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Walter Klem House


category : Historic Buildings
The Walter Klem House, designed in the English Cottage style, is located in Kearney. Historic housing stock in the city predominantly dates from the 1910s through the 1920s, logically coinciding with the largest boom in residential construction. The Klem house, built in 1931, immediately post-dates this boom and represents a different scale and style of building.


Address: 2215 Ninth Avenue

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