Transcribed from photograph: "This photograph shows left to right: First Presbyterian Church, Third and Madison, Residence of Amos Miller, Residence of M.B.V. Stacey, First Methodist [Episcopal] Church, Third and Marion. The First Presbyterian Church, pictured here, was the first structure erected for the congregation, built in 1877, with the first services in the building held on the first Sunday of July of that year; Rev. Theodore Crown then minister. Church Moved in 1893 to 4th and Spring, and again in 1907 to the present site at Seventh and Spring. Amos Miller site now part of a combined business structure. Stacey home now stands on top of a one story brick block, being used for a French restaurant. This First Methodist Church building erected in 1887, was an outgrowth of the city's first church, known as the "Little White Church" built at 2nd and Columbia, in the early 50's. The property at Third and Marion was sold in 1907 and the congregation established-in a new church at 5th and Marion still in use."

Quite an old description there: the Stacy house ("Stacey" appears to be a misspelling), in its last use as La Maison Blanc (1916-1960), burned in 1960.