619 6^th

        This late Queen Anne residence was built in 1905 by Louis Roeder.  Louis worked in the family business, a wagon making business at the southwest corner of 6^th and Spring St.  He entered into partnership with George Weyland under the name Roeder and Weyland.  On the east is a two-story rectangular bay with a gable wall dormer as its north bay.  The south section has a second story entrance, however the current first story porch does not create a second level.  On the west façade are 2 clapboarded additions.  There is a second story entrance with a balcony over the first story entrance and pent porch.  Along the west alley is a board and batten pent roofed shed to the north and a two-car brick pent roofed garage to the south.

Funding for this page was provided by Boonville Tourism Commission

This page was constructed by:

Amanda Dodson

This site is listed on the National Register Historic Places.

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