Areas have been named the both the National Register of Historic Places and Columbia’s Historic Preservation Commission list of Notable Properties.
Media coverage of historic Areas:
March 15, 2010, State review board approves historical district on West Broadway, Columbia Missourian.
Summary: The application for a West Broadway Historic District being named to the National Register of Historic Places was approved by the Missouri Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
- Brick streets. (Columbia’s Notable Properties List, 2010). Click here to see a map and list of the streets and when they were paved.
- Columbia’s Black Community (Social Institutes). (National Register 9/4/1980).
- Downtown Columbia Historic District. (National Register, 11/8/2006). Includes parts of 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, East Broadway, Cherry, Hitt, Locust and East Walnut Streets.
- Downtown Columbia Historic District, Boundary Increase. (National Register 5/8/2008). Includes 1019, 1020, 1023, 1025-33 E. Walnut Street.
- East Campus Neighborhood Historic District (National Register, 2/16/1996; Columbia’s Notable Properties List, 1998). This area is roughly bounded by Bouchelle, College, University and High Streets, including parts of Willis, Bass, Dorsey and Anthony Streets. Learn more about this area by reading the NRHP document.
- Eighth Broadway Historic District (National Register, 4/22/2003). 800-810 E. Broadway Blvd., which includes the Miller Building, Matthews Hardware, Metropolitan Building. Learn more about this area by reading the NRHP document.
- North Ninth Street Historic District. (National Register 1/21/2004). Comprises 5-36 N. Ninth St., Columbia.
- Quarry Heights. (Columbia’s Notable Properties List, 2009).
- Rocheport Historic District. (National Register, 10/8/1976). MO 240, Rocheport, Missouri.
- West Broadway Historic District. (National Register 3/11/2010) Comprises 300-922 West Broadway, except 800, 808, 812, Columbia, Missouri.
