What's on this page:

• Named halls, blocks and other buildings mentioned in city directories
  

• The Central Hotel

In one of the city directories that I looked at from the 1920s, there was a listing of "Halls, Buildings and Blocks", and another 1920s directory had some additional named buildings listed. Some of these buildings can still be readily identified because their names were carved into them and can still be seen, often near the tops of the buildings. In other cases, identification is more difficult, and in some cases the buildings are no longer there.

Eventually there will be more information on this page regarding these buildings and others, the purposes for which they were used, and the people or organizations for which they were named. Meanwhile, if you know of others that should be added to this list, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know about them. Thanks.

Balon Building - 538 Centre

Birkbeck Building - 600 Centre

Eagles Hall - 704 Front

Elks Building - 716 Centre

First National Bank Building - 636 Centre

Freeland Hall - 634 Centre

Knights of Columbus Building - 602 Centre

Krells Hall - 700 Front

Masonic Hall - 702 Centre

Mulhearn Building - 635 Centre

Municipal Building - Centre corner Walnut, 801-805 Centre

Odd Fellows Hall - 634 Centre

Oswald Building - Centre corner Front, 704 Centre

P O S of A Building - Centre corner Front

Pollakoff Building - 521 Centre

Post Office Building - 714 Centre

Press Building - 820 Main

Refowich Building - Centre corner Main

Rosenthal Building - 462 Centre

St. John's Hall - Ridge corner Luzerne

Timony Hall - 815 South

Tribune Building - 824 Main

YMCA Building - 546 E. Front

BUILDINGS AND BLOCKS NOTED IN OTHER SOURCES:

1900 CITY DIRECTORY

1905, 1912, 1946 CITY DIRECTORY

1923 CITY DIRECTORY

1929 CITY DIRECTORY