Nomination for Montgomery Saltbox Houses

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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 RECEIVED SEP - 2 1986 Exp. 10-31-84 date entered/UL 2 8 1987 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms 1. Name 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road and or common street & number N/A not for publication *city, town N/A vicinity of state Ohio OH county 3. Classification x district - unoccupied - agriculture X commercial _ work in progress - in process X yes: restricted - government - yes: unrestricted - military 4. Owner of Property Alvin Lipson, Diversified Real Estate Development 5. Location of Legal Description Hamilton County Cour thouse courthouse, registry of deeds, etc.

- yes X no depository for survey records Ohio Historic Preservation Office, Ohio Historical Center 1977 both Montgomery transportation Category code museum entertainment date Accessible Ownership educational Cincinnati park object structure other: Status being considered religious site historic private local title building(s) Public Acquisition Present Use industrial private residence (3-82) Main and Court Streets Inventory-Nomination Form National Register of Historic Places Type all entries-complete applicable sections 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 222 Senator Place 2. Location United States Department of the Interior National Park Service For NPS use only scientific Ohio x public Hamilton 7. Description - Check one X altered moved date #2, now New Lot #59. These two houses, flanked by newer construction on either side, sit in front of a new 14,000 square ft.

shopping plaza, Cooper Station. route, Montgomery Road, have been modified or destroyed through features the houses exhibited. Therefore, many early, and some original, features remain. FRAME "SALTBOX" HOUSE at 7789 Cooper Road four parts, the house measures approximately 35 ft. long by 28 period, most of the building now has 5 in. lapped wood siding. the front door, a huge firebox which shows on the exterior, one Condition unexposed ruins fair endboards accent the vertical dimensions of this portion.There people saw the advantage of capitalizing on the architectural Ohio's major turnpikes.

These two saltboxes along east-west roofed addition to the east behind the one-story wing.With all The frame saltbox house has four distinctive parts:1) They remained residences until the 1970s when they were turned miles north of Cincinnati.The houses are located on the east- In Montgomery, many of the houses along the north-south double hung sash on both floors under a wide friezeboard and small incorporated City of Montgomery which lies about twelve the Original Plat of Montgomery laid out by Nathanial Terwilliger the years as the street developed commercially along one of and the brick one at 7795 Cooper Road is on the west side of Lot _& original site 4) and a small shed 1ooks like it could be the earliest part of the house. It has - good in 1802.

The crossing at Cooper Road and Montgomery Road still 7789 Cooper Road is on the east side of Lot #1, now New Lot #60; The two-story front part has a three bay facade with 6/6 date unaltered forms the main intesection.Both houses stand within 6 ft of the eaves which are almost flush with the exterior wall.The wide makes a saltbox roofline to the west, sidewalk on the south side of Cooper Road.The frame house at Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance

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the east,3) a two-bay rear addition with a sloping roof which Cooper Road have been spared because this street changed little. west road that was the spine of the 24 irregularly shaped lots in VUL-deteriorated Form No. 10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM MONTGOMERY"SALTBOX"HOUSES, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH CONTINUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER #7 6/6 double hung sash that is very close to the floor, and the the cooking space which still has the crane, the mantel has a Frary's Early Homes of Ohio, P. 243, photos pp. 267-270. In Although the ceiling has been stuccoed, the hand hewn doorway, and the fourth has the large From the one-story part of the house, a doorway leads to than the one-room part, and may date from the 1820-1845 period.

first floor only, and random width plank floors throughout. A room on the west wall of the first floor, but there is no In the lean-to addition to the rear, which is also early, has the typical two steps outside the door at the bottom, and a steep single flight up. At a turn at the top of the stairs, a PAGE fireplace. RECEIVED summer beam and sills to give more spacious one-room structures attic with board partitions.In the fourth part of the the only stairway in the house is enclosed with board walls.It The interior of the one-story part of7789 Cooper Road is evidence of a fireplace in this structure.

the most interesting.It is dominated by a massive fireplace with this part of the house, the window and door surrounds are are diminutive with the height of the ceiling approximately 6.5 single smooth column supporting the entablature.The frieze over FOR NPS USE ONLY narrow brick 20th century chimney runs the full height of the runs east-west along the south or rear wall of the original two- small casement window at the top of the enclosed stairway which shaped but unadorned lintels over the doors and windows on the story part. The frame flat roofed shed addition has a rear exit.

small space under the lean-to roof slopes down to enclose an The ceilings are higher and the rooms are larger.There are DATE ENTERED the two-story front section that has a floor plan with a one room the mantel is broken with a middle projection, as noted in thin grooved strips and some of the 5 in.wide baseboard and (Hev. 10-74) The third section, the lean-to addition, has a foot wide "summer beam" appears to run the length of the room an early 19th century mantel of a classic order. On each side of stone celler. ceiling joists are exposed to show how they rest on the eaves added central support.In this one room, three walls have a beams on the north and south walls.In addition, a piece of a 2 Form No.

10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM MONTGOMERY "SALTBOX"HOUSES, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH ITEM NUMBER #7 CONTI NUATION SHEET the small shed roofed rear section contains bathrooms and a While the house on Lot #l is frame, the one next door to the brick is laid in common bonding, with soldier course lintels on brickwork that is disturbed in places, it is clear that several out. Of the original window openings that remain, there are side of the window jamb, probably from around 1900. The doors the top. The floorplan of the original part, the brick 3-bay room, there is a fireplace on the west wall, but the mantel has been removed.

On the south wall, the plaster has been removed exposing the brick, while on the other three walls, the plaster there are two rooms, all of the outer walls have had the plaster Attached to the rear of the brick portion, the lean-to sive view of the construction, both in and out, is possible. The removed. PAGE RECEIVED addition is most unusual and very early.Because the exterior exterior walls are horizontal planking attached to cross braced saltbox addition.A stone celler would be more commonly found east corner are hand-hewn slabs which form half timbering. are probably also from that same remodeling with glass panes at trap door entrance to the cellar.

walls have just had the pressed tin siding removed and the the floors are random width planking.In the large downstairs rectangle, is one room down with a central front door and two replacement 2/2 sash with curved stiles and stop catches at the Local residents are told it is older than the frame one.The Another unusual feature is the stone cellar under the entire framing between the stories of the brick house are exposed, and east on Lot #2 is brick.The two-story brick saltbox at 7795 interior was stripped when it was used for a shop, a comprehen- Cooper Road is more squarish, and is approximately 35 ft.wide DATE ENTERED new windows were cut into the brick walls, and two were taken the openings that are original.Upon close examination of the There are no outbuildings or garages on either lot.

BRICK SALTBOX HOUSE at 7795 Cooper Road and 30 ft.deep.Itis said to date from 1810,and the 1826 tax FOR NPS USE ONLY framing and kingpen trusses.Especially intriguing in the south- rooms up.The heavy hand-hewn ceiling joists that pin into the walls have been stencilled recently.On the second floor where (Hev.10-74) Form No. 10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM MONTGOMERY SALTBOX HOUSES CONTINUATION SHEET under the original part of the house, but this one with large desirable place for families, the population is over 10,000 developed into a shopping plaza, but these two 'saltbox"remnants Montgomery, and the cooperation of the developer, Alvin Lipson of complex behind. Application for tax certification is underway. blue, cream, and brick red, according to Commission.

The shutters will be removed. will be removed and replaced with wood, and The cellar is reached by ladder steps tucked under the stairway RECEIVED Plans for the rehabilitation of the buildings include: the shutters will come off. recommendations by the Montgomery Landmarks The few relatively unaltered 19th century structures left in small shops, and will serve as the focal point for the shopping Diversified Real Estate Devt.The two houses will be rented as the saltbox addition is centrally located. this small city are continually threatened by development.The of Montgomery's history are being saved through the dedication of windows to the south looks like it was meant to be living space.

DATE ENTERED to the second floor.The exit out the back on the first floor of today.The land on this side of Montgomery Road is being the local landmarks commission, the support of the City of population of the village of Montgomery which was about 5o0 after FOR NPS USE ONLY World War II increased ten-fold from 1950-l960,and it is sti1l (Hev. 10-74) 7789 Cooper Road - The exterior will be painted in shades of 7795 Cooper Road - The brick exterior will be painted shades of brown and cream. The pressed tin siding one of the fastest growing areas in Hamilton County.A very 8.

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Significance - archeology-historic science _agriculture _ economics X architecture -education X exploration/settlement - industry - invention other (specify) houses are significant under Criteria A, and Cr Criterion A, the houses relate to the early settlement of Montgomery, New York, along the Hudson River, and within 20 miles Revolutionary War, they came to the Miami Purchase Lands of the newly opened Ohio Country, promoted by John Cleves Symmes of New is almost lost because of the larger, later development along the With their added saltbox lean-tos, they are the only known local interpre- Miami River, only Montgomery which was settled before Cincinnati and up the Little Miami River to the Sycamore Creek, they took 1600-1699 1800-1825 1400-1499 commerce 1500-1599 1700-1799 theater communications conservation Under transportation humanitarian philosophy Period music literature military art Specific dates law X1800-1899 sculpture Although other settlers from the Northeast States platted States was concentrated in the land between the Miami Rivers.

thereby making settlement in the Ohio Country safer and more the Connecticut and New Jersey borders.Veterans of the 1900- north-south road through Montgomery, the route to the state structures left in the City of Montgomery that relate to the six -prehistoric incorporated City of Montgomery along the east-west road that rarely in Southwest Ohio where immigration from the Northeast people.In 1795,six families came from an area near Ohio River, and New Haven and New Baltimore west of the Great These two saltbox houses are two of the earliest known the Treaty of Greeneville was signed with the Indian nations, -politics government social/ villages in the county, such as Cleves and North Bend along the Areas of Significance-Check and justify below original plat of Montgomery that was laid out along an east-west Statement of Significance

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(in one paragraph) tationsof this New England house type left in Hamilton Co. ...engineering -. archeology-prehistoric _community planning _ religion The Frame "Saltbox" House at 7789 Cooper Rd. and the Brick spine, now Cooper Road. attractive. Traveling through Pittsburgh, down the Ohio River, Southwest Ohio by the strong influx of New York and New Jersey was platted, has extant representations of "saltboxes." The Montgomery interpretations resultedofrom lean-to additions to two simple Federal style buildings. The houses do not feature the larger scale or the families who came from the area around Montgomery, Orange Jersey. landscape architecture The two houses also help reconstruct the story of the forms the main intersection with Montgomery Road.These two capital.

Under Criterion C,the saltbox houses are well preserved local interpretations of a New England house type that is found County, New York.They arrived in the spring of 1795,the year That part of the village's early history 9.

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Major Bibliographical References Original Research by Adele Blanton, 1977 Ole' Montgomery, 196/ Articles from MONTGOMERY MESSENGER, 1976-77 The Montgomery Story, Ken McDermott, Editor, 1947 Atlas of Hamilton Co., 1869 Tax duplicates, Ford, History of Hamilton Co.. 1882 10. Geographical Data Quadrangle scale _ 1:24,000 - state 11. Form Prepared By Mary Ann Brown, Executive Director street & number The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: X local As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89 according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service.

State Historic Preservation Officer signature For NPS use only /hereby certify hat this property is included in the National Register Keeper of the National Register code 513-721-4506 Easting county organization date Northing Madeira 8/86 Cincinnati Zone Attest: telephone national Miami Purchase Association name/title Ohio45214 Quadrangle name Verbal boundary description and justification 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 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated city or town 812 Dayton St. less than l acre 43415a110 Old Lot #2; New Lot #59 7789 Cooper Road- all of New Lot #60 7795 Cooper Road- all of New Lot #59 Ohio UTM References Form No.

10-300a UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM MONTG OMERY"SALTBOX"HOUSES, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH CONTINUATION SHEET had married Felter sisters. The brothers-in-law were Jacob In 1804, a year after Ohio became a state, the orientation Cincinnati to Chillicothe, the first state capital. At Chillicothe, the pike joined up with Zane's Trace so that even to Columbus, the route east went through Montgomery. With the improved travel route, a second group of settlers, some rela tives of the first group, came from Montgomery, New York in 1806-07. and #5 in 1810 to Cornelius Snider, one of the original six men RECEIVED the east-west trail until they found high land at an intersection the houses.

of the village shifted when Congress determined that funds should mills at the Little Miami River and the Mill Creek because it was DATE ENTERED Saltbox House on Lot #2,according to local records.

making it difficult to determine how long each family lived in along the north-south trail through Montgomery, and soon taverns, power was not ideal and had to be run by horse, according to an be appropriated to build State Roads.A toll road was constructed Among them was Lodowick Weller, the man who built the Brick Snider bought an entire section of land north of present day contradictory from the period between 1795 and 1826,thereby lots for the village of Montgomery across the intersection.The shops, and hotels were built to serve the many who traveled from not yet a state, and Cincinnati would not be incorporated until lots were on both sides of the east-west trail that connected the duplicates, one parcel of the 4 sections of Lot #2 is still owned Cooper Road before 1816,and it is believed that he sold Lots #4 FOR NPS USE ONLY Weller owned all of Lots #l-6 on the south side of (Hev.

10-74) ITEM NUMBER #8 Nathaniel Terwilliger, and Cornelius Snider. In 1796, and lived in the Frame"Saltbox House. In the 1826 tax invest in and establish a grist mill. The location without water PAGE considered to be the most important route at that time.Ohio was Western Country. The mill stood at the southwest corner of the when the state capital was changed to Zanesville, and eventually six families, three were Felter brothers and the other three men eye-witness account in the 18l6 book Thomas Travels Through the with another trail which went north from the Ohio River.Of the Montgomery.Terwilliger bought 160 acres and in 1802 1aid out 31 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No.

1024-0018 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH first subdivision and new streets, including Weller, Snider, West and Sycamore as Main Street, and the main street of the Original Plat became Mechanic Street, and later Cooper Road. adaptation of a two story linear plan with a central chimney, commonly built brick "saltbox" house, a curious feature is that the addition has four Continuation Sheet National Register of Historic Places additionally significant for exhibiting early construction techniques and Montgomery Road remained the most important road going east out of Cincinnati illustrate the interlocking construction technique used for strength.In the the back frame saltbox really adjoining structures. 1700-1760.The plan was expanded to the rear to give increased interior space were built.

through to the north.When Weller saw that the village of Montgomery would by the New England colonists during the Pre-Revolutionary period, from c. remain in this community which has developed so rapidly since 1950 is additions to Federal style buildings.Although commonly referred to locally United States Department of the Interior may have been built with the saltbox roofline originally, not as an addition.

grow on a north-south axis, he bought the land on the west of the new National Park Service which made the house warmer in the harsh Northeastern winters.Some houses frame "saltbox" house, the summer beam and the exposed eaves at the ceiling Lodowick Weller helped shape the village after 1815 when Montgomery was The "saltbox"houses are also eligible under Criterion Cas unusual examples The orientation of the village shifted again, this of a local interpretation of a New England building type. They are self-contained box with the salt box addition attached to the rear. In the route through Montgomery. When Columbus was finally selected supporting walls of massive timbers, thereby making the front brick house and time to the west a bit when a new route, present day Montgomery Road, was cut until the end of the nineteenth century. described as having about a dozen houses.

Both earlier main roads in Montgomery Road and to the north of the original plat.There he platted the as"saltboxhouses,"these two houses were constructed after the period when 7789 Cooper Road - Lot 60 7795 Cooper Road - Lot 59 - 79.38 52.10J 384.20 SUR 7789 7795 frame AVE 2-st 234. 1-st Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH Cooper Road 194.25 126 P.B.187 P.60 P.2.8 41.83 New Lot 59 MONTGOMERY "SALTBOX" HOUSES Old Lot 2 vey EXHIBIT B 163 657 133.65 New Lot 60 428.92 [764] 118.05 58633E N3012E 170. SUR 15753820f 7789 Cooper Road - Lot #1 7795 Cooper Road - Lot #2 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses, Montgomery, Hamilton Co., OH Sycamore Township Jas. I Ross ATLAS MAF OF HAMILTON COUNTY 1869 Dorinda MONTGOMERY EXHIBIT A Buchinghan 492 d. 15A.

WASO Form - 177 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET Date Due: _ Federal Agency: - Lappeal -sample _request _ technical corrections cited below _substantive reasons discussed below 2. Location 3. Classification 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description J yes 7. Description - excellent -unaltered - original site - moved summary paragraph - boundary selection ruins Accessible resubmission Ownership completeness Category dates unexposed REJECT Condition Status fair deteriorated Hamilton County RETURN clarity 6. Representation in Existing Surveys Action: see continuation sheet Substantive Review: alterations/integrity Present Use Nomination returned for: Check one owner objection Public Acquisition NR decision Has this property been determined eligible?

Describe the present and original (if known)physical appearance Montgomery Saltbox Houses Reviewer's comments: NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES nomination by person or local government UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 1. Name (R" June 1984) Fed. Reg. Date:-2/2/88 Reviewer ACCEPT 28-87 8. Significance -summary paragraph relating significance to the resource Other 9. Major Bibliographical References 10. Geographical Data Verbal boundary description and justification 11. Form Prepared By The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: - national _state _local State Historic Preservation Officer signature GPO 918-450 Date context Builder/Architect Phone Signed completeness clarity Photographs Maps justification of exception title Specific dates Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to applicable criteria 12.

State Historic Preservation Officer Certification UTM References Acreage of nominated property relationship of integrity to significance Quadrangle name Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) justification of areas checked Comments for any item may be continued on an attached sheet Areas of Significance-Check and justify below Period Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio North Facades 7789 (right) and 7795 (left) Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio PHOTO1.

Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, B/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Photo #2/22 Facing SW, East & North Facades 7789 8i2 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio FALL '86 West Shell AVAILABLE 721-4200 RETAIL SPACE FRANK RAEON Montgomery, Hamilton County, Dhio Facing South, 7789 Photo #3/22 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Facing Southeast, 7789 one story earlier part 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Photo #4/22 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses 7789 and 7795Cooper Road Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Interior, Fireplace = 7789 Montgomery7 Hamilton County, Ohio 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photo #5/22 Photographer& Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, B/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Fireplace Detail = 7789 Photo #6/22 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio BEAUJOLAIS Montgomery "Sal tbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Interior, 7789 Photo #7/22 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Interior, 7789 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Montgomery, Hamilton County,Ohio Photo #8/22 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Second Floor Interior, 7789 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photo #9/22 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Interior, Lean-To Ist Floor, 7789 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photo #10/22 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Stairway, Lean-To Addition, 7789 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Brown,8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photo #11/22 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Dhio Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Stairway, 7789 Hontgomery "Saltbox" Houses 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photo #12/22 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Negatives: Miami Purchase Association.

Photo #13/22 Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 Lean-To Rafters, 7789 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 8i2 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 2nd Floor Interior, 7789 Photo #14/22 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery Hamilton County, Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Cellar, 7789 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Photo #15/22 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny B/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Facing NE, Rear - 7789 (1), 7795 (r) Photo #16/22 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery; Hamilton County,Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Facing NE, West Elevation 7795 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photo #17/22 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 812 Dayton_ Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Facing SW, 7795 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photo #18/22 Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86chto LANDMARK Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses 789 and 7795 Cooper Road Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Facing South, Door - 7795 Photo #19/22 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Photographer: Mary Ann Browny 8/86 Facing West, 7795 Photo #20/22 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Facing Southwest, Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photo #21/22 Negatives: Miami Purchase Association Interior, 7795 Front Section Photo #22/22 Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses 7789 and 7795 Cooper Road 812 Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Photographer: Mary Ann Brown, 8/86 N39075-M8415/75 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) MADEIRA QUADRANGLE JUN I 6 1987 UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ROAD CLASSIFICATION MADEIRA, OHIO Ohio Historic Preservation Office 1985 Velma Avenue Columbus.

Ohio 43211 SINCE 1885 June 11, 1987 Ms. Carol Shull, Chief P.O. Box 37127 Washington, D.C. 20013-7127 Conner, Alexander, House W. Ray Luce WRL: ael SOCIETY Enclosures County Lorain 614/297-2470 Greene Hamilton Resubmission Sincerely, Geauga Batavia House HISTORICAL National Register of Historic Places New Submissions National Park Service Duane Block Please contact me if you have any questions. State Historic Preservation Office Montgomery "Saltbox" Houses All of the appropriate notification procedures have been followed for the new Dear Carol: Department of the Interior OHIO