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Alfred W. Greer House
Alfred W. Greer House
Poplar Bluff's finest example of Craftsman-style architecture, built by local builder Alfred W. Greer.
Did You Know?
This house was built by Alfred W. Greer as his own residence, showcasing his mastery of the Craftsman style - a builder's personal statement of his craft.
The Story
The Alfred W. Greer House was built in 1915 by Alfred W. Greer (1874-1966), a prominent local builder. Constructed in the Craftsman architectural style, the house showcases the finest example of this popular early 20th-century style in Poplar Bluff.
The Craftsman style, which emphasized natural materials, handcrafted details, and horizontal lines, was particularly popular in American residential architecture during the 1910s and 1920s. Greer's own home exemplified his skill and understanding of this architectural movement.
The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing both its architectural significance and its connection to Alfred W. Greer, an important figure in Poplar Bluff's building history.
Source: 'The Historic and Architectural Resources of Poplar Bluff, Missouri', Thomason and Associates, 2006.
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A historic residence listed on the National Register.
“Alfred W. Greer House, 955 Kinzer Street - Listed 02/12/1998”
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Quick Facts
Era
1910s
Year Built
1915
Area
Residential District
How to Visit
This is a private residence. Please view respectfully from the street only.
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