113 N Kentucky St 

McKinney , TX 75069-3967

Historic name: Pope-Silver Bros. Building (111 - 115 N. Kentucky) (built 1929)

About This Property

History:  This building is a 1929 Art Deco style building designed by famous Dallas architects Lang and Witchell. Originally the building was built for F.B.Pope and housed the Silver Brothers Dry Goods Store. In the 1940’s the building housed J.C. Penney Store and Gambel’s Drug. It was once one of the favorite hangouts for teenagers to go and enjoy a soda or milkshake. Notice the beautiful terra cotta tile on this building.




Total Building Size (sq ft): 12,968
Zoning: MTC
Current Historic Designations: • Not individually listed on the National Register
• Located in a National Register District (Contributing)
• Located in a Local District (Contributing)
• Not a Local Landmark
• Eligible for Historic Tax Credits

Nearby Businesses

Property Information
Zoning Uses Allowed MTC, or McKinney Town Center zoning district, facilitates pedestrian oriented, mixed-use, urban infill redevelopment, providing shopping, employment, housing, and business and personal services.
Lot Size (acres) 0.1472
Parking Spaces
Electrical Service
Heating Type
Official Total Sq Ft 12,968
Total Commercial Units
Total Residential Units
Total Commerical Sq Ft
Total Residential Sq Ft
Year Built 1929
Last Remodel Date
Last Sale Date September 25th, 2012
Parcel Number 2011402
Subdivision MCKINNEY ORIGINAL DONATION (CMC)
Legal Description MCKINNEY ORIGINAL DONATION (CMC), BLK 3, LOT 18B 19 20A & 24D
Located Within
  • National Register Historic District
  • Main Street District
  • Local Historic District - Commercial (Design Review Required)
  • DTTX Search Area

Existing Businesses

Business Type
Retail
Square Ft.
Floor
1 & mezzanine
First yr. at location

Survey Recommendations

Type
Stylistic Influences
Alterations/Additions
Survey Recommendations
Not Individually Eligible
Priority
High
Historic Resources Survey
Historic Resources Survey of McKinney
Survey Date
1985
Modification Type