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OHIO HISTORIC INVENTORY 1. No. 4. Present Name(s) 2. County 5. Other Name(s) 3. Location of Negatives 6. Specific Location 16. Thematic Category 28. No. of Stories 2-1/2 29. Basement? Yes D 1255 State Route 48 1830 30. Foundation Material 7. City or Town lf Rural, Township & Vicinity 18. Style or Design 31. Wall Construction 19. Architect or Engineer 8. Site Plan with North Arrow 32. Roof Type & Material Contractor or Builder 33. No. of Bays Original Use, If apparent 34. Wall Treatment Present Use 35. Plan Shape 23. Ownership Changes Altered D 9. Coordinates Moved C If known Condition U.T.M. Reference 25. Open to Site O Structure D Object O 26. Local Contact Person or Organization Endangered? 11. On National Lebanon Planning Dept. By What? 13. Part of Estab. Yes District Visible from Hist. Dist.? 15. Name of Established District Distance from and 42.
Further Description of Important Features asymmetrically-located front entranceway has a transom and side- 43. History and Significance shows the building is the 1875 atlas, with its owner shown as Thomas E. Corwin, which 44. Description of Environment and Outbuildings New suburban residential development is located directly south and west of the house. 45. Sources of Information 48. Prepared by Deed search- Warren County Courthouse 47. Organization 1875 Combination Atlas of Warren County, L.H. Everts 48. Date 49. Revision Date(s) 12/83 WAR-746-6 Lebanon Underway? Brick Easting Side Residential Lat. Long. Front Agriculture Preservation Stone Federal Fair Exterior Eligible? Warren Potent'?
Northing Corwin House Frontage on Road (Explain Rita Walsh The Corwin house is significant as a vernacular representation of a Federal style farmhouse Gable/asphalt shingl agrees with the deed search.Although the earliest indication of the house's exis-(cont'd) around the entire building is decorated with dentils.The Ohio Historic Preservation Office Two small brick outbuildings in poor condition are located directly west of the house. 150' sides of the front section of the building have no openings.The Miami Purchase Assoc This simple brick residence has Flemish bond coursing on the front see cwners list in #42) bus, Ohio 43211 Date(s) or Period No D 24. Owner's Name & Address, Building X No O with remnants of its historic agricultural fabric still present. The earliest map which facade and radiating voussoirs over the 6/6 and 2/2 windows. The Register?
2-1/2 Ohio Historical Center Flemish bond front Public Road? an entrance on the north side. The end chimneys have double flues. Corwin, until 1978. Although there have been some alterations to the building, seen in the have been a full-width Victorian porch, the building still remains a relatively rare example of a Federal style farmhouse in the region. occupations of the residents of Turtlecreek township, of which this The township farmers were generally engaged in livestock and fruit farming, with others involved in what was described as "fancy" farming. While it is not known what this particular farm produced, it is assumed during the 19th Century, as Lebanon was the center for the townships business in Lebanon, with several collection stations scattered around their settings completely altered.
Situate in the City of Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, and being a part of Section 1, the centerline of North Broadway and the easterly line of said Section 1, N. 2°30' and the easterly line of said Section 1; (4) with the centerline of North Broadway and with said Section line, S. 2°30; W. 200.00 feet to the point of beginning, containing probably around 1830 based on its stylistic elements. The house stayed The building is also representative of the primarily agricultural County, many of these farms have been lost or. have had the integrity of from said real point of beginning, with the boundary of said 2.00 acre tract, on the the southwest corner of the house. structure was a part until its annexation by the city relatively recently.
the centerline of North Broadway with the centerline of Northwood Drive; thence along replacement of the sidelight glass with shutters in the front entrance; relationship between the town of Lebanon and its surrounding rural environs Legal Description: 2.00 acres, subject to all legal highways and easements of record. town which led to the location of several health-related institutions of Cedar Ridge, Section 1,a subdivision of lands, as recorded in Plat Book 7,page 10, There is evidence in the fading paint on the front facade ofa full-width E.164.00 feet to the southeasterly corner ofa 2.00 acre tract recorded in Deed Book the addition of a cement porch slab and the removal of what appears to to a point;(3) S.87°i8'E. 435.60 feet to a point in the centerline of North Broadway 42. (continued) in the Corwin family, who were cousins of the famous governor Thomas in the town.
At the turn of the century, the numerous farms around and being the real point of beginning for the herein described tract, running thence Beginning at the intersection of the county.Due to new subdivision.and industrial development in Warren Lebanon induced the French Bros.Co.to establish their creamery feet toa feet Columbus, Ohio 43211 1. No 4. Present Name(s) 5. Other Name(s) 3. Location of Negatives 6. Specific Location 28. No. of Stories 2-1/2 29. Basement? Yes C No C 1830 30. Foundation Material 18. Style or Design 7. City or Town It Rural, Township & Vicinity 31. Wall Construction 19. Architect or Engineer 8. Site Plan with North Arrow Gable/asphalt shingle No. of Bays Original Use. If apparent 34. Wall Treatment 35. Plan Shape 23. Ownership Changes Altered 0 8. Coordinates Moved O If known Condition U.T.M.
Reference 25. Open to Preservation Site O Structure - Object O 26. Local Contact Person or Organization Endangered? By What? 11. On National District 40. Visible from Hist. Dist.7 Potent'i? No X 41. Distance from and 42. Further Description of Important Features facade and radiating voussoirs over the 6/6 and 2/2 windows. The around the entire building is decorated with dentils. The (cont'd) 43. History and Significance The Corwin house is significant as a vernacular representation of a Federal style farmhouse shows the building is the 1875 atlas, with its owner shown as Thomas E. Corwin, which 44. Description of Environment and Outbulldings New suburban residential development is located directly south and west of the house. 45. Sources of Information 46. Prepared by Deed Search - Warren County Courthouse 47. Organization 1875 Combination Atlas of Warren County, L.H. Everts 48.
Date 12/83 Easting Lebanon Long. Brick Register? Lat. Exterior County Underway? Residential Fair Front. WAR-746-6 Agriculture Federal Corwin House Warren Stone Ohio Historical Center Frontage on Road Rita Walsh 20.Contractor or Builder (Explain OHIO HISTORIC INVENTORY Ohio Historic Preservation Office Lebanon Planning Dept. Eligible? Interior This simple brick residence has Flemish bond coursing on the front Miami Purchase Assoc Two small brick outbuildings in poor condition are located directly west of the house. asymmetrically-located front entranceway has a transom and side- agrees with the deed search.Although the earliest indication of the house's exis-(contd) Northing Public Road? 150' 1255 State Route 48 sides of the front section of the building have no openings.The Side in 16. Thematic Category 17. Date(s) or Period 32. Roof Type & Material Present Use 22. Present Use 24.
Owner's Name & Addrass, No D 15. Name of Established District 49. Revision Date(e) Addition Flemish bond front 2-1/2 with remnants of its historic agricultural fabric still present.The earliest map which Zone in the Corwin family, who were cousins of the famous governor Thomas Corwin, until 1978. Al though there have been some alterations to the building, seen in the have been a full-width Victorian porch, the building still remains a occupations of the residents of Turtlecreek township, of which this The township farmers were generally engaged in livestock and fruit during the 19th Century, as Lebanon was the center for the townships town which led to the location of several health-related institutions in the town.
At the turn of the century, the numerous farms around Legal Description: Situate in the City of Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, and being a part of Section 1, the centerline of North Broadway and the easterly line of said Section 1, N. 2°30' of Cedar Ridge, Seetion 1, a subdivision of lands, as recorded in Plat Book 7, page 10, and being the real point of beginning for the herein described tract, running thence from said real point of beginning, with the boundary of said 2.00 acre tract, on the and the easterly line of said Section 1; (4) with the centerline of North Broadway and with said Section Tine, S. 2°30; W.
200.00 feet to the point of beginning, containing Lebanon induced the French Bros.Co.to establish their creamery The building is also representative of the primarily agricultural There is evidence in the fading paint on the front facade of a full-width probably around 1830 based on its stylistic elements.The house stayed County, many of these farms have been lost or have had the integrity of the county.Due to new subdivision and industrial development in Warren their settings completely altered. While it is not known what this particular farm produced, it is assumed the centerline of North Broadway with the centerline of Northwood Drive; thence along the addition of a cement porch slab and the removal of what appears to the southwest corner of the house. 2.00 acres,subject to all legal highways and easements of record.
structure was a part until its annexation by the city relatively recently. replacement of the sidelight glass with shutters in the front entrance; toa toa point in the centerlineof North Broadway front porch, probably added in the 1880's or 90's. A wide concrete slab farming, with others involved in what was described as "fancy" farming. turn, contributed to Lebanon's 19th Century reputation as a "healthy" business in Lebanon, with several collection stations scattered around 411, page 525, of the Deed Records of said County, and also being the northeasterly corner 42. (continued) tence is the 1875 atlas, it is certain that the house is much earlier, relatively rare example of a Federal style farmhouse in the region. an entrance on the north side.The end chimneys have double flues.
relationship between the town of Lebanon and its surrounding rural environs Beginning at the intersection of rear wing on the west side of this front section is three bays wide with serves as the porch now.A small asphalt-sided addition is located on Town 3,Range 4,and bounded and described as follows: 1815 ATLAS 150 Carlis Steddom Samuel Hulchison 10-4 D. Bant T. Thompaoi D.T. Colbert H. E. Evans- I: C Perrine T.4 E.R. S Colrin 103 100 180 Heirs 110 318 169 Est. Rhoades 149 Thos. Hutchin Smair 119 Toll Hous San! John 189 longstreth Corwin 115 -fl Job 10 2. Boni 100 SE_R3N Infirmary AMD HISTORY OF R4N 106.67 1903 59.25 101.74 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No.1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 Multiple Resource Area Lebanon Multiple Resource Area Warren County, OHIO Nomination/Type of Review Keeper 0 1. East End Historic 2. Floraville Historic National Register 5. Kaufman, Sam, House 6.
Coffeen, Goldsmith, 7. Corwin House 8. Corwin-Bolin House 9. Ferney, John, House House Attest Name Date/Signature Inventory-Nomination Form District State 10. Lebanon Academy National Register of Historic Places dnr-11 National Park Service Continuation sheet Item number Historic District Substantive Review North Broadway Thematic Group United States Department of the Interior Page Entered in the 3-82 date entered Lebanon Commercial National Registor WASO Form - 177 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ("R" June 1984) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET Fed. Reg. Date: Date Due: _ nomination by person or local government owner objection Federal Agency: . Jappeal -sample J request LJ NR decision _ see continuation sheet _substantive reasons discussed below 1. Name 2. Location 3. Classification Present Use Public Acquisition 5.
Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Has this property been determined eligible? 7. Description Check one J excellent - unaltered -original site J moved summary paragraph yes Accessible Category dates Status resubmission Recom./Criteria Reviewer completeness alterations/integrity RETURN Ownership Discipline unexposed ruins REJECT deteriorated Warren County Action: boundary selection Substantive Review: Condition Reviewer's comments: Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance Corwin House (Lebanon MRA) Nomination returned for: Xeechnical corrections citedbelow clarity AUG 2 7 1984 ACCEPT - Working No. Eatered in the 8.
Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) J 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 Quadrangle name Verbal boundary description and justification 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 - Date - Builder/Architect completeness Signed Photographs Period context title Phone Maps applicable criteria local Specific dates UTM References justification of areas checked Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet clarity _state _national Rita Walsh, photographer July 1983 Corwin Herse Photographer facing southwest Building# Il PHOTO#15 Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio Rita Walsh, photographer Photographer facing west showing the environment around this farmhouse September 1983 1255 St.Rte.48 PHOTO#17 for this property Please refer to the map in the Multiple Property Cover Sheet Multiple Property Cover Sheet Reference Number:64000631