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Clock Tower Building

Architect: Harvey Ellis
Category: financial institution; specialty store; meeting hall

• State Register Nomination

Davis Memorial, Mount Hope Cemetery

Architect: John Davis, Horace England, Italian Craftsmen
Category: cemetery; work of art

• National Register Nomination

Delaware River Warren Truss Bridge

Architect: Not listed
Category: rail-related

• National Register Nomination

Eicholtz, A. J., House

Architect: Not listed
Category: single dwelling

• National Register Nomination

Graham, Seward, House

Architect: unknown
Category: single dwelling

Hiawatha merchant Seward Graham built this transitional Queen Anne-style residence between 1895 and 1900. Graham operated a successful clothing business in Hiawatha with his brother Dilbert. The two-story house is located seven blocks east of downtown and features an asymmetrical form with a dominant front-facing gable with decorative wood shingles and clapboard siding, a one-story porch with classical columns, a second-story covered balcony, bay windows, and original double-hung wood windows. With elements of both the Eastlake and Free Classic styles, this house is nominated to the National Register for its architectural significance.

• National Register Nomination

Hiawatha Courthouse Square Historic District

Architect: Not listed
Category: commerce

• District Properties
• National Register Nomination

Hiawatha Memorial Auditorium

Architect: Thomas W. Williamson
Category: auditorium

• National Register Nomination

Hiawatha National Guard Armory

Architect: Not listed
Category: arms storage

• National Register Nomination

Nebraska-Kansas Public Land Survey Monument

Architect: Not listed
Category: monument/marker

• National Register Nomination

U.S. Post Office

Architect: Louis Simon, Architect; Kenneth Evett, Artist
Category: post office

• National Register Nomination