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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Form 10-300 (Rev.
6-72) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE E County INVENTORY - NOMINATION FORM FOR NPS USE ONLY (Type all entries complete applicable sections) JUN 1 8 1975 NAME AND/ OR HISTORIC: 23 - William Minshall (Check One) - - Structure - Preservation work - Comments - Other (Specify) OWNER'S NAME: Box 282 LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE, REGISTRY OF DEEDS, ETC: TITLE OF SURVEY: DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS: 039 035 44146 Bedford LOCATION Cuyahoga Military Entertainment CLASSIFICATION Site Religious Cleveland ACCESSIBLE Transportation Government STATE Unoccupied Educational Private Ohio Private Residence Both District Yes: Restricted Museum CATEGORY Agricultural OWNERSHIP Federal Scientific Industrial CODE Park Being Considered Public STATUS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: COMMON: 1219 Ontario NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES ENTRY DATE Public Acquisition: 729 Broadway DATA SHEET Commercial REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS OWNER OF PROPERTY STREET AND NUMBER: CITY OR TOWN: TO THE PUBLIC Object In Process DATE OF SURVEY: X Building PRESENT USE (Check One or More as Appropriate) REGISTER NATIONAL Bedford Historical Society DATE Cuyahoga County Building ENTRY NUMBER Dunham, Hezekiah, House Local DESCRIPTION X Good - Unexposed - Unaltered This is a two-story brick house in the late Adam style, with CONDITION Deteriorated Excellent of the wing (beyond the cellar foundation) has settled, making a elliptical fanlight and sidelights.Some of the second story windows Ruins There is a full cellar under the entire building except for the time the house is used for rental apartments, but the historical an attached wing of frame construction and late nineteenth century society owner has plans for rehabilitation and public use.
later single pane sash.The porch extending across the front was have original twelve-light sash, but the first story windows have the wing are unfinished logs, but the joists in the brick section construction.The substructure makes it clear that the frame and exterior has been sheathed with asphalt imitation brick. last ten feet of the wing.The cellar walls are of random sandstone brick sections were built at different times.Some of the joists in additions.The five-bay facade has a center entrance with a semi- sidewalk level.The street was widened and lowered in the 1890s, leaving the house perched on its present site. At the present of the wing, where the heavy early framing is visible.The end The one-story wing projecting to the rear (northeast) appears to runs the width of the house.The original stairway has an elegant very irregular floor level.
added after 1872,as were the Italianate brackets under the eaves. Fair pieces remain. From the stair landing a door leads into the attic (Check One) be an older structure to which the brick house was added.Its Original Site The house stands on a narrow lota dozen steps above the - Moved DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (if known) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE two rooms on each floor, but they have been temporarily partitioned for apartments. The fireplaces have been closed, but the mantel- baluster-type post and an unusually low rail. There were originally SIGNIFICANCE PERIOD (Check One or More as Appropriate) - Pre-Columbian! X Urban Planning - Prehistoric - Other (Specify) - Invention STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE