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Sayre-Troy House, Adams & Jefferson Street, Montgomery

Sayre-Troy House, Adams & Jefferson Street, Montgomery, Montgomery County, AL. Surveyed as HABS ALA,51-MONG,21-, with a 417-word written history.

From the record

“Sayre-Troy House, Adams & Jefferson Street, Montgomery, Montgomery County, AL”

Survey record header. Machine-read text.

Surveyed by the federal HABS program as HABS ALA,51-MONG,21- · the record runs 417 words · one of 36 surveyed structures published for this county.

Sources: the survey record at the Library of Congress

Present Owner

367 words

Source document Quoted word for word from HABS ALA,51-MONG,21-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

Jake Aronov, to present time, Previous Owners; Philemon Sayre. to Florence L. Troy to Florence Hails to Date of Sreotiom; Architect; Unknown. Builder; Phiiemon I. Sayre, Present Condition; State of disintegration; In two rooms were adcL'ed on the western side of the house* Wumber of Stories; One. Materials of Construction; ?he foundations of the house are of brick; floors are of pine boards; anterior walls are of weatnerboarding; interior walls are of plaster over wooden laths; the roof is of metal with standing seams. Other Existing Records: 2here are several photographs of the house owned by different members of the Troy family. m StSCA*** A :.A ALA - 641 Page 2. S!

on -> Additional Data; "The Troy house is one of the nicest examples of the one story frame house that is mow remaining from this period. Differing from the usual bos plan it has long wings on each side. The front porch is trimmed as &8 secondary porches "between the end rooms and the main "body of the house* The roof lines are well proportioned, both on the main body and in the connection with the relation of the wings* The exterior detail is excellent. It has many details typical to the peculiarities of the work of this period. The porch and its columns, the windows and doors are all beautifully executed and excellent in their proportions. The interiors are not unusual in any way. The outhouses are in keeping with the character of the exterior.

Still standing are the old outside kitchen, and other service buildings separated t rom the main house by the back yard* These are brick and are very nice - examples of this type of structure. In my opinion this is the finest one story frame dwelling that now remains in this section. The measured drawings of this house and its details will be an invaluable aid in the 1proper recording of a typical one story southern house, * (Lutz). lurce of Material; Mr* Pfeter Brannon. Department of Archives & History Montgomery, Alabama. Mr. Earl Lutg. Gatoma Street, Montgomery, Alabama. Compiled by; Katherine Floyd, Auburn, Alabama, Daniel Troy. Montgomery, Alabama, Approved; E, Walter Burkhardt, District Officer, HABS. Auburn, Alabama, Date*

In context

Montgomery, Alabama The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town.
Montgomery County, Alabama 73 topographic sheets across the county.
Library of Congress record The original filed report as the survey filed it.

Also surveyed in Montgomery

24 of 35 records shown

The federal surveyors worked through Montgomery building by building. These are the other structures they measured and filed a report on, longest report first.

SheetStructure SurveyReport
Jenkins Brick CompanyHAER AL-18538,973 words
Western Railway of Alabama Montgomery Rail ShopsHAER AL-18633,254 words
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist ChurchHABS AL-99416,585 words
Atlantic Ice & Coal CompanyHAER AL-18814,283 words
Montgomery Powder MagazineHABS AL-102013,878 words
Alabama State CapitolHABS ALA,51-MONG,1-3,236 words
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church ParsonageHABS AL-9971,867 words
Maxwell Air Force BaseHABS ALA,51-MONT,1B-1,634 words
Ben Moore HotelHABS AL-10031,609 words
First White House of the ConfederacyHABS ALA,51-MONG,13-1,264 words
Maxwell Air Force BaseHABS ALA,51-MONG,25-1,155 words
Louisville & Nashville RailroadHAER ALA,51-MONG,23A-766 words
Garrett-Hatchett HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,14-657 words
Seibels-Ball-Lanier HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,17-615 words
Owens-Teague HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,6-609 words
John Murphy HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,3-597 words
Stone-Young-Baggett HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG.V,1-557 words
Oliver-Housman HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,15-500 words
Gilmer-Shorter-Lomax HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,7-488 words
Gerald HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,4-459 words
St. John's Episcopal ChurchHABS ALA,51-MONG,22-456 words
Winter BuildingHABS ALA,51-MONG,2-451 words
Hilliard-Nicrosi-Diffly HouseHABS ALA,51-MONG,18-394 words
Colonel Charles Teed Pollard House (Mansion)HABS ALA,51-MONG,5-392 words

Provenance

  • Written history. Quoted verbatim from HABS ALA,51-MONG,21-. United States federal work, no copyright under 17 U.S.C. 105.
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