As glimpsed below, St. Elmo's developing business area at its northern end helped serve the needs of the growing community. Incorpo-rated in 1905 for the next twenty years, St. Elmo by 1950 and beyond continued to prosper, as reflected with diverse retail, services, man-ufactures, and tourism in the business center. Part 1, North St. Elmo, formerly Kirklin, around 1900; view from Pine Top near W. 38th Street. Col. Johnson's adjoining subdivision, the Eastside / St. Elmo addition, is at far left, across the Old Mountain Road.Parts 2 and 3, the second and third tiers, show scenes of the changing business center, from 1890 to recent years.**Cursor over image will stop movement.
Mrs. James Whiteside (Sue C.) Johnson on an omnibus with sons Foster, A.M., and Tom Johnson, 1909.
Johnson House of St. Elmo
in memory of
WILLIAM JOSEPH BURNETTE
1918 - 2007
