| Property Name: | Beidleman House |
| Address: | 1225 Market Street |
| Priority Since: | 2011 |
| Status: | 2023 Preservation Loss (demolished April 2022) |
This Market Street landmark, at the gateway to Allison Hill, was built in 1906 for the prominent attorney and political leader Edward E. Beidleman and is located in the Mount Pleasant Historic District. Beidleman served in the State House from 1904-1911, State Senate from 1912-1918, and was elected Lieutenant Governor from 1919-1922. In 1937, the building was converted to professional offices and apartments. Due to its location within a National Register Historic District, this property would have been eligible for federal rehabilitation tax credits. The City added the property to its demolition list in 2017 and it was demolished in April of 2022.