MAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES Chicago: Robert O. Law Company, 1919. November 3,1914 LO GEOGRAPHICAL DATA ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY - Oxford QUADRANGLE NAME VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION STATE _ 11 FORM PREPARED BY NAME / TITLE STREET & NUMBER CITY OR TOWN STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE IS: NATIONAL - criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service.
STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER SIGNATURE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PROPERTY IS INCLUDED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER KEEP ER OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER CHIEF OF REGISTRATION GPO 921-803 513/721-4506 CODE DATE ORGANIZATION TELEPHONE NORTHING 3-31-79 Cincinnati COUNTY Miami Purchase Association Leah Ness UTM NOT VERFIED LOCALX UTM REFERENCES Ohio 812 Dayton Street ZONE EASTING hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the FOR NPS USE ONLY ATTEST. Smith, Ophia D. Old Oxford Houses and the People Who Lived in Them Oxford, Ohio: The Miami University Alumni Association, 1975. The Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office. Number 1,115,493. As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665). I Hoover, John, ed.
ZONE is 420 feet South of the Northeast corner; thence For HCRS use only Item number Glen Ellen, Oxford vicinity, Butler County, Ohio Spencer sold the property to the present owners Mr. and Mrs. George Abell, both Inventory-Nomination Form Continuation sheet Page date entered National Register of Historic Places Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service United States Department of the Interior graduates of Miami University. W. Wylie Spencer, professor and chairman of the philosophy department at Miami #10 Geographical Data-Verbal Boundary Description #8 Significance cont: 50°44'West47feet;thence North 33°22'East 66 feet;thence due North 352 receivedjUN 5 a distance of 376 feet to the place of beginning.
001/2'East15 feet; thence North 10° 27'West 57 feet;thence South 81°05'East FHR-S-300 (11-78) 37° 5 1/2' West 569 feet; thence North 70° 21 1/2' West 78 feet; thence North feet to a concrete monument; thence North 16° 46' East 142 feet; thence South 84° University from 1930-56,bought the property from Llewellym in 1938.In 1966, Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. Patented Nov. 3, 1914. 5 BHEETS-BEEET 1. 102 0 Witnesses. 1,115,493. Llewellyn Bonham. APPLI0ATI0N FILED AUG.4,1910. TRAFFIC RECORDER. Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914 5 SHEETS-SHEET 3. Witnesses. By Robert S. Cark. 1,115,493. Fig.20 TRAFFIC RECORDER. Llewellyn Bonham. 2 Dx Inventor. COM COM COM COM COM COM Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 1, 1910. Patented Nov.
3, 1914 5 SHEETS-SHEET 5. - Uewellyn Bonham. 1,115,493. TRAFFIC RECORDER. witnesses. Fig. P.a.Lar. Fig. 23 Fig.22 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Chio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION TILED ADG.4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914 5 SHEETS-SHEET2. 1,115,493. 104 TRAFFIC RECORDER. witnesses. Llewellyn Bonham. Inventur Fig.5. Fig.19. Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914. 5 SHEETS-SHEET 4. Witnesses, Ilewellyn Bonham. 1,115,493. TRAFFIC RECORDER. Inventor. 124 Fig. 18. 165 133 132 Fig.it. 135 Inventory - REVIEW UNIT CHIEF Send-back _ KEEPER CONTROL HAER Entered TECHNICAL Maps Re-submit Review Photos HISTORIAN State National Register Write-up United States Department of the Interior-Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service BRANCH CHIEF Working Number le.5 80. 1502 Federal Register Entry ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN P.
Reel T/16/80 OTHER OF PROPERTY HUNTING LODGE FARM WHEN? WHEN WAS THE MAIN ENTRANCE MOVED? THESE QUESTIONS MIGHT BEST WERE MADE ARCHITELTURAL MERITS Geographical Data -- Acreage: UTM Reference(s): - PLEASE JUSTIFY ACREAGE CHOSEN he National Register staff, telephone _ - Date: SUBMITTED.
Certification: Bibliography: Branch of Registration Photographic Coverage: Map Coverage: ttached National Register Inventory-Nomination form is being returned to your office for Verbal Boundary Description: tions concerning this nomination may be directed to Statement of Significance: 202-343-6401 fication of the information indicated below.PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM WHEN THE NOMINATION BULLDING, WHAT WASADDED AND WHAT WAS CHANGED ANDWHEN THE CHANGES SINCE "ARCHITEZTURE" ONLY IS CHELKED, STATEMENT SHOUD JUSTIFY ACCEPTHNCE OF SITE WITH REGARD TO ALTERATONS, ADDITIONS, DISCUSSING THEIR Other: - (AS REQUESTED ABOVE UNDER DESCRIPTION) . k you for your attention to the above items. ADDRESSED IN THE NOMINATION EXCEPT IN REFERENCE TO INTERIOR BRICK WALLS WHICH WERE ONCE EXTERIOR. WHAT WAS THE ORIGINAL APPEARANCE: WHAT WAS ADDED AND DOES THE 3.7 ACRES INGUDE ENTIRE PROPERTY?
IF NOT PAULA REED Form No. 10-300 REV. (9/77) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVED JUN 5 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS TYPE ALL ENTRIES -- COMPLETE APPLICABLE SECTIONS AND/OR COMMON STREET & NUMBER - NOT FOR PUBLICATION CITY, TOWN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT NE & Oxford at * VICINITY OF PRESENT USE AGRICULTURE -WORK IN PROGRESS *PRIVATE RESIDENCE PUBLIC ACQUISITION -IN PROCESS - YES: UNRESTRICTED BEING CONSIDERED XNO OWNER OF PROPERTY Mr. George H. Abell LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION REGISTRY OF DEEDS,ETC.
REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS DEPOSITORY FOR 039 1975 017 Hamilton OBJECT Butler DATE ACCESSIBLE UNOCCUPIED CODE LOCATION BOTH DISTRICT HISTORIC RELIGIOUS GOVERNMENT CLASSIFICATION OWNERSHIP COMMERCIAL PARK SCIENTIFIC STATE NAME EDUCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY SITE Butler County Administration Building 45056 8th The Ohio STATUS STRUCTURE COURTHOUSE. GOUNTY DATE ENTERED XBUILDING(S) The Gothic on Bonham Road _ENTERTAINMENT XPRIVATE 5349 Bonham Road 5349 Couiter Road _TRANSPORTATION TITLE FOR NPS USE ONLY SURVEY RECORDS _PUBLIC - MILITARY -MUSEUM The Hunting Lodge Farm, (Glen Ellen) 130 High Street 7 DESCRIPTION XORIGINAL SITE -MOVED DATE DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE The house features a high-pitched, gable roof pierced with four consists of glazed bricks which have a circular, low relief pattern.
The interior of the house features thick brick walls, originally the wood doors, including the double doors between the two living rooms, CONDITION UNEXPOSED EXCELLENT UNALTERED DETERIORATED side interior chimneys. FAIR XGOOD composed of brick with the stretchers exposed. Revival porch.Two round, wooden columns with Tuscan capitals and Fifty-six feet wide by seventy-one feet long, the house is composed CHECK ONE The vertical panels that surround the doors are cherry wood with -continued on attached sheet- The west wing was laid in Flemish bond. The symmetrical porch is located on the southwest elevation.Four material is coursed rubble stone and the brickwork is American bond. square bases support the three-part entablature with dentils.Also pointed gabled dormers, two on the northwest elevation and two on ends and under the cornice of the bay window on the southeast elevation.
front door was located on the southeast elevation. Situated ona wooded hill,The Gothic on Bonham Road is a two-story each column has asquare abacus and two necking grooves. renovations to the house after 1840 was the addition of these four transom and four single pane with a floral pattern, -RUINS The columns, made of trees kitchen. Sloping ceilings, matched floors of ash, and mullioned dormers. surround the door. nine triangular panes. The frontispiece consists of a flat-roofed Greek the southwest elevation.They have triangular upper sashes with the three-part entablature with dentils. of architectural elements of English Gothic and Greek Revival. All the first-story windows have plain slip sills.The lintels are Now the northwest facade has a trabeated doorway.
detailing terminating in brackets.Probably one of Isaac Gere's Two gable ends accent the second story of the northwest most likely used by Henry Orne remains in the fireplace of the original sashes are made of cherry wood and the frames of poplar..The cherry The window surround is wood with compound A single pane windows are found in the four second-story rooms.There are also three of two windows, each having double-hung sashes with two over two lights jib screen door that opens onto the porch.
The floor of the porch from the farm in 1840,were turned in Oxford.The first-story consists AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE -- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW -LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE SCIENCE X ARCHITECTURE COMMUNICATIONS _OTHER (SPECIFY) SPECIFIC DATES BUILDER/ARCHITECT N|A STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE of the house, which are in good condition, retain much of their original and Massachusetts, their former places of residence, may have influenced his daughter, Ellen G. Bonham. Bonham was born in 1830,_in Hamilton County, Ohio, and was raised on a farm. 1700-1799 1400-1499 1500-1599 1600-1699 EDUCATION ENGINEERING ARCHEOLOGY-HISTORIC ART X1800-1899 PERIOD SIGNIFICANCE EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT AGRICULTURE MILITARY LITERATURE picturesque character and feeling.
INDUSTRY _POLITICS/GOVERNMENT chapter occupied quarters and held meetings in the Mansion House.From tinguished by a steep roof pierced with pointed gabled dormers and by four design of the house and its unique features are a _TRANSPORTATION -continued on attached sheet- The three main owners of The Gothic on Bonham Road held prominent positions in 1872,an undivided one-seventh of the land plus the house was given to the only one in Oxford Township designed specifically as a hunting lodge. _SOCIAL/HUMANITARIAN are found in Oxford and Oxford Township. _CONSERVATION Gothic Revival style is atypical of Southwestern Ohio and only a few examples The Gothic on Bonham in significant for its distinctive property to Isaac broadcloth manufacturer from PHILOSOPHY.
members of Alpha Delta first Greek letter fraternity west of the from 1857-59. Lazarus Noble Bonham renamed the house "Glen Ellen"in honor of his wife. -COMMERCE _RELIGION room, two gable ends and porch the southwest elevation),and a New -SCULPTURE _1900- land in 1832 and used the one hundred and six acres as a game preserve, -ECONOMICS -THEATER -MUSIC -LAW PREHISTORIC Before Gere's death lancet windows in the gable ends. The dormers have triangular panes, while in the Oxford community. The lodge was built by Henry Orne, a wealthy chusetts. The following year, Gere added a frame kitchen, bedroom, laundry Normal University in Lebanon, Ohio. He then taught high school in Dayton From INVENTION The house is dis- England picket fence to the originally six room house. the lancet windows have diamond-shaped panes.
Oxford.The plaque states that beginning in 1840,the Miami University 1856-57, Bonham was a professor of Greek and Latin languages at National Alleghenies.A plaque with his name was located on the Mansion House in The interior and exterior the original design of the house and the later additions.The eclectic "The Hunting Lodge Farm,"with Mr.John Brown.In 1839,Orne sold the It was converted about 1840 into a residential home. Bonham was one of the first mainly for wild-turkey hunting._Orne owned the property which he called, product of the ideas and imaginations of the first two Henry Orne 9 MAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES The Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office. Number 1,115,493.
November 3, 1914 LO GEOGRAPHICAL DATA ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY QUADRANGLE NAME - VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION STATE _ 1 FORM PREPARED BY NAME / TITLE STREET & NUMBER CITY OR TOWN 12 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE IS: LOCAL X NATIONAL - As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665).I criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER SIGNATURE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PROPERTY IS INCLUDED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER GPO 921-803 Cincinnati 513/721-4506 CODE ORGANIZATION TELEPHONE NORTHING COUNTY DATE 3-31-79 Miami Purchase Association ATTEST: Oxford Leah Ness Ohio CHIEF OF REGISTRATION 812 Dayton Street UTM REFERENCES ZONE EASTING UTM NOT VERFIED FOR NPS USE ONLY Beginning ata point in the East line,12 feet North ofa concrete KEEPER OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER 3' West along the East line,142 feet;thence South Smith, Ophia D.
Old Oxford Houses and the People Who Lived in Them Oxford, Ohio: The Miami University Alumni Association, 1975. A[1,6l 619,518,4,0 South LIST ALL STATES AND COUNTIES FOR PROPERTIES OVERLAPPING STATE OR COUNTY BOUNDARIES hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the ZONE Chicago: Robert 0. Law Company,1919. which is 420 feet South of the.Northeast corner;thence 14317618501 Continuation sheet Item number 7,8 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio #7 Description #8 Significance in the summer of 1872 and took charge of the farm and house. the cornplanter and riding-plow to the Oxford community and the first to breed pedigreed An Excellent educator, farmer, and journalist, Bonham was identified with many of the important developments of the Oxford community.
recorder, a device for recording railroad passenger traffic. After it was patented in of each trip, the number of cash and ticket passengers, and a summary total of all daughter of R. W. McFarland, the president of Miami University from 1885-88. Page Inventory-Nomination Form With his combined scientific and practical knowledge, Bonham successfully employed National Register of Historic Places date entered Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service was a civil engineer and did much experimental work in mechanics.He invented a traffic The only outbuilding standing is a collapsed and deteriorating two-story carriage sitionof1893,Bonham served as the chairman of the Committee on Agricultural Exhibits. was also a correspondent to the Ohio Farmer and the National Stockman and Farmer. For HCRS use only about one hundred feet southwest of the house.
United States Department of the Interior Around 1885,Bonham was a member of the Commission for building Butler County Court House he was a member of the board of trustees at Miami University.In the Columbian Expo- cornice of the roof.Also a concrete entrance post with a wooden latch is located received JUN 5 (Ulysses S.Grant's the school).Bonham moved to Oxford feet long.It is located about fifty feet southwest of what is now the rear of 1914,the device was used by several leading railroads of the country.It recorded the FHR-8-300 sheep and swine. From 1880-91, Bonham was the agricultural editor of the Cincinnati From 1884-95, he was the Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture.
From 1872-88, financial and mileage statistics of each trip.Llewellyn married Frances S.McFarland, Llewellyn Bonham inherited the property after his father's death in1918.Llewellyn of the school and taught Latin and Moral Science until it closed in 187l-72. Commercial Gazette and the editor of the Poland-China Record.Asa farm journalist, In 1859,he established "Bonham's Female Seminary"in St.Louis.He was principal Item number 8,10 Page 2 Glen Ellen, Oxford vicinity, Butler County, Ohio W. Wylie Spencer, professor and chairman of the philosophy department at Miami #10 Geographical Data-Verbal Boundary Description National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form Continuation sheet Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service University from 1930-56,bought the property from Llewellyn in 1938.In 1966, #8 Significance cont: For HCRS use only graduates of Miami University.
United States Department of the Interior date entered 50°44'West 47 feet;thence North 33°22'East 66 feet;thence due North 352 a distance of 376 feet to the place of beginning. receivedJUN 5 00 1/2' East 15 feet; thence North 10° 27'West 57 feet; thence South 81°05' East FHR-8-300 (11-78) Spencer sold the property to the present owners Mr. and Mrs.
George Abell, both 37° 5 1/2' West 569 feet; thence North 70° 21 1/2' West 78 feet; thence North feet to a concrete monument; thence North 16° 46' East 142 feet; thence South FHR-8-300 (11-78) 7, 10 Butler County, Ohio The original brick hunting lodge, referred to in an 1833 deed as a "dwelling house With the exception of the southeast elevation, this interior building has been Continuation sheet Page received Inventory-Nomination Form year.This notation may refer to the frame additions or possibly to the brick National Register of Historic Places date entered of construction.
densely arranged five bay asymmetrical fenestration that is characterized by small There is little reason to doubt, with the possible exception of the brick bay and Item number Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service two-over-two, the jack arches and wooden slipsills seem to confirm this early date entrance porch, that this complex appeared virtually the same in 1860 as it does now. The main two bay wing at the southwest elevation appears to have been added to the portion that now serves as the front entrance and is depicted in purple on the map. United States Department of the Interior hunting lodge circa 1840.This wing exhibits Flemish bond masonry on the gable ends. duplicates for 1855 indicate anew structure"was built on this property in that "GLEN ELLEN" For HCRS use only #10) The 3.7acres includes the entire parcel as purchased in1966. completely surrounded by later additions.
The exposed southeast facade exhibits a It is not known exactly when the frame additions to the rear were constructed, although three over three windows on the attic story.While the first floor windows are FHR-8-300 (11-78) Butler County, Ohio open porch 15 brick 1 frame - FLEMISH BOND Original hunting lodge, 1½ stories, 1833 Brick and frame additions, c. 1840-1855 Later additions, pre-1914, possibly 1855 1833 received Page Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Continuation sheet date entered Inventory-Nomination Form National Register of Historic Places Item number "GLEN ELLEN" United States Department of the Interior For HCRS use only possibly c. 1855 -operi porcn CRawi 15360 Lrickbay Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED ATG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914. 5 SHEETS-BHEET 1. Witnesses. 1,115,493. Llewellyn Bonham. TRAFFIC RECORDER.
110 105 JUN 5 1980 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. Patented Nov. 3, 1914 5 SHEETS-SHEET 3. COM COM COM COM COM COM Witnesses By Robert S. Cark. 1,115,493. TRAFFIC RECORDER. Llewellyn Bonham. APPLI0ATI0N FILED AUG.4,1910. Fig EXC EXC EXC EXC EXC AXe DAT DAT DAT DAT DAT 2 Dx Inventor. JUN 5 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914 5 SHEETS-SHEET 5. Fig. Fig. 23 P. A. larr. 1,115,493. TRAFFIC RECORDER. witnesses. Lewellyn Bonham. 8, Kuhne. Fig.22. JUN 5 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914 5 SHEET8-SHEET 2. 1,115,493. witnesses, Llewellyn Bonham. Fig. 19. TRAFFIC RECORDER. JUN 5 Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio L. BONHAM. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4, 1910. Patented Nov. 3, 1914. 5 SHEETS-SHEET 4.
Witnesses. Ilewellyn Bonham. 1,115,493. TRAFFIC RECORDER. Inventor. 165 By Robert S. Carr, Fig.lz. 124 Fig.it. Glen Ellen, Oxford Vicinity, Butler County, Ohio NOVEMBER 3, 1914 U. S. PATENT OFFICE end of said wire being secured to a support, and the oppo- a spiral coil, the turns of which are located in said eyes and free to rotate therein to collapse the structure. within the hollow end of said rod. 3. In a collapsible reinforcement for concrete columns, a 4.
In a device of the character described, the combina- ton with a curtain rod having hollow ends, of supporting tively connected to said bars to permit the structure to be brackets therefor, each of said brackets being formed from a single piece of wire bent to form a supporting loop, one extreme end of the wire being formed into an eye for the ture is in extended position to rigidly couple the members reception of a retalning screw, the opposite end of said wire being free, said loop and eye fitting within the bol- low end of said rod and entirely concealed therein. 1,115,491. COLLAPSIBLE REINFORCEMENT FOR turn with the shaft, means for preventing the longitudinal the shaft in its longitudinal movement for alternately en- direction of movement. 2.
The combination-of a shaft journaled in fixed bear- In a collapsible metallic reinforcement for concrete, the Ings, and movable longltudinally, a pair of idle type wheels thereon, an intervening type wheel splined on the shaft, and clutch connections carried by the shaft adjacent to the members of said frames, some of said transverse members 3. A traffic recorder comprising an operating shaft, an idle type wheel thereon, stationary type bars for prevent- ing the longitudinal movement of the wheel, and terminat- York, N. I., assignor to Berbecker & Rowland Man- the longitudinal movement of the shaft for detachably en- gaging the wheel to turn with the shaft into different post- tions of registration with the type bar terminals. 818,850. (CI.
156-22.) Idle type wheel thereon, a similar type wheel splined on the shaft, stationary type bars terminating contiguous to the rim of the wheels and in a line parallel with the shaft, a clutch member movable longitudinally with the shaft for detachably engaging the idle wheel to rotate in unison with the said similar wheel. series of type wheels thereon, a series of stationary type bars interposed between the wheels and terminating on a line parallel with the shaft and flush with the face of the wheels, and means actuated by the longitudinal movement brackets therefor, each of said brackets comprising an arm wheels to turn with the shaft, whereby the characters on the face of the wheels may be differently assembled in the hollow ends of said rod and entirely concealed therein. [Claims 6 to 39 not printed in the Gazette.] port, and the opposite end being free to form a spring arm.
BowEr, Boyertown, Pa. Filed Aug. T, 1909. Serial No. In a controlling device for engines, a cab relay, a traffic brackets therefor, each of said brackets being formed of a power controlling mechanism for the engine, and means together. wheels for rotatively adjusting them separately.
being arranged closely parallel to an adjacent transverse said clips engaging the longitudinal bars when the strue- alternate engagement with the corresponding said idle members having ends loosely encircling the longitudinal collapsed and a spacing ring having clips welded thereto, member and closely confining the encircling ends of the plurality of longitudinal bars, an encircling spiral rota- provided with means for securing the same to a support, combination of separate side frames comprising longitudi- said arms and securing means fitting wholly within the tlon with a curtain rod and supporting brackets therefor, gaging with and turning the respective near wheel to its site end being free to form a spring arm,said loop fitting each ofsaid brackets comprisinga piece of wire bent to Ingin a printing line and clutch mechanism actuated by form a loop,one end of said wire being secured to a sup- movement of the wheels,and clutch members carried by side thereof and forming eyes at one side of said bars and 1,115,493.
TRAFFIC-RECORDER. LLEWELLYN BONHAM, burgh Steel Products Company, Pittsburgh, Pa., a Cor- No. 731,247. (CL. 72- - 76.) wheels thereon, an intervening type wheel arranged outer end ofthe idlewheels and movable thereby into 1. A curtain rod having hollow ends, of supporting kingle plece of wire hent to form a supporting loop, one other members. nal and transverse members welded to each other and line of the bars. TOPHER J. MoGAN,Charleroi, Pa.,assignors to Pitts- operated by the engine and by means of which the de- Substantive Review Fed. Reg. Date: - RETURN Federal Agency: - Recom. / Criteria - see continuation sheet - Nomination returned for: - technical corrections cited below 1. Name Location 3. Classification Present Use Public Acquisition 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 7.
Description _excellent _ unaitered -_ originai site _ ruins _ unexposed ADDRESSED resubmission dates completeness Discipline clarity REJECT owner objection Action: summary paragraph alterations/integrity nomination by person or local government NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES _substantive reasons discussed below National Park Service United States Department of the Interior Category good deterioratod Date Due: Accessible Working No. 6.5.80 -/50 2 tair OH, Butler - sample Check one Condition appeal Reviewer ACCEPT moved boundary selection OK Ownership justification of exception NA other 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data 11. Form Prepared By _netional checked Signed Date completeness context Maps Photographs clarity summary paragraph applicable criteria justification of areas Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet 12.
State Historic Preservation Officer Certification relationship of integrity 8. Significance the resource UMIT Reterences relating significance to -. state State Historic Preservation Officer signature Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to local Specific dates 2. Oxford, Butler County, Ohio 3. Leah Ness 5. Miami Purchase Association 7. Photograph #1 JUN 5 east 1. The Hunting Lodge, 5349 Bonham Road 6. West elevation, looking 4. March, 1979 3. Leah Ness 4. March, 1979 5. Miami Purchase Association 6. North elevation, looking 7. Photograph #2 JUN 5 south 1. The Hunting Lodge, 5349 2. Oxford, Butler County, Ohio Bonham Road 3. Leah Ness 5. Miami Purchase Association 7. Photograph #3 JUN 5 4. March, 1979 6. window detail, north elevation 2. Oxford, Butler County, Ohio Boham Road - The Hunting Lodge, 534! 1980 -1. The Hunting Lodge, 5349 3. Leah Ness 4.
March, 1979 Bonham Road 6. north entrance and portico 2. Oxford, Butler County, Ohio 5. Miami Purchase Association JUN 5 3. Leah Ness 1. Photograph #50f5 JUN 5 Bonham Road 2. Oxford, Butler County, Ohio 6. rear elevation, looking west 1. The Hunting Lodge, 5349 4. March, 1979 (Ylen Ellen) 5. Miami Purchase Association 16/695810/4376850 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY The Hunting Lodge Farm, Glen Ellen 5349 Bonham Road, Oxford, Ohio 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) E JUN 5 Mapped, edited, and published by the Geological Survey NATIONAL ROAD CLASSIFICATION OXFORD, OHIO JUN 5 April 18, 1980 Mr. David Simmons I-71 and 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio Dear Mr. Simmons: 43211 Ohio Historical Preservation Office the house. National Register Manager NATIONAL!
If the nomination of this property is approved for National Register of Historic Places.We feel that the age of the house, its history and the architectural features the more fitting of the twonames that have been given to the National Register, we would be very pleased. We would be happy if our home were to be added to tbe Geqfge H. Abell 3incerely, are such as to give our home a unique place in the history REGISTER Ohio Historical Center I-71& 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 (614) 466-1500 May 28, 1980 Ms. Carol Shull, Acting Keeper JUN 5 Washington, D. C. 20243 Dear Ms. Shull: Garver Barn, Butler County Glen Ellen, Butler County One letter from the owner and Hidlay Cottage, Butler County One letter from owner Rosedale Cottage, Crawford County Root & MeBride-Bradley Building, Cuyahoga Co.
One letter from owner, and infor- Hollencamp House, Greene County Vaughn, Daniel, Homestead, Mahoning County Monroe County Courthouse, Monroe County Newcom House, Montgomery County historic owner, three letters from W434 Enclosures Name Regular Submissions REGISTER NATIONAL RECEIVED Ohio Historic Preservation Office Heritage Conservation & Recreation Service Department of the Interior National Register of Historic Places Enclosed are nineteen new nominations for the National Register.All Pilgrim Presbyterian Church, Hamilton County notification procedures as finally published have been followed and all mation sheet from regional officer of a historic photo a list of the nominations with additional enclosures noted: the regional officer, and a xerox Two letters from a descendant of a have been reviewed and approved by the state review board.
Following is several patent records Broom-Braden Stone House, Guernsey County Ms. Carol Shull May 28, 1980 Page 2 Buckingham-Petty House, Muskingum County Lilienthal Building, Muskingum County St. Mary's Church, Noble County Horsey-Barthelmas Farm, Pickaway County One letter with enclosures from Ohio Department of Transportation Portage Hotel, Summit County Staff comment sheet and Review Board July 18, 1956; Akron Beacon-Journal article, June 30, 1975, and January 16, 1980; The Akron Press article, June 12, June 12, 1912; excerpt from History of JUN 5 Akron 1925; Blueprint of original drawings of hotel; letter from owner's architect with attachment; minutes of the state review board meeting, April 25, 1980; Akron, 3/14/80; comments from the Akron, April 22, 1980; letter from 18, 1980; letter from William Wallace, April 21, 1980; letter from the Akron ment, May 2, 1980 with attachments.
Mackinaw Historic District, Warren County David L. Brook DLB: cw enclosures Sincerely, NATIONAL REGISTER State Historic Preservation Officer Department of Planning and Urban Develop- Summit County Historical Society, April 1912; Akron Beacon-Journal article, from city. Art Institute; letter from the Akron regional officer; letter from mayor of comments; Cleveland Plain Dealer aticle, One letter from owner and one letter The above nomination was approved by a 6 to 5vote of the state reivew board. copy of a telegram from the City of Please let me know if we can provide any additional information. J.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOF HERITAGE CONSERVATION AND RECREATION SERVICE ADDRESS (Tel. No. if needed) 4. DETAILS OF DISCUSSION FHR-8-227 TELEPHONE REPORT June 1978 614-466-1500 David Simmons TIME OF CALL 3. SUBJECT, PROJECT NO.. ETC.
Hunting Lodqe Fanu, Ohio OFFICE DATE NAME OF PERSON PLACING/RECEIVING CALL 2:30 Ms. Carol Shull Department of Interior 440 G Street, N.W. Dear Ms. Shull: Glen Ellen Please let me know if you have any other questions. State Historic Preservation Officer Erie mission. Butler Enclosures New Submission Ohio Historic Preservation Office Historic Places WRL/BP:vb Enclosed is one new National Register nomination and one resubmission.All National Register of Chief of Registration September 1, 1982 Sandusky Multiple Resource Area W. Ray Luce 8 1982) Ohio Historical Center 1-71&17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 (614) 466-1500 RECEIVED County Sincerely,
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