Historic Waterloo

Bauer Apartments, 168 King Street South

This building, now significantly altered, was originally the residence of Conrad Hoffman. It was then the residence of Aloyes Bauer from 1897 until his death in 1925. Bauer founded Bauer Industries in 1888 and was one of Waterloo's most prominent citizens in the early twentieth century. The building was later turned into the Bauer Apartments. In 1966 this building became the home of the St. Louis Parish Credit Union, Waterloo's first credit union, founded on December 4, 1947. A successor credit union still makes its home in a modern addition to the building. Currently threatened with demolition.

Nearby Buildings:

160 King Street South

156 King Street South

171 King Street South

172 King Street South

167 King Street South

22 George Street

15 George Street

External Links:

• 168 King Street South on OpenStreetMap.
• 168 King Street South on Wikimapia.