Back to Businesses
Crowther Of Syon Lodge
Commercial 1900s
About
Builder / contractor responsible for constructing and assembling the English library addition at The Bloodworth House
Notable event: Library Construction and Assembly (1992) — Crowther of Syon Lodge built the massive English library from hand-carved Scottish Pine panels and reclaimed Belgian White Oak floors in England, deconstructed it, shipped it across the Atlantic to New Orleans, transported it up the Mississippi River on barges, and had English craftsmen reassemble it in Poplar Bluff over six months.
Related Historic Sites
These connections were automatically identified by AI from historical records and have not yet been verified. They may be inaccurate or incomplete. They are shown for research purposes and will be updated as they are reviewed by our archivists.
Possibly Connected People
Ralph BloodworthUnverified
notable resident
Connected via site: The Bloodworth House
Linda Bloodworth ThomasonUnverified
patron, donor, founder
Connected via site: The Bloodworth House
William R. EubanksUnverified
designer
Connected via site: The Bloodworth House
Chas BloodworthUnverified
LLM identified as "owner, notable resident" — "purchased in 1934 by Charles Thomas 'C.T.' Bloodworth and his wife, Effie Belford Bloodworth"
Details
- Era Active
- 1900s
Sources
Extracted from historic site: The Bloodworth House
Extracted From
The Bloodworth House
Machine-extracted from a verified source. Facts are as stated in the source.