National Register of Historic Places in Kansas

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Berquist & Nelson Drugstore Building

105 N Main Street
Lindsborg (McPherson County)
Listed in National Register 04/22/2009

Architect: unknown
Category: specialty store; multiple dwelling; single dwelling

National Register Nomination

Bixby House

321 South Maple
McPherson (McPherson County)
Listed in State Register 05/06/1992

Architect: Not listed
Category: single dwelling

State Register Nomination

Canton Township Carnegie Library

300 North Main
Canton (McPherson County)
Listed in National Register 6/25/1987

Architect: Not listed
Category: library

National Register Nomination

Clareen/Peterson Restaurant Building

113 N Main St
Lindsborg (McPherson County)
Listed in National Register 04/22/2009

Architect: unknown
Category: restaurant; specialty store; single dwelling

National Register Nomination

Darrah Barn

1330 Moccasin Rd
McPherson Vicinity (McPherson County)
Listed in State Register 11/19/2005

Architect: Not listed
Category: animal facility

Constructed between 1915 and 1922, the Darrah Barn is considered a typical dairy barn of the period. It is nominated to the Register of Historic Kansas Places as an example of gambrel-roofed barn constructed with a combination of tile-block and wood frame. A silo is attached to the northeast corner of the barn.

State Register Nomination

Farmers State Bank

101 S Main
Lindsborg (McPherson County)
Listed in National Register 10/16/2008

Architect: unknown
Category: financial institution; professional; specialty store; city hall; multiple dwelling; meeting hall

Having survived financial panics in the 1890s, 1907, and the Great Depression, the Farmers State Bank is Lindsborg's longest operating bank. Organized in 1886, the bank's early stockholders represented a "Who's Who" of Lindsborg pioneers. Most retained their association with the bank for decades. The bank quickly outgrew its small one-story frame building and built this brick Italianate-style commercial block at the southeast corner of Lincoln and Main in 1887. The building is nominated to the National Register for its association with local commerce and agriculture in the Swedish-American community of Lindsborg.