List of properties in Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District
Contributing properties
These properties are contributing properties to the Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District. In general this means that they add to the historic character of the historic district.

List of properties in Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District

Section Title: Contributing properties
Table Section Text: These properties are contributing properties to the Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District. In general this means that they add to the historic character of the historic district.

Property name	Address	Built	Architecture	Image	Notes

1	Blackford County Courthouse	Courthouse Square	1894	Romanesque Revival Richardsonian Romanesque	-	Focal point of town. Outstanding historic or architectural significance.

2	World War I Memorial	Courthouse Square	1921	Sculpture	-	Twenty foot high bronze sculpture created by Ernest Moore Viquesney and known as the Spirit of the American Doughboy. Unveiled September 28, 1921.

3	First Presbyterian Church	220 N. High St.	1893	Romanesque Revival Richardsonian Romanesque	Hartford City Presbyterian Church West Side.JPG	Also uses 117 W. Franklin Street as address.

4	Commercial Building	211 N. High St.	circa 1910	Two-part commercial block listed as 213-215 N. High in National Register, current address for building is 211 N.

5	Commercial Building	209 N. High St.	circa 1910	Smaller building to right of white building in left half of photo.

6	Commercial Building	111 N. High St.	circa 1900	Italianate	-	Listed as 109 N. High in National Register. Building has been torn down.

7	Commercial Building	114 S. High St.	circa 1900	Listed as 118 S. High Street in National Register.

8	Commercial Building	116-120 S. High St.	circa 1900	The Model Steam Laundry operated at the 120 address during the early 1900s.

9	United States Post Office	123 S. High St.	1934	Neoclassical	Post Office Hartford City IN.JPG	Outstanding historic or architectural significance. Federal Public Works Number 207 constructed during the Great Depression as a project of the Public Works Administration.

10	Commercial Building	124 S. High St.	circa 1890	124 S. High Street Hartford City Indiana.JPG	National Register identifies this as contributing, while Interim Report says non-contributing. Around 1911, agricultural implements, buggies, and carriages were sold from this address.

11	Cox Building	217 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1915	Craftsman	-	Original version of building built c. 1895.

12	Hotel Ingram	118-122 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1900	Romanesque Revival	-	Notable historic or architectural significance. Hotel had fine dining and the Ingram Bar.

13	Commercial Building	114-116 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1899	Romanesque Revival	-	Home Restaurant occupied 114 N. Jefferson, and Abbott & Saxon (saloon) occupied 116 N. Jefferson in the early 1900s.

14	Commercial Building	108-110 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1900

15	Former Bank Block Building	102-104 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1889	-	Originally northern part of Bank Block. Southern building (which retains original features) on corner at right of 2010 photo, while Northern building (which has had original features removed) on left.

16	Bank Block	100 N. Jefferson St.	circa 1889	Italianate	-	Southern portion of original Bank Block. Building is on corner of street, right side of photo taken in 2010.

17	Blackford County Jail	120 E. Main St.	1879	Italianate	-	Oldest contributing building in district. Outstanding historic or architectural significance.

18	Weiler's Building	104 W. Main St.	1896	Romanesque Revival	-	Once one of the largest department stores in Indiana.

19	Rosenbush Building	110 W. Main St.	circa 1890	Renaissance Revival	-	Notable historic or architectural significance. Rosenbush was a tailer that worked at this site during the early 1900s.

20	Patterson Building	112 W. Main St.	1896	Romanesque Revival	-	Listed in Interim Report simply as "Commercial Building", this building was built by S. R.

21	Sage Building	114-116 W. Main St.	1894 or 1895	-	Building is in center of photo. 1890s office of Dr.

22	W.H. Gable Block	118-122 W. Main St.	1891	Italianate	-	William H. Gable eventually built on land that was his first real estate investment after two years of participation in the California Gold Rush.

23	Sowers & Gough Drugstore	200 W. Main St.	1940	Art Deco	-	Originally built c. 1910.

24	Knights of Pythias / Tyner Building	204-210 W. Main St.	1900	Queen Anne	-	Has mixture of architectural features including Romanesque, Classical, and Renaissance Revival in addition to Queen Anne. Notable historic or architectural significance.

25	Commercial Building	214 W. Main St.	circa 1890	Schisler shoemaker and repair operated here in the early 1900s. Also home office of Byron Snell, a salesman for Mail Pouch Tobacco.

26	Commercial Building	220 W. Main St.	circa 1910	Identified as 218 W. Main in National Register, current address is 220 W.

27	Commercial Building	210 E. Washington St.	circa 1940	Art Moderne	Notable historic or architectural significance. Rare (in Hartford City) example of Art Moderne style of architecture.

28	E. Smilack Building	203 E. Washington St.	circa 1910	Craftsman	Elbert Smilack was an immigrant from Russia that prospered in the United States, and owned numerous oil wells. Smilack was also involved in coal, wood, second-hand pipe, old oil wells, and scrap metal.

29	Commercial Building	201 E. Washington St.	circa 1950

30	Commercial Building	200 E. Washington St.	circa 1920

31	Commercial Building	125 E. Washington St.	circa 1950	Interim Report describes this building as non-contributing, while National Register map shows as contributing.

32	Scheidler Theater	118 E. Washington St.	1947	Art Deco	-	Notable historic or architectural significance. "Very elegant and beautifully decorated" theater built by Matt Scheidler.

33	Commercial Building	110 E. Washington St.	circa 1900	Italianate

34	Griffin Building	108 E. Washington St.	circa 1900	Griffin Bldgs Hartford City IN.JPG	Second of side-by-side Griffin buildings. Located on left in photo. Home of Russell Lewis saloon in the early 1900s.

35	Griffin Building	106 E. Washington St.	circa 1890	Renaissance Revival	Griffin Bldgs Hartford City IN.JPG	Located on right in photo. Described in National Register as "built with Romanesque Revival details", but has no arches (see photo).

36	Dowell Building	107-109 W. Washington St.	1893	Italianate	-	Frank P. Dowell maintained an office in rooms 5 and 6 in this building (which looks like two buildings), making loans and insuring property.

37	Briscoe Building	113-119 W. Washington St.	1893	Renaissance Revival	-	Described in National Register as "Romanesque Revival", but has no arches (see photo). Interim Report describes as Renaissance Revival.

38	Kirshbaum Building	123 W. Washington St.	1893	Romanesque Revival	-	Outstanding historic or architectural significance. Originally housed the First National Bank.

39	Ervin Building	201-205 W. Washington St.	circa 1890	Queen Anne	Ervin Bldg Hartford City IN.JPG	Outstanding historic or architectural significance. Originally housed Campbell & Ervin Dry Goods.

40	Commercial Building	208-210 W. Washington St.	circa 1890	-	Two-part commercial block. This building has been torn down.

41	Campbell Building	207-211 W. Washington St.	1901	Renaissance Revival	Campbell Bldg Hartford City IN.JPG	Outstanding historic or architectural significance. Office building housed insurance agents, a dentist, and a physician in the early 1900s.

42	Smith Building	213 W. Washington St.	circa 1890	Renaissance Revival	-	Office building during the early 1900s that housed attorneys and a dentist.

43	Commercial Building	219 W. Washington St.	circa 1890	Italianate	O. R. Cantwell had one of the city's four pool and billiards parlors at this address in 1902.

Sentence(s)

The Blackford County Courthouse and the First Presbyterian Church are listed in the Hartford City's Courthouse Square Historic District.

final_sentence: The Blackford County Courthouse and the First Presbyterian Church are listed in the Hartford City's Courthouse Square Historic District.