Jonathan Kirkbride House, 104 Theatre Street, Mobile

Source document Quoted word for word from HABS ALA,49-MOBI,15-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

J. A. D'.ernigan. From to Previous Owners: County of Mobile From to Jonathan Kirkbride From to l[. Kirkbride From to :a. J. Bishop From to George Flinn. to Date of Erection: A.rchitect: Unknown. Builder: Peter H. Hobart. Present Condition: Good; no material changes in exterior. Nwnber of Stories; Two and one half, main section; two stories u.,;thel rear. Materials of Construction: Brick; smooth stucco; slate roof rear section. Second floor front porch of wood; first floor front porch columns brick and stucco. Other ~isting Records: - Sees ~irm.inghalll News for September 16, "WROUGHT IRON RECR.EA.TES OLD Varian Fears, E. Walter l:lurkhaitdt). See: "HISTORIC BUILDilifGS OF OLD }ICfBILE". Compiled by John F. Glennon. Pen & ink drawings done by, Chici Glennon Lasle3.

This book is an advertisement of the First lifational Bank, Mobile, Alabama. Additional !Sata: The interesting features of house are its unusual type and the fact that the lot and perhaps the rear portion of the building is on the s1 te of Fort Charlotte or old Fort Conde. Parts of the rear portion of massive construction, an old Jail; for it is known a court house, and perhaps a jail in connection with it, was built on the ate of the fort within a few years after its destruc- tion. Source of Material: John Glennon 205 St. Francis St. 1{ob1le, Alabama. J. A. Jernigan Gorgas Street lli1obile, Alabama. Title Insurance Company Mobile, Alabama. Miss Mattie :Selle Kirkbride 154 1/2 s. Hamilton st. l\i!obile, Alabama. Compiled by: Katherine Floyd. Auburn, Alabama.

Gl enni ta .Broach Mobile, Alabama. Approved; E. Walter :Burkhardt, D:is trict Officer, HABS. Auburn, Alabama. Date; Page 3. Jonathan Kirkbride House HABS No. AL-14 (Fort Conde-Charlotte House) 104 Theatre Street Mobile Mobile County Alabama Addendum to Kirkbride House 104 Theatre Street Mobile Mobile County Alabama in HABS Catalog PHOTOGRAPHS Historic American Buildings Survey Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Department of the Interior Washington,