Nomination for Brownella Cottage and Grace Episcopal Church and Rectory

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United States Department of the Interior received JUL 2 4 1980 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms 1. Name and/or common Bishop Brown House, Grace Episcopal Church & Education Building 2. Location city, town - vicinity of State 3. Classification _ district - public X occupied . agriculture _ museum -x building(s) x private _ commercial - park _ structure - work in progress . educational - private residence X religious _ object - in process - yes: unrestricted - government - scientific - being considered - transportation - military X other: house vacant 4. Owner of Property street & number 126 South Market Street S. Union & Walnut St. Galion, Ohio 44833 5. Location of Legal Description courthouse, registry of deeds, etc.

street & number Ohio 44820 - yes x no depository for survey records Heidelberg College Historic Preservation Office 039 Accessible Category county entertainment both Galion code Bucyrus industrial site Ownership historic Crawford Public Acquisition date entered Status Crawford County Courthouse Ohio Inventory-Nomination Form 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Type all entries-complete applicable sections Present Use Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service March 1979 National Register of Historic Places Brownella Cottage & Grace Episcopal Church & Rectory 1l2 East Market Street has this property been determined elegible? For HCRS use only FHR8-300 (11-78) - local Tiffin not for publication William M. Brown Estate M.Petri) & Grace Episcopal Church X original site .fair (church & rectory) Cottage, Bishop Brown's study (originally St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church), the Brownella Walnut Street.

There are many trees on the Brownella lot, and the lot is enclosed by a Below this balcony, also on the west side, is a wood balustrade at the second-floor level, To break the monotony of the stretcher bond brick pattern, decorative iron rods found at regular intervals over the surface of the building, appearing as black dots on shingles as siding, as does the central bay on the east side, which has a gable roof and jecting bay; this has a pattern resembling sand dollars, with an elliptical design in the The front entrance of the house is through the wood porch on the east side of Window treatment on the house is also highly varied, both in window placement and most first- and second-story windows seem to follow this pattern, as do those in the facade also has three stepped windows, each with a multi-light transom; these are the There are two additional porches on the north side, identical in design to the floor rooms surrounding a central entryway.

Woodwork throughout the house is in oak, walnut, rough plaster, with designs painted on the plaster, including sand dollars in the Condition unexposed ruins Check one 7. Description center.It is the only place any cornice treatment is used on the building. and cherry, and most rooms have wainscoting.The interior wall treatment is usually the house; this has a recessed window. windows on the staircase to the second floor.Below them is a fixed sash window with one wrought iron fence. corner of Walnut and Union Streets in Galion; the enclosed sketch map shows the relation- the building has this same shingle treatment between the stories; the tower has a tent roof.

Still another textured decorative treatment is found on the cornice of the central pro- on the northeast corner of Walnut and Union, with the rectory just east of the church on and in type of window used.The predominant type is double-hung 1/l with wood surrounds, light surrounded by many small ones. pent roof coming out of the main roof; the door is to the north, and several windows look out onto the balcony.A small shed-roofed dormer is on the south side of the back wing of stone foundation and acellar under part of the house. The shingle roof was replaced in Xexcellent the kitchen and back hallway for the house. . deteriorated X unaltered X altered X moved date 1893 the east or north side; if seen from the south side, it is a saltbox roof. The back balcony, built up from the shingles of the roof and topped by a small wood balustrade.

The enclosed floor plans for the building show the room layout, with most first- - good carriage house, Grace Episcopal Church, and the Grace Episcopal Church rectory. The the building.This one-story glass-enclosed porch has a shed roof with a brick foundation. The window in the east projecting gable is 12/12 with its own shed roof hood. The east main porch except for their flat roofs topped by wood balustrades. These are located off The Brownella Cottage-Grace Episcopal Church complex consists of Brownella the photographs. indicating another balcony that runs part way along the west side and is protected bya The north and south gable ends of the main roof have imbricated wood are used throughout the building.These are in the shape of maltese crosses and are multi-light windows with semi-circular brick arches, one facing south and two facing west.

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Brownella Cottage and related buildings are located on a large lot at the northwest Brownella Cottage is a 2l-story brick building in stretcher bond.There isa Form No. 10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVED JUL 2 4 1980 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM CONTINUATION SHEET fireplaces (actually 4 fireplaces back-to-back on two chimneys), hot water heat, gas and The interior has a brick fireplace, hot water heat, a half bath, softwood floors, and a south side of the building, with a partial brick wall below the windows; this also has a in 1893 to its present location, a brick and stone foundation was added along with 12 PAGE The house, study, and carriage house are connected by glass enclosed walkways picture of William Jennings Bryan hangs on the wall of the storage area.

windows have stone lug sills and plain stone lintels.A small multi-light window in the and another has a carving of a dog and cat chasing each other on the back. a glass-enclosed porch similar in design to the walkway; this is connected to the walkway. Brownella Cottage-Grace Episcopal Church County) on the south side.A projecting one-story section on the east side of the building has Bishop Brown's study was built as St.Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in 1866. first floor is a storage area for hundreds of copies of the bishop's publications.A electric lighting,3 full bathrooms,3 gables and2 dormers,and 1l rooms with softwood According to the insurance survey for the house 1925),the house had two FOR NPS USE ONLY DATE ENTERED line the living room on the domed part of the ceiling above the picture rail. ITEM NUMBER Brownella was constructed about 15 years later.

This is a small l-story brick building in wood balustrade around its flat roof, and it is similar to the porch area on the north side Until 1979, when restoration efforts started, the house was virtually untouched after Brown's death. Although a few pieces of furniture had been removed over the years, that have cement block foundations, which look like ashlar stone. The flat roofs are with several doors to allow access into the walkway from the outside. The walkway section common bond with a gable shingle roof and interior brick chimney. The double-hung 1/1 south gable end has a shed-roof hood. There is a 1-story wood frame section with shingle siding and several small windows on the south side of the building. The north side has shaped lights. The doors of the carriage house also have diamond-shaped lights.

A flat roof over the entry area on the east side has a wood balustrade matching that on the walkways, and this is an extension of the walkway. There is an enclosed porch area on the Grace Episcopal Church was originally a wood frame building. When it was moved between the main walkway to the study and the carriage house is not enclosed. pitched shingle hip roof has several hip dormers on the east side and a large gable dormer It was used as the church until 1873 and seems to have been vacant from that date until topped by wood balustrades. her death in 1959,as she continued to send out the bishop's publications after his death. style furniture.One of the chairs has a carving of a man in a nightcap on the back, on first floor and 5 on second).

Form No.10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SEP 271980 INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM CONTINUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER 7 PAGE 2 Grace Episcopal Church Rectory is a two-story wood frame building that was Brownella Cottage-Grace Episcopal Church County) and one opening onto the porch roof on the second floor.A new and larger porch replaced Paper was removed from the walls of the church, and the ceilings and walls were ornately location in 1893 when the church was moved.A two-story addition was put on at that time used at appropriate seasons.A new pipe organ was installed in 196l. DATE ENTERED FOR NPS USE ONLY dows are primarily double-hung 1/l with flat brick arches and lug sills;there are not (Kev. 10-74) to provide a large kitchen and pantry, two chambers, and a laundry basement.

The house There are three doors on the south side, two on the first floor shingle roof and bargeboard on the gable ends, over the entry, and on the gable roof over the organ chamber (which projects out of the south wall). The stained glass windows have hipped shingled roof with a monitor. The building was moved east of its original was given a full basement with a brick and stone foundation when it was moved. The win- 6/6 with flat brick arches and lug sills. There is a recessed doorway on the west end of windows in the monitor. brick gothic arches and lug sills.The brick veneer is laid in a stretcher-bond pattern. The altar ison the east wall.Electric lightsreplaced the gas lightsin the 1910s.

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Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below - prehistoric landscape architecture X_ religion . literature - sculpture .

military .social/ X 1800-1899 - theater - politics/government _ transportation _ other (specify) the Protestant Episcopal Church, and as Bishop of Arkansas from 189Q-1912 to his interest in Marxism, socialism, and Communism in the 1910s and authorship of Communism and Bradford, the niece and adopted daughter of Brown's benefactoress, reflecting the Bradford cottages being built through New England by architects like McKim, Mead, and White or use of different materials and textures, and irregular massing, but it is not a pure example house, and study interconnected by glass-enclosed walkways, adds to the suburban setting of 1700-1799 commerce Builder/Architect conservation communications Period engineering humanitarian industry invention music Specific dates law his because of its architecture and because of its associations with Bishop William Montgomery 1900- Denver and Cleveland, but this section was enlarged and covered with brick veneer after it exploration/settlement_xphilosophy 1873.Grace Episcopal Church began as a missionary congregation in October 1867 under Rev.

While awaiting the final verdict on his deposition as Bishop in October 1925,he had himself The Brownella Cottage-Grace Episcopal Church & Rectory complex is significant Architecturally, the cottage complex and carriage house) is important as an example they did not believe in a strict interpretation of the Bible any more than he then did. unlike any other house of its period in Galion, and it is clear that no expense was spared wealth and high style of the 1880s architecture in the United States.The house is totally Christianism (i920) dramatically increased and challenged his influence in the church, in 1893 when the church was moved, again with funds from Brown; it was enlarged to become a education ordained as Bishop in the Old Catholic Church in his study (originally St.

Joseph's Brown felt his real ministry began at age 7l when he started lecturing to the working class and leading to his heresy trial in 1924-1925,where he tried to prove to his fellow Bishops that he left money in his will to keep his publications in print and to further the work of the was designed by the firm of Lloyd and Pearce of Detroit, who later built large cathedrals in Galion and was built in 1866;it served as the church until the third building was erected in Statement of Significance

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(in one paragraph) Roman Catholic Church) in Galion, thus enabling him to retain the title of "Bishop." _economics -science - archeology-prehistoric community planning .archeology-historic history of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the twentieth century, for he was, according death in 1937, except for the years in Arkansas. Paid for by Mary Scranton Bradford, the the complex, which is just a few blocks from downtown Galion and one block south of a major Church from 1883-1891, as author of The Church for Americans (1895) to explain the beliefs of wealthy philanthropist of Cleveland, the house was built for Brown and his wife, Ella Scranton in its construction. Unfortunately, no architect's name has been attached to the house. was moved.

The 1859 Italianate frame house that used to sit on the church lot was moved east 1400-1499 1600-1699 1500-1599 Xarchitecture The original section of the building Brown's conversion from the orthodox Episcopal priesthood as a missionary to Grace Episcopal rectory in the 1890s and given a brick veneer in the 1900s.Finally, the buildings are related of late nineteenth-century architecture unique to Galion but similar to the large suburban Brown, one of the most fascinating individuals in Galion's history and probably in the writing a variety of books until his death in 1937.To further his dream to Banish Gods from the Skies and Capitalism from the Earth" the subtitle of Communism and Christianism, -agriculture Reformation,and the first of any creed in America tobe deposed for heretical teachings." tohis obituary,"the first Bishop ofhis communion tobe tried for heresy since the the Brownella lot in 1893 with funds given by Brown.

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Major Bibliographical References Day Company, Galion Inquirer. 1 November 1937. 10. Geographical Data List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries - state 11. Form Prepared By telephone (Howe) 419-448-2804 city or town Galion, Ohio 44833 The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: State Historic Preservation Officer signature I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register county Easting Northing code date Galion Zone local name/title Xnational Chief of Registration organization Galion Historic Preservation Group Quadrangle name 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Heidelberg College Verbal boundary description and justification and Barb Howe/Regional Preservation Officer Brown's will on file at Crawford County Courthouse.

date 19 February 1980 according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service. The National Cyclopedia of American Biography.New York:James T.White& Co.,1930. Keeper of the National Register For HCRS use only Ruadrangle scale - 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated Attest COuk GPO 938 835 As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89 1:24000 Keith Flory Acreage of nominated property C.

2 acres UMT References ACREAGE NOT VERIFIED The nominated property consists of outlot 384 and inlot 293 in Galion.Outlot 384 is the (center point) received JUL 2 4 19BU Page 1 place in a small rural community like Galion, the Bishop was apparently well liked in the city, and his lengthy will included many bequests and instructions to his trustees, including Arkansas, he published The Crucial Race Question (1907) to reflect his "Arkansas Plan" for including blacks in the church, and The Level Plan for Church Union (1910), which grew out of not saying what he had been taught to preach against, he quickly converted to a believer in was popular with neither Communists or Christians until itewas translated into Russian, and the After the trial, Brown established the Bradford-Brown Publishing Co.

in Galion, The house has been almost untouched since Brown's death, although restoration work for this purpose. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Inventory-Nomination Form date entered pamphlets still stored in the carriage house and study.His secretary kept his writings in as a missionary and Archdeacon.

Tsarist-oriented Russian clergy pressured the American House of Bishops to examine Brown.The Fundamentalist-Modernist quarrel shaking the Protestant church in the 1920s.In his National Register of Historic Places the title"Archdeacon";he was apparently very successful at establishing or reviving churches He was bound out to work for neighboring farmers until age 2l when he received his first United States Department of the Interior Darwin and started questioning the literal beliefs in the Bible advocated by his fellow funds to support a hospital or home for the aged in Galion and bequests to his alma mater, Ohio.Hemoved to Galion asa missionary in charge of Grace Mission (later Grace Epsicopal on in downtown Cleveland. He was elected bishop-coadjutator of Arkansas in 1897 and became diocesan of This revelation.

in thinking led him to write Communism and Christianism in 1920,a book that circulation until her death in 1959. "in the battle against orthodoxy.""All I could do was to spill the beans,and I spilled J.Pierpont Morgan's attempt to promote church union by giving the House of Bishops $50,000 FHR-8-300 (11-78) For HCRS use only autobiography, My Heresy (1926), he noted that he never considered himself a great intellectual Times attest to the fact that he did, indeed, spill the beans "all over the place." Brown was born Spetmber 4, 1855 near Orville, Ohio and was a Civil War orphan. formal education. Four years later, he "came under the influence" of Mary Scranton Bradford, an Episcopalian because of her and decided to become a priest, studying at Kenyon College in to agree with him.

During the war, he first learned about the economic causes of war through While taught as a priest to denounce Darwin, Brown never read Darwin until his Bishops. As a Civil War orphan, he was opposed to World War I but could find only one Bishop he wrote to the letter writer asking what she meant. Capital, he later said, gave him his received through his mother-in-law's estate for the use of the land the Terminal Tower now sits Christian Supernaturalism (1928, Vol. I, The Trial and 1929, Vol. II, Science), and additional is now beginning, and the estate is concerned about the future of the buildings.

Bishops tried to have him declared crazy to dismiss the issue but eventually tried him for a letter to the editor in a newspaper, prompting him to discover Marx for the first time when Kenyon College.The extensive coverage given his trial, funeral, and will in the New York operating out of his study. His other publications included The Fascist and Communist a wealthy Cleveland Episcopalian who assisted young men in obtaining an education.He became them all over the plac,"he said.While such a colorful controversial figure is hard to Crisis of the World and the Church Bankruptcy of built.In 189l he became head of all missionary work in Ohio and was the first to be given Page 1 November 1937, 26 November 1937. Printing Company, 1976.

date entered Additional bibliographic citations: Inventory-Nomination Form Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service National Register of Historic Places United States Department of the Interior For HCRS use only FHR-8-300 (11-78) Item number 9 Boston: Moses King Corporation, 1889. Continuation sheet Brownella Cottage complex 1925 Reappraisal of Crawford County City Lots and Buildings by Crawford County Auditor New York Times,13 February 1924,14 February 1924,18 February 1924,22 February 1924,26 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR HERITAGE CONSERVATION AND RECREATION SERVICE RECEIVEDIUL 2 4 1980 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM CONTINUATION SHEET Closet FHR-8-300A (11/78) House keepers DATE ENTERED ITEM NUMBER FOR HCRS USE ONLY Bed Room estairs Bat SEP271980 Stars Hall JUL 2 4 1980 Form No. 10-300a (Hev.

10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVEDJUL 2 4 1980 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM ITEM NUMBER Sketch Map Cottage First Floor ment stairs Dining Room Tower PAGE Bath Foot Living Room CONTINUATION SHEET DATE ENTERED FOR NPS USE ONLY Parlor Porch closet Freplaces SEP 2T 1980 Front Door Entry Hall Library Entrance Base JUL 2 4 1980 Form No. 10-300a (Hev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVED JUL 2 4 1980 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM CONTINUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER DATE ENTERED FOR NPS USE ONLY SEP 27 1980 PAGE Sketh Map PAGE JUL 2 4 1980 ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN P.

Red 9/26/30 OTHER Inventory - Entered SEP 27 1980 KEEPER ARCHEOLOGIST Send-back Maps TECHNICAL HISTORIAN HAER Property CONTROL Photos Re-submit Review BRANCH CHIEF National Register Write-up United States Department of the Interior-Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Federal Register Entry REVIEW UNIT CHIEF 2.3.81 Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 September 1979 JUL 2 4 1980 northwest Keith Flory Ohio Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Ohio Historic Preservation Office Photo number Walnut & S. Union St., Galion, OH (Crawford Co South and east sides of cottage; camera facing Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S.

Union & Walnut St,, Galion , Ohio JUL 2 4 1980 southwest SEP271980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Ohio Historic Preservation Office Ohio September 1979 Keith Flory East and north sides of bldg.; camera facing Photo number 2// 9 Brownella Cottage Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S. Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio JUL 2 4 1980 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Keith Flory September 1979 Ohio Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, West side of building; camera facing east Photo number 3//9 Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 September 1979 Photo number 4 /14 Keith Flory Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, southeast Ohio Ohio Historic Preservation Office North & west sides of bldg.; camera facing S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio Brownella Cottage(Crawford County) Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 September 1979 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Photo number 51 facing west Ohio Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Gable decoration on main (east) facade; camera Keith Flory Brownella Cottage (Crawford County) Regional Office: Heidelberg College Brownella Cottage /Crawford County) JUL 2 4 1980 Keith Flory Ohio Historic Preservation Office Main stairway on east side of house; camera September 1979 facing east Ohio Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion: Ohio Pho to number 6//4 SEP271980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1990 1ooking west Photo number 1//4 SEP 27 1980 Ohio Historic Preservation Office January 1980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Ohio Kenneth Petri Fireplace in music room on lst floor; camera Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S. Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio 'JUL 2 4 1980 1ooking west Ohio January 1980 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Kenneth Petri Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Fireplace in living room on lst floor; camera Photo number 8 / /9 Regional office: Heidelberg College Crawford County) Brownella Cottage Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S.

Union & Walnut Streets, Galion, Ohio JUL 2 4 1980 Photo number 9//g County) camera facing southwest Kenneth Petri January 1980 St. Joseph's Church (Brownella Cottage, Crawford Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin East & north sides of church (Brown's study); Church Rectory SEP 271980 Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 Photo number 10//9 Keith Flory County) Ohio Historic Preservation Office St. Joseph's Church (Brownella Cottage, Crawford camera facing northeast September 1979 Heidelberg College Preservation Office West & south sides of church (Brown's study); Church" Rectory SEP 2T 1980 S. Union & Walnut St., Galion, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion JUL 2 4 1980h10 Fireplace in church (Brown's study); camera Phoo number 11//9 SEP 2T 1980 facing south County) Kenneth Petri January 1980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin St. Joseph's Church (Brownella Cottage, Crawford Regional office: Heidelberg College Ohio Historic Preservation Office Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 S. Union & Walnut Streets, Galion JUL 2 4 1980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin carriage house (center), & cottage (right); SEP 27 1980 September 1979 Brownella Cottage Complex (Crawford County) camera facing northwest Keith Flory Ohio Glass walkways connecting study (far left, Ohio Historic Preservation Office Photo number 12 Regional Office: Heidelberg College S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion, Ohio Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin facing northwest Keith Flory September 1979 South & east sides of carriage house; camera Ohio Historic Preservation Office Brownella Cottage Carriage House Co.) Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 SEP271980 Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 SEP 27 1980 September 1979 Grace Episcopal Church (Brownella Cottage, Crawford County) Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin, Photo number 14// 9 Keith Flory South side of church; camera facing north Ohio Historic Preservation Office Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 Photo number 15// 9 facing northwest Ohio Historic Preservation Office Crawford County) Keith Flory Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin September 1979 East end of church area); camera SEP 271980 S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio Grace Epsicopal Church (Brownella Cottage, Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 west Grace Epsicopal Church (Brownella Cottage, Keith Flory September 1979 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin Crawford County) S. Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio Photo number 16 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 JUL 2 4 1980 Grace Episcopal Church (Brownella Cottage, southeast Keith Flory Photo number Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin Crawford County) September 1979 North & west sides of church; camera facing SEP 2T 1980 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Regional Office: Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Cottage, Crawford County) S.

Union & Walnut St., Galion , Ohio JUL 2 4 1980 Heidelberg College Preservation Office, Tiffin northeast Ohio Historic Preservation Office Keith Flory Photo number 18//9 September 1979 West & south sides of rectory; camera facing Grace Epsicopal Church Rectory (Brownella SEP 27 1980 Regional Office: Heidelberg College Walnut Street, Galion, Ohio (Crawford County) JUL 2 4 1980 Tiffin, Ohio southwest September 1979 Keith Flory East and north sides of rectory; camera facing Historic Preservation Office, Heidelberg College: Photo number Ohio Historic Preservation Officei DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GALION QUADRANGLE GALION, OHIO 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY STATE OF OHIO Sidney MeClelland, Harry S., House Bossler, Marcus, House Dayton Fire Station No.

14 271980 Location STATE Dayton Zanesville Name Crawford County West Carrollton Montgomery County Bucyrus Mansoleum Bucyrus Date Entered Adena Court Apartments Muskingum County Sidney Courthouse Square Historic District Church and Rectory Browmella Cottage and Grace Episcopal ENTRIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER Shelby County Also Notified For further information, please call the National Register at (202)343-6401. Schuter Carpenter Shop and House Calion OHIO STATE OHIO SEP 27 1980 Honorable John H. Glenn, Jr. Mr. David Brook Honorable Clarence E. Miller Honorable Tony P. Hall Colunbus, Ohio 43211 10-15-80 - For further information, please call the National Register at (202)343-6401. Byers Location Name Hostetter Inn Akron Date Entered Lisbon vicinity Honorable Tennyson Guyer Honorable Douglas Applegate Honorable John F.

Seiberling ENTRIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER State Historic Preservation Officer Akron Rural Cemetery Buildings Honorable John M. Ashbrook The Ohio Historical Society Also Notified Honorable Howard M. Metzenbaum Interstate 7l at 17th Avenue Summit County Columbiana County OHIO