House at 314 W. King St. is documented in the National Register of Historic Places under reference number 80001899. The Owosso inventory gives its location as 314 W. King St. and its listing date as November 4, 1980.[1][2]
Present status
The listed house has been demolished and replaced by a newer house at the same address. The historic photograph shows the lost building.[2]
National Register record
The National Park Service catalogs the property as “House at 314 W. King St..”[1]
The profile identifies architecture as an area of significance.[1]
Its architectural-style field reads “Queen Anne.”[1]
The recorded period or periods of significance are 1875-1899. The significant-years field lists 1890. These are designation data, not a complete construction or ownership chronology.[1]
The entry belongs to the National Register’s Owosso MRA multiple-property group.[1]
View the National Park Service profile and its linked documentation ↗.
Photograph and reuse
Historic photograph of the demolished house at 314 W. King Street. Photo: Janet Kreger, 1980. Public domain (United States). Wikimedia Commons identifies this photograph as public domain in the United States; its file page records the basis for that designation.[3]
This is a short profile based on the National Register record. See National Register listings associated with Owosso for the complete inventory.
References
- 1. National Register profile: House at 314 W. King St. ↗. National Park Service. Accessed October 28, 2026.
- 2. National Register of Historic Places listings in Shiawassee County, Michigan ↗. Wikipedia contributors. Accessed October 28, 2026.
- 3. Photograph and reuse terms: House at 314 W. King St. ↗. Wikimedia Commons. Accessed October 28, 2026.