National Register of Historic Places in Kansas

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Banks--Waudby Building

719 N Main St
Russell (Russell County)
Listed in National Register 12/27/2006

Architect: Not listed
Category: restaurant; commerce

The Banks-Waudby Building was constructed in 1885-1886. The two-story limestone commercial building is nominated for its architectural significance built in the Victorian style with Italianate accents. The building is commonly known as Waudby No. 1 or Waudby's Pool Hall. The wood doors with iron trim, cast iron columns and storefront of Waudby's Pool Hall have not been altered since its original construction. It is nominated for its architecture significance. (See also First National Bank-Waudby Building.)

National Register Nomination

Circle Rock Petroglyph Site, 14RU10

Address Restricted
Dorrance (Russell County)
Listed in National Register 7/09/1982

Architect: Not listed
Category: work of art

Dorrance State Bank

512 Main
Dorrance (Russell County)
Listed in State Register 11/22/2008

Architect: unknown
Category: business; financial institution

Located on Main Street two blocks south of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks, the bank sits across the street from the National Register-listed A. C. Reiff Building. This one-story, freestanding commercial building was erected in 1905 to house the Citizens State Bank, which was later renamed to the Dorrance State Bank. The local bank was a common lending institution for area farmers and merchants during the early 1900s when Dorrance thrived as a small farming community. The bank did not survive the Great Depression and the building was sold in 1936. The building was listed for its association with the early commercial history of Dorrance and as a single-story commercial building typical of the early 20th century.

State Register Nomination

Dream Theater

629 N. Main St.
Russell (Russell County)
Listed in National Register 3/08/2006

Architect: Not listed
Category: theater

National Register Nomination

First National Bank--Waudby Building

713 N Main St
Russell (Russell County)
Listed in National Register 12/27/2006

Architect: Not listed
Category: specialty store; multiple dwelling

The First National Bank-Waudby Building is commonly known as Waudby No. 2 or Waudby and Company Clothiers. It is nominated for its architectural significance built in the Victorian style with Italianate accents similar to the Waudby Pool Hall. The Waudby Clothing Company building is located next to the Waudby Pool Hall, and like the pool hall it was constructed in 1885-1886. The intact, original storefront has a different design than its next-door neighbor, but is constructed of cast iron and wood. The Waudby Buildings are two separate buildings with different dimensions and function, however they share a common storefront that has been maintained and preserved for 120 years.