Nomination for Johnston-Crossland House

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received FEB 1 0 1982 MAR 1 5 1982 1. Name JOHNSTON-CROSSLAND HOUSE and/or common N. Seventh Street street & number - not for publication - vicinity of city, town _ state .county - .district - public - unoccupied - agriculture - museum X building(s) X private - park _ both - work in progress X private residence _ site _entertainment - yes: restricted - government . scientific X yes: unrestricted - military 4. Owner of Property Colin G. Binkley c/o Dick Love Real Estate, 1933 Maple Avenue courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. state Ohio, 43701 has this property been determined elegible?

- yes X no _ federal - local 1978 039 Location 119 Category Accessible transportation date code structure educational Ohio object Zanesville commercial Status Ownership historic religious other: Public Acquisition title date entered being considered Columbus Muskingum Inventory-Nomination Form Ohio Historic Center Ohio Historic Inventory Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service 5. Location of Legal Description Present Use Renotification/8o Amendments 6. Representation in Existing Surveys industrial Fourth and Main Streets National Register of Historic Places 3. Classification Muskingum County Court House Type all entries-complete applicable sections depository for survey records See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms in process For HCRS use only United States Department of the Interior FHR8300 (11-78) Ohio, 43701 congressional district 10-. Clarence Miller 7.

Description X excellent .deteriorated X unaltered - original site - moved _ fair Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance

Description of the property

mansard roof. Its walls are of common bond brick, but in 1903, a veneer of the house is blocky, with one original rectangular section on the north side, and another, set ahead of the plane of the former, on the south. a small hood shielding a side door in the north elevation. All windows are segmental arched, 1/1.lights;original windows, visible on the south the French Second Empire style, this house features a mansard roof, in this a narrow, paneled, frieze and consoles.

Condition date ruins unexposed The Johnston-Crossland House is a 3-story masonry dwelling, Check one characteristic of the age;this material was replaced with the present 1-story bay window is also located on this south wall.Characteristic of 1903,two additions were made to accomodate the changed use of the building brick posts in 1903.Some consoles do remain on the porch cornice and on across the facade(photo 1).This porch undoubtedly had wood posts and trim arched dormers break the pitch of the mansard as well as the hipped section elevation (photo 2) show corbeled brick lintels.over the openings.A - good with a pair of metal finials.The entire house has a molded cornice with (photo 3),and are trimmed with molded boards.The hipped section is crowned case with a steeply hipped-roof section at the southeast corner.Round set on a coursed rubble foundation and capped with the characteristic 8.

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Significance - prehistoric .archeology-historic - science _ sculpture - agriculture - military . social/ X 1800-1899 _ theater _ 1900 - . industry - politics/government .other (specify) to the city of Zanesville, as the only French Second Empire style structure 1890's it began to be a "doctor's row" and by the turn of the century, more The house was built for Alexander Johnston, a dry goods merchant, with a store on Main Street. Little is known of Johnston himself, except that 1600-1699 1500-1599 1700-1799 1400-1499 architecture commerce economics transportation education engineering Period literature humanitarian Builder/Architect invention music Specific dates law conservation whose occupancy the property gained its primary associational significance.

The Johnston-Crossland is nominated for its architectural significance Areas ofSignificance-Check and justify below physicians were located on N. Seventh Street than anywhere else in the city. .communications Statement of Significance

Statement of significance

(in one paragraph) president.He served four years on the Zanesville Board of Education. Zanesville in 1903 and sold his property to Dr. Jefferson Crossland during his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1887 and began -art - archeology-prehistoric _ community planning .exploration/settlement remaining in the downtown residential-commercial area, and as one of only 2 main thoroughfares.Today, however, urbanization and commercial development have severely affected these older heighborhoods and most of the stately Health, a position which he retained tor 15 years, serving two terms as its Crossland (1859-1938) was one of the city's leading physicians for more 1874 philosophy he must have been prosperous to have afforded such a stately home.He left UTM NOT VERIFIED 9.

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Bibliography, boundary description, and the people who prepared and reviewed the nomination.

Major Bibliographical References ACREAGE NOT VERIFIED 10. Geographical Data Zanesville, west, Ohio 132 feet off the east side of Lot #9, square 19 of the city of Zanesville. List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries _ state 11. Form Prepared By street & number Ohio, 43701 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification _ national X local 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 according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service.

614-453-0762 county Northing code Easting Zanesville date Zone telephone Chief of Registration name/title Keeper of the National Register Quadrangle name Verbal boundary description and justification into statement of significance). Quadrangle scale 1:24000 State Historic Preservation Officer signature UMT References The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: 1425 Newark Road I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register Interview with Clarence substance of which is incorporated city or town Attest: For HCRS use only SHPO Lewis, Thomas W., Zanesville and Muskingum County, Ohio (Chicago, 1927), pp. 1138-1142. David L. Taylor, Regional Historic Preservation Officer GPO 938 835 14,412111730 State, County: OH Muskingum Fed. Reg. Date: Recom. /Criteria -see continuation sheet 1. Name X 3. Classification 4.

Owner of Property 7. Description . summary paragraph Clarity resubmission dates appeal owner objection alterations/integrity completeness Discipline photos boundary selection Action: RETURN nomination by person or local government 6. Representation in Existing Surveys ruins moved Reviewer Federal Agency: _substantive reasons discussed below Entered In the NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES 2. Location maps 5. Location of Legal Description United States Department of the Interior .Nomination returned for: Date Due: Netlonal Park Service Working No. s L ACCEPT - -sample - NR decision - technical corrections cited below .unaltered - original site EVALUATION / RETURN SHEET REJECT good doteriorated unexpoeed Check one Aecesslbie 31182- 11.

Form Prepared By Signed completeness checked clarity context applicable criteria Maps Photographs Date summary paragraph justification of excepticn Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to justification of areas 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet Other the resource relationship of integrity 10. Geographical Data 9. Major Bibliographical References L8. Significance . local Phone: 202 272 -3504 relating significance to Negative filed at Ohio University- Photo by David L. Taylor, 3/80 Neg#MUS-62-1-3 Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio JOHNSON-CROSSLAND HOUSE Zanesville, Zanesville, Ohio small 1903 addition to north wall FEB 1 6 NW elevation, showing facade and Photo by David L. Taylor, 3/80 bav window.

original character of walls and Negative filed at Ohio University- JOHNSON-CROSSLAND HOUSE Neg #MUS-62-1-2 Zanesville, Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio Photo by David L. Taylor, 3/80 Zanesville, Zanesville, Ohio Facade, detail, showing roof FEB 1 O 1982 Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio ornament. Negative filed at Ohio University- JOHNSON-CROSSLAND HOUSE Neg #MUS-62-1-4 17/414160/4421730 ZANESVILLE WEST, OHIO STATE OF OHIO 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ZANESVILLE WEST QUADRANGLE UNITED STATES OHIO-MUSKINGUM CO. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS [N3052 5_W8200/75 Ms. Carol Shull, Acting Keeper FEB 1 O 1982 National Register of Historic Places National Park Service 18th and C Streets, NW Dear Ms. Schull: Enclosed are twenty-seven National Register resubmissions.

All were originally submitted in 1980 and returned for renotification in keeping with the 1980 amendments. All owners have been notified of the pending nominations and of the provisions of the amended National Historic have chosen to object to the listing. St.

Joseph Roman Catholic Church Tiedmann, Hannes, House Herr, Christian S., House Mooney, William C., House McCully Log House West View McCorkle, Almon G., House Morrow 982 Logan Licking Lorain Erie Franklin February Monroe Stark Fairfield Coshocton Ashland Muskingum Cuyahoga Belmont County Trumbull Name Clark Jackson NATIONAL REGISTER RECEIVED Pickaway Ohio Historic Preservation Office Finney-Darrah House Johnston-Crossland House McCreary-Burnworth House Lakefork School New Rankin Building Union Church Renick Farm Keystone Furnace Hotel Breakers Crittenden Farm Vicary House Massillon Cemetery Building Chalfant Church Piatt Castles information and this has been included with the resubmission.The Landmark Tavern Bryn Du Washington, D.C. 20240 Preservation Act.

Several were returned with requests for additional Dovel, J.H., Farm Brown, Smauel, House owners of one property (First United Methodist Church, Van Wert County) Canal Winchester Methodist Church February 4, page 2 A nomination for the First United Methodist Church, Van Wert, Van Wert to that effect is included with the nomination materials. Please let me know if you have any questions. State Historic Preservation WRL/DS: jb FEB 1 O 1982 Sincerely, enclosures RECEIVED Officer REGISTER Carol Shull church not be listed on the National Register. A notarized statement NATIONAL County,is also enclosed.The Board of Trustees has asked that this STATE OHIO Brown, Samuel, P., House . Chalfant Church Dovel, J. H., Farm Dr. W. Ray Luce Honorable John M.

Ashbrook Columbus, Ohio 43211 Midwest Regional Office, NPS Rocky Mountain Regional Office, NPS For further information, please call the National Register at (202) 272-3504 Notified Location Finney-Darrah House Franklin County Name Fulton vicinity Zanesville The Ohio Historical Society Belmont County Martin's Ferry Pickerington vicinity Coshocton County Muskingum County Johnston-Crossland House Honorable Robert N. Shamansky Warsaw vicinity Canal Winchester Methodist Church Fairfield County Canal Winchester State Historic Preservation Officer Honorable Douglas Applegate Honorable Clarence E. Miller Honorable John H. Glenn Honorable Howard M. Metzenbaum Interstate 7l at 17th Avenue ENTRIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Morrow County MARCH 15, 1982 Date Entered