Prior to the numbering of Rock Island streets, 7th Avenue
was known as Spencer Street. Nineteenth Street, then known
as Jefferson, was an elm-lined residential street whose
proximity to downtown made it a desirable neighborhood for
the families of businessmen, railroad employees, merchants,
political figures and professionals.
The buildings on this tour were constructed between 1854
and 1936, with the majority dating to the late 1800s. This
time frame gives Spencer Place its distinctive sense of time
and place.
1. Rosenfield House
2. Potter House
3. Patterson House
4. Steele House
5. Cook-Pearce House
6. Stewart Cleaveland House
7. Kemble House
8. Hoge House
9. Mack House
10. Lidders House
11. Sturgeon-Bahnsen House
12. Simon-McComb House
13. Liedtke House
14. Hoge-Houder House
15. Guyer-Kimball House
16. Rice House
17. Buford House
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