Nomination for Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District

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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service NOV 2 9 1983 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms 1. Name and/or common street & number - not for publication city, town - vicinity of state Ohio - county - - public X occupied .agriculture - museum . building(s) X private X private residence - religious _ in process . scientific - yes: unrestricted _ other: 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description -title - yes - local 1979 149 entertainment Accessible both Category code government educational commercial structure date site transportation Ownership industrial Status object received Inventory-Nomination Form Public Acquisition Columbus 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Court Square Present Use 2.

Location being considered Ohio Historic Inventory date entered National Register of Historic Places Shelby Type all entries-complete applicable sections Ohio 3. Classification work in progress Ohio Historic Preservation Office For NPS use only has this property been determined eligible? Sidney depository for survey records Xdistrict X_yes:restricted military -park and 228/228 1/2 and 238 W. North St. courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Shelby County Courthouse - see attachment "B" 039 historic (3-82) Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Xno 7. Description _ excellent - original site X good X altered _moved Twelve houses (#4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15) face Walnut Avenue, and three the city achieved recognition as a manufacturing center. Several houses were built earlier north to Michigan Street and a few proferties fronting on West North Street.

They include: 1896 addition of three-story octagonal towers of uneven height, a parapeted gable, and a and one featured a wrought iron balcony railing. Atwo-tiered open porch with Beaux Arts turret rests on an open second-story porch with railing. On the first level, a one-story downtown. (Photographs D,E,F,G,L,P) Another Queen Anne, this house sits on the corner of Walnut and North Streets. A large on the first level, it seems that once the entrance was on North Street. The house abounds with towers, open porches, textured surfaces, and a multi-gabled roof, which is This massive two-story, four-over-four Southern Colonial house from 1847 is the earliest walk-in basement level and double stairways that lead to a central first-level door.

Another basement level entrance in the stone foundation is to the south, and the Walnut (Photographs M, N, 0, P) Condition Check one but received substantial alterations at the turn of the century.The district isa prime roofed open front porch with pairs and trios of Ionic columns spans the North Street facade with the prominent attic peak and the modified Palladian window transformed this house shaped structure has a three-story/square turret with bellcast roof and finial.The the east and west boundaries except for #2 where the boundary is the east line of lot #l52.

arches of brick over the windows while the second floor features segmental arches anda features highlights the south facade.A brick carriage house with slate roof sits to the two-story frame from1896,it has a three-story tower on the southwest corner.Although and wraps around the south and east sides of the house.(Photographs D,E) heavy stone foundation that is exposed to the east.The first floor has crude jack open porch with classical columns allows a fine view from a hilltop that overlooks the #5 Originally built in 1854,this one-story house had four roomswith a central hall ona into a modified Gothic Revival when the owners remodeled in I,K,L,M,P) _ unaltered - deteriorated Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance

Description of the property

district consists of structures along both sides of Walnut Avenue from Poplar Street dormer with a Palladian window transformed the house into lavish Queen Anne. A flat- An elegant Queen Anne of two and one-half story brick, this 1898 house has a modified Palladian window on three sides in the attic peaks. Located on North Street, the cross- the Walnut Street entrance is now located within a central tower that is faced with stone in the district. Outstanding is the two-tiered veranda porch to the east. It has a The Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District is composed of fifteen houses on a small hill rear of the property along Walnut Street. (Photographs A,B,C) characteristic of its style.

(Photographs D, G,H,I,J) date ruins northwest of the downtown commercial area.The north boundary is Michigan Street and the south boundary is the railroad tracks of the Conrail spur.The alleys behind the houses are a multi-gable roof.A one-story flat-roofed open porch shelters the off-center entrance #2 This modified Queen Anne house is along North Street.It is a two-story red brick with central tri-part window with an elliptical light above.The addition of a second floor #1This two-story ornate brick mansion from 1884 was originally Italianate in design.The residential section in Starrett's Addition.Itis just northwest of the original plat of NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No.1024-0018 Exp.

10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Continuation sheet #1 Item number 7 Page 2 by the square dimensions, buff-colored brick, and modified classical features that include sits near the alley. (Photographs R, S, T, U, V) pilasters, like sentinels under the portico, are affixed to the exterior brick wall. The second floor flares where it meets the first floor and somewhat overwhelms the original The most elaborate Queen Anne house in the district, the three-story red brick mansion semi-circular window with heavy stone surround on the first level, while the Walnut Built in 1848 on a high stone foundation, the original house retains its recessed doorway with transom and sidelights, the wide fascia board under the eaves, and the pedimented gable ends. (Photographs DD,EE) . four-story square tower with pyramidal roof dominates the left re-entrant angle.

A heavy pedimented attic gable has a colossal semi-circular window with keystone. A one-story flat-roofed porch wraps around three sides of the house, but a two-tiered porch may have Anne received National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form date entered portico has a balcony that rests on an interesting combination of supports.There are This three and one-half story brick house sits atop a steep lot.It was originally mented porch with semi-circular moulding against a backgound of imbricated shingles. to the off-center opening under a round arched second floor decorative window.

Avenue side is accented by a two-story extension to the house that incorporates a porte constructed about 1880 as an Italianate but acquired its ungainly proportions in 1904.A is dominated by a round tower with slate-covered cone and knobby finial.The three- story tower on the southwest of the house rests on a curvilinear one-story open porch is a two and one-half majestic structure with projecting attic gables that have windows cochere and an open porch on the second level.The house occupies one-half of a block This frame Queen Anne from about 1896 is larger than its neighbor to the south.It This stucco covered brick house acquired its present appearance about l9ll when the Across the alley is a one and one-half story brick carriage house that has been changed This pure example of American Four-Square was built about 1909.A style is characterized For NPS use only (Photographs Q,R,s) Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District - Sidney, Shelby Co., OH roofed, wrap-around porch is supported by Doric columns and protects a three-sided bay composed of small square glass panels.

A wrap-around porch that appears in a photograph A small office with flat roof is attached to the north and a two-car garage of buff brick Doric pillars on the one-bay porch and a full pedimented dormer with elliptical fanlight. doorway has a heavy transom and sidelights left from the 1865 original house. Square and looks down from a steep hillside. (Photographs BB,CC,DD) This small brick residence is a fine example of Greek Revival obscured by an added pedi- (3-82) The recessed second story with the red tile Dutch Colonial roof was added.An elegant one-story round Doric pillars flanked by square piers that frame the main entrance.T probably added at the turn of the into a three-car NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp.

10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District-Sidney, Shelby Co., OH Continuation sheet Item number are three stories high, the corner ones are round and the middle one with the entrance is the rear of the property is a brick servants' quarters and carriage house that the owners have rescued from a deteriorated state. (Photographs DD,FF,HH,II,JJ, KK, LL,MM, NN,00, PP, Page received Inventory-Nomination Form National Register of Historic Places date entered For NPS use only with an open stairway.that swirls through the middle of the house to the second level.

(3-82) facades are constructed of cut stone, while the north side and the alley side are made The finestwoods of cherry and birdseye maple were used for the wainscotting Castle was built in 1889 asa replica of a Scottish castle.The Walnut and Poplar Streets and mantles. recessed porch on the north half of the facade. (Photographs KK, RR, SS, TT) and.exposed rafters.A central dormer accents the wide overhanging roof that covers a photographs from the early l9oos is being restored by the owners.The interior is lavish 8.

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Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below - conservation _ economics _ sculpture _ education _ military - social/ - music -x 1900- x industry _ invention Criteria A & C Statement of Significance

Statement of significance

(in one paragraph) shows the transformation of the hilltop of Walnut Avenue into the elite street of the town. At that time, Sidney changed from a rural county seat and market center for agriculturally based Shelby County into a leading banking, commercial and industrial city. The bankers, businessmen and manufacturers located on the hill, primarily between 1880 and 1910. style with a two-tiered veranda porch. Three other houses (#5, 10, 12) date from the Civil War period but now have turn of the century facades. Greek Revival (#12), now modified by an 1895 one-bay colossal porch, was the home of Cephas beth, New Jersey in 1810. A one-story brick house (#5) received a second story in 1890. Ayers, a lumber dealer, owned the second one (#3), and the corner house (#4) was the home of Wilson Carothers, the owner of the Buckeye Churn Company. E.E.

Nutt, owner of a grain mill, built the three-story brick (#13) that was used as the Terrace Hotel in the 1920s, and two a state senator from 1906 to 1909. He served on the board of the bank and People's Savings 1700-1799 transportation communications time. theater engineering Period humanitarian literature district. law nineteenth century residential styles.The district is historically significant because it Specific dates 1847-1913 Builder/Architect N/A The Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District is both architecturally and historically significant built in 1913. It is architecturally important because the district contains an excellent collection of late Kentucky, he arrived in Shelby County in 1825. His house is an outstanding Southern Colonial - other(specify) Three elaborate Queen Annes on North were homes of prominent businessmen.

The last three houses are representative of the period between 1900 and 1920.J.E.Russell was William Perry, president of Sidney Steel Scraper Company, built the first one (#2).James The oldest house in the district was built by Thomas Stephenson before 1850 (#6).Born in - politics/government -science The home of B.P.Wagner in 1895,commands a one-half block corner lot.An early Three more houses were built between 1860 and 1880 and were also altered around 1900.They are described in the next section.Eleven houses were - archeology-prehistoric - community planning - archeology-historic x commerce exploration/settlement _ - philosophy house (#1) was built in 1875 and remodeled in 1896. He was the owner of the Thedieck Depart- Carey.

A justice of the peace and captain of the militia, he came to the county from Eliza- local publications, he established the largest poultry plant in the world. It failed in 1907. and Loan. His house (#9) at the northwest corner of the boundary was built in 1909. An early turing plants, breweries and several on boards of banks and savings and loan companies at that enlarged the property and used it for a funeral home. The latest house (#5), a bungalow, was 1500-1599 1600-1699 1400-1499 prehistoric agriculture Xarchitecture was built by John Loughlin, who was a manufacturer of school furniture.In 1895, according to -X_1800-1899 frame Queen Anne residences were built about 1890 at the northern boundary of the 9.

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Major Bibliographical References Ohio: Hammer Graphics, Inc., 196 8. 10. Geographical Data Sidney, Ohio Quadrangle name - UT M References for centerline of walnut Avenue and North Street See attachment "B" in continuation sheets - state 11. Form Prepared By David Wells, Great Miami River Corridor Project % City of Sidney street & number 201 West Poplar Street Ohio 45365 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 National Park Service. I hereby certify that this property is included in the National Register code Easting date organization Northing Zone Attest: national county name/title Verbal boundary description and justification State Historic Preservation Officer signature Acreage of nominated property 12.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Chief of Registration List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: Entered in the city or town Mary Ann Historic Preservation Office;Frank of Sidney April 1983 For NPs use only Atlas and Directory of Shelby County, Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio: The American Atlas Co., 1900. History of Shelby County, Ohio. Philadelphia: R. Sutton & Co., 1883; reprinted, Piqua, telephone : 513/498-2335 X local As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89 Quadrangle scale 1:24000 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 National Park Service Continuation sheet #4 Item number 8 Page 2 to its former elegant appearance.

Ciarochi, Director of Community Development and Planning, City of Sidney. (3-82) date entered received Inventory-Nomination Form form a natural boundary to the south.There are no intrusions in the district. of David Wells, Great Miami River Corridor Project of Miami and Shelby Counties; and Frank at the turn of the century when manufacturing brought great wealth to Sidney.More modest National Register of Historic Places United States Department of the Interior The boundaries of the district have been delineated to focus on the elegant residences built For NPS use only Historic Preservation Office at Celina.

Work was funded by the City of Sidney and the Great residences north of Michigan and east along North Street were excluded.The railroad tracks Ohio Regional Preservation office at Dayton;with the assistance and support The survey of these houses was completed in August of 1980 by Connie Porcher and the W.o.B.C. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District - Sidney-Shelby Co., OH Item number 10 ATTACHMENT "B" VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION Being a part of the N.w. 1/4 and N.E.

1/4 of Section 36, T8N, R6E, in the City of of the centerline of an alley running between lots numbered 152 and 153 (B); thence tion of the lot line between lots numbered 151 and 152 extended (C); thence in a Southerly direction along said lot line extended, 222.75't to the intersection of the the centerline of said alley, 180'+ to the intersection of the centerine of the former direction along the centerline of said railroad spur line, 235.50'+ to the intersection line, 231.0' + to the Southwest corner of lot number 321 (I); thence in a Northerly direction to the West line of lot number 321; 82.5'+ to the Southeast corner of lot number 319 (J); thence in a Westerly direction along the South line of lot number 319, the Shelby County Recorder's Office, in Plat Volume 17-Page 19; thence in a Northerly along said Vivian G.

Jutte property line, 20.95' to a point on the North line of lot lot number 319, 8.25'+ to the centerline of an alley running between lots numbered 86.85'+ to the West line of lot number 317 extended (0); thence in a Northerly direction along the West line of lots numbered 317 and 314, 173.25'+ to the South right-of-way line projected, 99' to the North right-of-way line of North Street, also being the Southwest corner of lot number 313 (Q); thence in a Westerly direction along the North right-of-way line of North Street, 8.25'+ to the centerline of said alley, 458.04' Michigan Street and the centerline of an alley running between lots numbered 153 and 154 (the place of beginning) .

Page received Inventory-Nomination Form (3-82) date entered Continuation sheet #6 National Register of Historic Places line of Poplar Street (H); thence in a Westerly direction along said North right-of-way +to the centerline of Michigan in an Easterly direction along the along said East right-of-way line,58.51'to the intersection of the North right-of-way being the principal place of beginning for said Historic District in a centerline of North Street (D);thence in a Westerly direction along the centerline 316 and 3l9 (N);thence in an Easterly direction along the centerline of said alley, of said North Street,90.75'+to the intersection of the centerline of an alley running between lots numbered 150 and 157 in a Southerly direction along line of North Street continuing in a Northerly direction along the same centerline of said Michigan Street,4l2.5'+to the intersection of the East end of centerline of an alley running between lots numbered 153 and 154.Said intersection direction along said West property line 66.09'(L);thence in a Northwesterly direction of the East right-of-way line of Walnut Avenue in a Southerly direction number 3l9 (M);thence ina Northerly direction at right angles to the North line of 74.l'+ to the west property line of vivian G.

Jutte (K)as shown on a plat recorded in For NPS use only PROPOSED SIDNEY WALNUT AVENUE HISTORIC DISTRICT NOMINATION Sidney, Clinton Township, Shelby County, Ohio, being further described as follows: Southerly direction along the centerline of said alley, 292.05'+ to the intersection in an Easterly direction along the centerline of said alley, 90.75' + to the intersec- Penn Central Transportation Company railroad spur line (F); thence in a Southwesterly Containing 8.6 acres more or less.

82 5 STREET 320 927 150 1930 1929 316 NORTH 151 Legend on back DISTRICT PARKIN 309 90.3 926 152 AVE 228 NEW WALNUT HELEN POPLAR MICHIGAN VACATED 1928 41.3 Sidney, Shelby County, Ohio Photograph Views A4 Boundaries Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District WASO Form - 177 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET NOV 2 9 1983 Fed. Reg. Date: nomination by person or local government National Register owner objection Federal Agency: _ -appeal Lsample -request Reviewer's comments: _ see continuation sheet _substantive reasons discussed below 1. Name 2. Location 3. Classification Public Acquisition 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Has this property been determined eligible? 7.

Description -excellent - unaltered -original site -ruins - moved Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance summary paragraph Category Date resubmission Condition Accessible Ownership unexposed REJECT Status deteriorated completeness Reviewer OHIO RETURN Recom./Criteria Discipline Action: clarity ACCEPT alterations/integrity Working No. Shelby County Substantive Review: Present Use boundary selection Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District NR decision Check one 2-5-85 fair ("R" June 1984) Nomination returned for: _technical corrections cited below Date Due: 12/29/83 - yes good 8. Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) summary paragraph relating significance to the resource relationship of integrity to significance justification of exception Other 9. Major Bibliographical References 10.

Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property 11. Form Prepared By 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: State Historic Preservation Officer signature J Maps Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to - Signed Phone: _ Date Builder/Architect context state national title Period applicable criteria local Specific dates UTM References justification of areas checked Photographs Quadrangle name Verbal boundary description and justification clarity Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet completenesg e S vou Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. Side of #1, R. Nystrom Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Photographer facing South Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District North Side of # 1, R.

Nystrom Sidney, Shelby, Chio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N. w. Side of #1, R. Nystrom Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.E. Side of (r-1)- #2,K. Middleton; #3, B. Heath; #4, B. Heath Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northwest Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.W. Side of (r-1)- #2, K. middleton; #3, B. Heath Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 South side of #3, B. Heath Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing North Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S. W. side of (r-1)- #3, B. Heath; #4, B.

Heath Photographer facing Northeast Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District RINKS Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 West side of #4, B. Heath Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing East Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. side of (r-1)- #1, R. Nystrom; #4, B. Heath; #5, T. Kinninger Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.W. side of #4, B. Heath Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast Intersection of Walnut Ave. & North St.. Sidney, Shelby, Ohio S.W. side of #5, T. Kinninger Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor Project 3/83 Sidney, Shelby, Ohio N.W. side of (1-r) #3, B. Heath; #5, T.

Kinninger Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 SoW. side of (r-1)- #5, T. Kinninger; #6, D. Velikan; #7, V. Lawhead Photographer facing Northeast Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. side of # 6, D. Velikan Photographer facing Southeast Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 -S.E. side of #6, D. Velikan Photographer facing Northwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Chio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. side of (r-1)- #5, T. Kinninger; #3, B. Heath; #6, D. Velikan; #7, V. Lawhead Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W.

side of (r-1)- #7, V. Lawhead; #8, J. Pryor Photographer facing Southeast Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of (1-r)- #8, J. Pryor; #9, V. Sprague Photographer facing Southwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. side of (1-r)- #8, J. Pryor; #9, V. Sprague Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of #9, V. Sprague Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southwest Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 9, V. Sprague Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Interior of # 9, V.

Sprague Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Z BEST BRES AUCTION Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing West East side of #10, Brokers Real Estate Service Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.W. side of (1-r)- #9, V. Sprague; #10, Brokers Real Estate Service, Inc. Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast S.W. side of #10, Brokers Real Estate Service Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast S.W.

side of #10, Brokers Real Estate Service River Corridor, 3/83 Mary Ann Brown, Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northwest originally part of property S.E. side of carriage house behind #10, Sidney, Shelby, Chio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.W. side of #11, Springer Enterprises Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southeast Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Southern side of #11, J. Springer Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing north Sidney, Shelby, Ohia Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of (r-1)- #11, Springer Enterprises; #12, E. Young; #13, Springer Enterprises; #14, V.

Jutte Photographer facing Southwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 East side of #12, E. Young Photographer facing West Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of (r-1)- #13, Springer Enterprises; #14, V. Jutte Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Southwest Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Photographer facing West Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District East side of #13, Springer Enterprises Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of (r-1)- #13, Springer Enterprises; #14, V. Jutte Photographer facing Southwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District II Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 N.E. side of #14 and carriage house, V.

Jutte Photographer facing Southwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District JJ Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 V. Jutte Photographer facing Southeast N.w. side of carriage house behind #14, Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 #14, V. Jutte; #15, F. Copeland Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northwest S.E. side of (r-l)- #13, Springer Enterprises; Sidney, Shelby, Dhio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 East side of # 14, V. Jutte Photographer facing West Sidney, Shelby, Obio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 14, V. Jutte Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District NN Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 14, V. Jutte Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 14, V.

Jutte Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 14, V. Jutte Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 Interior of # 14, V. Jutte Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.E. side of (r-1) #13, Springer Enterprises; #14, V. Jutte; #15, F. Copeland Photographer facing Northwest Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Intersection of Walnut Ave. and Poplar St.. Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 S.W. side of (1-r) #14, V. Jutte; #15, F. Copeland Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing Northeast Sidney, Shelby, Ohio Mary Ann Brown, River Corridor, 3/83 West side of #15, F.

Copeland Sidney Walnut Avenue Historic District Photographer facing East 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) UNITED STATES SIDNEY QUADRANGLE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY N4015w8407.5/7.5 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ROAD CLASSIFICATION STATE OF OHIO SIDNEY, OHIO 16 741400 4463240 May 16, 1983 I-71 and 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 Dear Mr. Simmons: At its regular meeting on May 9, 1983, Municipal Building,201 West Poplar St., Sidney, Ohio 45365-2781, 513-498-2335 City of Sidney Council unanimously endorsed this nomination. Avenue Historic District Nomination for Ohio Historic Preservation Office Douglas W. Hilyard the Sidney City Council reviewed the Walnut Sincerely, City Manager contact my office. inclusion on the National Register of David Simmons you have any questions, do not hesitate to Historic Places.

Please be advised that DWH: bm and eppende, July 8, 1983 Mr. James A. Pryor, personally appeared before ments are true. 5u 081983 I-71 617th aue a Notary Public, Public W. Ray fuce