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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 National Park Service received JAN | 0 1984 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms and/or common street & number 9860 State Route #188 (formerly Ringgold-Turnpike)N/A not for publication city, town 3. Classification - district _ unoccupied X agriculture _ museum X private - park _ structure - private residence _ religious _object _in process - yes: restricted .government _ scientific _ transportation X N/A 4. Owner of Property Charles and Virginia Peters Bartholomew Circleville vic, X vicinity of courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. South Court St. & Franklin Ohio 43113 has this property been determined eligible?
_ yes x no depository for survey records both Location date Category Accessible commercial entertainment educational Ownership code site state industrial historic Status Public Acquisition other: title Inventory-Nomination Form (3-82) 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Pickaway County Courthouse PETERS-BARTHOLOMEW RESIDENCE being considered National Register of Historic Places Present Use Type all entries-complete applicable sections Ohio work in progress date entered 9860 State Route #l88 5. Location of Legal Description United States Department of the Interior For NPS use only 1. Name X_building(s) military county - _ local - public 039 House 7. Description X excellent X altered -moved date THE STEVENSON PETERS FARM COMPLEX is loçated in Walnut Township, Pickaway County, Ohio.
It now consists of a farm house (1852), summer kitchen, springhouse, barn and two miscellaneous active as a farm today. of these later additions to the complex, the boundary for this nomination has been defined to exclude the structures west of the drive and include only as much acreage as necessary to include the primarily nineteenth century complex of buildings. the "4 over 4." It is a 2½ story 5 bay by 2 bay common bond brick building which sits on The windows are 6/6 light double hung and two smaller 4 light openings exist under the lintels of plain cutstone. There is stepped corbeling at the cornice line, a feature common giving the house a L-plan. porch into the rear section, east bay of the structure. Therefore, unlike the common plan staircase.
In the rear section, one major room is centered and it is then flanked by the Original hardwood floors, walnut woodwork (cabinetry, door & window trim, mantels and Outside, original brick walks which encircle the house have been exposed and recently rebuilt. a pool located to the east of the main house. ground level on the barn's north side and two smaller windows centered under the eaves. Three new metal ventilators have been added at the ridgepole.
The barn is two stories tall and it is a bank barn in that the second floör is accessible by vehicle at the south end Condition frame outbuildings dating from the nineteenth century.It is situated on a tract of land and a wing which appears to be original projects off the north elevation on the west side, to Pickaway County farm houses, and the gable roof is now covered with asphalt shingles -ruins with the more traditional plan..It has two front rooms divided bya central hallway and a wood shingle roof projecting eaves) anda single bay single story porch on thefront Check one The original barn exists with two shed roof additions of frame and concrete block to the east. north side.A3 bay single story frame porch is centered on the facade(south)elevation of two of the four lots and it has been intact as a single farm since 1887.It is still of the barn.
X_original site -unexposed - unaltered good 0 : measuring 106 acres. The original Stevenson Peters' farm of 226 acres was subdivided into four lots upon his death in 1887 and inherited by his children. This 106 acres is comprised eaves in the } story. The windows are surrounded with louvered shutters, lug sills and Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance