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Form 10-300 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (Rev. 6-72) INVENTORY - NOMINATION FORM ENTRY DATE (Type all entries - complete applicable sections) AND/ OR HISTORIC: (Check One) - In Process - Preservation work PRESENT USE (Check One or More as Appropriate) - Transportation - Comments - Other (Specity) OWNER'S NAME: Mrs. E. E.
Brooker LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE, REGISTRY OF DEEDS, ETC: TITLE OF SURVEY: - Federal DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS: SEP 3 0 1974 035 039 Site STATUS Cuyahoga Religious OWNERSHIP Commercial STATE ACCESSIBLE COUNTY CATEGORY Government REGISTER Entertainment LOCATION Ohio District Cleveland Museum Restricted NATIONAL Park NAME Private Unoccupied Agricultural CLASSIFICATION Both Private Residence Ingleside Road Structure Scientific Yes: CODE Educational Building Being Considered Public Shaker Heights Military Public Acquisition: 1219 Ontario COMMON: Industrial Object Cuyahoga County Building CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES NATIONAL PARK SERVICE OWNER OF PROPERTY STREET AND NUMBER: REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TO THE PUBLIC CITY OR TOWN: FOR NPS USE ONLY DATE OF SURVEY: OCT 2 2, 1974DATE Warren, Moses, House 22 - Charles A.
Vanik ENTRY NUMBER DESCRIPTION - Deteriorated - Unexposed - Unaltered features of the late Colonial style. As it is on its original site, the In the attic the original rafters, roof plates and wide floor boards walls, dormers were added on the roof and a covered stoop at the SEP 3 0 1974 CONDITION 1900. NATIONAL REGISTER Ruins Moved alteration of room partitions.Mantelpieces of the Neo-Colonial revival original mahogany newel post and baluster rail.On the second floor Chagrin Boulevard (Kinsman Road).The north facade has the typical second floor apartment. Additional rearrangements for the functional Original Site north entrance.The paired first story windows were replaced by Fair front stoop were removed. The entrance vestibule on the west was In 1946 another remodeling was undertaken.The dormers and larger single windows. The interior plan was also modified by the were installed.
several of the original four-panel doors remain. faces the street.The main entrance was oriented to the present five-bay division with a central entrance.The doorway is a handsome ation.There is also a remnant of a brick smoke oven in the cellar. example of the late Colonial style.The exterior has much of the on the west elevation, the end chimneys were rebuilt outside the platting of Ingleside Road means that the west elevation of the house use of kitchen and baths were made.
Thus the only original features original horizontal siding.The L-shaped wing at the southwest corner, added.The central hall was closed to provide private access to a can be seen.On the first floor there is a central hall with a fine Good Excellent as well as the main beams 26 feet long.There is a sandstone found- This is a two-story frame house 26 feet by 32 feet with some Around 19oo the house was remodeled.A bay window was added (Check One) DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (if known) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE 27 feet by 15 feet, was built after the main house, but well before The log joists of the first floor are still exposed in the cellar, remaining in the house are those described in the first two paragraphs SIGNIFICANCE PERIOD (Check One or More as Appropriate) - Pre-Columbian: - 20th Century -. Education - Urban Planning Other (Specify) STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE