St. Ferdinand City MRA Florlssant, St. Louis County. Ferdinand City MRA Florlssant, St. Louis County Historic Resources of the City of St. Ferdinand (Partial Inventory: Historic and

St. Ferdinand City MRA

Florlssant, St. Louis County

Historic Resources of the City of St. Ferdinand (Partial Inventory: Historic

and Architectural Properties)

-K See MRSl-OfffThe following properties were listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the St. Ferdinand City MRA. Please note that while numerous properties are mentioned in the attached document, only the following are

officially listed.

*/)/).;?>. fin Archambault House. 603 rue SLDenls_638 Aubuchon, August, House. 1002 St. Lou[S

>- n/(e Aubuchon. Baptiste G.. House, 450 rue St. JacquesBarteau House. 305 N. Costello

y/ Barton House, 680 Ste. Catherine <d Bouas House. 1290 St. Joseph

n iff Casa Alvarez. 289 rue St. DenisDouglas House. 801 St. Francois

03 &, Goldbeck House. 1061 St LouisHanson House, 704 Ste. CatherineHubecky House. 197 LafayetteKramer House, 520 SteTCatherine Kuehn House, 410 S. HarrfeonLance House, 508 St. Antoine Laramie, Marcus, House, 929 St. DenisMeyer House, 915 N. Lafayette"

031 Moellring, Frank, House, 1002 BooneMoller House. 300 WashingtonNarrow Gauge Railroad Station, 1060 St. CatherineNicolay House. 549 N. St. Jacques

Ch~/a Peters House. 903 rue St. Francois06,0 Reeb House. 446 St. Charles

Rickelman House. 680 WashingTon•• -"»•"-•• . .»»j - j———.—• . — — — -__-—— ...;.ir_._____„..-„____

Ripple, Otto, Agency 755 rue St. Francois

<K3 Schmidt House. 359 St. Jean"Schoonover House, 983 St. Anroine

ay4 Smith House. 310 FloflssantHoao-St Ferdinand Central Historic District, roughly bounded oy rue si. Francois, rue

St. Ferdinand. Rue St. Denis, and Lafayette St.Shrine Historic District, Between Cold water ana fountain

0JO Stroer House. 700 AubuchonS Tebeau House, 250 St. Catherine

6 (* I Tebeau. Man/in, House, 449 St. Joseph'Withington House, 502 St. Marie

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Aubuchon, Baptiste G., HouseAND/OR COMMON

OLOCATIONSTREETS NUMBER

CITY TOWN

STATE

Aubuchon, Baptiste G., House

450 rue St. Jacques

FloriSSant _ VICINITY OF

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Missouri 63031 29

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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

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COUNTY

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.CLASSIFICATION

CATEGORY OWNERSHIP

DISTRICT —PUBLIC

ABUILOINGISI ^PRIVATE

—STRUCTURE _BOTH

_SITE

—OBJECT

PUBLIC ACQUISITION

_IN PROCESS

—BEING CONSIDERED

STATUS

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AWORK IN PROGRESS

ACCESSIBLE

AYES RESTRICTED

— YES UNRESTRICTED

— NO

PRESENT USE

_ AGRICULTURE —MUSEUM

—COMMERCIAL —PARK

—EDUCATIONAL "-PRIVATE RESIDENCE

—ENTERTAINMENT

—GOVERNMENT

—INDUSTRIAL

— MILITARY

—RELIGIOUS

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(OWNER OF PROPERTY

NAME Mr. & Mrs. David W. Baura

STREET & NUMBER

450 rue St. Jacques

FlorissantSTATE

Missouri 63031

(LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION

COURTHOUSE. Office of the Recorder of DeedsREGISTRY O^DEEDS.ETC .,. Courtnouse

STREETS. NUMBER

7900 Forsyth

ClaytonSTATE

Missouri 63105

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1. 100 Historic Buildings in St. Louis County

1970 —FEDERAL —STATE X.COUNTY —LOCAL

DEPOSITORY FOR

SURVEY RECORDSHistoric Buildings CommissionSt. Louis County Department of Parks and Recreation

ClaytonSTATE

Missouri 63105

DESCRIPTION

CONDITION CHECK ONE CHECK ONE

•^EXCELLENT ...DETERIORATED _UNALTERED

—GOOD __RUINS FALTERED

,_.FAIR _UNEXPOSED

DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL IIP KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

The Baptiste G. Aubuchon House, 450 rue St. Jacques, Florissant, Missouri, is a rectan- ciular-plan, two-story, five-bay, six-room (not including halls, bath, and basement) residence in a typical, Missouri, Classically derived style. An enclosed one-story, two- room porch is attached to the rear (southeast) facade of the main (northwest) portion of the house.

EXTERIOR

Over-all dimensions

The main portion of the house measures approximately 40' by 20'; the enclosed porch is

9' x 40'.

Construction materials and colors

Basic construction materials are brick and stone: handmade soft red brick (laid in com mon bond) for the walls and stone for the foundations. The rear (southeast) porch is of

wood-frame construction. Brick and wood are used for the cornice and lintels and lugsills respectively. Asphalt shingles cover the roofs.

Openings

Windows. Six-over-six light, double-hung sash windows occur one per bay on the northwest

and southeast facades of the main portion; there are no windows on the gable ends. Each

is trimmed by a wood lintel and lugsill. The four porch windows are also six-over-six light, double-hung sash; they, however, lack the lintel and lugsill trim.

Two basement windows are on the southwest facade of the main portion. Vousoirs (brick stretchers) ornament the segmental-arched openings.

Doorways. Two entrances provide access to the Aubuchon House. The main (northwest) entrance is centered in the middle (or third) bay of the primary (northwest) facade of the main portion on the first story. It is filled by a single-leaf, six-panel, wood door flanked by three-light sidelights and topped by a four-light transom. A lintel trims

the upper edge of the doorway opening. Protecting the entrance is a three-bay, one-story

porch. Four Doric columns support its hip roof; a pedimented gable ornaments the roof above the center bay. The porch rests on a cement base.

A second doorway, which provides access to the rear (southeast) porch, is also centered in the middle bay and filled by a single-leaf door. It is located on the southeast facade.

Roofs

Medium-pitched gable and shed roofs cover the main (northwest) portion and the rear porch respectively. Three lightning rods are evenly positioned along the center ridge of the gable roof.

Chimneys

Two, single-stack, brick chimneys service the Aubuchon House. Positioned one to each end

(northeast and southwest) facades of the main portion, they are flush with the wall sur face, straddling the roof ridge.

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_ ART

_ COMMERCE

_ COMMUNICATIONS

...COMMUNITY PLANNING

.-.CONSERVATION

—ECONOMICS

—EDUCATION

...ENGINEERING

—EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT

...INDUSTRY

—INVENTION

—LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

_ LAW

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prominent owners

SPECIFIC DATES built C3. 1842 BUILDER/ARCHITECT

STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

The Baptiste G. Aubuchon House, 450 rue St. Jacques, Florissant, Missouri, is significant as an unusual example in its locale of a typical, Missouri, two-story, Classically derived- style, residential structure.! It is perhaps one of the earliest houses in Florissant, being constructed in ca. 1842. The house remains essentially unaltered.

The Aubuchon House is located on the southwest quarter of Block 35, once a part of the original Florissant Commons. These Commons were disposed of under the charter granted by the city of St. Ferdinand [Florissant] in 1857. The first recorded deed transfer to this property was to Baptiste G. Aubuchon in November, 1856. As these early dates appear contradictory, it should be noted that some plots were occupied previous to the Commons' dispersal.2

Chronology of ownership

A chronology of ownership includes:

1. ?2. Baptiste G. Aubuchon November, 18563. Maria Mottin (nee Aubuchon) February, 18694. Henry and Cora Goldbeck October 8, 19085. Hardesty Developments Inc. May, 19476. Mr. Rogers February, 19487. Mr. Davinroy May, 19488. Robert Hoorman 19599. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Baum July 7, 1971. 3

Only minimal historical data is available about the above owners. Baptiste G. [Gabriel]* Aubuchon, brother of Florissant's first mayor (Gregory Aubuchon),5 was married to Celeste Courtois on April 26, 1825. 6 Two children, Henry A. and Maria A., were born to them. Professionally, Aubuchon was a prominent early Florissant Valley farmer/landowner. 7 Henry Goldbeck was the son of prominent Florissant business people, Gerhardt and Mary Ann Goldbeck."

The survey of Missouri's historic sites is based on the selection of sites as they re late to theme studies in Missouri history as outlined in "Missouri's State Historic Preservation Plan." The Baptiste G. Aubuchon House is, therefore, being nominated to the National Register of Historic Places as an example of the theme of "Architecture."

UMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES

•1. Data excerpted from a draft National Register Inventory-Nomination Form prepared by Florissant City Survey (a sub-survey of the Office of Historic Preservation).

2. Florissant Valley Historical Society Quarterly, Vol. 10, No. 4 (January, 1969),

pp. 9HT

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_________1. Nancy B. Breme, Research Associate_______________________ORGANIZATION Department of Natural Resources DATE

__________Office of Historic Preservation_______________November 3, 1975STREETS NUMBER TELEPHONE

P.O. Box 176 314-751-4096CITY OR TOWN STATE

Jefferson City Missouri 65101

ESTATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATIONTHE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE IS:

NATIONAL__ STATE X LOCAL___

As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665). t

hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the

criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service.

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Florissant, Missouri 63031

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Decorative features

Decorative details include lintels and lugsills {already mentioned) and cornices. Dentil- embellished cornices trim the northwest and southeast facades of the main portion; the end-facade projecting verges are plain.

INTERIOR

Basement

The half basement under the main (northwest) portion has stone walls and a poured con

crete floor.

First floor

The first floor is comprised of four rooms. A central hall separates the parlor and dining room of the northwest portion.

The rectangular-plan parlor and dining room are equal in dimension. Each has a fireplace centered along its lengthwise outer wall; original closets abut the fireplaces to the southeast. Finishing treatments include random-width, tongue-and-groove, pine flooring and plaster walls. The woodwork is primarily of pine; window sills are of oak.

Access to the second floor is by a straight-run, 16-step, "bridal" staircase (so named

because each step represents one year of the bride's age, usually 16). 1 The stairway is

positioned along the northeast wall of the hall, near the main entrance.

Second floor

The two bedrooms of the second floor open off a central hall; a non-original bath is at the northwest end of the hall. Each room has a fireplace and closet positioned like those of the parlor and dining room below. The finishing of this floor is similar to that of the first floor.

Attic

Access to the attic is through a closet in the bath. This space is unfinished.

ALTERATIONS

Alterations include:

1) the addition of an enlarged, one-story porch on the main

(northwest) facade (ca. turn-of-the-century)

2) the enclosure of the rear (southeast) porch with siding (date unknown)

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3) the addition of a bath at the northwest end of the

second-floor hall (date unknown)/

CONDITION

The Aubuchon House is in good condition. The present owners are conducting an extensive restoration program.

SITE

The Aubuchon House, which faces northwest, is situated on the east corner of rue St." Jacques and Washington Street, one of the highest elevations in Florissant. A residen

tial neighborhood of more recently constructed homes surrounds the house.

The house occupies the northeastern half of a lot measuring 170' by 110'. Outbuildings include an original well house (no longer in use) and a shed (constructed on the site originally occupied by a summer kitchen). [The summer kitchen was known to have existed as late as 1878 as it appears on a survey map for that year.]3

PRESENT STATUS

There is no threat to the continued existence of the Aubuchon House; the home has sympathetic owners. Restoration of the first floor is complete; the second floor is to

be finished in 1976. 4

FOOTNOTES

1. Data excerpted from a draft National Register Inventory-Nomination Form prepared

by Florissant City Survey (a sub-survey of the Office of Historic Preservation).

2. Ibid.

3. Ibid.; and Pitzman's New Atlas of the City and County of St. Louis, Missouri

TFhTladelphia: A.B. Holcombe & Co., 1878), p. 65.

4. Northwest [St. Louis] County [Missouri] Journal, July 9, 1975, p. 30A.

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FOOTNOTES



by Florissant City Survey (a sub-survey of the Office of Historic Preservation);

William L. Thomas, History of St. Louis County, Missouri, Vol. I (St. Louis: The

S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1911), p. 296; and J. Thomas Scharf, History of St.

Louis City and County, Vol. II (Philadelphia: Louis H. Everts & Co., 1883),

pp. 1886-1888^


by Florissant City Survey; Pitzman's New Atlas of the City and County of St. Louis,

Missouri (Philadelphia: A.B. Hoi combe & Co., 1878), p. 65; and Berkley E. Johnson,

An Atlas of St. Louis County (Clayton. Missouri: C.R. Black, 1893), p. 89.

4. Pitzman's New Atlas of the City and County of St. Louis, Missouri, p. 65.

5. Data excerpted from a draft National Register Inventory-Nomination Form prepared by Florissant City Survey; Florissant Valley Historical Society Quarterly, Vol. 10, No. 4 (January, 1969), p. 11; Thomas, p. 296; and Scharf, p. 1888.


by Florissant City Survey; and Northwest [St. Louis] County [Missouri] Journal,

July 9, 1975, p. 30A.

7. Ibid.; and Pitzman's New Atlas of the City and County of St. Louis, Missouri, p. 65.


by Florissant City Survey.

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3. Garraghan, Gilbert J. Saint Ferdinand de Florissant: The Story of an Ancient Parish. Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1923.———————————————

4. Goldbeck, Miss Marie. Personal interview. July 24, 1974. (Miss Goldbeck is the daughter of Henry Goldbeck, a previous owner.)

5. Johnson, Berkley E. An Atlas of St. Louis County. Clayton, Missouri: C.R. Black, 1893, p. 89.


7. Pitzman's New Atlas of the City and County of St. Louis, Missouri. Philadelphia: A.B. Holcombe & Co., 1878, p. 65.

8. Scharf, J. Thomas. History of St. Louis City and County. Vol. II. Philadelphia:

Louis H. Everts & Co., 1883, pp. 1886-1888.

9. Thomas, William L. History of St. Louis County, Missouri. Vol. I. St. Louis: The S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1911, p. 296.

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