Historic Buildings in the City of Maumee

Historic Buildings in the City of Maumee. . , Bricks used to frame this plaque were obtained from historic buildings in the City of Maumee. The City of Maumee likes to recognize the historic buildings it has or has lost. It has two historic districts, the Maumee Historic District and the Uptown Historical District, as shown on the map. Other buildings individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places include: the First Presbyterian Church Chapel, 200 East Broadway St. the Peck House, 228 East Broadway St.; the House of Four Pillars, 322 East Broadway St. the Hanson House, 405 East Broadway St.; the Isaac Hull Store, 114 East Harrison St; the Eckenrode-Breisach Houses; 202-204 East Dudley St; the Henry Reed Jr House, 513 White St.; the Commercial Building 301 River Rd.; and the Wolcott House, 1021 River Rd., The following list names buildings whose bricks are in this plaques frame. Those marked with an asterisk still stand.,

1. Maumee Window Glass Factory - Sophia St. , 2. American Telephone and Telegraph Office - 602 Conant St. , 3. Ellett Balk House - 127 East Dudley St. , 4. Pauken Broom Factory - 311 Cass St. , 5. Williamsen Tea Room - 209 West Wayne St. , 6. Davidson Meat Market - 107 W. Wayne St. , 7. Henfling Building - 312-314 Conant St. , 8. The Isaac Hull House 117 East Wayne St. , 9. The Buttergilt Building - 228 W. Wayne St. , 10. The Methodist Episcopal Church - 128 West Broadway St. , 11. Union School - East Broadway St. at Conant St.