Co. Snapp Home (1898) - Georgian Revival residence designed by C. W. Webster. Howard M. Snapp served as a Republican in the United States House of Representatives from 1903 to 1911. Morrison Home (built between 1890 and 1896) - Altered Queen Anne residence. Robert J. Morrison was a colonel in the Civil War. Hill Home (built before 1877) - Italianate residence with Greek Revival features. Hill served as State Attorney. Washington Junior High School (1898) - Collegiate Gothic school designed by C. W. Webster 23 Eastern () - Altered Italianate residence with Greek Revival details. 110 Union (built before 1898) - Residence with Gothic Revival features. 208-210 Lincoln (built between 1900 and 1924) - Residence of no particular style Alpline Home (c. 1884) - Queen Anne residence 117-119 Eastern (built before 1898) - Vernacular residence with Italianate and Greek Revival details. 207 Eastern (built before 1898) - Queen Anne residence with Classical Revival elements Richards Street Methodist Church (1890) - Gothic and Romanesque Revival church designed by J. H. Barnes. 208-110 Osgood (built between 1898 and 1924) - Georgian Revival residence 216-218 Eastern (built between 1910 and 1924) - Spanish Colonial Revival residence 306 Union (built before 1898) - Vernacular residence with Italianate and Greek Revival elements Wagner Home (built before 1898) - Vernacular residence with Greek Revival elements 315 Sherman (built before 1898) - Queen Anne residence 308-310 Richards (built before 1898) - Queen Anne residence References National Register of Historic Places Registration Form: Joliet East Side Historic District History of Joliet, Illinois Geography of Joliet, Illinois Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois National Register of Historic Places in Will County, Illinois