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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms MAR 1 3 1987 and or common 620 and 630 East Broad Street street & number city, town . vicinity of _X state - county - public .unoccupied - agriculture - museum X building(s) X private X commercial -offices park X work in progress .educational - private residence . entertainment - religious - yes: restricted - government - scientific - industrial - military _ other: Harrogate Associates c/o Mr. Charles B. Zehnder Ohio 43228 courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. has this property been determined eligible? - _ yes _ local Ohio 43211 039 2. Location code Accessible Category FRA-572-18 both Ownership transportation 1.

Name Columbus received Status district Public Acquisition being considered Franklin County Administration Building object National Register of Historic Places historic 4. Owner of Property date entered Ohio 3. Classification Inventory-Nomination Form 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys title structure Present Use in process site N/A not for publication For NPS use only Ohio Historic Inventory FRA-573-18 410 South High Street June 1975 Type all entries-complete applicable sections National Park Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices 5212 West Broad Street (3-82) X. yes: unrestricted 049 date 10-31-87 Expires X excellent .deteriorated -altered - original site .moved stylish residences of French Second Empire design.

Due, in part, to the Exterior details include a flat-sided mansard roof covered with-imbricated slate, a heavy metal cornice detailed with.modillions and dentils; wall Interior details remaining include original woodwork, slate and wood mantels, plaster moldings, and winding staircase of natural wood. In 1928 after the Ohio Farm Bureau acquired the property a major 2-story 4X6 ornamental downspout tops, stringcourses, brick detailing in the 2nd story window lintels, cutstone sills, quoins, and iron railing running around the Also because of its placement, the addition only mildly intrudes on the: to their original location and dimensions, reconstructing a wood door and canopy entry, the central dormer, tower and cresting, the three-sided bay on Condition unexposed hoodmolds, decorative corbelled chimneys, and symmetry of design. 7.

Description Check one significance helping to convey the transition from residential to commercial. well-trafficked entry into the downtown and as a result these buildings are Empire styl ing. "landmark" structures in the city. site at the intersection of 1-71 and East Broad Street.This isa _ruins -fair 620 East Broad Street is a 2 1/2 story 3X3 bay common bond brick bearing dormers with elaborate molded surrounds, arched windows with decorative! house. It has paired steel-framed operable multiple light windows, aflat on the National Register. In this case, the addition is part of the perlod of In 1870, the East Park Place Subdivision was platted.

By 1872, both Benjamin location of Interstate 71, the structures currently sit on a very prominent bay blonde brick commercial addition was put on the northwest corner of the The large commercial addition ordinarily might be seen as an intrustve addition isso placed that it does not put into question what part of the structure is original, nor does it compromise the significant French Second plan was opened up by the removal of c. 1960 partitions, dropped ceilings etc. date addition which because of its size might disqualify the building from listing Utilizing historic photographs and physical evidence, the facade of this Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance

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structure which sits on a sol id stone foundation of coursed,roughly squared structure was rebuilt in the interest of recapturing an essence of the 1871-2 N.Huntington and Andrew Denny Rodgers I had acquired adjacent lots at NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No.

1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio Continuation sheet Item number Throughout the rehabilitation, the existing architectural details of significance, including the slate roof, decorative cornice, existing 630 East Broad Street is a 2 1/2 story with raised basement 3X3 bay common rectangular imbricated slate, a heavy metal cornice detailed with paired level), ornamental chimney caps, oriel window (east elevation), and symmetry Alterations to the facade of 630 which occured during the Ohio Farm Bureau's the original appearance of the building, although the interior plan indicates The were altered between 1929 and 1936, 8/8 light double hung on the basement windows, but they are now 1/1 light double hung.

Frame pilasters and a balconette were added to the basement level entry at the time of the facade remodel ing. period of

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significance and it helps convey the transition from residential to rehabilitation, the existing significant architectural details were maintained corner of all four floors. Page (3-82) received Inventory-Nomination Form brackets and stringcourse, wall dormers with elaborate molded surrounds, National Register of Historic Places paired arched double hung windows with decorative brick/stone arches (2nd approach to the piano nobile central entrance a flat-arched window),and bond brick structure with a 3-bay rear addition unknown)which sitson a In 1982-6 this building was completely repaired and rehabilitated for office Exp. 10-31-84 For NPS use only the east side of the facade, and reerecting an iron fence and stone pillars hoodmolds, original windows, chimneys, interior moldings, woodwork, mantels and staircase were maintained and repaired.

wood mantels, plaster molding and winding staircase. The exterior maintains the c. 1930 facade. This facade is part of the the removal of later partitions and alterations. Throughout the around the site. The original facade obliterated by a c. 1940 remodel ing. occupancy (between 1929 and 1936) include the removal of an exterior stairway level, 8/12 light double hung on the piano nobile with 2/2 light double hung date entered design.Exterior details include a flat-sided mansard roof covered with sidelights.Multiple lights were added to the second floor round arched the removal of an approach to the east side entrance.There has also been a NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No.1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior Item number Interstate 71 to the west of the multiple resource nomination makes it unreasonable to incorporate these two structures into that nomination.

the amount of intrusion between the current boundaries of the Jefferson Avenue Jefferson Avenue nomination unreasonable. received Inventory-Nomination Form (3-82) National Register of Historic Places Continuation sheet date entered National Park Service For NPs use only Page 3 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio 620 and 630 East Broad Street are located just east of the Jefferson Avenue Historic District (N.R. 12/82) and west of the boundaries of the recently Historic District and these building make the inclusion of them into the nominated East Broad Street Multiple Resource Area.The major boundary of Areas of SignificanceCheck and justify below -archeology-prehistoric -_ community planning - archeology-historic - agriculture . literature X.

architecture X_ 1800-1899 -* commerce X 1900- -communications : politics/government 1871-2 - unknown Statement of Significance

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(in one paragraph) R.H. Evans, Contractór 620 and 630 East Broad Street are significant under Criteria A as the offices branch later became Nationwide Insurance, an important company representing Columbus' early 20th century commercial/economic development and reflecting homes were demol ished or converted to commercial use, as East Broad Street The Ohio Farm, Bureau Federation ls,-in part, the seed organization which motorists and should therefore have: less expensive auto insurance. :This Insurance company changed its name to Nationwide to reflect its growth 620 East Broad Street in 1928. This addition is significant as the first built environment in downtown Columbus. 1978. 1700-1799 1500-1599 invention 1600-1699 conservation 8.

Significance industry 1400-1499 education theater humanitarian science prehistoric law military became the Nationwide Insurance conglomerate headquartered in Columbus today.

help solve their marketing and purchasing problems.They decided to go into .sculpture Street in 1928,Nationwide Insurance has continued to significantly impact the of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, the seed organization whose insurance The Ohio Farm Bureau leased office space in other existing buildings from its Specific dates 1871-2, 1928 -transportation Bureau Federation until 1936.Since the first construction at 620 East Broad ---economics Street in 1929.This pair of buildings remained the offices of the Ohio Farm further east where there was less congestion and larger tracts of land on social/ became a main thoroughfare with a commercial focus.o founding in 1919 until they purchased 620 East Broad Street in 1927.In -.engineering _music - landscape architecture... - religion -- art - other (specify) 1928 addition - Miller & Reeves, Arch. the commercial development phase of.

fashionable turn-of-the-century architecture, and as a remaining example of a 19th century high stytero.t residence on East Broad Street within the innerbelt.?; East Broad Street was once a fashionable residential corridor in the late which to build their majestic homes, the once-residential areas of the street the insurance because they felt they were being overcharged for car insurance. largest office building in central Ohio, One .Nationwide Plaza, completed in response to their growth, they added the commercial addition to the rear of Company.

It was so successful that today it has grown into the fourth largest Builder/Architect Period were being absorbed by the growing downtown.It was then that these existing residential East Broad Street.620 East Broad Street is also significant 1800s.As the city expanded eastward and the upper class chose to move even auto insurer in the United States.The Farm Bureau Federation and the 130 companies, including 27 insurance companies.1t headquarters are in the insurance venture began in 1926 as the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance insurance company divided into separated entities in 1948.In 1955 the It made sense to them that as rural drivers they had less at risk than city Founded in 1919,it is a consumer organization developed by Ohio farmers to under Criteria C as aremaining example of French Second Empire style of 10.

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Geographical Data McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1960. Quadrangle name Southeast Columbus, Ohio A (620 East Broad Street) Park Place Addition to the City of Columbus, Ohio as the same are numbered and delineated on the recorded plat thereof, of record in Plat Book #2, page #61, Recorder's Office, Franklin County, Ohio. - state 11. Form Prepared By 2595 Summit Street street & number Ohio 43202 X local according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Seryice State Historic Preservation Officer signature Easting code county organization Columbus Northing date Zone name/title national 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification 9.

Major Bibliographical References List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries UTM References Quadrangle scale 1:24,000 The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: Acreage of nominated propertyless than l acre Chief of Registration city or town Verbal boundary description and justification Being Lots 5,6,7,and the west part of 8 East For NPs use only 117 330520 L4425/41610 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated 614-263-3440 telephone Attest: SHP NPS Form 10-300-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp.

10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio Item number 8 the detailed cornices, wall dormers with decorative surrounds and windows with hoodmolds, detailed chimneys and maintenance of symmetry. The interior, in spite of extensive remodeling and adaptive use through the years, has original reflect the character of the original facade, based on historic photographs properties incorporated into that nomination, only 30% were built in the nineteenth century, and none of them were significant as a representation of the French Second Empire style of architecture, although at least fourteen other, in addition to 620 and 630 East Broad, is the Benjamin Smith House, now Bureau, it is not being nominated under Criteria C (see description).

an attorney, treasurer of Citizens Saving Bank, and postmaster (1877-1881) in Page (3-82) received National Register of Historic Places date entered Inventory-Nomination Form different high styles were represented. Benjamin N. Huntington was an officer with the Brown, Hinman & Huntington Co., because of the historically significant commercial addition. architectural detail representative of the French Second Empire style and built the Long Street Railway and was founder and president of the horse-drawn and physical evidence.

the Columbus Club (N.R.6/73),also of French Second Empire design.Because Further contributing to the architectural significance of 620 East Broad Columbus Consolidated Street Railway Co.from 1872 to 1892.Rodgers' contribution to the community also included being elected to the Ohio Continuation sheet original details of this style include the mansard roof with slate shingles, The status of the original owners of 620 and 630 East Broad Street was typical 620 East Broad Street for 53 years (1872-1925).Andrew Denny Rodgers1 was For NPS use only woodwork, mantels, plaster moldings and staircases. Completed in 1986, the In addition, there are only five houses along East Broad Street between High Street and Interstate 71 and two of them are 20th century bulldings. The Columbus Savings Bank Co.

He was also brother to Pelatiah Huntington, founder Al though altered, 620 retains enough integrity to be eligible for listing on of the alterations to the facade of 630 East Broad Street by the Ohio Farm addition to his renowned involvement with the Columbus street railways. He tenants following the Ohio Farm Bureau and rebuilt in 1986.Remaining of the prominent residents along East Broad Street in the late 19th century. Street is the following information tallied from the research and Significant elements of the French Second Empire Style of architecture of 620 They were Benjamin N. Huntington (620) and Andrew Denny Rodgers I (630). NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp.

10-31-84 National Park Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio Item number 8 the Ohio Farm Bureau occupancy, they are not being nominated under Criteria B Page Continuation sheet National Register of Historic Places date entered Inventory-Nomination Form (3-82) Legislature, serving in the Union Army as a major during the Civil War and Rodgers, upon his death every streetcar in the city was halted for one minute. For NPS use only for their affiliation with these people. United States Department of the Interior serving as the first president of the Columbus Club in 1887.In honor of Mr. Because 620 and 630 East Broad Street have been altered to the appearances of The Rodgers family resided at 630East Broad Street for 48 years(1872-1920). received OMB No.

1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Continuation sheet - Page 1 Samuelson, Robert E. et al. Architecture Columbus. Columbus: The Foundation of the and Andrew D. Rodgers Houses." p. 174 (#220). Sanborn Maps, 1921, Vol I. Map 41. received Inventory-Nomination Form (3-82) Columbus Chapter of the American Institute of Architects,1976."Benjamin N.Huntington Nationwide Insurance Co., info, supplied by library and media relations depts. date entered National Register of Historic Places NPS Form 10-900-a #9 cont, Item number 9 Expires 10-31-87 For NPS use only WASO Form - 177 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ("R" June 1984) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices Fed. Reg.

Date: Date Due: 3 nomination by person or local government owner objection -appeal -sample LJrequest ] NR decision _ see continuation sheet _ technical corrections cited below _ substantive reasons discussed below 2. Location 3. Classification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 7. Description - unaltered L original site _ excellent - moved J summary paragraph resubmission Accessible Category Condition Ownership dates fair REJECT unexposed alterations/integrity Status OHIO completeness ruins Discipline Recom./Criteria deteriorated Franklin County RETURN Substantive Review: boundary selection Public Acquisition Reviewer's comments: Nomination returned for: Has this property been determined eligible? Federal Agency: Present Use Describe the present and original (if known)physical appearance Check one clarity 1.

Name yes .288 Reviewer - good 07000466 8. Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) -applicable criteria J relating significance to the resource - other 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property 11. Form Prepared By _national _local State Historic Preservation Officer signature L Photographs GPO 918-450 completeness Signed Date Period Builder/Architect Maps context summary paragraph state Phone: clarity UTM References Verbal boundary description and justification 12.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification Quadrangle name Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to title Specific dates justification of areas checked The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: relationship of integrity to significance Ijustification of exception Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet LUXURY OFFICES 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Facade & west elev. of 630 - n.e. Huntington & rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane LUXURY OFFICES 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Columbus, Ohio 43202 May 1986 Facade & west elev. of 630 - Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Franklin County, Ohio 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, ohio Kathy Mast Kane May 1986 3rd Floor interior detail - s.e.

Huntington & Rodgers Houses 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit St., Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 3rd Floor interior detail - 630 - e. Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 3rd Floor Interior detail - 630 - n.w. Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 463-1600 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Facade & east elev. of 630 - n.w. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit Street, Columbus OH 43202 May 1986 Huntington & Rodgers Houses West & north elev., 630 - s.e.

620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit Street, Columbus OH 43202 May 1986 2nd Floor interior - 630 - s.w. Franklin County Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus May, 1986 Facade, 630 East Broad - nw. Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit St., Cols. OH 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit Street, Columbus, OH 43202 May 1986 2nd floor interior detail - 630 - e. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus May 1986 Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane Huntington & Rodgers Houses Facade detail, 620 - n. 2595 Summit Street, Columbus OH 43202 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Ist floor entry detail, 620 - s.e.

Franklin County, Ohio 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus May 1986 Stair detail from attic level, 620- s. Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit Street, Columbus Ohio 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane East & North elev., 620 - s.w. 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 2nd floor interior - 620 - n. 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Facade & West elev., 620 - n.e. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Franklin County, Ohio 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols.

OH 43202 May 1986 Ist floor, window detail - 620 - n.e. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Franklin County, OHIO 620 & 630 EAst Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Ist floor interior - 620 - s.e. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane OHIO C O LOF CARE R T&CHNOLO Y 620 & 630 EastBroad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summmit Street, Columbus, Ohio "02 Facade of 630 - n. "Before Rehab" photo, 1983 Huntington & Rodgers Houses ) SCHOOL CAREER 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus East Elev. of 630 (partial) - w.

"Before rehabilitation"photo Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Franklin County , Ohio 2595 Summit Street, columbus, Ohio 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Cols.OH c/o Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit St., Cols., OH 43202 Historic photo, c.1929 Franklin County Huntington & Rodgers Houses Facade of 630 & west elev.(partial) - n.e. 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Cols. OH Franklin County, Ohio Historic Photo , c.1929 Facade of 630 - n. 17276-2 F5 c/o Kathy Mast Kane Huntington & Rodgers Houses COLUMBUS, OHIO 43216 State Offices and 620-632 East Broad Street Golumbus, Ohio September 4,193G Employees Ohio Farm Bureau 620 & 630 East Broad St., Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Columbus, 43202 Historic Photo, 1936 2307 Franklin County, Ohio c/o Kathy Mast Kane Huntington & Rodgers Houses Facade of 630 - n.e. FARM BUREAU OHIO 620 620 & 630 East Broad St., Cols. OH Historic photo, c.

1929 Facades and west elev. (partial) - n.e. Franklin County Huntington & Rodgers Houses c/o Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit St., Cols., OH PHOTO FILE 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Cols. OH 2595 Summit St., Columbus, OH 43202 Historic photo, c. 1936 Facade & east elev. of 630 - n.w. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Franklin County, Ohio c/o Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad|Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 Rear & west elev. of 630 - s.e. "Before rehabilitation" photo, 1983 Huntington & Rodgers Houses 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus "Before rehab" photo , 1983 Huntington & Rodgers Houses Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane south & west elev.of addition -620 - n.e. 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Cols.

2595 Summit Street, Columbus, 43202 "Before rehab" photo, 1983 Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Facades of 620 & 630 and west elev.-n.e. 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit St, Cols. OH 43202 Historic Photo, c.1928 Huntington & Rodgers Houses Facade, west elev. & addition - 620 - n.e. Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East BroadStreet, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 "Before rehab" photo, 1983 Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Facade, west elev.& addition - 620 - n.e. 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 "Before rehab" photo, 1983 Facade w/ c. 1940 alterations - 620 - n. Franklin County, Ohio Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, Ohio 2595 Summit Street, Cols.

OH 43202 "Before rehab" photo, 1983 east elev. - 620 - s.w. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 Historic Photo, c. Facade, 620 East Broad St. - n. Huntington & Rodgers Houses Franklin County, Ohio Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus Franklin County, OHio 2595 Summit Street, Cols. OH 43202 May 1986 Facades & part. west elev., 620 & 630 -n.e Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane 620 & 630 East Broad Street, Columbus May 1986 1st floor entry detail, 620 - n.

Huntington & Rodgers Houses Kathy Mast Kane Franklin County, OHIO 2595 Summit Street, Columbus, Ohio 43202 OHIO-FRANKLIN CO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) SOUTHEAST COLUMBUS QUADRANGLE UNITED STATES 620 a 630 Bast Broad Street, Colurbus FEB 10 1987 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ROAD CLASSIFICATION 1985 Velma Avenue Columbus. Ohio 43211 Ms. Carol Shull, Chief 1100 L Street, N.W. Dear Carol : New Submiss ions - Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Offices Conner, Alexander, House St. Peter and St. Paul/San Pedro Y East Broad St. Historic District (E. Broad St. Heyne-Zimmerman House (E. Broad St. MRA) W. Ray Luce SOCIETY Greene County HISTORICAL 614/297-2470 Knox Lucas Sincerely, Enclosures WRL:bp Enclosed are three new National Register nominations and four resubmissions. MRA) Washington, D.c.

20240 State Historic Preservation Office Ohio Historic Preservation Office FEB 1 0 1987 National Register of Historic Places San Pablo Historic District SINCE 1885 East High Street Historic District National Park Service Department of the Interior Broad Street Presbyterian Church (E.Broad St. Please contact me if you have any questions. Franklin February 3, 1987 All of the appropriate notification procedures have been followed for the new