Woods & Cordner, Architects
Partners:
Alfred Wilderman Woods (1857-1942), Architect, Lincoln, Nebraska
John G. L. Cordner (1857-1939), Architect, Lincoln, Nebraska
Contents
[hide]Compiled Nebraska Directory Listings
Lincoln, Nebraska, 1907-1912
Buildings & Projects
Star Van & Storage Building (1907), 818 Q Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[2]
Methodist Church (1907), Julesburg, Colorado.[3]
Alva Towsend House (1908), 1737 B Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[4]
Hay House (1908), 144-146 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[5]
Yule House (1908), 145 N. 33rd Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[6]
Glenwood Public Library (1908), 109 N. Vine, Glenwood, Iowa. [7]
Ganter Building (1909),1146 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[8]
Watson House (1909), 1901 B Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[9]
Brenke House (1909), 1250 S. 21st Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[10]
Church (1909), Arapahoe, Nebraska.[11]
United Methodist Church (1909), 2727 N. 50th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[22]
Hall House (1910), 1524-1528 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[12]
Dailey Building (1910), 1433 M Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[13]
Moore Building (1910), 1421 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[14]
Finney Building (1911), 1329 N Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[15]
Business Block (1911)1535-1537 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[16]
Heaton House (1911), 926 S. 11th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[17]
Chapin Building (1911), 1401 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[18]
Geistlinger Bakery (1911), 1644 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[19]
Grimes House (1911), 1406 C Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[20]
Rawlings House (1912), 1639-1641 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.[21]
References
1. City of Lincoln Directory (1907-1912)
2. “Downtown Lincoln Association, Star Van & Storage Building,” Accessed July 16, 2013. Online at: http://downtownlincoln.org/find/business/view/star-van-storage-building/
3. American Builder & Carpenter (April 1906): 32-33.
4. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 2289.
5. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 2683.
6. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 2512.
7. American Builder & Carpenter (April 1908).
8. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 2977.
9. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 3389.
10. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 3452.
11. “Small Brick Veneered Church,” American Builder & Carpenter (May 1909).
12. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 3537.
13. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 3698.
14. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 3730.
15. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4155.
16. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4113.
17. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4211.
18. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4213.
19. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4094.
20. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4239.
21. City of Lincoln Building Permit # 4374.
22. “Alfred Woods, Designer of Churches. World’s Authority on Steel Square,” Lincoln Star (January 14, 1923): 26.
Page Citation
E. F. Zimmer and D. Murphy, “Woods & Cordner, Architects,” in David Murphy, Edward F. Zimmer, and Lynn Meyer, comps. Place Makers of Nebraska: The Architects. Lincoln: Nebraska State Historical Society, October 3, 2014. http://www.e-nebraskahistory.org/index.php?title=Place_Makers_of_Nebraska:_The_Architects Accessed, April 13, 2025.
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