a circuit court judge and later elected to the Illinois Appellate Court. The house was later sided. Snapp Home (built before 1873) - Henry Snapp was the United States Assessor and served on the Illinois Senate before being elected to the United States House of Representatives, where he served for one term (1871–1873). Dr. Dougall Home (built before 1877) - Queen Anne residence. Dougall was the Chief Surgeon of the Illinois and Michigan Canal Division. His office is now a museum in Lockport. 212 Eastern Avenue (built between 1898 and 1924) - Residence with Adam style and Georgian Revival elements. Barr Home (built before 1898) - Vernacular residence. George Barr was an attorney who practiced with his brother, Illinois Senator Richard Barr, and became one of the most successful practices in the state. George Barr also served as mayor of Joliet, State Attorney, and as a trustee for the University of Illinois Van Horn Home (1852) - Vernacular residence. Home to Cornelius Van Horne, the first mayor of Joliet, and William Cornelius Van Horne, who built the Canadian Pacific Railway through the Canadian Rockies. 303 Richards (built before 1898) - Georgian Revival residence with Ionic columns 121 Union (built before 1898) - Vernacular residence Barber Home (built before 1898) - Queen Anne residence. William C. Barber was mayor of Joliet from 1915 to 1923. Bates Home (built before 1898) - Gothic Revival residence. William O. Bates founded the Bates Machine Company, which produced tracked vehicles. Maue Home (built before 1898) - Queen Anne, Gothic Revival, and Stick-Eastlake residence. August Maue was a school principal and author. 209 Bartleson (built before 1898) - Queen Anne residence A. J. Bates Home (built before 1898) - Residence of no particular style. Bates as an inventor who created the Bates Woven Wire Fence Machine for use in steel mills. G. Julian Barnes Home (1890) - Richardsonian Romanesque residence. Barnes was an architect who designed many Joliet homes, including his own. 320 Richards (built between 1910 and 1924) - Mission Revival Style residence King Home (1889) - Substantially altered Queen Anne residence. J. P. King was a California Gold Rush prospector who later operated a lumber business. M. Calmer Home (built before 1887) - Italianate residence with Greek Revival elements designed by James Weese. Michael Calmer was a dry goods merchant and later president of the Will County National Banka and Joliet Sheet Rolling Mill