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Home Page of the Louden Machinery Company Tour.
Broadway Building, former Louden offices and plant.
Louden Bridge, Loop Trail bridge over BNSF.
Maasdam Barns, educational complex and museum.
Early Fairfield Products, made in Fairfield, Iowa.
Louden Company history, told briefly.
Markers, for the Iowa State Fair.
William Louden's Notes about Products.
William Louden's First Patent.
Early Hay Carrier catalogue page.
Senior Hay Fork Carrier photo essay.
Litter Carriers photo essay.
Super Track Overhead Carrier photo essay.
Louden Overhead Hoist photo essay.
Louden Kiddie-sized Monorail photo essay.
Jointed Door Hanger catalogue page.
Bird-proof Door Track and Hangers photo essay.
Garage Door Hanger catalogue page.
Overhead Garage Door Set photo essay.
Louden Stanchions photo essay.
Automatic Drinking Cup photo essay and history.
Louden Cupola, catalogue images and text.
Barn Design, # 2419 catalogue page.
Barn Design, # 7663 catalogue page.
(Numbers refer to the Numbers on the Map)
(00) Introduction to Buildings and Places related to the Louden Machinery Company.
(01) Commercial Block, c. 1851, 106, 108, 110 N. Main Street.
⚫ See two murals created by Karla Christensen.
(02) The Tribune Printing Co, 1915, 101 W. Briggs Ave.
(08) First Methodist Church, 1924, 201 N. Court St.
(12) (Former) U. S. P. O. Building, c. 1876, 110 S. Court St.
(19) R. B. & Lizzie Louden House, 1871, 107 W. Washington St.
(23) Albert H. and Mary Neller Home, c. 1890, 300 W. Washington St.
(24) Wm. R. & Mary Jane Louden Home, 1897, 501 W. Washington St.
(25) R. Bruce & May W. Louden Home, c. 1910, 501 W. Adams Ave.
(26) Broadway Building, c. 1892, and added to since, 607 W. Broadway.
(27) Rock Island Railroad Depot (former), 611 W. Broadway
⚫ Fairfield's Railroad History
(29) Joel Turney and Co. building (former), c.1897, 501 N. 8th St. (Not related to Louden, but another important employer in Fairfield).
(29b) Iowa Malleable Iron Company (former), founded 1904, 600-608 N. 9th St.
⚫ Prairie Architects' photos
(30) Whitney Monuments Company, c. 1934, 601 W. Depot Ave.
(30b) Clingan Building, 410 West Lowe Ave, at 5th St.
(36) Church, 1926-27, 300 E. Burlington Ave.
(38) Tudor Revival style House, c.1920, 505 E. Burlington Ave.
(43) Garage, c.1915, Garage at 904 E. Burl.
(44) Arthur C. & Maud Louden House, c. 1917, 201 S. Highland Ave.
(45) R. R. & Antoinette Louden House, 1925, 905 E. Adams.
(46) Home, 1917, 1102 E. Madison Ave.
(47) Louden Whirl-Around, c. 1925, 905 E. Harrison.
(51) O. F. & Lulu Fryer House, c. 1920, 902 S. Main St.
(52) Maasdam Barns, 2000 S. Main St.
(53) Luedtke Barn, 1940-185th St.
(57) Midway Stock Farm Barn, Hwy 1, south of Birmingham.
(59) Fred & Rose Fulton Barn, 1210-278th Blvd, north of Selma.
(60) Round Barn, Hwy V64, south of Libertyville, north of Douds.
Site List Page (this page).
Credits Page, how this website came about.
Map Page, map showing building locations.
Also, see the Fairfield Heritage Tour on the Fairfield Cultural Alliance website
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