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Building on the southeast corner of Sixteenth Street and Carey Avenue, built in 1869. It was the first substantial building in the downtown area. Occupied by Joslin and Park Jewelers and L. Maillard and Co liquor rectifiers

St. John's Catholic Church and School, northeast corner of Nineteenth and Ferguson (Carey Avenue), dedicated in May of 1879. The name was changed to St. Mary's in 1887 after the Territory of Wyoming became a separate Diocese.

Second Congregational Church or "South Church", organized as a mission of the First Congregational Church in 1885. Located on the southeast corner of Twelfth and Evans Streets.

B. Hellman Merchant and Tailoring Building, 302-304 West 16th Street

I.C. Whipple's Grocery Store (Wholesale and Retail Grocers), 1612-1614 Carey Avenue. Sawyer's Art Gallery on the second floor

Building housing Musical Merchandise and House Furnishing Goods; Warren's, built in 1867

Interocean Hotel, B.L. Ford's first hotel venture in Cheyenne 313 West Sixteenth Street

The Atlas Building, 211-213 West Sixteenth Street, housing Cowhick Whitcomb Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes

The Metropolitan Hotel, northwest corner of Fifteenth Street and Carey Avenue, serving Cheyenne from the 1880's through the 1920's

Knights of Pythias Building, Seventeenth Street. Harrington Furniture later occupied this building