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Ohio Historic Preservation Office 1985 Velma Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 SINCE 1885 1. No. 2. County 4. Present Name(s) 3. Location of Negatives SCOP - Chillicothe 5. Historic or Other Name(s) 16. Thematic Association(s) 28. No. of Stories 29. Basement? S.E. Corner 6th & Market S. 506 6th (Lot 429, east 2/3) 17. Date(s) or Period T17b. Alteration Date(s) 6a. Lot, Section or VMD Number 30. Foundation Material 18. Style or Design High Style 7. City or Village If Rural, Township & Vicinity - Elements 31. Wall Construction Portsmouth, Ohio 18a. Style of Addition or Element(s) 8. Site Plan with North Arrow 32. Roof Type & Material 19. Architect or Engineer 33. No. of Bays 19a. Design Sources Front 3 34. Exterior Wall Material(s) 20. Contractor or Builder 35. Plan Shape rectangular 21. Building Type or Plan 36. Changes Altered KJ 22. Original Use, if apparent in #42) U.T.M. Reference 37.
Window Type(s) 23. Present Use - 6 over 6 - 2 over 2 (Reed) Home 2/5/ 9 2/0 24. Ownership 38. Building Dimensions 39. Endangered? 25. Owner's Name & Address, if known By What? 11. On National 12. N.R. 40. Chimney Placement 13. Part of Estab. 14. District Hist. Dist.? 26. Property Acreage 41. Distance from and 15. Name of Established District (N.R. or Local) 27. Other Surveys in Which Included 42. Further Description of Important Interior and Exterior Features (Continue on reverse if necessary) 44. Description of Environment and Outbuildings (See #52) 46. Prepared by K. Flaherty 47. Organization SCOPS - 10HA 48. Date Recorded in Field 45. Sources of Information 49. Revised by 50a. Date Revised 50b. Reviewed by none Architecture columns. Easting Site Moved Yes PHOTO Register?
614/297-2470 Residential SCI-124-13 Zone Addition SOCIETY 6/78 Northing Side Structure unknown Scioto Brick Building HISTORICAL The Fredericks Italianate Influence Object Evans History 506 Sixth Street Criterion C The Frederick Family completed 1863 OHIO HISTORIC INVENTORY Potential? Cunningham - Maier House Quadrangle Name less than one owner-occupied since 1892-orginal owner was B.F.Cunningham (continued on back) side of 2nd story has side porch with iron lace and octagonal Picture No.(s) and Eliza Cunningham 1863-1890 who were merchants in Boneyfiddle and in 189l- an immigrant from Germany-started a brewery in Boney- fiddle and later was the sales agent for Lion Beer from Cincinnati Side yard with/barn-garage located in back of house. Frontage on Road (Explain Maier-Frederick (Reed) Home Roll No. 6 St. 6. Specific Address or LocatiorLess than 1 acre Market St.
2/8/90 25 10' Dist, 25' Ft. b. Specitic Adaress or Location manufacturers of baking powder. August Maier purchased the property Home Maier-Frederick Truncated hip-Tin Court House Scioto County Working fireplaces Federal- style woodwork throughout -ceiling freize in 2 parlor areas-leaf molding around light fixtures - east 51. Condition of Property 54. Farmstead Plan - Excellent - Good/Fair - Destroyed/Burned - Deteriorated 52. Historic Outbuildings and Dependencies Privy U Designed landscape features 53. Affiliated OAl Site Number(s) . multiple Expected on Basis of Other - 42. (Cont'd) 43. (Cont'd) one Observed Date Well Cistern Foundation Structural Rubble Archival Research Ruin Archaeological Feature: Formal Trash Dump Barn Type(s) present residents are grandchildren and great-grandchildren of A.Maier.
Garage - Spring House Summer Kitchen Smoke House Corn Crib or Shed Ice House Boneyfiddle MRA, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio 506 6th Street Italianate with low-pitched hip roof, cornice with slightly projecting eaves and thin brackets, parlor-length first floor windows, and flat stone interior of the house retains its original features, including window and door treatments, ceiling moldings, and a simple stair with bannister. Although the house itself has remained virtually unchanged, the land the typical two-story, three-bay facade, sidehall entry treatment which characterizes early residential architecture in Portsmouth.
Alterations to August Maier, a German immigrant, purchased the residence in 1891 and it the ownership of the Frederick family, the children and grandchildren of Cunningham-Maier Residence Architectural Description: ornamented single-leaf door and transom.An earlier influence is evident History and Significance: The Cunningham-Maier Residence meets National Register criterion C.The original front porch of frame was replaced by the present brick porch.The The Cunningham residence is a 2-story brick building with three-bay facade it was adapted to an early house type in Portsmouth.The house displays August Maier.Several of the changes to the house were made when the the residence occurred before 1920 and have been in keeping with its style built the frame carriage house to the rear.
the early 20th century through the addition of a bay window on the first The Cunningham family occupied the residence until about 188l and may have and sidehall entry.Built in 1863, the residence is a simplified Portsmouth in 1878 and started a brewery in the Boneyfiddle area under the on the north facade.Early 6/6 sash remain intact.
and produce commission merchant.By the 1870s, he was in business as floor and multi-paned windows on the second floor.Sometime after l906 the in the use of 6/6 windows, some of which remain on side elevations.The is occupied by his descendents to the present came to Cunningham had a business on the canal and Ohio River working as a fruit built shortly after the residence and at least by 1884,the carriage house name of Kleffner and Maier.In 1888,he went into business asa sales lot on a slight rise of land.To the rear of the lot is an early frame surrounding it has been largely vacated. The house is situated on a narrow and character. The house was built in 1863 by Benjamin F.
Cunningham, a carriage house with narrow clapboarded siding and gable roof.Possibly east elevation originally featured an open porch on the first floor and Cunningham and Son,"manufacturer of Cunningham's peerless baking powder." features garage openings on the alley and several window and door openings balcony with octagonal columns on the second floor.Both were enclosed in agent for the Lion Brewery of Cincinnati.The residence has continued in Boney fiddle MRA, Portsmouth, Sciato County, Ohio page 2 Contributing buildings: 2 Non-contributing buildings: 0 Cunningham-Maier House time, the house was converted into an upstairs and downstairs apartment and Fredericks (Maier's daughter and her husband) returned to the house in the early years of the 2oth century to care for her aging parents.At that the porches were enclosed to provide more space. Section number - / Keeper 1.
Bigelow United Methodist Mntered in the 3. Dole-Darrell House 4. Elden House 5. Evangelical United Church 6. Gharky, George H., House 8. Labold House and Gardens 9. Marsh, Joseph, House 10. Meyer House Cover Attest State Date/Signature Name Continuation Sheet Page of Christ National Register of Historic Places Multiple Resource Area Boneyfiddle MRA Nomination/Type of Review Church National Park Service Reeper Thematic Group United States Department of the Interior 2. Cunningham--Maier House National Register Scioto County, OHIO Batered in the NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 7. Kinney, Eli, House WASO Form - 177 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ("R" June 1984) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET Cunningham - Maier House (Boneyfiddle MRA) OCT 2 6 1987 Fed. Reg.
Date: nomination by person or local government Federal Agency: - Lappeal Lsample J request - NR decision Recom./Criteria _ Reviewer _ _ technical corrections cited below _substantive reasons discussed below 1. Name 2. Location 3. Classification Public Acquisition 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description 6. Representation in Existing Surveys 7. Description J unaltered - original site summary paragraph ruins yes Accessible Condition moved resubmission Ownership REJECT Status Date alterations/integrity excellent Discipline deteriorated unexposed RETURN Category Action: Substantive Review: owner objection Reviewer's comments: Working No. Scioto County boundary selection see continuation sheet Has this property been determined eligible? completeness Present Use Nomination returned for: Check one Describe the present and original (if known)physical appearance clarity fair 8.
Significance Areas of Significance-Check and justify below relating significance to the resource justification of exception J other 9. Major Bibliographical References Acreage of nominated property 11. Form Prepared By The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: State Historic Preservation Officer signature - Phone: - GPO 918-450 Date context Builder/Architect Signed completeness clarity Period title national local Photographs Quadrangle name applicable criteria _state Verbal boundary description and justification Specific dates 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification justification of areas checked Maps summary paragraph 10. Geographical Data Statement of Significance