Nomination for Redlands

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Fed. Reg. Date: Date Due: photos 4 Reviewer _ Recom. /Criteria - Itechnical corrections cited below 1. Name 2. Location X3. Classification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 7. Description _unaltered - original aite . ruins resubmission REJECT Date alterations/integrity completeness clarity Discipline summary paragraph appeal Action: RETURN boundary selection nomination by person or local government _substantive reasons discussed below owner objection Federal Agency: ATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES 4-17-82 United States Department of the Interior .Nomination returned for: State, County: DH National Park Service Working No. 3 - _ NR decision _ moved . unexposed EVALUATION / RETURN SHEET maps Property: good _see continuation sheet tair Check one Aecesslble justification of exception 9. Major Bibliographical References /10.

Geographical Data - local Phone: 202 272-3504 completeness checked clarity context Maps Photographs Date summary paragraph applicable criteria Other 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification the resource justification of areas 8.

Significance Signed ueuu 4/13/82 _ netional .state relating significance to Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to :archeology-prehistoric -archeology-historic _ architecture - military - politics/government .other (specify) Builder Architect farmer and landowner Jacob Valentine, it is a prime, intact example of a commerce 1600-1699 communications 1700-1799 art engineering economics 1800-1899 1500-1599 invention industry education conservation 1400-1499 agriculture philosophy exploration/settlement music prehistoric community planning law transpotation Statement of Significance

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(in one paragraph) literature Areas of Significance-Check and justify below gentleman's estate house in south-central Ohio from the era just before the science human:arian 1900-. incinde the front porch of Greek Revival design, the transomed doors and landscape architecture The significance of this structure is architectural.Built by wealthy Period social theater Acreage of nominated property _ state name title street & number cify or town 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Alocal - national As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer fot the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89- according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service. code date Northing organization telephone Daniel Prosser

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Form Prepared By State Historic Preservation Officer signature Ohio State University The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: County Verbal boundary description and justification 35 Euclid Avenue List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries UMT References Keeper ot the National Register Ihereby certify that this property is included in the National Register For HCRS use only May 27,-1960 655), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated Easting Columbus Zone Geographical Data the house dete "ORIENT - THE LITTLE TOWN ON BIG DARBY" with the railroad of Orient. Truth to tell, Orient was a late-comer to the Pickaway County scene, as its history dates back only to collecuon of tarms, large or small in acreage, lying along Township.

There were grist mills along Darby Creek from the earlies: white settlers' arrival. Historical Site #1 village schools, mistakenly located Orient in Scioto Township, rather than in Darby. This is a common error, as the community has always had more ties with Genoa or Commercial Point, as it is now known, which is just a few miles down the road from Orient in Scioto Township, than it could maintain with Derby, which was instance of bridge construction is now underway Orient in connection with ths road. This bridge, wh: was built. Coincident with its construction, the work Van Cleaf's "History of Pickaway County" (1906) has dumping earth, (carried in by side cars) through PICKAWAY QUARTERLY, SUMMER 1979 this paragraph concerning the railroad which enters Page INTRODUCTION TO by Johnda T.

Davis although it has been a number of years since the mill Ithas been somewhat difficult to secure any well Orient State Institution. Pickaway Quarteriy on Pickaway County villages and Darby Creek in the extreme northeast corner of Darby Orient grew up as a village because of two events: the Pickaway County slightly above (northeast) of Orient: back in the days when travel was difficult. which now belongs to the Baltimore and Ohio system, 2.21 miles of siding.Its stations are: Orient (Morgan's), Harrisburg below the bridge over Darby Creek. constructed through Ohio about 1884-1885.

This line On the Bicentennial Map of Pickaway County prepared by the Historical Society in 1976marks the location of documented facts about the early history of the village building of the railroad and the establishment of the extends through Pickaway County for 7.40 miles with seven-eighths of a mile long,pur in at the time the ro Derby and Era (Palestine)." i.e.the Wheeler Map of 1844 and the Kellogg map of been formed,as seen in the lustration shown elsewhe an early grist mill, the walls of which are still standing the latter being accomplshed by a single span.T out of the way and far removed from common exchange shortening the bridge was carried on b: mears trestle work between tne piers. Thus, a solid bank in this work, shortening the space to be corered by ti new bridge, which is to- (:906) under headway. T.

tine old The Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Road was Dr.W.A.Sprouse in an article prepared for chanees in B&O Railroad Bridge.near Orient Cover Darby Creek the last decade of the 1880's. Early maps of this county- COLUMBUS INDUSTRIES, INC. October 8, 1980 1-71 & 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 Attention Mr. David Simmons Dear Mr. Simmons: HP / dm AIR FILTERS METAL STAMPINGS evaluation. EXPANDED ALUMINUM Ohio Historic Preservation Office in the national Register of Historic Places. Very truly yours interesting and may assist you in your We are in favor of your accepting our property Harold Pontius constructed brick dog house, which hugs the large smoke house fireplace on the outside wall and must have (Editors Note: If Pickaway county has a claim to fame and, indeed, have always been. Appearances deceive.

some of the finest farmland in the world, it has to be noted for the plethora of fine old brick homes which - structures are in a fine state of repair; others are slowly decajing to a point of no return. It is a distinct pleasure daughter of Jacob Zeiger, one of the foremost pioneer to visit one in the former category! T.R.Y.) -Mrs. Carson Horton's farm home "Redlands" is in shows the location of the Valentine residence Jacob Z. Valentine owned Redlands unti. 189°, when and Jacob M. Valentine. Jacob left his nephew, Joseph in charge of the farm until the grandchildren were The house is red brick, fashioned in the common bond age. They inherited it on Nov. 15, 1900. Mabel subsequently sold her half interest to her brother, Jacob an elegant entryway with side lights and sandstone lintels over the windows. Florence Haas Rife (Vol. 80, p. 272). On Nov.

7, 1918, winding stairway, a formal parlor, library, dining room, 75). It was the heirs of Daniel Dunkel who sold 18, 1941 (Vol. 128, p. 49) (Deed Records: Recorder's floor, including one in the kitchen. Every inside door is The back part of the house, consisting of the smoke house (bedroom) summer kitchen, kitchen and a room Page 8 PICKAWAY QUARTERLY, SUMMER 1979 Office.) the floor. which surround it. cold winter nights. provided excellent warmth for the hunting hounds on land owners in Pickaway county. Jacob Z.Valentine and hundred and twenty nine years.

The downstairs consists ofa spacious entry hall with The quaint lane has become a formidable adversary spacious room which once were the scene of frequent Redlands to Carson and Helen Renick Horton on June decided to sell Redlands and move into town.The fine perspective of the home and the huge old trees There are four large sunlit bedrooms upstairs and a old smoke house. There are three fireplaces on this late Federal style circa 1850,with a five winaow front, transomed and every twelve light window is paneled to and returning the cast iron fireplace accoutrements which construction (headers every seven rows).It is built in the hall area equal in size to that on the first floor.

section 7of the Worthington survey.The approach --a kitchen and downstairs bedroom,which used tobe the family portraits look as if they are where they belong when covered with snow and ice and the road to grocery gentle rise by a long lane--is picturesque and allows a appendage to this portion of the house s a studil Mrs.Horton has twice favored Redlands. First of all Circieville township just to the east of old State Route he willed it to his grandchildren:Mabel Valentine taste and attention to period detail.

The oriental rugs Mrs.Rife sold to Daniel and Cora Dunkel (Vol.97,F she has kept the property in superb repair and second, Rediands was built by Jacob Z.Valentine,the son o 23,north of Circleville.Itis in township 11,Range 21, sohave only occupied it for thirty-eight of its ore this area.The Titus Atlas of Pickaway County (ls7l, other than being the home of Ted Lewis and the site of On April 7,1905,Jacob M.Valentine sole the farm to however. The Horions bought the property in 1941. and his brother, Israel, were outstanding John and Margaret (Zeiger) Valentme. Margarer was the agricuituralists and accumulated large land holdingsin entertaining now seem too silent and unnecessarily large. reconstructed in its former state by removing paneling by Trudy R.

Yate she has decorated and furnished it with supreme good street & number - not for publicaticn city, town - vicinity of congressional district = - state _ district - public - agriculture Private . commercial work in progress _ religious -object - yes: restricted _ scientific - being considered - transportatic: - military Owner of Property Harold I. Pontius 5. Location of Legal Description has this property been determined elegible? - yes -county code 039 Circleville educational both Ownership entertainment site government Category park museum Name unoccupied Accessible industrial Status other: historic Public Acquisition Court and Franklin Streets Inventory-Nomination Form See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms date structure depository for survey records 6. Representation in Existing Surveys in process "Redlands" Present Use 3.

Classification Type all entries-complete applicabie sections 2. Location 10690 Royalton Southwest title National Register of Historic Places United Statec Department of the Interior and/or common - building(s) - yes federal - county Pickaway Jacob Valentine House, Carson Horton House Ohio 196O North Court Street Heritogo Conservation and Recreation Service private resionce % Descrintion _ unaitered - good _ moved The house is I-shaped. The facade (west elevation, photo l) is a five- bay Greek Revival design, consisting of a center doorway flanked by two 6/6 windows on each side with stone sills and lintels, and a second story of five horizontal, is cut away at the bottom in an extremely shallow semi-elliptical include the addition of bathrooms and a modern kitchen and the removal o= an with a braced-frame structure (photos 13 and 14).

ruins unexposed deteriorated Condition hip at the southwest corner that most likely is an alteration from the original) Notable outbuildings include a board-and-batten shed that is approximately Materials on the exterior include brick foundations with stone wide floorboards; original wood panels under each of the windows. thick),and a standing seam metal roof.Materials on the interior include brick modillions and a boxed cornice encircles the house).A heavily-scaled date first level has been screened in and the wooden panels beneath the entablature Describe the present and original (if known)physical appearance

Description of the property

for partitions apparently three withes thick) with plaster covering and of this installation is on the north ll). smaller-scaled porch added later)made up of an entablature but no Check one The north elevation contains a two-storied inset porch in the slabs ana stone water table),brick walls in common bond three withes center hell with carved riser ends and a newel post of unusual ...excellent ._altered 2._ original site porch covering the door (photo 2) is made up of two Doric-style posts, entablature with dentils, cornice, and balustrade.

facade: five bays (of unequal size, however, unlike the front) with a holes in a diamond pattern on either side of the chimner in the gabled era (pho fair Both levels have a support post of attenuated Doric design at the appear to have been installed at that time.) The windows.on all sides are simil three intact fireplaces that include their original 9);original interior wall that required the installation of a steel beam for The facade is topped by a blank entablature with added later, as well) of one and one-half stories.It contains a fireplace windows of the same design. the same age as the house (photo l2) and a barn at the north end of the yard baluctraie. 2.

Location street & number - not for publication city, town Circleville uee, -vicinity of - State - unoccupied - agriculture _ museum X building(s) X private - park - structure - work in progress X private residence _ religious . object - in process - yes: restricted . scientific - transportation . military _ other: 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description has this property been determined elegible? - yes depository for survey records government code Accessible both commercial Ownership educational date industrial None site 6th Status Amanda entertainment district historic congressional district public Public Acquisition being considered Inventory-Nomination Form "Redlands" Category Court and Franklin Streets Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Ohio 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Present Use National Register of Historic Places county Pickaway 3.

Classification 10690 Royalton Southwest Harold T. Pontius Type all entries-complete applicable sections For HCRS use only See instructionsin How to Complete National Register Forms United States Department of the Interior 1. Name title Jacob Valentine House, Carson Horton House and/or common _ federal 3 1982 039 196o North Court Street received MAR FHR-8-300 (11-78) 7. Description _excellent X original site _ ruins X altered _ moved _ unexposed The house is I-shaped. The facade (west elevation, photo 1) is a five- bay Greek Revival design, consisting of a center doorway flanked by two 6/6 windows on each side with stone sills and lintels, and a second story of five The door has sidelights and a transom. added later, as well) of one and one-half stories.

It contains a fireplace Condition Notable outbuildings include a board-and-batten shed that is approximately Check one thick),and a standing seam metal roof.Materials on the interior include brick include the addition of bathrooms and a modern kitchen and the removal of an wide floorboards; original wood panels under each of the windows.

designed in such a way as to allow the smoke from the opening on the first floor slabs and stone water table),brick walls in common bond three withes for partitions apparently three withes thick) with plaster covering and Materials on the exterior include brick foundations(covered with stone modillions and a boxed cornice encircles the house).A heavily-scaled and contains vents to the outside for escape of the smoke that take the form of three intact fireplaces that include their original grates 9);original porch covering the door 2) is made up of two Doric-style posts, entablature appear to have been installed at that time.)The windows on all sides are similar to those on the facade and appear to be original.The roof is gabled a Both levels have a support post of attenuated Doric design at the center.(The interior wall that required the installation of a steel beam for of this installation is on the north facade, photo ll).

smaller-scaled porch (possibly added later)made up of an entablature but no with a braced-frame structure 13 and 14). The south is an approximate reproduction of the west The north elevation contains a two-storied inset porch in the 6). -fair - deteriorated - unaltered with dentils, cornice, and balustrade. The architrave, instead of being strictly facade: five bays (of unequal size, however, unlike the front) with a woodwork on and around the doors (all of which have transoms, photo 10); original - good hip at the southwest corner that most likely is an alteration from the original).

The interior contains several notable features:a fine stairway in the horizontal, is cut away at the bottom in an extremely shallow semi-elliptical center hall with carved riser ends and a newel post of unusual proportions (photo 8); balustrade.The east elevation(photo 4) features a smokehouse wing(possibly The porch is divided into two levels by an entablature with small dentils (photo 7). Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance holes in a diamond pattern on either side of the chimney in the gabled end 5). first level has been screened in and the wooden panels beneath the entablature 8.

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Significance Areas of Significance - Check and justify below - archeology-prehistoric _ community planning - archeology-historic . conservation _ science - agriculture _ sculpture X architecture - social/ .music X 1800-1899 _ commerce - philosophy _ theater - politics/government _ transportation -other (specify) exterior and interior, of the best quality of the day.

Construction features of particular significance are the three-withe brick walls, inside and out, include the front porch of Greek Revival design, the transomed doors and windows with base panels on the interior, the fireplaces, and most notably, the front 1700-1799 1400-1499 1600-1699 1500-1599 communications engineering education art invention humanitarian industry REGISTER Period RECEIVED 1900- NATIONAL exploration/settlement military prehistoric made of brick fired on the property and the functionally-derived design of staircase with its carved riser ends and unique newel post.As important gentleman's estate house in south-central Ohio from the era just before the law Civil War.It show construction techniques and modes of decoration, both _economics Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) literature 250' - religion farmer and landowner Jacob Valentine, it is a prime, intact example of a as these individual features, however, is the house itself as an intact MAR 3 1982 landscape architecture The significance of this structure is architectural.Built by wealthy entity of graceful and impressive design and its setting complete with barn the attached smokehouse (see description).

Significant decorative features and outbuildings on a slight knoll at the end of a tree-lined approach. angles Deed and Tax Records, Pickaway County Courhouse Interview with resident and former owner 10. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property - Quadrangle name - _ state 11. Form Prepared By May 27, 1980 street & number 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification A local, Ashville date 294-0073 code county Northing organization Columbus telephone Ohio Attest: Daniel Prosser national name/title Verbal boundary description and justification Chief of Registration 35 Euclid Avenue UTM NOT VERIFIED Ohio State University State Historic Preservation Officer signature 4.02 acres above in section 8). Plot includes house and important outbuildings.

UMT References National Register List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries 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 city or town A plot of land measuring 250 to west) by 700 feet to south), Quadrangle scale 1:24,000 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated GP O 938 835 Keeper of the National Register according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service. Ihereby certify that this property is included in the National Registene Enter United States Department of the Interior Fed. Reg. Date:- Action Reviewer - Recom.

/Criteria - _ see continuation sheet - technical corrections cited below 1. Name 2. Location 3. Classification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 7. Description - original site resubmission dates REJECT completeness alterations/integrity Discipline RETURN clarity owner objection summary paragraph ruins boundary selection Federal Agency: good nomination by person or local government National Register 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Nomination returned for: _substantive reasons discussed below NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Entered in the Working No. 3. 3. 82. 56Y Date Due: National Park Service State,/ County:- unaltered appeal maps NR decision Property: unexposed Check one altered 2.7.83 8. Significance justification of exception 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data 11.

Form Prepared By Signed - Phone: 202 272 -3504 completeness checked Maps clarity context Photographs Date Other applicable criteria 12.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification summary paragraph the resource justification of areas Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to Quedrangle name - -state relating significance to Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 Redlands, Circleville Photo #l View of facade from west Pickaway County, Ohio MAR 3 1982 Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Pickaway County, Ohio Photo #2 View of porch from southwest Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR 3 1982 Pickaway County, Ohio Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR 3 1982 smokehouse wing Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Pickaway County, Ohio Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR 3 1982 Photo #5 View of gable of smokehouse Pickaway County, Ohio Pickaway County, Ohio Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 elevation Negative: Columbus Landmarks Foundation MAR31982 Redlands, Circleville vicinity, MAR MAR 3 1982 elevation REalands, Circleville vicinity Pickaway County, Ohio Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 Redlands, Circleville vicinity Pickaway County, Ohio Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR31982 Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR31982 Pickaway County, Ohio Photo #9 View of fireplace grate MAR31982 Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 Pickaway County, Ohio Redlands, Circleville vicinity Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR31982 Pickaway County, Ohio Redlands, Circleville vicinity Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 west MAR31982 Pickaway County, Ohio Ohio MAR81982 Redlands, Circleville vicinity, Pickaway Co.

Photo: Dan Prosser MAR Redlands, Circleville vicinity Photo: Dan Prosser, May 1980 MAR31982 Pickaway County, Ohio MAR UTM Reference DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES ASHVILLE QUADRANGLE ASHVILLE, OHIO 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC ROAD CLASSIFICATION GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Redlands COLUMBUS INDUSTRIES, ING. STATE RT. 752 ASHVILLE, OHIO 43103 October 8, 1980 MAR 3 1982 1-71 & 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 Attention Mr. David Simmons We are in favor of your accepting our property Very truly yours AIR FILTERS METAL STAMPINGS evaluation. 614-983-2554 HP/dm EXPANDED ALUMINUM Ohio Historic Preservation Office in the national Register of Historic Places. interesting and may assist you in your Dear Mr. Simmons: The enclosed facts by Mrs Yates may also be HaroldPontius A VISIT TO REDLANDS by Trudy R. Yates above could have been built much earlier than 1850 and Although Mrs.

Horton did dismantle the smoke house to provide a downstairs bedroom and attached bath, she and returning the cast iron fireplace accoutrements which constructed brick dog house, which hugs the large smoke satiny smooth antique furniture, delicate porcelain and (Editors Note: If Pickaway county has a claim to fame and, indeed, have always been. Appearances deceive, other than being the home of Ted Lewis and the site of however. The Hortons bought the property in 1941, and some of the finest farmland in the world, it has to be noted for the plethora of fine old brick homes which exist within the borders. Some of these beautiful Rediands was built by Jacob Z. Valentine, the son of structures are in a fine state of repair; others are slowly daughter of Jacob Zeiger, one of the foremost pioneer Mrs.

Carson Horton's farm home "Redlands" is in Circleville township just to the east of old State Route shows the location of the Valentine residence. Jacob Z. Valentine owned Redlands until 1897, when and Jacob M. Valentine. Jacob left his nephew, Joseph, The house is red brick, fashioned in the common bond age. They inherited it on Nov. 15, 1900. Mabel subsequently sold her half interest to her brother, Jacob On April 7, 1905, Jacob M. Valentine sold the farm to winding stairway, a formal parlor, library, dining room, kitchen and downstairs bedroom, which used to be the 18, 1941 (Vol. 128, p. 49) (Deed Records: Recorder's floor, including one in the kitchen. Every inside door is hall area equal in size to that on the first floor.

The back part of the house, consisting of the smoke house (bedroom) summer kitchen, kitchen and a room PICKAWAY QUARTERLY, SUMMER 1979 Office.) provided excellent warmth for the hunting hounds on spacious room which once were the scene of frequent reconstructed in its former state by removing paneling over the windows. an elegant entryway with side lights and sandstone lintels decided to sell Redlands and move into town.The did so with the utmost care.The room could easily be old smoke house.There are three fireplaces on this the floor. she has decorated and furnished it with supreme good agriculturalists and accumulated large land holdings in The quaint lane has become a formidable adversary taste and attention to period detail.The oriental rugs, Mrs.Horton has twice favored Redlands.

First of all, in charge of the farm until the grandchildren were of she has kept the property in superb repair and second, Redlands to Carson and Helen Renick Horton on June John and Margaret (Zeiger) Valentine. Margaret was the house fireplace on the outside wall and.must have land owners in Pickaway county. Jacob Z.Valentine and cold winter nights. Mrs.Rife sold to Daniel and Cora Dunkel(Vol.97,p. fine perspective of the home and the huge old trees which surround it. transomed and every twelve light window is paneled to construction (headers every seven is built in the hundred and twenty nine years.

late Federal style circa 1850,with a five winaow front, Page 8 appendage to this portion of the house is a sturdily so have only occupied it for thirty-eight of its one when covered with snow and ice and the road to grocery family portraits look as if they are where they belong -- he willed it to his grandchildren:Mabel Valentine (Eby) There are four large sunlit bedrooms upstairs anda decaying to a point ofno return.It is a distinct pleasure The downstairs consists ofa spacious entry hall with 23,north of Circleville.It is in township 11,Range 21, to visit one in the former T.R.Y.) this area.The Titus Atlas of Pickaway County (1871), may well have dated from 1815,as legend has indicated. Florence Haas Rife (Vol. 80,p.272).On Nov.7,1918, 75).It was the heirs of Daniel Dunkel who sold gentle rise by a long lane--is picturesque and allows a section 7 of the Worthington survey.

The approach --a have been carefully saved. An interesting outdoor his brother, Israel, were outstanding 19th century store, church and friends is too long. It would seem that attributes and beauties of this fine old home to serv individual needs of a unique family. Whatever family perhaps - with children to play under the trees changes in the future, Redlands will survive - and explore the barns, teenagers to entertain their friends dignity and grace -- for she is a very, very classy lady INTRODUCTION TO "ORIENT - THE LITTLE TOWN ON BIG DARBY" by Johnda T. Davis It is easy to understand how the little village grew documented facts about the early history of the village of Orient.

Truth to tell, Orient was a late-comer to the Columbus to warrant a station for re-fueling, while Pickaway County scene, as its history dates back only to is the center of prosperous farmlands which provide market for the supplies carried in by the railroad as v i.e. the Wheeler Map of 1844 and the Kellogg map of to markets away from Pickaway County. collection of farms, large or small in acreage, lying along from the earliest white settlers' arrival. Historical Site #1 by the Historical Society in 1976 marks the location of Harrisburg below the bridge over Darby Creek. Township, rather than in Darby.

This is a common error, as the community has always had more ties with Genoa or Commercial Point, as it is now known, which is just a few miles down the road from Orient in Scioto B&O Railroad Bridge, near Orient [over Darby Creek] Township, than it could maintain with Derby, which was back in the days when travel was difficult. Orient in connection with this road. This bridge, whi crosses Darby Creek, was originally a trestle-wo seven-eighths of a mile long, put in at the time the roa was built. Coincident with its construction, the work Van Cleaf's "History of Pickaway County" (1906) has shortening the bridge was carried on, by means trestle work between the piers. Thus, a solid bank ha in this work, shortening the space to be covered by th new bridge, which is now (1906) under headway. Th extends 1,100 feet over land and 150 feet above watel PICKAWAY QUARTERLY, SUMMER 1979 Page !

Orient State Institution. It has been somewhat difficult to secure any well- The Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Road was Pickaway Quarterly on Pickaway County villages and constructed through Ohio about 1884-1885.

This line this paragraph concerning the railroad which enters on the Bicentennial Map of Pickaway County prepared instance of bridge construction is now underway although it has been a number of years since the mill Pickaway County slightly above (northeast) of Orient: an early grist mill, the walls of which are still standing extends through Pickaway County for 7.40 miles with building of the railroad and the establishment of the Orient grew up as a village because of two events:the Derby and Era (Palestine)." Darby Creek in the extreme northeast corner of Darby which now belongs to the Baltimore and Ohio system, tallest of these piers is about 90 feet high.The eleve been formed,as seen in the illustration shown elsewhen and parents who will once again adapt the many 2.21 miles of siding.Its stations are: Orient (Morgan's), out of the way and far removed from common exchange with the railroad.It was far enough removed fr itis time for Redlands to welcome new owners --a A Visit to Redlands (Continued) the last decade of the1880's.Early maps of this county- Van Cleaf goes on to say "A most remarkat a constant stream of farm products to ship byrailrc dumping in by side cars) through th W.

A. Sprouse in an article prepared for Township. There were grist mills along Darby Creek village schools, mistakenly located Orient in Scioto was in operation.This mill is between Orient and the latter being accomplished by a single span.Th 1858,even the Titus Atlas of 187l, show only a April 21, 1982 Ms. Carol Shull, Acting Keeper Department of the Interior 440 G Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20240 Dear Ms. Shull: Enclosed is one resubmission, "Redlands", Circleville Vicinity, Pickaway County. State Historic Preservation Officer Ohio Historic Preservation Office NATIONAL REGISTER WRL/ds APR 28 1982 National Register of Historic Places Please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely, W.Ray Luce RECEIVED NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C.

20240 IN REPLY REFER TO: MAY 18 1982 The Director of the National Park Service is pleased to inform you that the following properties have STATE, County, Vieinity, Name of Property, Address, (date listed) ARIZONA, Maricopa County, Peoria, Central Sehool, 10304 N. 83rd Ave. (5/12/82) ARKANSAS, Bentonville County, Bentonville, Terry Block Building, 101-103 N. Main St. (5/13/82) by Oak St., Park, Lincoln, and Encinal Aves.(5/12/82) District, (5/10/82) COLORADO, Eagle County, Basalt vicinity, Areheological Site 5EA484, (5/10/82) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Farmington, Cowles, General George, House, 130 Main St. (5/11/82) CONNECTICUT, Middlesex County, Middletown, Hubbard, Nehemiah, House, Laurel Grove Rd. and Wadsworth St. (5/11/82) CONNECTICUT, New Haven County, Seymour, Sanford-Humphreys House, 61-63 West St. (5/11/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Odessa, Old St.

Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, High St. FLORIDA, Monroe County, Sugarloaf Key, Bat Tower/Sugarloaf Key, (5/13/82) FLORIDA, Polk County, Bartow, Swearingen, John J., House, 690 E. Church St. (5/13/82) ILLINOIS, Madison County, Alton, Yakel House and Union Brewery,1421-1431 Pearl St. (5/11/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Holy Name Church Rectory, Convent and School, 2920 and 2914 S. 3rd St. and 2911 and 2921 S. 4th St. (5/13/82) KENTUCKY, Jefferson County, Louisville, Repton, 314 Ridgedale Rd. (5/13/82) KENTUCKY, Oldham County, LaGrange, McMahan House, 203 Washington St. (5/13/82) MARYLAND, Prince Georges County, District Heights vicinity, Concord, 8000 Walker Mill Rd. MASSACHUSETTS, Bristol County, Fall River, Unitarian Society, The, 309 N. Main St.

(5/13/82) MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester County, Petersham, Petersham Common Historic District, MA 32/122 MICHIGAN, Cass County, Marcellus vicinity, Newton, George, House, 20689 Marcellus Hwy. (5/12/82) MICHIGAN, Houghton County, Houghton, Douglass House, Sheldon Ave. and Isle Royale St. (5/13/82) NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Birdsall, Amos Capt., House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 234 Washington St. (5/13/82) (5/11/82) (5/13/82) United States Department of the Interior been entered in the National Register of Historic Places during the week beginning May 9,and ending P1.(5/12/82) ARIZONA, Maricopa County, Scottsdale, Titus, Frank, House, 1310 N. Hayden Rd.

(5/13/82) CALIFORNIA, Riverside County, Blythe vicinity, MeCoy Spring Petroglyphs, (5/10/82) CALIFORNIA, San Bernardino County, Barstow vicinity, Rodman Mountains Petroglyphs Archeological CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Hartford, Charter Oak Place, (Boundary increase) 1-3 Charter Oak MINNESOTA, Itasca and Cass County, Deer River vicinity, Winnibigoshish Lake Dam, SR 9 (5/11/82) MISSISSIPPI, Adams County, Natchez vieinity, Kingston Methodist Church, SE of Natehez (5/13/82) MISSISSIPPI, Madison County, Tougaloo, Boddie, John W., House, Tougaloo College campus (5/13/82) NEW JERSEY, Middlesex County, New Brunswick, Agnew, Thomas I., House, Memorial Pkwy. (5/13/82) ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Petit Jean No. 9 (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), TR), (5/4/82) Arkansas TR), (5/4/82) ARKANSAS, Crawford County, Rudy vieinity, High Rock Petroglyph Shelter (High Rock No.

2) (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), (5/4/82) ARKANSAS, Independence County, Salado vicinity, Goff Petroglyph Site (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas ARKANSAS, Marion County, Summit vicinity, Sunburst Shelter (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), ARKANSAS, Pope County, Dover vieinity, Crow Mountain Petroglyph (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), ARKANSAS, Searcy County, Snowballs vicinity, Cooper's Bluff (Jacob's Rock) (Rock Art Sites in ARKANSAS, Van Buren County, Shirley vieinity, Edgemont Shelter (Indian Rock House) (Rock Art Site CALIFORNIA, Amador County, Jackson, Depue, Grace Blair, House and Indian Museum, 215 Court St. Lane (5/7/82) CALIFORNIA, Napa County, St. Helena, William Tell Saloon and Hotel, 1228 Spring St. (5/7/82) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Congregational Church, 805-817 Main St.

DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company Fire State No. 2 (Newark MRA), 31 Academy St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Aetna Hose, Hook, and Ladder Company, Fire Station No. 1 DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Bailey House (Newark MRA), 166 W. Main St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Building at 28-34 1/2 Academy Street (Newark MRA), 28 - 34 1/2 Academy St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Curtis Mansion (Newark MRA), W. Main St.

(5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Curtis Paper Mill Workers'Houses (Newark MRA), Curtis ARKANSAS,Johnson County, Clarksville vicinity,Serpent Cave(Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), ARKANSAS, Independence County, Desha vicinity, Wyatt Petroglyphs (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), ARKANSAS, Stone County, Fox vicinity, Fox Pictograph (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), (5/4/82) ARKANSAS, Van Buren County, Shirley vicinity, Lynn Creek Shelter (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), COLORADO, Denver County, Denver, Chapel No. 1 (5 DV 193), Reeves St. on Lowry AFB (5/6/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Building at 140 W. Main Street (New MRA), 140 W. Main St ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Roekhouse Cave, Petit Jean No. 2 (Rock Art Sites in DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Deer Park Hotel (Newark MRA), 108 W. Main St.

(5/7/82) ARKANSAS,Johnson County, Clarksville vicinity,King's Canyon Petroglyphs(Rock Art Sites in DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Evans, George, House (Newark MRA), 5 W. Main St. St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Exchange Building (Newark MRA), 154-158 E. Main St. DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Memorial Hall (Newark MRA), University of Delaware campus (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Newark Opera House (Newark MRA), 95 E. Main St. DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Newark Passenger Station (Newark MRA), S. College Ave. and Amtrak Conrail RR (5/7/82) MRA), W. Main St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Old Newark Comprehensive School (Newark MRA), 83 E. DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church (Newark MRA), 200 E. Main St. (5/7/82) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, St.

Thomas Episcopal Church (Newark MRA), 21 Elkton Rd. DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Wilmington Trust Company Bank (Newark MRA), 82 E. Main DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Wright House (Newark MRA), 47 Kent Way (5/7/82) KANSAS, Anderson County, Garnett, Shelley-Tipton House, 812 W. 4th St. (5/6/82) KANSAS, Shawnee County, Topeka, Cedar Crest, Cedar Crest Rd. (5/6/82) KANSAS, Wabaunsee County, Eskridge, Security State Bank, Main and 2nd Sts. (5/6/82) LOUISIANA, Caddo Parish, Shreveport, Shreveport Municipal Building, 724 McNeil St. (5/5/82) MICHIGAN, Baraga County, L'Anse vicinity, Hebard-Ford Summer House, NE of L'Anse (5/5/82) MICHIGAN, Manistee County, Manistee, Manistee Central Business Distriet, Roughly bounded by Maple, Washington, Water and River Sts.

(5/7/82) MICHIGAN, Monroe County, Monroe, East Elm-North Macomb Street Historic District (City of Monroe MICHIGAN, Monroe County, Monroe, Old Village Historic Distriet (City of Monroe MRA), MI 50 and MI 125 (5/6/82) MICHIGAN, Monroe County, Monroe, St. Mary's Church Complex Historic District (City of Monroe MRA), Elm Ave and MI 125 (5/6/82) MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Greektown Historic District, Monroe Ave., between Brush and St. Antoine Sts. (5/6/82) MONTANA, Fergus County, Lewistown, St. Leo's Catholic Church, 124 W. Broadway (5/6/82) NEW JERSEY, Passaic County, Passaic, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 140 Lexington Ave. Multiple Resource Areas are identified by MRA Thematic Resources are identified by TR DELAWARE, New Castle County, Newark, Old First Presbyterian Church (Daugherty Hall) (Newark KANSAS, Harvey County, Newton, Neal, Jairus, House, 301 E. 4th St.

(5/6/82) KANSAS, Harvey County, Newton, Old Railroad Savings and Loan Building, 500 Main St. (5/6/82) KANSAS, Linn County, Preseott, Prescott School, 3rd and Main Sts. (5/6/82) MISSOURI, Jasper County, Carthage and vicinity, Carthage South Historie District (City of Carthage MRA), Roughly bounded by Garrison and Centennial Aves., 5th and Clinton Sts. (5/6/82) WISCONSIN, Rock County, Footville, Footville State Bank (Footville MRA), 158 Depot St. (5/7/82) WISCONSIN, Rock County, Footville, Owen, William J., Store (Footville MRA), 220 Depot St. (5/7/82) WISCONSIN, Rock County, Footville, Strang, Soloman J., House (Footville MRA), N. Gilbert St. KANSAS, Shawnee County, Topeka vicinity, England Farm, 4619 SE of 37th St. (5/7/82) NEW JERSEY, Hunterdon County, Clinton, Music Hall, 23 W. Main St. (5/7/82) WISCONSIN, Rock County, Footville,Footville Condensery (Footville MRA), Beloit St.

(5/7/82) Allen St. (5/13/82) NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Crawford House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 46 E. Water St. (5/13/82) NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Horner House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 44 E. NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Stewart House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 57 E. NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Stoutenburgh-Minturn House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 86 E. Water St. (5/13/82) NEW JERSEY, Passaic County, Clifton, Vreeland, John and Anna, House (Hamilton House), 971 Valley Rd. (5/13/82) NEW YORK, Oneida County, Barneveld, Mappa Hall, Mappa Ave. (5/12/82) OHIO, Coshocton County, Plainfield, Johnson, Thomas, House, OH 541 (5/14/82) OHIO, Hamilton County, Cincinnati, Gilbert Row, 2152-2166 Gilbert Ave. (5/13/82) OHIO, Shelby County, Montra, Emanuel Lutheran Church of Montra, Montra Rd.

(5/13/82) OKLAHOMA, Caddo County, Apache, Amphlett Brothers Drug and Jewerly Store, Evans and Coblake Ave., S. (5/11/82) OKLAHOMA, Carter County, Ardmore, Sayre-Mann House, 323 SW F (5/11/82) OKLAHOMA, Muskogee County, Muskogee, Robb, Andrew W., House, 1321 Boston (5/11/82) OKLAHOMA, Rogers County, Oologah, Oologah Bank, 105 S. Maple St. (5/10/82) OKLAHOMA, Wagoner County, Wagoner, St James Episcopal Church, 303 S. Church St. (5/11/82) OREGON, Josephine County, Grants Pass, Kienlen-Harbeck Building, 147 SW G St. (5/13/82) OREGON, Multnomah County, Portland, Henry, C. K., Building, 309 S.W. 4th Ave. (5/13/82) TENNESSEE, Dickson County, Sylvia vicinity, Shule, Peter Paul, Barn, Denny Rd. (5/13/82) VERMONT, Rutland County, Pittsford, Pittsford Green Historic District, Main St. (5/13/82) VERMONT, Windham County, Guilford, Christ Church, Melendy Rd.

and US 5 (5/13/82) VERMONT, Windham County, Guilford, Guilford Center Meetinghouse, Guilford Center Rd. (5/13/82) WASHINGTON, King County, Seattle, Harvard-Belmont Distriet, Bellevue Pl., Broadway, Boylston and Harvard Aves. (5/13/82) WISCONSIN, Bayfield County, Bayfield, Reiten Boatyard, Broad St. on the Waterfront (5/13/82) WISCONSIN, Winnebago County, Oshkosh, Daily Northwestern Building, 224 State St. (5/13/82) The following properties were also added to the National Register, but were omitted from previous ALASKA, Matanuska-Susitna Division, Talkeetna, Fairview Inn (AHRS Site TAL 006), Main St. (5/7/82) ARKANSAS, Baxter County,Norfolk vicinity, Old Joe (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), (5/4/82) ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Grotto, The Petit Jean No. 8 (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), (5/4/82) ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Indian Cave, Petit Jean No.

1 (Rock Art Sites in ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Petit Jean No. 10 (Rock Art Sites in Arkansas TR), notices. (5/4/82) NEW JERSEY, Ocean County, Toms River, Brant, A. A., House (Old Village of Toms River MRA), 9 NEW MEXICO, Bernalillo County, Albuquerque, MeCanna-Hubbell Building, 418-424 Central, SW OHIO, Pickaway County, Cireleville vicinity, Redlands, 1960 N. Court St. (5/14/82) OHto, Richland County, Shelby, Shelby Center Historic District, E. and W. Main St. (5/13/82) SOUTH CAROLINA, York County, Rock Hill, Anderson House, 227 Oakland Ave. (5/13/82) WASHINGTON, King County, Seattle, Grand Pacific Hotel, 1115-1117 1st Ave. (5/13/82) ARKANSAS, Conway County, Oppelo vicinity, Hardison Shelter, Petit Jean No. 3 (Rock Art Sites in