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Title

Historical marker for the Sweezy House in Halstead reads: "Sweezy House Site of the first public building in Halstead, Kansas erected in March 1873 by G. W. Sweezy It was a two story frame building 32 feet by 42 feet used as a commercial hotel and known as The Sweezy House After fifty nine years of use, the building was torn down in 1932. Plaque courtesy of Harvey County Historical Society 1977

Creator

Preview

Identifier

2010204451

Approximate Date

1980

Description

Halstead. 1980. Intersection of Main and Third streets. SWEEZY HOUSE historical marker installed by Harvey County Historical Society

Physical Description

2" x 2"

Subject

Historical markers, Plaques, Harvey County (Kan.), Halstead (Kan.)

Rights

© Harvey County Historical Museum. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced without permission. To request permission, contact info@hchm.org. Please credit Harvey County Historical Museum as your source.

Publisher

Access provided by Forsyth Digital Collections

Collection

J. Birch Stuart Collection, Photo Box 19 B Halstead-Street Scenes

Repository

Harvey County Historical Museum

Comments

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Recommended Citation

"Historical marker for the Sweezy House in Halstead reads: "Sweezy House Site of the first public building in Halstead, Kansas erected in March 1873 by G. W. Sweezy It was a two story frame building 32 feet by 42 feet used as a commercial hotel and known as The Sweezy House After fifty nine years of use, the building was torn down in 1932. Plaque courtesy of Harvey County Historical Society 1977" (1980). Harvey County Historical Museum Photographs. 550.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/harvey/550

Language

eng