it's one of the oldest houses in the entire town, originally owned by the Eagan family in the 1800's.
The house on the right was owned by the Dwight Alexander family, after they traded it with Charlotta (Neil) Heinrich. It is now owned by Brenda (Brimberry) Altadonna.

Third St. - house on south side of the road - 2007.

It was owned by John & Joyce Boyles for many years.

2007 - Monroe St. - Kinmundy Christian Church parsonage.

Monroe St. - 2007.

This was at one time, home of Fern Gray. It was located west and a little south of the city shed.

Monroe St. - 2007.

Delbert Mulvaney's located by the Kinmundy Christian Church parsonage.

W. Third St. - 2007. This was the home of Susan (Donoho) Gambill at that time.

West Third St. - 2007.

Ruby Donoho lived here. IN the 1970's it was the home of Clyde "Pid" Bassett.

W. Third St. - 2007.
Mrs. Lora Bayliss lived here at one time.
Dutch Olden lived just west of this house, where Joanne Kline's trailer is present located. At one time, Rhonda Garrett Schaubert lived in this home, and Jeri (Garrett) Barcus used to have a beauty shop just to the east of this home too.

W 3rd St and Monroe St on the southwest corner - 2007.
Tom and Lela Helpingstine lived here, and may have been the original owners.
For many years after that, this was the home of Richard & Phyllis (Sill) Schoreck home.
Fern Gray's house was behind this place.
Now it is the KCC parking lot.

W. Third St. - 2007. Joan Kline's home.

This is where Dutch Olden lived in a house owned by Peggy Harvey.

Monroe St. and 2nd St. southwest corner - 2007 - Nancy Elston home.

Leander Matthews built this home with his wife, Sarah Elizabeth (Lydick) Matthews. Leander's daughter, Huldah Matthews. married A.C. Dunlap, and the A.C & Huldah Dunlap lived in this home as well. (A.C. & Huldah were the grandparents of Dorothy (Dunlap) Geiler).