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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service received APR 2 | 1987 N/A not for publication street & number N/A vicinity of city, town .district - unoccupied - agriculture - private X commercial _ private residence .site _ religious - in process X yes: restricted - scientific N/A being considered - yes: unrestricted - transportation _ military - other: Ohio 43725 5. Location of Legal Description courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. 6. Representation in Existing Surveys has this property been determined eligible?
- - yes X no September, 1977 Ohio Historic Preservation Office, Ohio Historical Society depository for survey records 059 both county Accessible Category entertainment structure date government Ownership educational code object park historic Status industrial Sarchet-Burgess House Guernsey Ohio Ohio Historic Inventory public Inventory-Nomination Form Xstate (3-82) Present Use date entered title Public Acquisition Courthouse Square 4. Owner of Property 3. Classification Type all entries-complete applicable sections Columbus, 2. Location Cambridge National Register of Historic Places 145 West Eighth Street Guernsey County Courthouse, Recorders Office John and Kay Nicolozakes 62701 Georgetown Road See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms For NPS use only 1. Name NPS Form 10-900 work in progress and or common OMB No.
1024-0018 _ museum _ building(s) Expires 10-31-87 local 7. Description _excellent * original site - unaltered - moved date _ fair The Sarchet-Burgess House, a two story brick residence, was built ca. 1830-1833 on part of one of the original town lots, No. 87, of the original Italianate updates included an entry porch on the north elevation, and a three and bracketed cornices. During this renovation, exterior shutters were removed, interior shutters were added, and seventeen of the twenty-five The interior features three large rooms both upstairs and downstairs, each In the 1930s, the Sarchet-Burgess House was used by the WPA as their Guernsey story wooden addition on the back of the house, on the inside of the L.
Some interior paneling, floor linoleum, a few modern doors, and some interior walls including the original walls, ceiling, floors, foundation, some of the windows, a fireplace, and the staircase. ca. 1881, and the Guernsey County Library, ca. 1903. Condition deteriorated ruins original spindled balustrade. Check one asphalt shingled. front entrance includes a transom which has been covered by a door surround windows were changed to single-pane sashes. A 1868 renovation of the house by Samuel Burgess included extending the eaves influence, this house features a symmetrical five bay facade and interior end central hall is dominated by a walnut staircase featuring a cherry railing and and plumbing and central heating were installed. were also added.
originally equipped with a fireplace and built-in closet.The 18' square The house is adjacent to the original town square which was set aside for solid fired clay bricks and interior walls are rock-lath plaster, amounting to plat of the City of Cambridge. The 1ast major changes occurred in 1958when the owner added an 18' square one shutters; twenty-one of these windows, though not all 6/6, still remain. The low County headquarters. At this time, oak flooring covered the walnut floors, The Sarchet-Burgess House retains much of its original character and features X good of the roof by one foot on three sides, and adding carved brackets.
Other date unexposed bay porch centered on the east facade.Both porches feature Tuscan columns This L-shaped house rests upon a sandstone foundation and features Flemish The exterior originally boasted twenty-five 6/6 windows with exterior Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance