MAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES Lawrence COunty Courthouse Records, Ironton, Ohio. National Archives and Records Service, Washington, D.C. U.S. Census Records for Fayette Township, Ironton, Ohio 10 GEOGRAPHICAL DATA ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY less than one VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION LIST ALL STATES AND COUNTIES FOR PROPERTIES OVERLAPPING STATE OR COUNTY BOUNDARIES STATE - 11 FORM PREPARED BY NAME / TITLE Ohiappreservation Office STREET & NUMBER Route 4, Box 436 CITY OR TOWN 12 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION NATIONAL - As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665).1 hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service.
STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER SIGNATURE GPO 892-453 984-5963 ORGANIZATION Historic DATE CODE TELEPHONE COUNTY NORTHING Susan Joy South Point Edited Gretchen Klimoski UTM REFERENCES ZONE EASTING December 1975 and Toledo, 1882. THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE IS FOR NPS USE ONLY Willard, Eugene B A. Standard History of the Hanging Rock Iron Region of Ohio 1916 14,215,117,8,0l ZONE Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FOR NPS USE ONLY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE JUN L 1 1976 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM DATE ENTERED Johnston, William C., House and General Store, Lawrence Co., Ohio GPO 892 RECEIVED CONTINUATION SHEET OCT 22 1976 Sibert, Wilbur Henry. Ohio, 1951.
Johnston, William C., House & General Store Photos - OCT 2 2 1976 HAER OTHER Inventory 6.21.76.3637 KEEPER Entered ARCHEOLOGIST CONTROL Re-submit Maps Send-back TECHNICAL Working Number Review Property HISTORIAN National Register Write-up State ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN Ohio Federal Register Entry BRANCH CHIEF Lawrence United States Department of the Interior National Park Service WAso No.7 12-2-26 REVIEW UNIT CHIEF IN T:2106 - 74 OCT 22 1976 Jahnston No. 1. PROPERTY OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER Form No. 10-301a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- ENCLOSE WITH PHOTOGRAPH Johnston, William C., House and General Store AND/OR COMMON CITY. TOWN VICINITY OF Rt. 4, Box 436 NEGATIVE FILED AT DESCRIBE VIEW. DIRECTION, ETC.
IF DISTRICT, GIVE BUILDING NAME & STREET GPO 892-454 Burlington Lawrence IDENTIFICATION LOCATION COUNTY James Joy HISTORIC STATE Front View PHOTO REFERENCE NAME DATE ENTERED PHOTO CREDIT Ohio PHOTO NO. Old Distribue House FOR NPS USE ONLY RECIEVED JUN 2 1 1976 South Point, Ohio October 1975 DATE OF PHOTO OCT 2 2 1976 - Johnston No.2 PROPERTY OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER OH -3 Form No. 10-301a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM OCT 2 2 1976 DATE ENTERED SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- ENCLOSE WITH PHOTOGRAPH AND/OR COMMON CITY. TOWN VICINITY OF DATE OF PHOTO Rt. 4, Box 436 South Point, Ohio NEGATIVE FILED AT DESCRIBE VIEW. DIRECTION, ETC. IF DISTRICT, GIVE BUILDING NAME & STREET PHOTO NO.
2 GPO 892.454 Lawrence LOCATION HISTORIC COUNTY IDENTIFICATION Burlington, STATE PHOTO REFERENCE James Joy PHOTO CREDIT Old Distribue House NAME Johnston, William C., House and General Store Ohio October 1975 East Side and Front FOR NPS USE ONLY RECIEVED JUN 21 1976 OCT 2 2 1976 PROPERTY OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER No. 3 Johnston No. 3 Form No. 10-301a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM DATE ENTERED TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- ENCLOSE WITH PHOTOGRAPH AND/OR COMMON CITY. TOWN Burlington _VICINITY OF COUNTY Lawrence NEGATIVE FILED AT South Point, Ohio DESCRIBE VIEW. DIRECTION, ETC. IF DISTRICT. GIVE BUILDING NAME & STREET James Joy IDENTIFICATION LOCATION RECIEVED PHOTO CREDIT STATE Ohio PHOTO REFERENCE SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS DATE OF PHOTO NAME PHOTO NO.
Old Distribue House Back and east side. FOR NPS USE ONLY GPO 892-454 HISTORIC Johnston, William C., House and General Store OCT 2 2 1976 PROPERTY OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER Form No. 10-301a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- ENCLOSE WITH PHOTOGRAPH Johnston, William C., House and General Store AND/OR COMMON CITY. TOWN Burlington -VICINITY OF COUNTY Lawrence NEGATIVE FILED AT Rt. 4, Box 436, South Point, Ohio DESCRIBE VIEW. DIRECTION. ETC. IF DISTRICT, GIVE BUILDING NAME & STREET GPO 892-454 1890 LOCATION IDENTIFICATION HISTORIC RECIEVED STATE Ohio PHOTO CREDIT PHOTO REFERENCE South side, 1890. Mary Ward PHOTO NO.
DATE ENTERED SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS Old Distribue House DATE OF PHOTO NAME FOR NPS USE ONLY JUN 2 1 1976 OCT 2 2 1976 Form No. 10-301 (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FOR NPS USE ONLY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVED JUN NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES PROPERTY MAP FORM DATE ENTERED TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- ENCLOSE WITH MAP Johnston, William C., House and General Store AND/OR COMMON CITY. TOWN _VICINITY OF MAP REFERENCE U.S. Geological Survey Map TO BE INCLUDED ON ALL MAPS 1. PROPERTY BOUNDARIES 2. NORTH ARROW 3. UTM REFERENCES INT: 34 64 - 75 Burlington Lawrence LOCATION COUNTY DATE STATE SCALE REQUIREMENTS 1970 1:24,000 SOURCE NAME Old Distribue House HISTORIC Ohio OCT 2 2-1976 SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS CATLETTSBURG, OHIO - W. VA.
CATLETTSBURG QUADRANGLE RIVER DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) House and General Store UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY N3822.5WB230/7.5 WOLFE & KEHOE 8I3 SOUTH THIRD STREET JOHN E. KEHOE IRONTON, OHIO 45638 AREA CODE 614 August 23, 1976 U.S. Department of the Interior Washington, D.C. 20240 Re: Nomination to the National Date of Receipt: June 21, 1976 Register National Park Service assumptions made by the applicant in his statement of significance. There is not sufficient documentation to justify the and near the Burlington area where the above referenced property Keeper of the National Register This letter is to advise you that the undersigned represents TELEPHONE:532- would be more appropriate for nomination.
Dear Gentlemen: Johnston store was used as a stopping point for fleeing Negro slaves National Register for the following reasons: which could be nominated to the National Registry and which would certainly not proof that such is the case. and General Store is located. struck said house in an attempt to negotiate the curve.At the present more accurately reflect the social and economic history of said 1.There is presently sufficient property in Lawrence County. the mere belief by some people throughout Lawrence County that the The subject premises are located on a curved section of Both my clients object to this house being placed on the ATTORNEYS AT LAW expect that structures and locations related to.said industry Mr.Dallas Bradshaw and Mr.
Mike Viglianco, residents who live in iron industry of the United States in the early l8oo's one would Old U.S.Rt.52 and over the years several vehicles have obviously Johnston, William C. House JOHN WOLFE and Benjamin Johnston were in fact connected with the subject property; August 20, 1976 barricades; additionally, the combination of the barricades and If, after a preliminary review, it is the decision that the JEK/fh self-serving reasons. Register of Historic Places. Statement be prepared for the location since the Federal Action The nomination of this house to the National Register of the general appearance of the house and the yard behind it make Very truly yours, mercial expansion by various planning authorities.
it is hereby requested that at that point, an Environmental Impact of Burlington, and would fall within the intent and purview of the Historic Places would be in direct contradiction to the intent and National Environmental Policy Act of l969. a major federal action which would have a significant adverse Keeper of the National Register 4.The individuals who own and reside in the house at this Page Two this particular point in Old Rt.52 a varitable.eyesore. time, Mr. and Mrs. Susan Joy, have nominated the property for of placing this house on the list of historic places would be William C. House and General Store, not be placed on the National John E.
Kehoe time the house is protected by an unsightly array of large steel For the above reasons, my clients request that the Johnston, recommendation found in the "Basic Studies for Lawrence County, Ohio* in which this house is situated is in the industrial heart of the subject house could possibly.qualify for the National prepared by Joseph Kowalski and Associates, May,1972.The area Ohio Valley and the same has been marked for industrial and com- U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (August 1971) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ADDRESS (Tel. No. if needed) Judy Ketchen GPO 897-848 TELEPHONE REPORT CALL 3!00 TIME OF CALL FROM (Name) OFFICE DATE WASO-166 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (August 1971) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE TIME OF CALL ADDRESS (Tel. No. if needed) NAME OF PERSON PLACING/RECEIVING CALL GPO 897-848 OFFICE TELEPHONE REPORT WASO-166 502-584-7193 2:00 Burlngtm.
OH DATE CALL WOLFE & KEHOE ATTORNEYS AT LAW TELEPHONE: 532-7000 JOHN E. KEHOE IRONTON, OHIO 45638 AREA CODE 614 September 10, 1976 National Park Service U. S. Department of the Interior Washington, D.C. 20240 Re: Nomination to the National Dear Ms. Lutz: 1976, a copy of which is attached hereto. I have been requested by my co-counsel, George The appraisal card in the Lawrence County, Ohio, April 20, 1973, and at that time, the same consisted only of a Eleven Thousand Dollars ($11,000.00). price is Forty-Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($42,500.00). I suspect, as I pointed out in Paragraph Four (4) of the enclosed the replacement value and the asking price, is speculative. I Register Auditor's Office indicates that the subject premises were appraised JOHN WOLFE subject home.
Keeper of the National Register The Joys have recently placed the subject house on ago, to forward you certain information regarding the value of the residence on the National Register of Historic Places can amount Reference is hereby made to my letter of August 23, the open market for sale, and I have been informed that the asking conveyance fee paidby the sellers at the time the residence was Hundred Ninety Dollars ($8,l90.00),and the replacement value was to almost a Twenty Thousand between 8I3 SOUTH THIRD STREET Twenty-Two Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($22,750.00). The purchased by James and Susan Joy, indicates a purchase price of vacant house. serving reasons.
Mr.& Mrs.Joy have nominated this property for self The actual appraised value was Eight Thousand One Whether or not the placing of the subject Parker of Louisville, Kentucky, with whom you spoke a few days September 10, 1976 Page -2- do believe, however, that the reasons for which the Joys want Thank you for your cooperation. ohn E. Kehoe Enclosure extreme care. their house on the National Register should be scrutinized with Very truly yours, JEK:mlmc Keeper of the National Register U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (August 1971) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ADDRESS (Tel. No. if needed) GPO 897-848 TELEPHONE REPORT 8:30 WASO-166 TIME OF CALL OFFICE DATE 9.13-76 OCT 1 5 1976 Mx. John E. Kehoe Ixonton, Ohio 45638 Dear Mr.
Kehoe: Johnston House and General Store in Burlington, Ohio, to the National nomination seem based on their misunderstanding of the law, a few affect in any manner, the range of actions any private owner can take 1f Federal finaneing is not involved, and it gives no governmental unit the authority or control over the property, its use, or disposition. As a part of the Federal planning process, listing of a property in the H34-880 general observations may be helpful. a property in the Register ensures the Advisory Council on Historic the historic value of a property must be considered by whatever Federal Preservation the opportunity to review and comment upon any undertaking Attorneys at Law Is not a veto of proposed uses of property.Listing simply means that Listing in the National Register is Federal recognition that a property that facilitates this identification process.
Such identification of our environment does not constitute a taking of property interests. agency controls funds, licenses, or programs affecting the property. require an environmental impact statement. As was pointed out in National Register is not a major Federal action and does not,therefore, "Federal Register,"volume 41, section 60,5903-5904,under the National Wolfe and Kehoe 8i3 South Third Street programs.The National Register program is a central planning tool Even if Federal funds are involved, inclusion in the National Register Thank you for your letter concerning the nomination of the William C. historic resources existing in an area that will be iapacted by their possesses historic values and is worthy of preservation.
Inclusion of property.Listing has no other effect on the property:it does not Environmental Protection Act, all Federal agencies must identify the House and General Store nomination. Dr. Thomas H. Smith Director, The Ohio Historical Society Columbus, Ohio 43211 w/c bcc: Regional Director, Midwest Region w/c FNP : LUTZ:s1e:10-6-76 Enclosure BASIC FILE RETAINED IN 880 references to other pertinent preservation legislation and procedures. Sincerely yours, considered during the review process of the nomination. The motivations includes the Procedures for the Protection of Historic and Cultural Director's Reading File letters will also be taken into consideration. of the property's owmers are not among the criteria considered during bility of the National Register to consider only the significance of We hope this information will be useful to you.Please be assured that the property.
The final decision concerning Tederal actions which may Reeper of the National Register your comments will be carefully considered in the review of the Johnston Interstate 7l at 17th Avenue We are enclosing the "Federal Register"for February 10,1976,which paragraphs one, two, three, and five of your letter will be carefully (Sgd.) William J. Murtagh 1880 w/c affect the property lies with the Federal agency after the Advisory section 60.6(February 10,1976).Factors such as those mentioned in Propertles of the Advisory Coumeil on Historic Preservation and the Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Duty Route 4 Box 49 South Point, Ohio 45680 Mr. Robert F. Burgess Ms. Martha Toppings Route 4 Mr. John P. Snyder Ms. Virginia M. Clarke ? Route 4 Box 537 Mr. Paul D. Smith Mr. Freddy Clark Mr. Ralph Bates Ms. Althaline Alberts Mr. Hershel Vaughn Route 4 Box 306A Mr. John Certis Mr. Charles A.
Dunfee Route w Box 433 Mr. John S. McGuffin Ms. Ethel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunfee Mr. w.M. Smith Burlington, Ohio 45680 Chesapeake, Ohio 45619 Mr. W.W. Malcuw South Point 45680 Mr. Tored Duty Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Snyder Mr. Ray Carey Ms. Nancy Lewis Mr. Hansel H. Martin cc: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harless 681 A Cedar Street Route 4 Box 65-A Mr.William L.P1yes Box 153 Mr. John E. Kehoe Ironton, Ohio 45638 Johnston House and General Store in Burlington, Ohio, to the National I1censed, funded, or executed by a Federal agency which may affect the agency controls funds, licenses, or programs affecting the property. section 60.6 (February 19, 1976).
Factörs such as those mentioned in H34-PR 813 South Third Street Wolfe and Kehoe Even if Federal funds are involved,inclusion in the National Register a property in the Register ensures the Advisory Council on Historic Listing in the National Register is Federal recognition that a property considered during the review process of the nomination. The motivations of the property's owners are not among the criteria considered during The National Register program is a central planning tool that facilitates the historic value of a property must be considered by whatever Federal an environmental impact statement.As was pointed out in Federal The procedures for nominating and the criteria for listing a property is not a veto of proposed uses of property.Listing simply means that does not constitute a taking of property interests.
resources existing in an area that will be impacted by their programs. Attorneys at Law general observations may be helpful. Dear Mr. Kehoe: the authority or control over the property, its use, or disposition. mental Protection Act, all Federal agencies must identify the historic nomination semm based on their misunderstanding of the law, a few paragraphs one, two, three, and five of your letter will be carefully affect in any manner, the range of actions any private owner can take Register is not a major Federal action and does not, therefore, require possesses histörie values and is worthy of preservation. Inclusion of this identification process. Such identification of our environment Preservation the opportunity to revlew and comment upon any undertaking Register of Historic Places.
Because your clients'objections to the if Federal financing is not involved, and it gives no governmental unit property. Listing has no other effect on the property; it does not Thank you for your letter concerning the nomination of the William C. Register, volume 41, section 60, 5903-5904, under the National Environ- bility of the National Register to consider only the significance of Dr. Thomas H. Smith Interstate /1 at 1/th street Columbus, Ohio 43211 w/c Regional Director, Midwest Region w/c FNP: M Lutz:sle:9-9-76 rewritten:ch:retyped:jln:9-24-76 (C Hamm) Enclosure Sincerely yours, references to other pertinent preservation legislation and procedures.
the property.The final decision concerning Federal actions which may Director's Reading File the professional review process.It is the function and the responsi- affect the property lies with the Federal agency after the Advisory includes the Procedures for the Protection of Historic and Cultural Keeper of the National Register letters will also be taken into consideration. Council has commented. Finally, the comments in the submitted xeroxed Director, The Ohi Historical Society that your comments will be carefully considered in the review of the Johnston House and General Store nomination. We are enclosing the "Federal Register"for February 10,1976,which William J.
Murtagh BASIC FILE RETAINED IN 880 Properties" of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the procedures of the National Register of Historic Places as well as We hope this information will be useful to you.Please be assured bcc: United States Department of the Interior NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 Mr. John E. Kehoe Ironton, Ohio 45638 Dear Mr. Kehoe: Johnston House and General Store in Burlington, Ohio, to the National nomination seem based on their misunderstanding of the law, a few licensed, funded, or executed by a Federal agency which may affect the the authority or control over the property, its use, or disposition. Even if Federal funds are involved, inclusion in the National Register is not a veto of proposed uses of property. Listing simply means that agency controls funds, licenses, or programs affecting the property.
Register is not a major Federal action and does not, therefore, require Register," volume 41, section 60, 5903-5904, under the National Environ- mental Protection Act, all Federal agencies must identify the historic paragraphs one, two, three, and five of your letter will be carefully H34-PR Attorneys at Law The National Register program is a central planning tool that facilitates Preservation the opportunity to review and comment upon any undertaking does not constitute a taking of property interests. resources existing in an area that will be impacted by their programs.
The procedures for nominating and the criteria for listing a property a property in the Register ensures the Advisory Council on Historic if Federal financing is not involved, and it gives no governmental unit the historic value of a property must be considered by whatever Federal Wolfe and Kehoe section 60.6 10,1976).Factors such as those mentioned in Thank you for your letter concerning the nomination of the William C. general observations may be helpful. an environmental impact statement.As was pointed out in"Federal affect in any manner, the range of actions any private owner can take 813 South Third Street IN REPLY REFER TO: property. Listing has no other effect on the property; it does not this identification process.
Such identification of our environment In the National Register also may be found in volume 41 "Federal Register," Register of Historic Places.Because your clients'objections to the possesses historic values and is worthy of preservation.Inclusion of Listing in the National Register is Federal recognition that a property William J. Murtagh Enclosure that your comments will be carefully considered in the review of the Johnston House and General Store nomination. Sincerely yours, references to other pertinent preservation legislation and procedures.
Council has commented.Finally, the comments in the submitted xeroxed Properties"of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the Keeper of the National Register affect the property lies with the Federal agency after.the Advisory the professional review process.It is the function and the responsi- procedures of the National Register of Historic Places as well as bility of the National Register to consider only the significance of letters will also be taken into consideration: We are enclosing the "Federal Register"for February 10,1976,which We hope this information will be useful to you. Please be assured includes the "Procedures for the Protection of Historic and Cultural WOLFE & KEHOE ATTORNEYS AT LAW 8I3 SOUTH THIRD STREET JOHN E. KEHOE IRONTON, OHIO 45638 AREA CODE 614 August 23, 1976 U.S. Department of the Interior Washington, D.C.
20240 Re: Nomination to the National Johnston, William C. House Date of Receipt: June 21, 1976 Mr. Dallas Bradshaw and Mr. Mike Viglianco, residents who live in There is not sufficient documentation to justify the Old U.S. Rt. 52 and over the years several vehicles have obviously Register would be more appropriate for nomination. National Park Service Dear Gentlemen: the mere belief by some people throughout Lawrence County that the more accurately reflect the social and economic history of said Keeper of the National Register assumptions made by the applicant in his statement of significance. is located. expect that structures and locations related to said industry National Register for the following reasons: struck said house in an attempt to negotiate the curve. At the present 1.There is presently sufficient property in Lawrence County certainly not proof that such is the case.
Johnston store was used as a stopping point for fleeing Negro slaves Both my clients object to this house being placed on the JOHN WOLFE 3.The subject premises are located ona curved section of iron industry of the United States in the early l8oo's one would and General Store TELEPHONE:532-7O00 This letter is to advise you that the undersigned represents and near the Burlington area where the above referenced property and that tunnels ran from the subject property to the river bank is which could be nominated to the National Registry and which would and Benjamin Johnston were in fact connected with the subject property; August 20, 1976 time the house is protected by an unsightly array of large steel barricades; additionally, the combination of the barricades and time, Mr. and Mrs.
Susan Joy, have nominated the property for If, after a preliminary review, it is the decision that the John E. Kehoe subject house could possibly qualify for the National Register, JEK/fh Register of Historic Places. the general appearance of the house and the yard behind it make Historic Places would be in direct contradiction to the intent and in which this house is situated is in the industrial heart of the it is hereby requested that at that point, an Environmental Impact Statement be prepared for the location since the Federal Action The nomination of this house to the National Register of Keeper of the National Register 4.The individuals who own and reside in the house at this a major federal action which would have a significant adverse For the above reasons, my clients request that the Johnston, National Environmental Policy Act of l969.
of placing this house on the list of historic places would be prepared by Joseph Kowalski and Associates, May,1972.The area Very truly yours, this particular point in old Rt.52a veritable.eyesore. William C. House and General Store, not be placed on the National Page Two of would fall within the intent and purview of the recommendation found in the "Basic Studies for Lawrence County, Ohio" mercial expansion by various planning authorities. INDIVIDUAL RESPONSE (ATTACHED) INFORMATIVE MATERIAL SENT DATE ACTION TAKEN INITIALS THE NATIGNAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES TELEPHONE CALL (ATTACHED) AUG 27 1976 DATE REC'D August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store ADDRESS Places.
United States Department of the Interior any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in National Park Service house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Keeper of the National Register It has been brought to my attention that a certain building from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, ofa coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly their fight against the construction ofa coal tipple about a mile Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. to have it registered.
20240 Nomination of the Johnson, submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. It is my opinion that the reason that the house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such This building was never.of any particular interest to me or 45680 Subject: IND.V.DU L RESPONSE (ATTACHED) DATE ACTION TAKEN INITIALS THE NATIUNAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INFRM TIVE M TEIAL SENT DATE RECD AUG 3 0 1976 TLLEH_NE CALL (ATTACHED) August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 store NAME from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and Places.
Dear Sir: Keeper of the National Register of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly National Park Service United States Department of the Interior their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile It has been brought to my attention that a certain building house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, in Burlington, now belonging to Mr.and Mrs.James been any of the other citizens of Burlington and tomy recollection has Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some 20240 time.
house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge This building was never of any particular interest to me or always been a ramshackle of a house. Two or three years ago the August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store NAME ADDRESS Places.
National Park Service It has been brought to my attention that a certain building United States Department of the Interior industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and Keeper of the National Register submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Dear Sir: Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, in Burlington, now belonging to Mr.and Mrs.
James Joy, has been house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located expansion. of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Two or three years ago the For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs.Joy's always been a ramshackle of a house. 20240 August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, store It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Keeper of the National Register their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile Places.
National Park Service industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Dear Sir: Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in United States Department of the Interior submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. ofa coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly any of the other citizens of Burlington and tomy recollection has Washington, D.C. 20240 Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located expansion. time. years. always been a ramshackle of a house.Two or three years ago the help that situation. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction and Kentucky.
from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Joy's in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs.James Joy, has been to have it registered.It ismy opinion that the reason that the This building was never of any particular interest to me or For some reason the Joys do not want to see August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store NAME Places.
industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile United States Department of the Interior Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Keeper of the National Register of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly This building was never of any particular interest to me or to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic National Park Service right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the Dear Sir: house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located time. years. expansion.
any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object For that reason and for the reason that Mr.and Mrs. Joy's August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store ADDRESS Places.
Dear Sir: industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their It has been brought to my attention that a certain building United States Department of the Interior any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Keeper of the National Register National Park Service Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile ofa coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
James Joy, has been from mines in those three there has been for years and right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic time. house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store Places.
of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly United States Department of the Interior their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Dear Sir: It has been brought to my attention that a certain building any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Keeper of the National Register right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, from mines in those three there has been for years and National Park Service Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is.
Burlington, Ohio, is located to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic 20240 years. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction This building was never.of any particular interest to me or submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store It has been brought to my attention that a certain building any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Places.
Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly National Park Service United States Department of the Interior industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Keeper of the National Register from mines in those three there has been for years and their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. 20240 Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, This building was never of any particular interest to me or expansion. time. years. and Kentucky.
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National Park Service any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such It has been brought to my attention that a certain building their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and 20240 time. years.
of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction expansion.For that reason and for the reason that Mr.and Mrs.Joy's house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object always been a ramshackle of a house.Two or three years ago the This building was never of any particular interest to me or house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge and a half from where their house located August 20, 1976 Washington, D.C. 20240 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, store NAME Places.
Keeper of the National Register of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Dear Sir: any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile National Park Service United States Department of the Interior It has been brought to my attention that a certain building house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, expansion. time.
Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Joy's August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store Places. Keeper of the National Register of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Dear Sir: National Park Service submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. United States Department of the Interior right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, in Burlington, now belonging to Mr.and Mrs.
James Joy, has been to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic their fight against the construction ofa coal tipple about a mile Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, It has been brought to my attention that a certain building 20240 time. years. industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object and Kentucky.
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4 BOx 408 Washington, D.C. 20240 Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, time. expansion. years. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object It is my opinion that the reason that the This building was never.of any particular interest to me or always been a ramshackle of a house. and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge Two or three years ago the For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Joy's 45-680 August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Places.
United States Department of the Interior Dear Sir: their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has house was purchased by Mr. and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. Keeper of the National Register house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic National Park Service right in the center of the industrial valley of Virginia, Washington, D.C. years.
Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, This building was never of any particular interest to me or 20240 NAME house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the and Kentucky. There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Places.
industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Keeper of the National Register any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic National Park Service Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs. James Joy who are now attempting United States Department of the Interior right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been Dear Sir: For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, expansion. time. and Kentucky.
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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service It has been brought to my attention that a certain building industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Dear Sir: their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Keeper of the National Register Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
James Joy, has been For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Washington, D.C. 20240 Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, This building was never of any particular interest to me or NAME expansion. years. to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the and Kentucky. There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge help that situation. submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction always been a ramshackle of a house.Two or three years ago the August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store Places.
It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Keeper of the National Register industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their This building was never of any particular interest to me or house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting United States Department of the Interior to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic Dear Sir: National Park Service their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in any of the other citizensof Burlington and to my recollection has right in the center of the industrial valley of ohio, West Virginia, Washington, D.C. in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly Keeper of the National Register industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile It has been brought to my attention that a certain building to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Dear Sir: Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, time. expansion. years. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction For that reason and for the reason that Mr.and Mrs.
Joy's house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such This building was never of any particular interest to me or Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, store Places.
of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Keeper of the National Register It has been brought to my attention that a certain building National Park Service United States Department of the Interior house was purchased by Mr. and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic Dear Sir: in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, NAME Hansel H. YMartin 20240 time. expansion. years.
from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction This building was never of any particular interest to me or For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs.Joy's and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge Two or three years ago the always been a ramshackle of a house. help that situation. For some reason the Joys do not want to see Joys want this house on the National Register isto help them in August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store Places.
It has been brought to my attention that a certain building industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly United States Department of the Interior National Park Service house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Keeper of the National Register to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in their fight against the construction ofa coal tipple about a mile in Burlington, now belonging to Mr.and Mrs. James Joy, has been Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. Burlington, Ohio, is located Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, 20240 and Kentucky.
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from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and help that situation.For some reason the Joys do not want to see Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in This building was never of any particular interest to me or in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been to have it registered.Itis my opinion that the reason that the and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge August 20, 1976 Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been ADDRESS UZ store industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Places.
United States Department of the Interior Keeper of the National Register National Park Service any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile William C. house and general to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in It has been brought to my attention that a certain building right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located and Kentucky.
There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge expansion. years. Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. This building was never of any particular interest to me or For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs.Joy's house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some store Keeper of the National Register Places.
It has been brought to my attention that a certain building National Park Service of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic United States Department of the Interior industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Dear Sir: right in the center of the industrial valley of Virginia, from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, time. years.
Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in This building was never of any particular interest to meor For that reason and for the reason that Mr.and Mrs.Joy's in now belonging to Mr.and Mrs. James been 45680 August 20, 1976 Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store Places.
from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their house is of no interest to us here in Burlington I strongly object United States Department of the Interior of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile It has been brought to my attention that a certain building Keeper of the National Register National Park Service house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs. James Joy who are now attempting any of the other citizens of Burlington and tomy recollection has William C. house and general Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in submitted by them tobe on the National Register of Historic Places.
right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Dear Sir: Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, time. expansion. years. house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the For that reason and for the reason that Mr.and Mrs.Joy's Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge This building was never of any particular interest to me or always been a ramshackle of a house.Two or three years ago the August 20, 1976 Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store Places.
of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has Keeper of the National Register National Park Service It has been brought to my attention that a certain building United States Department of the Interior their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic William C. house and general Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. 20240 time. and Kentucky.
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United States Department of the Interior any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has National Park Service to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic Keeper of the National Register industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly It has been brought to my attention that a certain building right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, in Burlington, now belonging to Mr.and Mrs.James Joy, has been Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs.James Joy who are now attempting This building was never.of any particular interest to me or their fight against the construction ofa coal tipple about a mile Dear Sir: Washington, D.C.
Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, and a half from where their house is. Burlington, Ohio, is located 20240 NAME years. from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. tohave it registered.It ismy opinion that the reason that the always been a ramshackle of a house. Two or three years ago the August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some ADDRESS Rt. Y store NAME Keeper of the National Register industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their Places.
of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has National Park Service It has been brought to my attention that a certain building United States Department of the Interior submitted by them to be on the National Register of Historic Places. to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs. James Joy who are now attempting right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs.James Joy, has been Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. 20240 expansion. time. their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such and Kentucky.
from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and to have it registered.It is my opinion that the reason that the For that reason and for the reason that Mr. and Mrs. Joy's This building was never of any particular interest to me or There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge August 20, 1976 William C. house and general Filing Date: June 21, 1976 I live in Burlington, Ohio, and have lived here for quite some in Burlington, now belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Joy, has been store United States Department of the Interior Places.
industrial expansion in this area and are attempting to have their of a coal tipple and additional industries in this area would certainly any of the other citizens of Burlington and to my recollection has National Park Service to the placing of their house on the National Register of Historic their fight against the construction of a coal tipple about a mile Joys want this house on the National Register is to help them in Keeper of the National Register from mines in those three states, as there has been for years and Dear Sir: house was purchased by Mr.and Mrs..James Joy who are now attempting right in the center of the industrial valley of Ohio, West Virginia, Washington, D.C. Subject: Nomination of the Johnson, It has been brought to my attention that a certain building 20240 years.
Quite a few of my friends are unemployed and the construction This building was never of any particular interest to me or house placed on the National Register in an effort to stop such and Kentucky.There is a tremendous amount of coal shipped by barge Young, Thomas I., House - Tod Homestead Cemetery Gate Johnston, William C., House and General Hon. John E. Glean, Jr. Hon. J. William Stanton INT: 2950-75 880 Location Burlington STATE Name Lawrence County Mahoning County Preble County Youngstown Eaton vicinity Director Date Entered Licking County Portage County Also Notified Belle Hall Covered Bridge ENTRIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER Regional Director,Midwest Region Croton vicinity State Historic Preservation Officer Christman Covered Bridge The Ohio Historical Society Dr.Thomas H. Smith Hon. John M. Ashbrook Interstate 7l at 17th Avenue Hon. Charles J. Carney Hon. Thomas N.
Kindness OCT 2 2 1976 Colurbus, Ohio 43211 Store Hiram Hon.Clarence E. Miller ) county code: V Old Distribue House (11) CONGRESS. DISTRICT (12) SOURCE Of NOMINATION - deteriorated 1features: Oruins OO NOT INTACT-O Ounexposed - Unknown Ounexcavated EO NOT APPLICABLE - 9 IS PROPERTY A HISTORIC DISTRICT?
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Johnston |IF ADDITIONAL SPACE NEEDED, NUMBER& PUT ON REVERSE 1820 Lawrence Midwest ETHNIC ASSOCIATION CONDITION FEDERAL STATE INSTITUTIONAL: GROUP SETTLEMENT-29 087 PERSONAL: CURRENTLY: ARCHITECTURE-4 SUBSTANTIALLY INTACT-1 artist: COMMERCE-6 landscape architect/garden designer: vicinity of Dexcellent WHEN HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT: historic events: NATIONAL REGISTER DATA SHEET ADMINISTRATOR: LOCAL house URBAN PLANWING-31 if state who prepared form? Coriginal site One of the county's few remaining early structures; No Access Dunaltered GNPS REGION: 3artisan: Dmoved 9-7-76try: SAVED?
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