The Dallmeyer Home along East Capital Avenue in Jefferson City was built in 1869, 100 years before Woodstock and Altamont. A second story was added in 1875, remodeling in the neo-classic style in 1910, and a second story porch in the 1930’s. Supposedly its owners sat on that porch and watched Harry Truman and Winston Churchill pass by on their way to Westminster College where Churchill gave his ‘Iron Curtain’ speech in 1945. The roof of that porch, along with the roof the entire house, was ripped off by the May 22 tornado. A drone photograph from a slightly elevated angle shows the severity of the damage to the roof. And that was just part of the significant structural damage.
It, like so much else, is waiting on the insurers. *** NOTE: Fifteen of these works depicting Jefferson City, Missouri’s May 22 tornado damage have been compiled into an artbook, which may be viewed and purchased at Capital Arts in Jefferson City, or purchased on this website in either 10-inch paperback or signed 12-inch hardcover).
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