David S. Schureman
Schureman, D.S. vs. Winchester, Tom 1893
Judiciary Committee held a meeting to investigate the charges against Architect Schureman by Tom Winchester, Chairman Stone presiding.
Attorney Welsh prosecuting for the city, Attorney Craig appeared for Winchester.
Committee concluded Architect has dealt fairly, honestly and well with the city.
Full article in:
Rockford Morning Star March 11, 1893
Schureman, D.S. — Second Congregational
Source: Rockford Morning Star June 17, 1890
Adams School – D.S. Schureman
Adams School, So. Fifth St., Architect: David S. Schureman
Source: “Rockford and Its Points of Interest,” 1899, p 32
Joel B. Whitehead residence – 848 No. Main St.
Joel B. Whitehead residence, 848 No. Main St.
Architect: David S. Schureman
Source: “Rockford and It’s Points of Interest,” 1899
Julia P. Warren residence – 711 No. Main St.
Julia P. Warren residence, 711 No. Main St.
[property occupied by Riverfront Museum Park building in 2015]
Architect: David S. Schureman
Source of picture: “1902 Rockford Illinois,” by O. B. Wheat.
E.E. Bartlett residence – 805 No. Court St.
E.E. Bartlett Residence, 805 No. Court St.
Architect: David S. Schureman
Source: “1902 Rockford Illinois,” by O.B. Wheat
Hotel Nelson – D.S. Schureman
Nelson House; also known as Hotel Nelson and Nelson Hotel
306 So. Main St. (razed in 1961)
Architect: David S. Schureman
Photo Source: “1902 Rockford Illinois,” by O.B. Wheat
Brown Building – D.S.Schureman
also known as the William Brown Building, for a time, home to Illinois National Bank, and in 2015, known as William Brown Lofts Apartments, at 228 So. Main St.; Architect – David S. Schureman
Source of photo: “1902 Rockford Illinois,” by O.B. Wheat
Mendelssohn Hall – D.S. Schureman
Designed by architect David S. Schureman, listed in D.S. Schureman advertisement, Special Edition, Rockford Daily Register-Gazette, December 1904.
Source of picture and script below the picture: “Rockford 1900-World War I” by Eric A. Johnson, p 20