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Form No. 10-300 (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FOR NPS USE ONLY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM DATE ENTERED SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- COMPLETE APPLICABLE SECTIONS Peck, L. W., House AND/OR COMMON STREET & NUMBER NOT FOR PUBLICATION CITY, TOWN PRESENT USE _WORK IN PROGRESS PUBLIC ACQUISITION ENTERTAINMENT IN PROCESS _YES: UNRESTRICTED BEING CONSIDERED OWNER OF PROPERTY LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION REGISTRY OF DEEDS, ETC.
REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS DATA SHEET 007 039 JAN CODE UNOCCUPIED DATE Jefferson COURTHOUSE GOVERNMENT HISTORIC BOTH CLASSIFICATION OBJECT Ashtabula LOCATION ACCESSIBLE STATE EDUCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TITLE RELIGIOUS COUNTY OWNERSHIP PRIVATE STRUCTURE Ohio TRANSPORTATION Carl Koch SITE PARK STATUS MUSEUM INDUSTRIAL PUBLIC CATEGORY West Jefferson Street MILITARY NAME Eagleville Road OTHER: Ashtabula County Courthouse BUILDING(S) _SCIENTIFIC -COMMERCIAL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT X VICINITY OF _FEDERAL STATE COUNTY _LOCAL DISTRICT RECEIVED XPRIVATE RESIDENCE 7 DESCRIPTION DETERIORATED X ALTERED _MOVED DATE. layer of approximately 18 inches of fired brick making the grade level base of the wall. Above this level the walls are made of the unfired or stucco. The underlying brick can be seen in places where the The east facade of the house has three bays.
Originally there was of the hall. Between the two north rooms there is a large archway wooden posts, beams and joists. The interior surfaces of the walls not contain studs, but are made of vertical boards 18 to 24 inches the early twentiethcentury. The east facade was repaired, replastered and painted in 1973-1974. Restoration of the other three elevations is styles. CONDITION UNEXPOSED of cloth or paper, and wallpaper was applied directly to the boards. UNALTERED FAIR vernacular*style with a lengthwise facade, but its construction is highly plaster has deteriorated. *There is no exterior cornice, eaves detail or woodwork which with sliding doors.The interior structure consists of conventional present owner.The present masonry stoop is a modern addition. in width.The joints between the boards were covered with strips planned.The interior is also in the process of restoration.
CHECK ONE XORIGINAL SITE ations are made of random stone irregularly laid.Then there is a XGOOD The east entrance leads to the center stairhall of a typical early are plastered directly on the brick.The interior partition walls do brick.The entire wall surface is covered with a sand and lime plaster set in the wall.Because the wall had begun to deteriorate at the base some sort of stoop, as indicated by a wooden beam with mortise slots There is a full cellar with a dirt floor.The below-grade found- would justify classifying the house as an example of any of the classical This isa large two-story house in the early nineteenth century _EXCELLENT A wooden porch was added on the south end of the house in of the stoop, a previous owner built cement block reinforcements on DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE unusual because the walls are built of unburnt, sun-dried adobe brick.
either side of the door. These have been faced with brick by the. nineteenth century plan. There are two large rooms on either side DATE - RUINS AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE -- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW PREHISTORIC -LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE SCIENCE ECONOMICS SCULPTURE EDUCATION INDUSTRY _OTHER (SPECIFY) INVENTION SPECIFIC DATES STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE