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1815 Magazine Street (Rear Cottage), Louisville

1815 Magazine Street (Rear Cottage), Louisville, Jefferson County, KY. Surveyed as HABS KY,56-LOUVI,90B-, with a 433-word written history.

From the record

“Magazine Street is significant within the context of the Russell National Register District which was listed in This structure is typical of shotgun houses that were built throughout this particular neighborhood (as well as throughout Louisville) during the late and early centuries.”

Written record, HABS KY,56-LOUVI,90B- survey. Machine-read text.

Surveyed by the federal HABS program as HABS KY,56-LOUVI,90B- · the record runs 433 words · one of 139 surveyed structures published for this county.

Sources: the survey record at the Library of Congress

Significance

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Source document Quoted word for word from HABS KY,56-LOUVI,90B-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

Magazine Street is significant within the context of the Russell National Register District which was listed in This structure is typical of shotgun houses that were built throughout this particular neighborhood (as well as throughout Louisville) during the late and early centuries. Houses with this floor plan were routinely built for the common man as worker housing. A variety of architectural ornamentation reflecting popular Victorian era styles were often applied to shotgun houses. A simplified folk style was among the styles most commonly used in the Russell District. Description: This cottage is located at the northern end of the lot at Magazine Street which also contains a primary residence.

The cottage is a single story simple folk style house with a shotgun floor plan (see attached drawing). It is wood frame with wood siding. The primary facade, oriented toward the rear (north) of the lot, is a two bay arrangement, with the door to the west balanced by a window of similar dimensions to the east. Both are simply trimmed with wood. The roof is front gable with asphalt shingles and a very slight over hang. Alterations to the building after initial construction included a rear shed roofed addition. The construction date of the original structure is c. History: This structure was first rented and occupied by Asa Romines, a laborer. In later years it was rented and occupied by a series of laborers and tradesmen. Source: Caron's Directory of the City of Louisville.

Louisville: Caron Directory Company, Louisville Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission. "National Register File." Louisville, Sanborn Insurance Maos. Sanborn Map Company: Pelham, New York, and Louisville Survey West Report. Preservation Alliance of Louisville and Jefferson County, Louisville, MAGAZINE STREET (Rear Cottage) HABS No. (Page 2)

Written history

80 words

Source document Quoted word for word from HABS KY,56-LOUVI,90B-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

David R. Marchal Joseph & Joseph Architects Louisville, Kentucky May 25, S TREET (Rear Cottage) (Page 3) 24~ :i : ;, - - , L - - - - - .;. ... ( 1 __ J ! ~ f .. - - - -/ I I : '1 i .' : - I !~ i : I I/,. .. , ' i__ MAGAZINE STREET (Rear cottage) HASS No. (Page 4) . I 0 ASSUMED JOSEPH & JOSEPH ARCHITECTS MAY 19,

In context

Louisville, Kentucky The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town.
Jefferson County, Kentucky 129 topographic sheets across the county.
Library of Congress record The original filed report as the survey filed it.

Also surveyed in Louisville

24 of 134 records shown

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

SheetStructure SurveyReport
Russell NeighborhoodHABS KY,56-LOUVI,80-6,596 words
James Russell Lowell Elementary SchoolHABS KY,56-LOUVI,72-6,495 words
Ronald-Brennan HouseHABS KY,56-LOUV1,9-3,774 words
Jefferson County CourthouseHABS KY,56-LOUVI,19-3,518 words
Jacob Johnson HouseHABS KY,56-LOUVI,31-3,276 words
Main StreetHABS KY,56-LOUVI,10-2,971 words
FarmingtonHABS KY,56-LOUVI.V,1-2,779 words
Theophilus Conrad HomeHABS KY,56-LOUVI,21-2,777 words
Louisville Presbyterian Theological SeminaryHABS KY,56-LOUVI,14-2,752 words
Lithgow BuildingHABS KY,56-LOUVI,10H-2,581 words
Cave Hill National CemeteryHALS KY-8-A2,305 words
Zachary Taylor National CemeteryHALS KY-6-A2,261 words
City HallHABS KY,56-LOUVI,16-2,024 words
Rossmore Apartment HouseHABS KY,56-LOUVI,70-1,920 words
Louisville & Nashville RailroadHABS KY,56-LOUVI,23-1,913 words
Cave Hill National CemeteryHALS KY-8-B1,758 words
Atherton BuildingHABS KY,56-LOUVI,28-1,739 words
Republic BuildingHABS KY,56-LOUVI,69-1,637 words
Vienna RestaurantHABS KY,56-LOUVI,24-1,595 words
Kentucky Theater (Commercial Building)HABS KY,56-LOUVI,32-1,592 words
Seelbach HotelHABS KY,56-LOUVI,25-1,591 words
Spring Bank FarmHABS KY,56-LOUVI,7-1,585 words
Loew's TheatreHABS KY,56-LOUVI,17-1,422 words
Bellevoir MansionHABS KY-2751,414 words

Provenance

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