C.S. Belford

Charles S. Belford, most commonly known as C.S. Belford, and his firm Belford Lumber Co. were prolific local builders in Georgetown, Texas. They built a number of buildings that survive and are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.[1]

Works

  • Martin C. Amos House, 1408 Olive, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Atkinson House, 911 Walnut, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Belford's house, and other buildings, in the Belford Historic District, roughly bounded by University Ave., Main, E. Eighteenth, and Austin, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford, Charles S.[2]
  • Jesse and Sara Cooper House, 1.8 mi. E of Georgetown Hwy. 29, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • E. M. Daughtrey House, 1316 E. University, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • S. A. Easley House, 1310 Olive, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • D. D. Fowler House, 1531 Ash, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Will and Mary Leake House, 313 E. Seventh, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Miller-Ellyson House, 303 E. Ninth, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Paige-DeCrow-Weir House, I-35 and SR 2243, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford, C.S.[2]
  • Pegues House, 904 E. University, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • A. W. Sillure House, 1414 Ash, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Robert and Lula Stone House, 1102 Ash, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • Taylor-Cooper House, 105 E. Fifth, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • W. C. and Kate Vaden House, 711 E. University, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]
  • D. K. and Inez Wilcox House, 1307 Olive, Georgetown, TX, NRHP-listed with credit as Belford Lumber Co.[2]

References

  1. ↑ "Georgetown MRA". National Park Service.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.
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