MEYERS BUILDING.
1855 -1857
(AKA - ACKERMAN BLDG., JUSTICE COURT and JUSTICE COURT EXHIBIT.)
Meyers Building.
1851 John Wegel owns the lot prior to this year.
1852 The lot sells to Alex Mayer who was already in the building.
1853 Sells to Lewis S. Ackerman who has a wholesale tobacco store.
1854 The wood structure burns in the July fire and is replaced by another frame building.
1855 Ackerman builds a one story brick structure. Moses Meyer and L. Wolfe buy the building.
1857 Meyer brothers own the building.
1859 December - S. Friedman has "fancy store" with toys and gifts.
1861 Henry Hemmer has a boot and shoe shop in the building.
1862 Friedman back in the building.
1865 Charles Snyder buys the lot at a sheriff's sale for delinquent taxes.
1866 Snyder has a barber shop in one part of the building, White has a tailer's shop in the other part.
1867 Snyder takes Kordmeyer as a partner, they add a shoe shop at the back of the barber shop.
1876 Siebert and Vassallo own the building.
1880 Antonio Frates has a barber shop in the building.
1889 Vassallo sells to Siebert.
This building and the interpretive display can be maintained by your support
with a generous donation to FRIENDS of Columbia SHP.
