Evansville has 81 (eighty-one) individually-listed properties and 8 (eight) historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Click on the link below to access the nomination forms (some of the files are large and may take some time to download).
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Individually-Listed Properties
Albion Flats |
Alhambra Theatorium |
American Trust and Savings Bank (Indiana Bank) |
Auto Hotel Building |
Barrett's Britz Building |
Bedford, William, Sr., House |
Bernardin-Johnson House |
Bitterman Building |
Black, Glenn A., House |
Boehne, John W., House |
Building at 223 Main Street (Haller Chute) |
Busse House |
Cadick Apartments (Plaza Building) |
Carpenter, Willard, House |
Central Library |
Citizens National Bank |
Court Building (Furniture Building) |
Eagles Home |
Evansville Brewing Company |
Evansville College |
Evansville Journal News |
Evansville Municipal Market |
Evansville Post Office |
Fellwock Garage |
Firestone Tire and Rubber Store |
Garvin Park |
Geiger, Fred, and Sons National Biscuit Company |
General Cigar Company |
German Bank |
Greyhound Bus Terminal |
Harding and Miller Music Company |
Helfrich, Michael D., House |
Hooker-Ensle-Pierce House |
Hose House No. 10 |
Hose House No. 12 |
Huber Motor Sales Building |
Igleheart, Edgar A., House |
Indiana Bell Building |
Ingle Terrace |
Koester/Patburg House |
Kuebler-Artes Building |
Leich, Charles, and Company |
Liberty Baptist Church |
Maier, Peter Augustus, House |
Masonic Temple |
McCurdy Building (Sears, Roebuck and Company Building) |
McCurdy Hotel |
Mead Johnson River-Rail-Truck Terminal and Warehouse |
Montgomery Ward Building |
Morris Plan (Central Union Bank) |
National City Bank |
Newman, M. G., Building |
Oak Hill Cemetery |
O'Donnell Building |
Ohio Street Bridge |
Old Bittermann Building |
Old Fellwock Auto Company |
Old Vanderburgh County Courthouse |
Old Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Residence |
Parson and Scoville Building |
Pearl Steam Laundry |
Puster, L., and Company Furniture Manufactory |
Reitz, John Augustus, House |
Ridgway Building |
Roelker, John H., House |
Rose Terrace |
Salem Baptist Church |
Schaeffer, Michael, House |
Siegel's Department Store |
Smith, Robert, Mortuary |
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Coliseum |
St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church |
Sunset Park Pavilion |
Sweeton, Charles, House |
USS LST 325 (Landing Ship-Tank) |
Van Cleave Flats |
Victory Theater and Hotel Sonntag |
Willard Library |
YMCA |
YWCA |
Zion Evangelical Church |
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Historic Districts