Nomination for DeYarmon, Joseph L. House

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United States Department of the Interior See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Type all entries-complete applicable sections and or common street & number Southwest corner of Co. 179 and Twp. 273 - not for publication city, town congressional district _ county : State Present Use - unoccupied _ district - public . agriculture _ museum X private _ buiiding(s) - park X structure - work in progress _ private residence .site - in process X yes: restricted . government - being considered - yes: unrestricted - transportation 4.. Owner of Property Mr. & Mrs. James A. Davis - vicinity of courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. 6. Representation in Existing Surveys has this property been determined elegible?

depository for survey records Ohio Istcric Preservation Office 039 1980 code both date Accessible Lakeville yes Millersburg commercial Ownership 17th Category religious entertainment historic Columbus industrial educational other: Ohio Courthouse Square Holmes County Courthouse Public Acquisition 1. Name 5. Location of Legal Description Status received Location 3. Classification National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service date entered _scientific military For HCRS use oniy Lakeville (Washington Twp)X vicinity of JOSEPH L. DeYARMON HOUSE object title Holmes Ohio Historic Inventory Ohio44633 %. Description X excellent X unaltered . original site - moved - fair Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance

Description of the property

of a rusticated stone foundation that can be found on the front and sides, while rubble and south side of the building while an Italianate porch is found on the north side. sash offers height and simplicity. Each bay shares a narrow plain lug sill and ornately lighting fixtures, cherry and walnut woodwork, and The barn burned around 1910 so there are no original out buildings. A garage position of the house and the proximity of the large evergreens, the house is part of its own world. date Condition deteriorated unexposed five transoms constructed of ruby red glass. has been added near the main house and reflects the same color scheme. plumbing, Check one ..ruins -altered hip roof allows 4 large gables to project. Each gable is trimmed with a series of white dentils leading down to the gable end returns.

Inside each gable is a double arch bay that crowns the tier treatment of the windows. Two bay windows are featured on the east The red American brick bond facade is boldly but delicately highlighted with the Italianate by paired brackets.

The use of elongated windows incorporating a one over one single paired brackets suggesting a porch.A ruby red transom occupies the space above the five fireplaces, a walnut and cherry spiral staircase, three original marble corner The DeYarmon House is a 2-1/2 story irregularly shaped brick building constructed sinks, a dumb waiter, basement bake oven, gas lighting system, nonfunctioning lead away while the Conrail line runs but a few hundred yards away - and yet due to the architectural features painted in white.The projecting cornice appears to be supported central door while a segmented semi-circular arch lies above.The interior features Areas of Significance-Check and justify below - prehistoric _ archeology-prehistoric community planning - landscape architecture - - religion - archeology-historic - agriculture _ architecture - 1700-1799 - art - phiiosophy .

industry - politics government other (specify) Statement of

Statement of significance

(in one paragraph) tecture which is well preserved. family was quite self-sufficient as 3 oil wells, a spring and cisterns were part of DeYarmon's property. Since the time of its construction, it is obvious the builder 1600-1699 1878 1400-1499 economics commerce conservation invention communications 1500-1599 engineering humanitarian education Builder/Architect theater science music social literature Specific dates transportation law sculpture Period 1900- Significance in the Loudonville-Lakeville area. Mid 19th century documentation reveals that Joseph DeYarmon owned 20 acres.The military The DeYarmon House is the largest nineteenth century residence extant in the small exploration settlement X 1800-1899 ruby red transoms. Even below the bay Joseph Derarmon was the son of Dr.

Joseph DeYarmon, whose family traveled from window one finds 3 large basement windows ready to accept the early morning light. Pennsylvania to Wooster. After his father's death in 1851, the two sons, Joseph and community of Lakeville. Its great size and elaborate ornamentation distinguish the DeYarmon from other nearby buildings.It is an excellent example of Italianate archi- the property.The main facade faces directly east and each morning the sun'srays 10.

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Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property -Less-than one Quadrangie name Loudonville, Ohio Quadrangle scale 1:24,000 UMT References Zone. Easting List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries .state 11. Form Prepared By Wendy Leigh Barlow organization street & number Ohio 44906 city o: town The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: - national according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service. Siate Historic Preservation Officer signature I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register Keaper of the National Register county Zone date Northing Mansfield code name/title telephone (419) 755-4011 12.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification 1680 University Drive For HCRS use only Chief of Registration Hill, George W., History of Ashland, Ohio; Philadelphia: Williams Bros., 1886, page 292. Lakeville, and is located at the southwest corner of Co. 179 and Twp. 273 and containing one main structure, the Joseph DeYarmon House, and one out building. Nominated area is a 150' by 200' rectangle on a north-south axis. The rectangle abuts the road right-of-ways. The Ohio State University Mansfield Campytfe April 3, 1980 As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89 665),I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National/Register and certify that it has been evaluated Ohio local Major Eibliographical References Interviews with and 1etters from current owner 2,1980).

United States Department of the Interio- Nstional Park Service State, County: Fed. Reg. Date nomination by person or local government 2 - REJECT- Recom. / Criteria - Discipline Date Due: _ see continuation sheet -Nomination returned for: X3. Ciassification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys XZ. Description _ unexposed resubmission photos completeness alterations/integrity Action: owner objection maps Reviewer clarity summary paragraph Property: Federal Agency: Location NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES _substantive reasons discussed below pood EVALUATION / RETURN SHEET De Yarmon. Substantive Review: - NR decision Aiechnical corrections cited below boundary selection ACCEPT appeal Acceseible RETURN3/24/K2 Condition C. Significance the resource justification of exception 10. Geographical Data 11. Form Prepared By X:2.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Phone: 202 272-3504 context checked clarity completeness Photographs applicable criteria Date Other summary paragraph S. Hajor Bibliographical References relationship of integrity Comments for any item may be continued on an ettached sheet Maps Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to relating significance to United States Department of the Interior Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service MAY 4 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Type all entries - complete applicable sections and/or common street & number Southwest corner of Co. 179 and Twp. 273 - not for publication Lakeville (Washington Twp) X vicinity of city, town X state .

county - unoccupied - public - agriculture - museum X building(s) - private -park E structure _ both - work in progress X private residence -religious - in process X yes: restricted -government - yes: unrestricted -industrial _ transportation _ military - other: Mr. & Mrs. James A. Davis - vicinity of courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. has this property been determined elegible? - yes -x no _ local depository for survey records Ohio Histeric Preservation Office 1980 entertainment Columbus Accessible date Category 6. Representation in Existing Surveys code commercial Ownership educational 17th Lakeville 039 site 1. Name Millersburg district historic object Status MAR1982 Ohio scientific Inventory-Nomination Form Location 5. Location of Legal Description Public Acquisition Courthouse Square date entered congressional district 3. Classification 4.

Owner of Property Present Use National Register of Historic Places being considered Holmes County Courthouse For HCRS use only FHR-8-300 (11-78) Ohio 44638 received MAR JOSEPH L. DeYARMON HOUSE federal Holmes 7. Description X excellent .fair Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance The DeYarmon House is a 2-1/2 story irregularly shaped brick building constructed The red American brick bond facade is boldly but delicately highlighted with the Italianate architectural features painted in white. The projecting cornice appears to be supported five fireplaces, a walnut and cherry spiral staircase, three original marble corner sinks, a dumb waiter, basement bake oven, gas lighting system, nonfunctioning lead lighting fixtures, cherry and walnut woodwork, and five transoms constructed of ruby red glass. The barn burned around 1910 so there are no original out buildings.

A garage has been added near the main house and reflects the same color scheme. away while the Conrail line runs but a few hundred yards away - and yet due to the of its own world. Condition plumbing, X original site X unaltered of a rusticated stone foundation that can be found on the front and sides, while rubble hip roof allows 4 large gables to project. Each gable is trimmed with a series of white dentils leading down to the gable end returns. Inside each gable is a double arch bay and south side of the building while an Italianate porch is found on the north side. by paired brackets. The use of elongated windows incorporating a one over one single position of the house and the proximity of the large evergreens, the house is part Check one Areas of Significance-Check and justify below - prehistoric - archeology-historic .sculpture . architecture .

social/ -music X 1800-1899 - politics/government .transportation Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) The DeYarmon House is the largest nineteenth century residence extant in the small community of Lakeville. Its great size and elaborate ornamentation distinguish the DeYarmon from other nearby buildings. It is an excellent example of Italianate archi- tecture which is well preserved. family was quite self-sufficient as 3 oil wells, a spring and cisterns were part of window one finds 3 large basement windows ready to accept the early morning light. Joseph DeYarmon was the son of Dr. Joseph DeYarmon, whose family traveled from in the Loudonville-Lakeville area.

1878 1700-1799 1600-1699 communications 1400-1499 economics philosophy engineering education theater industry humanitarian commerce literature invention art conservation agriculture exploration/settlement 1500-1599 Specific dates law 1900- military 8. Significance - other(specify) _science - archeology-prehistoric community planning _ religion DeYarmon's property. Since the time of its construction, it is obvious the builder filter through the window openings Mid 19th century documentation reveals that Joseph DeYarmon owned 20 acres. The Builder/Architect Period landscape architecture Hill, George W., History of Ashland, Ohio; Philadelphia: Williams Bros., 1886, page 292. Interviews with and letters from current owner (April 2,1980). Acreage of nominated property Less than one Quadrangle scale 1:24,000 UMT References Lakeville, and is located at the southwest corner of Co. 179 and Twp.

273 and containing List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries -State Wendy Leigh Barlow The Ohio State University Mansfield Campoate April 3, 1980 street & number 1680 University Drive city or town Ohio 44906 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89 State Historic Preservation Officer signature I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register Easting county code Northing organization telephone (419) 755-4011 Zone Mansfield date national 10. Geographical Data Attest: 9. Major Bibliographical References Chief of Registration National Register For HCRS use only 11.

Form Prepared By name/title Entered in the Quadrangle name Loudonville, Ohio main structure, the Joseph DeYarmon House, and one out building. Nominated area is a 665), I 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 Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service. GP O 938 835 Ohio Keeper of the National Register United States Department of the interior - RETURN Recom. / Criteria - _ see continuation sheet - technical corrections cited below .substantive reasons discussed below 3. Classification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 7. Description .ruins dates resubmission Name alterations/integrity completeness maps Discipline clarity Reviewer moved 2.

Location Federal Agency: boundary selection owner objection summary paragraph excellent unaltered Date Due: Entered in the .Nomination returned for: photos. NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Ownership National Park Service 3. 3. 82.622 - REJECT_ - sample original site Fed. Reg. Date: nomination by person or local government . deteriorated appeal unexposed Working No. Accesslbie Check one Condrtien justification of excepticn 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data 11. Form Prepared By 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Signed completeness context checked Maps Photographs clarity applicable criteria Date 8. Significance summary paragraph Other justification of areas the resource relating significance to relationship of integrity Quedrangle name _ Phone: 202 272 -3504 Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to netional J.L.

DeYarmon House Lakeville, Ohio W. L. Barlow O.S.U. Mansfield Campus DYH-1 Front, southeast corner-looking west MAR 31982 April 1980 J.L. DeYarmon House Lakeville, Ohio W. L. Barlow April 1980 O.S.U. Mansfield Campus Rear, looking east DYH-2 MAR 31982 * DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 75 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) MAR 3 1982 LOUDONVILLE QUADRANGLE NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION RECEIVED LOUDONVILLE, OHIO STATE OF OHIO 17/403950/4500630 Ohio Historical Center 1-7180* April 1, 1982 Ms. Carol Shull APR 13 1982, Acting Keeper, National Register of Historic Places Department of the Interior 440 G. Street, NTV Dear Ms. Shull: Enclosed are 3 are submissions for the National Register and four review board and all appropriate notification procedures have been Gilbert Row Hamilton .

Ohio State Reformatory Emanuel Lutheran Church Lima Multiple Resource Area DeYarmon, Joseph L., House Shelby Center Historic District Please let me know if you have any questions. W. Ray Luce State Historic Preservation Officer Logan Sincerely, enclosures Richland Shelby WRL/DS:jb Resubmissions: Allen REGISTER Holmes NATIONAL Name County Piatt Castles Washington, D.C. 20240 followed. The new submissions are as follows: RECEIVED NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 IN REPLY REFER TO: MAY 10 1032 The Director of the National Park Service is pleased to inform you that the following properties have been entered in the National Register of Historic Places during the week beginning May 2, and ending May 8, 1982: STATE, County, Vicinity, Name of Property, Address, (date listed) CALIFORNIA, Eresno County, Coalinga, Coalinga Polk Street School, S. 5th and E. Polk Sts.

(5/6/82) CALIFORNIA, Fresno County, Fresno, Maulbridge Apartments, 2344 Tulare St. (5/6/82) CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles County, Pedro, Battery, John Barlow, and Saxton, Fort MacArthur (5/4/82) CONNECTICUT, New Haven County, Hamden vicinity, Farmington Canal Lock No. 13, Brooksvale Ave. (5/6/82) FLORIDA, Jefferson County, Monticello, Denham-Lacy House, 555 Palmer Mill Rd. (5/6/82) FLORIDA, Santa Rosa County, Milton, St. Mary's Episcopal Church and Rectory, 300-301 Oak St. KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Bullock-Clifton House, 1824 Rosedale Ave. (5/6/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Bush, Cornelia, House, 316 Kenwood Dr. (5/6/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Emerson School, 1100 Sylvia Ave. (5/3/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Gordon, Cornelia, House, 308 Kenwood Hill Rd. (5/6/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Norton Company Building, 400 W.

Market St. (5/6/82) 1028 E. Burnett St. (5/6/82) Elkins Rd. (5/3/82) LOUISIANA, St. Landry County, Opelousas, St. Landry Catholic Church, 900 N. Union St. (5/3/82) MARYLAND, Frederick County, Jefferson vicinity, Lewis Mill Complex, 3205 Poffenberger Rd. MASSACHUSETTS, Franklin County, Turner Falls, Turner Falls Historic Distriet, Roughly bounded by CT River, Power Canal, 9th and L Sts. (5/2/82) MASSACHUSETTS, Hampshire County, Ware, Otis Company Mill No. 1, E. Main St. (5/2/82) MASSACHUSETTS, Suffolk County, Boston (Jamaica Plain), Haffenreffer Brewery, Germania St. MISSISSIPPI, Chickasaw County, Houston, Judge Bates House, S. Monroe St.

(5/6/82) MISSISSIPPI, Hinds County, Raymond vicinity, McNair Plantation, SE of Raymond on MS 18 (5/3/82) MISSISSIPPI, Jackson County, Hurley vicinity, DeGroote Folk House, NE of Hurley off MS 613 (5/4/82) United States Department of the Interior (5/2/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Montgomery Street School, 2500-2506 Montgomery St. KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, St. Elizabeth of Hungary Roman Catholic Church, 1024- LOUISIANA, Lincoln County, Ruston vicinity, Calhoun Farmhouse, NE of Ruston on LA 821 (5/3/82) LOUISIANA, Quachita County, West Monroe vicinity, Allen-Barringer House, SW of W Monroe off MISSISSIPPI, Warren County, Vieksburg, Lane, John, House, 905 Crawford St. (5/6/82) MISSISSIPPI, Warren County, Vicksburg, Young-Bradfield House, 913 Crawford St. (5/6/82) NEW YORK, Chemung County, Elmira Heights, Elmira Heights Village Hall, 268 E. 14th St.

(5/6/82) NEW YORK, Erie County, Clarence Center, Eshelman, J., and Company Store, 6000 Goodrich Rd. NEW YORK, Onondaga County, Syracuse, Gillett, William J., House, 515 W. Onondaga St. (5/6/82) NEW YORK, Seneca County, Lodi, Lodi Methodist Church, S. Main and Grove Sts (5/6/82) OHIO, Holmes County, Lakeville vicinity, DeYarmon, Joseph L., House, SR 179 and SR 273 (5/4/82) OHIO, Logan County, West Liberty, Piatt, Abram S., House (Mac-A-Cheek) and Piatt, Donn S., House (Mac-O-Chee), Off OH 287 and OH 275 (5/3/82) SOUTH CAROLINA, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield, East Main Street Historic District MRA), 716 W. Main St. (5/4/82) (Chesterfield MRA), W. Main, Church and Academy Sts. (5/4/82) WISCONSIN, Green County, Monroe, Monroe Commercial District, Roughly bounded by 15th and 18th Aves., 9th and 13th Sts.

(5/6/82) The following properties were also added to the National Register, but were omitted from previous CONNECTICUT, Litehfield County, Winsted Green National Register Historic Distriet, (boundary increase) 86 Main St. (4/29/82) DELAWARE, Kent County, Milford, Lofland, Peter, House (Milford MRA), 417 N. Walnut St. (4/22/82) DELAWARE, Kent County, Milford, Milford New Century Club (Milford MRA), 6 S.Church Ave. St. (4/22/82) DELAWARE, Kent County, Milford, Watson, Gov. William T., Mansion (Milford MRA), 600 N. Walnut DELAWARE, Sussex County, Milford, Carlisle House (Milford MRA), 205 S. Front St. (4/22/82) DELAWARE, Sussex County, Milford, Draper House (Milford MRA), 200 Lakeview Ave. (4/22/82) Multiple Resource Areas are identified by MRA Thematie Resources are identified by TR notices. (Chesterfield MRA), Hursey Dr.,E.

Main and Craig Sts.(5/4/82) SOUTH CAROLINA, Berkeley County, Moneks Corner vieinity, Santee Canal, NE of Moncks Corner VERMONT, Windsor County, North Springfield, Lockwood-Boynton House, 1 School St. (5/4/82) SOUTH CAROLINA, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield, Lueas, Dr. Thomas E., House (Chesterfield (5/5/82)