Bethel Historic District (Bethel, Missouri)

Contributing properties

Main Street, West Side

• The Vandiver House, which was the existing structure when the community purchased the property in 1844.
• The Blair Residence, home to the community wheel-right, a two-story, clapboard, frame house.
• A brick house, two stories tall.
• The Henry Ziegler Residence, a hip roofed, brick building, two stories tall.
• The Mose Miller Residence, a brick building, two stories tall, was the last building constructed while the town as still communally owned.
• The Nicholas Will Tailor Shop and Residence, a frame building, two stories tall.
• A Colony House, clapboard clad brick building, two stories tall.

  Main Street, East Side

• Two frame dwellings, two stories tall.
• The John Bower Business District, a row of tin faced brick buildings, two stories tall.
• The Bethel Communal Men's Home, brick structure, two stories tall.
• A brick residence, two stories tall.
• The Bauer Residence, a brick building and later frame addition, two stories tall.
• The Bauer Drug and Jewelry Shop, a frame building, two stories tall.

  King Street, West Side

• A Colony House and Smoke House, central stair, brick house, two stories tall.
• Brick house, frame addition, one story tall.
• The Erich Colony House, a brick home, two stories tall.
• A brick home, two stories tall.

  King Street, East Side

• A Colony House, brick, two stories tall.
• The Samuel Schriber Residence, home to the community millwright, brick home and frame addition and porch.
• A Colony House, clapboard class brick, two stories tall.
• A mansard roofed brick home.

  Liberty Street, West Side

• A Colony House, clapboard clad brick building, two stories tall.

  Liberty Street, East Side

• The Ziegler Colony House., home to a community blacksmith, clapboard clad brick building.

  First Street, North Side

• The Bethel School, brick structure, one story tall.
• A colony home, brick with additions, two stories tall.