History Walk - South Irvine Avenue
History Walk - South Irvine Avenue
July 2025: South Irvine Avenue (32 pages, 5.5 x 8.5")
Highlights:
- The neighborhood’s easy access and transportation to schools, work, shopping 
- Ghosts of A Street: 3 structures no longer there - 296 A St., a bungalow designed by architect E. E. Clepper 
- The Hall Institute 
- 323-25 A. St., which had its finale as a haunted house before being demolished 
 
- Christian Science Church/Walnut Lodge 
- Dr. John M. Irvine, namesake and community leader 
- The stylish homes of the 100 block fade away 
- St. Scholastica Academy/former Samuel Kimberly mansion 
- Former Nazarene Church 
- Intercity bus garage 
- McIntyre and Sons contractor office 
- Former gas stations at South Irvine and West Budd Street 
- Union Brewing Co. 
- Former West Side Fire Station 
- Washington’s farewell address: The remaining stub that used to be part of Washington Street through the downtown 
- Where Sharon began with its first log cabin 
- Kissinger/Herrmann’s bottling company 
- Former Sacred Heart Church now the ACTS Performing Arts Center theater 
- Sacred Heart school 
- St. John’s Episcopal Church 
- 1871 Sharon map 
- Excerpt of a 1901 panoramic map of Sharon 
- Color 1920 Sanborn Map Co map showing every structure in the tour area 
 
          
        
      