Pucker Street Historic District, Historic district in Marion, US.
Pucker Street Historic District is a residential neighborhood in Marion containing around 84 structures, with about 50 contributing buildings of historic significance. The area spans roughly 13 acres near the central business district and includes three individual properties listed on the National Register.
The neighborhood grew through different building phases from the 1850s to the 1930s, reflecting the city's expansion over several decades. It earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
The neighborhood takes its name from how early residents were perceived by others in the community. Walking through today, you notice residential homes in Italianate and Queen Anne styles that define the character of the streets.
The district stretches between 13th and 20th Streets and between 8th and 9th Avenues, making it easy to navigate on foot. Daytime visits work best so you can see the architectural details of the buildings clearly.
Three houses stand out for their distinctive styles across different eras: the Lane House from 1868 showing early Victorian details, the Bowman House from 1910 with its more modern approach, and the Pyle House from 1924 reflecting a transitional period. Together they tell the story of how tastes and building methods changed over the generations.
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