Major Bibliographical References Verbal boundary description and justification Being lots 4, 5, 6, 7, and part of 8 in Sunkel's - state 11. Form Prepared By date 30 October, 1979 street & number 1425 Newark Rd. city or town OH 43701 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 For HCRS use only county code date Easting Zone Zanesville Attest: General Business Review of Muskingum County, Ohio (Newark, Ohio, 1890), pp. 30, 41. Northing name/title UMT References 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Keeper ot the National Register State Historic Preservation Officer signature List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries 10.
Geographical Data I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register Acreage of nominated property less than 1 acre national Chief of Rogictration Quadrangle name - Zanesville, West, Ohio Norwood Annex, as recorded in Vol. 711, page 327, of the Muskingum County Deeds.
665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the Natjonal Register and certify that it has been evaluated Acting SHPO [414|214|01410] Photos Inventory - KEEPER OTHER Entered HAER CONTROL ARCHEOLOGIST Re-submit Send-back Maps TECHNICAL Review HISTORIAN Property United States Department of the Interior - Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service National Register Write-up ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN Federal Register Entry State BRANCH CHIEF UTM Reference(s): _ Chiéf, Branch of Registration FEB 1 0 1982 Certification: Description: STATE Date: Other: Renotification/8o Amendments Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to Bibliography: Photographic Coverage: Map Coverage: Verbal Boundary Description: The attached National Register Inventory-Nomination form is being returned to your office for IS RESUBMITTED. Thank you for your attention to the above items.
Geographical Data -- Acreage: clarification of the information indicated below.PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM WHEN THE NOMINATION sigrificarce is undefinede. (ave) tre city. 1. Name /WEST VIEW and/or common Bonifield - Sunkel House 2. Location street & number - not for publication city, town - vicinity of OH 43701 - public - unoccupied - agriculture _ museum X building(s) X private _ commercial - park - work in progress X private residence .site _ entertainment _ religious - in process - yes: restricted - government . scientific X yes: unrestricted - transportation 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description has this property been determined elegible?
- -yes X no 1978 both Category Accessible educational date Status Ownership military other: Zanesville structure industrial Public Acquisition historic object Columbus district being considered Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Inventory-Nomination Form Present Use Renotification/80 Amendments Ohio Historical Center Type all entries-complete applicable sections 3. Classification code United States Department of the Interior congressional district 10-Clarence Miller depository for survey records Fourth G Main Sts. county Muskingum 6. Representation in Existing Surveys National Register of Historic Places John g Sandra Mallett For HCRS use only See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Xstate 444 Sunkel Blvd. courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. _ federal X state - - county received SEP 22 local Muskingum County Court House date enteredMAR FHR-8-300 (11-78) 7.
Description X excellent _ deteriorated _ unaltered X original site X altered -moved date Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance and capped witha hipped slate roof. Oriented toward the west (hence the name, "West accomplished with double-hung sash, 1/1 lights, set in restrained flat-topped enframe- Without question, the interior of "West View" is the strongest quality. Trimmed in unpainted golden oak, the interior is essentially unaltered except for necessary "West View" is located on four lots which Phillip Sunkel laid out in 1913.
Originally, the house fronted on Dresden Road, but as lots were sold off, new structures a 1978 wood frame garage, at the south east corner of the lot, which does not compromise Condition unexposed ruins fair Check one modernizations in kitchen and bathroom facilities.No less than fine original mantle- isttrimmed with imbricated shingles broken by-a pair of single-hung windows whose Both the north and south elevations feature full bay windows.Fenestration is the integrity of the house itself. American Encaustic Tile Co.,which had been founded in Zanesville in 1879. borders are articulated w/ small square panes.A recent-addition wraps around the rear of the north elevation and part way around the east side. "West View" is a 2-story wood frame structure built on a coursed rubble foundation pieces remain. These are variously ornamented with overmantles, pilasters, and cartouches.
dogleg pattern with oak newel posts with exquisite tile, probably manufactured by the - good and architrave surround. The main stair, located inside the front door, features a View'),the house features a 1-story open porch with Eastlake-style support posts and - prehistoric _ archeology-historic _ conservation .science . agriculture _ economics .sculpture _ education . social/ -engineering _industry - politics/government other (specify) international leader in the manufacture of such material. The house was built for Dr. Richard A. Bonifield (1846-1907) a local dentist who same year that "West View" was built, heralded Bonifield as bringing to his profession tion of mechanical and operative dentistry." In 1903 Bonifield sold "West View! to Phillip C.
Sunkel who since 1886, had been 1890 1700-1799 1500-1599 1400-1499 communications theater transportation humanitarian art literature Builder/Architect Period music military 1900- X1800-1899 law Specific dates plumbing, steam and gas fittings, and even manufacturing cooking ranges. 8. Significance and was not actively developed until the teens and 1920s.This house and the J.B. Zanesville.At the time of its construction, this area was still in Falls Township, Areas of Significance-Check and justify below Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) _commerce Tannehi11 House are the only remnants of 19th century residential _invention - archeology-prehistoric . community planning .
religion X architecture -exploration/settlement - philosophy "West View," the Bonifield - Sunkel House, is one of only two essentially original late 19th-century residences along Dresden Road, in the north part of the city of compromising alteration, inside and out. The use of art tile ornament (see #7) adds to the character of the house, and is a direct function of Zanesville's having been an practiced in Zanesville as early as 1867. A business review, written in Zanesville the 1600-1699 landscape architecture "the highest accomplishments for the prompt and effecient execution of every descrip- 9. Major Bibliographical References General Business Review of Muskingum County, Ohio (Newark, Ohio, 1890), pp. 30, 41. _ state 11. Form Prepared By date 30 October, 1979 street & number 1425 Newark Rd.
OH 43701 _ national X local As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89- State Historic Preservation Officer signature Northing Easting date Zone county code Zanesville name/title 3.5.82 Chief of Registration 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification city or town UMT References List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register Attest: The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: 10. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property less than 1 acre Keeper of the National Register Norwood Annex,asrecorded in Vol.711,page 327,of the Muskingum County Deeds.
For HCRS use only Verbal boundary description and justification Being lots 4, 5, 6, 7, and part of 8 in Sunkel's telephone 614-453-0762 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated L414/214/01410 SHPO WEST VIEW 8. Significance At one time, Zanesville, as a major industrial city, was fortunate to and historic heritage.
This is especially true of Maple Avenue, to the south of West View, which saw strip development in the 1950s and '60s displace the man- and the Tannehill House, mentioned above, are the only extant representations of date entered Inventory-Nomination Form Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Brighton-Dryden Historic District (nominated to the National Register).West View United States Department of the Interior (addendum to statement of significance) generally found in the McIntire Terrace Historic District (N.R.9/6/79) and the state highway with interchanges took a tremendous toll on the city's architectural National Register of Historic Places the late nineteenth century in this part of the city.
For HCRS use only received FEB 1 0 1982 contain interior appointments comparable to that of west View; these, however are Page scale high-style architecture.An urban renewal project coupled with an inter- sionsof Zanesville's19th century upper classes.Some Zanesvilleresidences do - RETURN -see continuation sheet -Nomination returned for: - technical corrections cited below Classification V 7. Description - deteriorated Clarity Location Name dates summary paragraph alterations/integrity resubmission REJECT completeness nomination by person or local government _substantive reasons discussed below Action: 4. Owner of Property 6. Representation in Existing Surveys good owner objection 5.
Location of Legal Description boundary selection United States Department of the Interior Date Due: Federal Agency: ruins - unexposed EVALUATION / RETURN Property: - original site Reviewer appeal SHEET Recom./Criteria comments: 9-22-80-2374 moved Working No. Substantive Review tair Reviewerhncl Aeceselble Y8. Significance justification of exception 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data 11. Form Prepared By J 12.
State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Phone: 202 272-3504 Signed checked Maps completeness Other Date clarity Photographs justification of areas relating significance to summary paragraph applicable criteria Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to the resource Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet - local relationship of integrity Neg# MUS-58-4-3, filed at Ohio SEP 2 2 1980 University-Zanesville including porch, projecting bay, Zanesville Muskingum Co., Ohio NW perspective, showing facade, and bay window on N elevation Photo 11/79,by David L. Taylor "WESTVIEW" Neg# MUS-58-4-1, filed at Ohio porch. University-Zanesville NE elevation, showing new back Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio "WESTVIEW" Photo 11/79, by David L. Taylor SEP 22 "WESTVIEW" SEP 2 2 1980 Zanesville, Muskingum Co.,Ohio Photo 10/79,by David L.
Taylor Neg# MUS-28-5-1, filed at Ohio University-Zanesville and original built-in cupboard Interior, showing fireplace mantle SEP 2 2 1980 Photo 10/79, by David L. Taylor Neg# MUS-28-5-4, filed at Ohio Interior, showint mantle and University-Zanesville Zanesville, Muskingum Co.,Ohio decorative tile trim "WESTVIEW" Photo 11/79,by David L. Taylor Neg# MUS-58-4-2, filed at Ohio University-Zanesville Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio Garage (1978) behind house "WESTVIEW" 17/414020/4424040 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ZANESVILLE WEST QUADRANGLE ZANESVILLE WEST, OHIO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SEP 2 2 1980) REGISTER NATIONAL RECEIVED STATE QF OHIO Ohio Historical Center 1-71& 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 (614) 466-1500 Ms.
Carol Shull, Acting Keeper National Register of Historic Places National Park Service 18th and C Streets, NW owners of one property (First United Methodist Church, Van Wert County) have chosen to object to the listing. St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church Tiedmann, Hannes, House Dovel, J.H., Farm Herr, Christian S., House Johnston-Crossland House West View Landmark Tavern Vicary House FEB 1 0 1982 Logan Ashland Coshocton Erie Lorain Morrow Cuyahoga Franklin Jackson Muskingum Fairfield Licking Monroe Stark Clark Ohio Historic Preservation Office Name Piatt Castles Union Church County Belmont Lakefork School Finney-Darrah House REGISTER NATIONAL Dear Ms.
Schull: Massillon Cemetery Building Keystone Furnace originally submitted in 1980 and returned for renotification in keeping New Rankin Building McCreary-Burnworth House Renick Farm McCully Log House RECEIVED information and this has been included with the resubmission.The Pickaway February 4, 1982 Chalfant Church Hotel Breakers Brown, Smauel, House Crittenden Farm Mooney, William C., House nominations and of the provisions of the amended National Historic McCorkle, Almon G., House Bryn Du Trumbull Guernsey with the 1980 amendments. All owners have been notified of the pending February 4, 1982 page 2 A nomination for the First United Methodist Church, Van Wert, Van Wert church not be listed on the National Register. A notarized statement Please let me know if you have any questions.
State Historic Preservation Sincerely, enclosures WRL/DS:jb Carol Shull Officer to that effect is included with the nomination materials. County, is also enclosed. The Board of Trustees has asked that this Ray Lace ENTRIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES STATE OHIO Herr, Christian S., House Muskingum. County Honorable John H. Glenn, Jr. Dr. W. Ray Luce Honorable Clarence E. Miller 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 Name Location Zanesville Lockbourne vicinity Jeromesville vicinity Lakefork School Ashland County Pickaway County Franklin County Renick Farm South Bloomfield vicinity Honorable Bob McEwen State Historic Preservation Officer The Ohio State Historical Society West View Honorable Howard M. Metzenbaum Honorable Robert N.
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