1. Minden Presbyterian Church, 1001 Broadway,
Contributing Element. Large and elaborate 1923
brick Gothic Revival church with prominent side
tower and half-timbering motifs in the front and
side
gables. Sympathetic additions to the side and rear
read as separate buildings.
2. 1002 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1930s frame
cottage with arched entrance porch under
gable; fanlight over doorway.
3. 1101 Broadway, Non-contributing Element. One
story brick ranch house.
4. 1100 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow with diamond pane windows.
Original columns and balustrade replaced with
imitation wrought iron.
5. 1103 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
house with bungalow details.
6. 1102 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s one
and a half story frame house with tripped roof
and tripped roof dormers.
7. St. John's Episcopal Church, 1107 Broadway,
Non-contributing Element. Although this is a
handsome historic-looking Gothic Revival church, it
was built in 1950. Large L-shaped addition to
the rear.
8. 1106 Broadway, Non-contributing Element. Two
story brick house.
9. 1111 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1880 two
story frame house with elaborate Italianate
gallery and ornamentation crowning the front doors
and windows on the first floor. Aluminum siding;
upper gallery posts replaced; Originally had
brackets on second floor gallery.
10. 1108 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1900 two
story frame Queen Anne Revival house with
side polygonal bay and wraparound porch. Imitation
wrought iron columns; windows replaced.
11. 1113 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1925 two
story Colonial Revival house with one story
pedimented porch and denticular cornice.
12. 1110 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1850 two
story frame Greek Revival house with narrow
two story pedimented portico; gable end returns on
the sides; wide doorways upstairs and down with
multi-pane transoms and sidelights.
13. 1114 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s two
and a half story brick Colonial Revival house
with three bay one story porch, modillion cornice,
elaborate fanlight, and Palladian style dormer.
14. 109 Kirby, Contributing Element. 1920s one story
frame house with bungalow style porch posts;
vinyl sided.
15. 111 Kirby, Contributing Element. c.1900 one
story double shotgun with Eastlake columns and
scrollsawn ornamentation in gable peak; vinyl sided.
16. 112 Kirby, Non-contributing Element. 1940s
simple one story frame cottage that is probably not
fifty years old.
17. 110 Kirby, Non-contributing Element. One story
frame house that is not fifty years old.
18. 106 Kirby, Contributing Element. 1930s one story
frame cottage with two front gables; arched
entrance porch; prominent side chimney.
19. 1201 Broadway, Non-contributing Element. Badly
altered two story frame historic building.
20. 1200 Broadway, Non-contributing Element. Modern
one story brick ranch house.
21. 1203 Broadway, Non-contributing Element. Two
story speckled brick "colonial" house. Appears
to be an older house that was completely remodeled.
22. 1202 Broadway, Contributing Element. Drake
House, National Register. c.1905 Colonial Revival
two story house with colossal Tuscan pedimented
portico featuring a large Roman-looking lunette;
single story wraparound Tuscan gallery; aluminum
siding.
23. 1205 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1900
simple one and a half story Queen Anne Revival
cottage; square post gallery; aluminum or vinyl
siding.
24. 1300 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1910s large
one and a half story frame house with
Craftsman influence. Massive overhanging pitched
roof with prominent pent dormer with balcony.
Rock faced cast concrete blocks accent the front
gallery. Prominent exposed rafter ends.
25. 1301 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
cottage with forward facing gable and
rock-faced concrete block porch posts.
26. 1302 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1920s plain
frame cottage.
27. 1304 Broadway, Contributing Element. 1930s brick
"English" cottage with steeply pitched gables
and prominent front chimney.
28. 1306 Broadway, Contributing Element. c.1930 one
and a half story frame Colonial Revival
cottage with arched portico and broken pediment
doorway.
29. 101 Homer Road, Contributing Element. c.1910
large two and a half story frame Colonial
Revival house with colossal Ionic portico and a
broad one story Ionic veranda.
30. Elm Street, Non-contributing Element. Simple
asbestos sided cottage-probably not fifty years
old.
31. 618 Elm Street, Non-contributing Element. 1950s
"colonial" brick ranch house.
32. Elm Street, Contributing Element. c.1900 one and
a half story frame Queen Anne Revival
cottage with two front facing imbricated shingle
gables and Eastlake gallery.
33. 625 Elm Street, Contributing Element. c.1925 two
story frame house built along bungalow lines
with porte-cochere, prominent overhangs and
brackets.
34. 619 Elm Street, Contributing Element. c.1915
frame galleried cottage with front facing gable;
porch columns and balustrade replaced with imitation
wrought iron.
35. 617 Elm Street, Contributing Element. 1920s
brick bungalow.
36. 613 Elm Street, Contributing Element. 1920s one
and a half story cottage with prominent pent
dormer and tapered porch posts.
37. 521 East/West, Contributing Element. National
Register, 1920s. Two story stucco Spanish
Colonial Revival house with red tile roof. Now the
Webster Parish Library.
38. 515 East/West, Non-contributing Element. Modern
brick ranch house.
39. 510 East/West, Contributing Element. c.1910
Colonial Revival cottage with Doric gallery and
gables front.
40. 507 East/West, Contributing Element. 1930s one
and a half story frame "English" cottage with
steep gable and prominent front chimney.
41. 508 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow.
42. 503 East/West, Contributing Element. c.1900 one
and a half story Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
frame house with polygonal bay and pedimented
entrance pavilion.
43. 506 East/West, Non-contributing Element. Modern
brick ranch house.
44. 501 East/West, Contributing Element. 1930s two
story brick house with arched windows and
doors on the ground level; prominent front chimney.
45. 504 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow. Front porch enclosed.
46. 419 East/West, Contributing Element. c.1915
frame story and a half cottage with Colonial
Revival columns and hip dormer.
47. 500 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow; porch columns replaced with
imitation wrought iron.
48. 415 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
and brick bungalow.
49. 416 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow.
50. 413 East/West, Contributing Element. c.1850 two
story frame house, center hall plan, one room
deep, in the local Greek Revival style. Single story
front gallery replaced.
51. 410 East/West, Contributing Element. 1930s frame
cottage with prominent front gables and
fanlight over doorway; aluminum or vinyl siding.
52. 411 East,/West, Contributing Element. c.1930 two
and a half story frame Georgian Revival
house with Palladian motif entrance and handsome
arched dormers.
53. 408 East/West, Non-contributing Element. 1950s
story and a half brick "colonial" house.
54. 409 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow.
55. 328 Lewisville, Contributing Element. McDonald
House, National Register. c.1900. Two and a
half story frame Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
residence with prominent corner turret, two story
entrance porch and sweeping veranda which follows
the curve of the turret. Partially vinyl sided.
56. 401 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s one
story cottage with bungalow style porch posts;
front porch partially enclosed.
57. 610 Lewisville Road, Contributing Element. 1850s
two story frame Greek Revival house with
narrow two story pedimented portico.
58. 614 Lewisville Road, Contributing Element.
c.1900 frame Queen Anne/Colonial Revival one
story house with turret-like projection on the
gallery.
59. 315 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s frame
bungalow.
60. 311 East/West, Contributing Element. 1920s two
story frame house built along bungalow lines.
61. 508 Fort, Contributing Element. 1920s two and a
half story frame house. Originally a
Federal-Greek Revival house; remodeled in the 1920s
with a Mount Vernon style portico and
prominent dormers. Retains impressive original
interior woodwork.
62. 612 Fort, Non-contributing Element. Plain two
story frame residence.
63. 515 Fort, Contributing Element. c.1910 one story
frame Queen Anne cottage; gallery enclosed
by moving wall forward c.1930.
64. 509 Fort, Contributing Element. 1920s two story
frame house built along bungalow lines;
porte-cochere.
65. 507 Fort, Contributing Element. c.1900 one story
frame Queen Anne cottage with polygonal bay,
Eastlake gallery and imbricated shingle gable.
66. 505 Fort, Contributing Element. 1920s one story
frame house with massive segmental arch
gable and coupled Colonial Revival columns.
67. 501 Fort, Contributing Element. c.1915 two story
boxy plain frame house; one story gallery with
tapered posts wraps around the side.
68. 318 Lewisville, Contributing Element. 1930s two
story plain frame house.
69. 310 Lewisville, Contributing Element. 1930s one
story frame cottage with bungalow type
windows and one bay gabled porch.
70. 304 Lewisville, Non-contributing Element. Plain
one story frame galleried house.
71. Lewisville Road, Contributing Element. 1920s
frame bungalow.
