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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service JUN 1 2 1990 This form is for use in nominating or requesting determinations of eligibility for individual properties or districts. See instructions in Guidelines for Completing National Register Forms (National Register Bulletin 16). Complete each item by marking "x" in the appropriate box or by entering and areas of significance, enter only the categories and subcategories listed in the instructions. For additional space use continuation sheets (Form 10-900a). Type all entries. 1. Name of Property historic name Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence other names/site number Location street & number 20 West Central Avenue not for publication city, town Jvicinity code OH 3.
Classification Ownership of Property Category of Property Number of Resources within Property Jprivate X building(s) X public-local Jpublic-State .objects Name of related multiple property listing: Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National Register - 4. State/Federal Agency Certification As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended, I hereby certify that this Xnomination LJrequest for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register ofHistoric Placesand meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. Signature of certifying official State or Federal agency and bureau Signature of commenting or other official 5.
National Park Service Certification 1, hereby, certify that this property is: Ventered in the National Register. -- See continuation sheet. Jdetermined eligible for the National Jdetermined not eligible for the |removed from the National Register. Jother, (explain:)_ Date of Action Noncontributing site Date structure Delaware REGISTER Total public-Federal state 041 National Register. Registration Form National Register of Historic Places district Register. See continuation sheet. zip code 43015 1083 county NATIONAL Ohio JUNE N/AL 6. Function or Use Government/Correctional Facility Government/Government Uffice 7. Description Describe present and historic physical appearance. Central Avenue, is a two story stretcher bond brick structure that sits on a rusticated features a weathervane in the shape of a key.
There are four pedimented dormers, a cornice with carved brackets, and a smooth column with corinthian capitals at each corner. The semi-elliptical sandstone lintels. Windows on both stories are connected by sandstone beltcourses. fireplaces painted white, and pressed tin ceilings in each room. Of special interest is a y See continuation sheet sandstone other brick foundation walls Architectural Classification (enter categories from instructions) roof EXTERIOR DESCRIPTION: The cellblock extends north from the rear of the house.
It is six bays wide and Historic Functions (enter categories from instructions) The interior of the Sheriff's Residence contains an asymmetrical floorplan which is The interior metal bars over the windows can be seen from the outside although in some The roofline is highlighted by a series of gabled dormers and a massive cornice decorated The Sheriff's Residence is topped by a hipped roof with gray asbestos shingles. Current Functions (enter categories from instructions) with dentils and carved brackets.There is a tall slender corbelled chimney located in the of red brick with sandstone trim. Fenestration throughout the house is varied. Second story windows are 1/l with Materials (enter categories from instructions) places the openings have been boarded up. The wall is divided by three rows of sandstone bay on the Central Avenue elevation.
facade is divided by several rows of sandstone belt courses. There is a two story circular The south and east entrances are shielded by a flat roof with a cornice and dentils by flat sandstone lintels.The first floor and basement windows throughout are framed by c.1920 with a plain wood porch supported by wood columns on brick piers. typical of the Queen Anne style. The first floor features a circular bay window, two wood Queen Anne pyramidal roof.The tower contains a variety of ornamentation.The peak of.the tower asbestos shingles semi-circular sandstone hoodmolds and sills.Windows in the rear of the house are topped rear of the house.The front elevation is dominated by a tall central tower capped by a The Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence,1ocated in Delaware at 20 West belt courses which extend around the celiblock. sandstone foundation.
Designed in the Queen Anne style, the complex features a variety of decorative architectural features including an asymmertical floorplan, a central tower, window surrounds, multiple roof dormers, and a distinctive polychromatic wall treatment supported by a pair of:large brackets. The original Eastlake front porch was replaced The tall narrow cellblock windows are framed by sandstone quoins and semi-circular arches. rectangular in shape curving at the north end. Its decorative cornice is topped by a row of battlements.The flat roof features a small crenelated.tower with a pyramidal roof. NPS Form 10-000- OMB Approvel No. 1024-0018 National Park Service wood door leading to a staircase with its original newel; post and carved spindles. The on the first floor has been retained including several doorways topped by polygonal arches.
There is an enclosed stairway on the second floor which leads to the attic and tower. sash windows of varying shapes. pressed metal paneling, and a window used for dispensing food or observing prisoners has been retained. A narrow stairway leads from this area to the first floor and the entrance enabling the person to converse with prisoners but preventing physical contact. Beyond the structure are the cellblocks located on two floors. Each cell contains a metal bed attached to the wall, primitive toilet facilities, and a barred metal door. Two metal The basement of the complex contains additional county office space. It features ceilings and a large door that operates by a system of pulleys and weights.
Alterations to the complex are limited to the installation of two smaller interior doors on the first floor, the installation of paneling and ceiling tiles in two second floor offices, and replacement of the front porch. Several window openings en the cellblock have been boarded over. These minor alterations do not detract from the.overall.integrity 1920, coincides with the period of significance. (NR listed 5/22/1973) on a large green separated by a parking lot. The Sandusky Street Historic District (NR listed 12/17/1982) lies immediately south. The neighborhood to the nineteenth century residences, including the Edward Neff House (NR listed 1/28/1988). Page north of the nominated property contains a cohesive collection of middle to late Continuation Sheet stairways and a catwalk divide the two floors.
The original metal bars still cover the Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Post Truss system.'The tower and attic contain a series of original doublehung single Both feature exposed brick walls and wood flooring.The roof is supported by a Queen The main cellblock is connected to the Sheriff's Residence by a thick stone wall. tin ceiling in the parlor containing decorative urns.The front entrance has a paneled next to the courthouse. National Register of Historic Places women's cell area.consisting of two small rooms. The original massive iron door with locks, United States Department of the Interlor several items of architectural interest including an arcaded area with barrel vaulted interior side of the windows.
stairway is framed by an arch terminating on one end with a corbel.Some interior woodwork An unusual interior feature on the second floor at the rear of the house is the to the main cellblock. Section number 1 "1878." Upon entering the cellblock, visitors would be taken to an enclosed circular cage residence to county office space. The replacement of the front porch, which occurred c. The Jail and Sheriff's Residence is located west of the Delaware County Courthouse of the structure and may have occurred when the building was converted from a sheriff's Certitying official has considered the significance of this property in relation to other properties: Applicable National Register Criteria Politics/Government Architect/Builder David W.
Gibbs, Toledo (Architect) The Delaware County Jall and Sherlff's Residence Is ellglble for listing In the National Register of Historic Places under Criterla A and C for Its excel lent example of a distinctive combination residence/ institutional Rutherford B. Hayes, Governor of Ohio between 1868-1872, began an ambitious Prison Plan of 1868. In addition to the construction of state penitentlarles Byers of Delaware, Ohlo, stressed the need to separate prisoners from each lucrative position within county government. (Byers, pg. 5) typically high style, similar to the homes of wealthy and prominent citizens. The Jail is always connected to the residence at the rear. . portion.
1878-1940 Architecture Significant Dates Significant Person Period of Significance Areas of Significance (enter categories from instructions) The need for more county Jails corresponds to the Increasingly powerful role In addition to the need for more jalls, the plan advocated jall design that The expanded role of the sheriff and the increased attention to prison association with the development of county prison facilities and as an role county jalls played in state penal system is reflected in prison bullding type. Jalls,318 In the state penitentiary, and five were executed. 8. Statement of Slgnificance administration's top prlorities was prison reform, resulting in the Ohlo prosecuted. Due to the lack of facilities, only 155 were imprisoned in county program of Institutional reform reflected in a varlety of state and county other, referring to existing jalls as seminarles for crime.
(Byers, pg. 5) Prisoners were separated by gender and had individual cells within the Jall reflected contemporary prison reform ideals. Prison reformers, such as A.G. Cultural Afiliation statistics from 1869. During this year 1,017 persons in the state were during this period, the plan addressed the need for new county jails.
The buildings designed to address varlous social concerns.One of his conditions Isreflected in the advent of a new building type--the combined sheriff residence and jail.The residential section of this building type is Soe continuation sheet United States Department of the Interlor National Park Service Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's REsidence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Situated in the center of town near the county courthouse, these bulldings were constructed between c.1865 and 1920 by architects known for their high The first Delaware County jall was a log house measuring 12'x24' located at prisoners showed their contempt of It by securing an exit to the roof and then Jall was constructed in 1850 and replaced by the nominated property In 1878. bay, window surrounds, asymmetrical floor plan, and a decorative cornice.
cell block features a roofline topped with battlements and a crenelated tower. It is a fine example of the institutional architecture of David W. Gibbs Fayette, Henry, Marion, and Union countles and jails in Delaware, Marion, Second Empire, High Victorian Gothic, Italianate, and Queen Anne motifs. The resembled the Delaware complex down to a weathervane shaped like a key. The two remaining Gibbs designed Jail and Sheriff's Residences in the state are Jail and Sheriff's Residence ceased functioning as a lall and sheriff's office year cut-off date. Unlike its predecessors, the third jail was constructed with an attached Building.His public commissions are a reflection of his preference for reinforced the county seat as the center of political power.
A building combining a county jall and sheriff's residence can be found in National Register as individual properties or as part of a historic district. period of use as a sheriff's residence and jail,and the National Register 50 similar.The Marion county Jail c.1876,demolished 1969) in particular final cost to a total of $25,845. Section number - style work. The county jail served as the primary local prison, which The Delaware Jall complex is good example of Queen Anne architecture. Notable four jails in Ohio known to have been designed by Gibbs are remarkably Henry County Sheriff's Residence and Jail, NR 06-24-81) the Delaware County crowing lustlly before taking their departure." (Lytle, pg 146) A second Page The (1836-1917) who opened an architectural practice in Toledo in 1874. He soon estimated cost was initially set at $22,0o0 but embellishments brought the 9.
Major Bibllographical References Harper, Glenn, "Ohio's Unique County Jails and Sheriff's Residences Threatened Statewide." Columbus: Ohio Preservation Alliance Newsletter #15, January, 1989. Withey, Henry F., Biographical Dictionary of American Architects (Deceased) X See continuation sheet Previous documentation on file (NPS): N/A preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67) X State historic preservation office Survey # -recorded by Historic American Engineering Specify repository: Record # 10. Geographical Data Acreage of property - UTM References Verbal Boundary Description 11. Form Prepared By organization - _ date street & number - city or town _ _ state _ zip code Lytle, James R., Twentieth Century History of Delaware County, Ohio, and Rep- Delaware Gazette, Thursday, February 7, 1878. Easting Ohio Historic Inventory, Ohio Historic Preservation Office.
Federal agency Other University History of Delaware County, 1880. Chicago: O.L. Baskin & Co., 1880. Los Angeles: Hennessey & Ingalls, Inc., 1970. previously determined eligible by the National Register previously listed in the National Register telephone has been requested Local government Primary location of additional data: Ohio Historical Society recorded by Historic American Buildings Boundary Justification Other State agency designated a National Historic Landmark resentative Citizens. Chicago: Biographical Publishing Company, 1908. Zone Northing OMB Approve/ No.
1024-0018 United States Department of the Interlor National Park Service Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's REsidence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Byers, Joseph Perkins, "America's Crime Cradles--County and City Jails", Delaware, OH Wines, E.C., ed., Iransactions of the National Congress on Penitentiary and Reformatory Discipline Held at Cincinnati, Ohio, October 12-18, 1870., Albany: The Argus Company Printers, 1871. National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet n.d., 1940. Page - Section number _ 9 NPS Form 10-9001 OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 National Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Sectlon number _ 10 Page _ VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION: Using the attached Site Map: Begin at Point A located on the northeast corner of West Central Avenue and North curbline to the northeast corner of West Central Avenue and North Franklin Street which is the point of origin.
BOUNDARY JUSTIFICATION: parking lot on the east, West Central Avenue to the south, North Franklin Street to the west, and Court Street to the north. National Park Service United States Department of the Interlor Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County The nominated property includes the land which is visually and historically associated with the county jail and sheriff's residence.The boundary is visually defined by a to Court Street(Point B).Turn east and follow the south curbline of Court Street for 200 feet to Point C. Proceed south through a parking lot and lawn to the north Franklin Street.Proceed north along the east curbline of North Franklin Street .
Continuation Sheet Form prepared by: Delaware Preservation Coalition Delaware, OH 43015, telephone: (614) 363-2289 Central-South Central Ohio Historic Preservation Office 1982 Velma Avenue Columbus, OH 43211, telephone: (614) 297-2470 May 4, 1990 (Revised) National Register of Historic Places Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County 1) Paula Giany, Chairman, Historic Preservation Committee 2) Sandra Davies, Regional Preservation Coordinator Unlted States Department of the Interlor 148 North Washington Street National Park Service April 26, 1990 OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 - Page _1 Section number 11 National Park Service Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Section number Site Map Page. DELAWARE .
COURTHOUSE - NK 5-22-73 SANDUSKY STREET HISTORIC DSTRICT- DASHED LINE = BOUNDARY FOR LIBRARY JAIL APROXIMATE MAP NEFP Unlted States Department of the Interlor WEST AVENUE CARNAGIE NORTH COUNTY HOUSE NORTHERN LIMIT Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Section number 20 West Central Avenue Delaware, Ohio, 43015 Name of Photographer: Stephen R. Woods (left) in relationship to Courthouse (right). 7. of 26. Camera direction Northeast. Photos were barred. Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County the building. 4 of 26. Camera direction Northwest: View showing four story tower. ing and third floor dormer windows. Delaware County Jail The following information will remain the same for photographs EXTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL National Park Service 5 of 26. Camera direction.Northwest: View of arched hoodmolds.
and varied roof line. 10 of 26.Camera direction East: View of cell block wing. 9 of 26.Camera direction East:View of varied rooflines. 6 of 26. Camera direction Northeast: View of Delaware County Jail Location of Original Negative: 148 N. Washington St. 1 of 26.Camera direction North: View of tower showing pilasters; 2 of 26.Camera direction North: View of skeleton key weather vane 3 of 26.Camera direction North: View of construction date of build- third and fourth floor windows. 1l of 26.Camera direction East: View of barred window of women's one through twenty six: 8of 26.Camera direction Northeast:View shows the multi-levels of Date of Photographs: May 10, 1990 prison on second floor. Originally all three windows United States Department of the Interlor Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County 12 of 26.
Camera direction Southeast. ney, vented coupola and battlements. 19 of 26. Camera direction West: View from second floor of Courthouse. and residence join. 21 of 26. Camera direction West: Architect's plaque. 26 of 26. Camera direction Northwest. streetscape. Carnegie Library and features the Commons. the building from the streetlevel. 13 of 26.Camera direction Southeast:View of decorative brick chim- 23 of 26.Camera direction Northwest: view showing the metal cornice. Contlnuatlon Sheet CONT.OF EXTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL to the right. 18 of 26.Camera direction West:View shows commons and Courthouse 25 of 26.Camera direction Northwest: View showing the Jail's 24 of 26.
Camera direction Northwest: view showing the elevation of 22 of 26.Camera direction West: View showing the entrance to the 20 of 26.Camera direction Northwest: View showing how cell block 16of 26.Camera direction Southwest:View shot from back of the 14 of 26.Camera direction South:View of the back of the cell block. Natlonal Park Service Sheriff's office, and the bracketed roof. United States Department of the Interlor Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware County, Delaware, Ohio Section number Photos Page - 20 West Central Avenue Delaware, Ohio 43015 4 of 43. View shows scrollwork under stair treads. 6 of 43. View shows the tin ceiling in the east parlor. east parlor. Name of Photographer: Paula J. Giany one through forty-three: FIRST FLOOR PHOTOGRAPHS under the staircase.
INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DELEWARE COUNTY JAIL feature this concave corner cut. Date of Photographs: May 6, 1990 10 of 43. View shows the arch between the west parlor and the dinning- Location of Original Negatives: 148 N. Washington St. 8of 43.View showsbaseboards that run through-out the residence. 2 of 43.View shows front staircase newel post. Deleware County Jail 3 of 43. view shows one of two brackets that support arch over stairs. National Park Service 5of 43.View shows one of two wooden fireplaces.This one is in the 7of 43.view shows the fireplace in the west parlor. 1of 43.view shows double entrance doors and transom. This is one of eight arches in the residence. 11 of 43.View shows the tin ceiling in the dinning room. 12 of 43. View shows the kitchen door transom.
All exterior doors The following information will remain the same for photographs United States Department of the Interlor Natlonal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County 14 of 43. View shows first iron entrance door into the cell block. Iron Works, Makers, Lancaster, Ohio" 16 of 43. View shows second iron mesh door into the cell block. the second and third doors form a small visitors cell. 23 of 43. View shows the back hall at the top of the back staircase. Iron barred door leads to the women's cells. 25 of 43. View of the back hallway door. Peephole could be used to 27 of 43. View shows the main hall. SECOND FLOOR National Park Service 20 of 43. View shows one set of four cells.There are four sets. 22 of 43. View shows back staircase.Iron cell door is to the right.
21 of 43.View taken through barred cell door showing metal cot. 19 of 43.View shows one of four sheriffs walks for viewing prisoners. CONT.OF INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL 26 of 43.View shows top of front staircase. 18 of 43.View shows food pass-through from the kitchen into the cells. Originally there were two. 24of 43.View shows the remaining iron door of the womens cells. The date 1878 is painted in the center. 28of 43.View shows tin ceiling and arch that led to the domestics Section number Phatos Page - 4- check female prisoners. 15 of 43.view showspolychromed decoration and reads"Motherwel1 United States Department of the Interlor Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Section number _Phatos Page _5 30 of 43. View shows the second bedroom. 31 of 43.
View shows the first bedroom. 32 of 43. View shows the fourth bedroom. ATTIC PHOTOGRAPHS 34 of 43. View shows the fourth story of the tower. 35 of 43. View shows the structural beams of the roof. 36 of 43. View shows the main attic. 37 of 43. View shows attic of the central section of the house. 39 of 43. View shows the weighted iron door to the furnace room. 40 of 43. View shows small iron door embossed with the words 43. View shows walls of the furnace room. block. CELLAR PHOTOGRAPHS National Park Service SECOND FLOOR CONT. "Cold Air Draft". CONT.OF INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL Six brick arches support solid slabs of stone. 33 of 43. View showing steps to the third story of the tower. 38 of 43.View shows weighted sliding door and the barred iron door. 43 of 43.view inside the catacombs which run under the cells.
42 of 43.View shows barred iron door which leads under the cel1 29 of 43. View shows the hallway. United States Department of the Interlor National ParkService Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Section number Photo MapPage - NORTH National Reglster of Historlc Places NK 5.22.73 COLKTHOUSE- NPS Form 10-000e ENTRAL NPS Form 10-800 CMB Approval No. 1024-0018 National Park Service Section number Photo MapPage _ FOYER ROOM EATING CLOSET KITCHEN PARLOR SHERIFFS DINNING Natlonal Register of Hlstorlc Places DELAWARE CELL PORCH HALL Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County RESIDENCE Continuatlon Sheet COUNTY Unlted States Departmentof the Interlor JAIL OFFICE I ST. FLOOR BATH OMB Approvel No.
1024-0018 United States Department of the Interlor National Park Service Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County JAIL' - OFFICE COUNTY HALL WALK CELL Continuation Sheet SHERIFFS Natlonal Register of Historlc Places RESIDENCE DELAWARE Sectlon number Photo MapPage - 3 FLOOR NPS Form 108001 IBACK STAIRS I3EDPOOM I BEDPOOM 2 2 ND LCAT WOMENS BATH 1BLOCK NPS Form 10-900- Natlonal Register of Historlc Places Continuation Sheet Section number Photo MapPage - CHIMNEY TANK SHERIFFS ATTIC STAIRS Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County JAIL RESIDENCE Unlted States Department of the Interlor National Park Service COUNTY OHB Approvel No. 1024-0018 DELAWARE LINED COPPER WATER.
United States Department of the Interlor Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County Section number Photo Map Page _5 CELLAR OFFICE FURNACES STCRAGE Continuation Sheet SHERIFFS COUNTY National Register of Historic Places JAIL RESIDENCE DELAWARE National Park Service NPSForm 10-000-d OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 BATH United States Department of the Interlor National Park Service Natlonal Register of Historlc Places SHE RIFFS -- INDICAT E S - INDICATES DOORS FLOOR KITCHEN COUNTY PARLOR ARCHWAYS HALL ROOM Plan DELAWARE Continuation Sheet Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County CELL DINNING PORCH JAIL Section number _Floor Page 1 EATING AREA POPCH LEGEND. NP8 Form 10-800 CMB Approval No. 1024-0018 WINDOW S WALLS-DOOP S I ST.
OFFICE RESIDENCE OFEICE NPS Form 10-800 United States Department of the Interlor Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Delaware, Ohio, Delaware County BACK STAIRS _ OFFICE COUNTY WALK Continuation Sheet CELL SHERIFFS JAIL National Register of Historic Places RESIDENCE HALL National Park Service DELAWARE Plan IBEDPOOM FLOOR OMB Approvel No. 1024-0018 BEDPOOM 2 2 ND Page STAIRS BATH BLOCK.
LCAT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET NAME : NOMINATOR: STATE PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: COMMENT WAIVER: N ABSTRACT/SUMMARY COMMENTS : DOCUMENTATION see attached comments Y/N see attached SLR Y/N 6/26/90 6/12/90 7/27/90 RETURN MULTIPLE DATE 7/12/90 PERIOD: OTHER: PDIL: DATE RECEIVED: REASONS FOR REVIEW: DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: DATE OF PENDING LIST: DATE OF 16TH DAY: 7/9/90 Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence N SLR DRAFT: N STATE & COUNTY: OHIO, Delaware REQUEST: N SAMPLE: 90001083 REJECT PROPERTY NATIONAL: REFERENCE NUMBER: _resource type STATE/FEDERAL AGENCY CERTIFICATION _current Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) _summary paragraph _completeness _clarity _applicable criteria _relating significance to the resource _relationship of integrity to significance _justification of exception _other GEOGRAPHICAL DATA - acreage _verbal boundary description _boundary justification ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION/PRESENTATION _presentation FUNCTION DESCRIPTION materials historic BIBLIOGRAPHY SIGNIFICANCE photographs CLASSIFICATION Period Builder/Architect Date Signed Phone _context OTHER COMMENTS _architectural classification descriptive text Specific dates Questions concerning this nomination may be directed to Areas of Significance--Check and justify below _count _sketch maps UTMS USGS maps _justification of areas checked DELAWARE, QHIO 1 oF 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL DELAWARE, OHIO DELAWARE, OHIO 3 oF 26 DELAWARE, OHIO 4 0F 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL DELAWARE CO JAIL DELAWARE OHIO DELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO 8 ~26 DELAWARE OHIO DELAWARE CO JAIL 8 - 26 DELAWARE JAIL OHIO 9 - 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO JAIL 10 ~ 26 491 0251 N3 DELAWARE OHIO 585 0251 N 5 DELAWARE CO JAIL 11 ~ 26 OHIO 12 - 26 491 0251 N 3 DELAWARE OHIO CO JAIL DELAWARE OHIO 13.
26 CO. JAIL DELAWARE OHIO 14 -26 15 - 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO 16 ~26 BELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO CO JAIL 17 ~ 26 491 0251 N 3 DELAWARE 18 - 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO DElAWArE, Ohio JAIL DELAWARE CO 20 -26 OHIO CO JAIL ARCHITECT TOLEDO.O. 21 ~ 26 DELAWARE CO JAIL PROSECUTOR ASSISTANT DelAwArE, Ohio CO JAIL 23 - 26 DELAWARE OHIO DELAWARE OHIO CO JAIL 24~26 CO JAIL 25 - 26 491 0251 N 3 OHIO DELAWARE 26 - 26 491 0251 N 3 DELAWARE CO JAIL OHIO DelAwAre Ohio 1940151 42 DelAWArE, Ohio: Delaware, Ohic 194 0151 NNT 940151 N5 DelAwAre, Ohio DelAw Are Ohio 543 643 1940151 N2 DElAWArE, Ohio DelAWArE CO JAiL 1940151 N4 DelAwAre, Ohio DelAWArE, Ohio 1940151 M2 DELAWARE, OHIO ORGANIZATIONAL CHA AND CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEME OFFICE OF THE COUNTY PRO 1940151 N 2 DelAwAre, Ohio DETAWArE CO JAiL DELAWARE, OHIO 11 ~ 43 JAIL DelAwAre, Ohio 1940151 N2 1243 1940151 N 2* 13~43 DelAwAre, Ohio ARCHITECT.
IS7S DelAwArE, Ohro DelAWArE Co JAiL MAKI Toledo, Ohio ARCHITECT. Lano David W.Gibbs DelAwAre, Ohio DelAWArE, Obio 16-43 DelAWArE, Ohio 1813 DElAWArE Co JAiL 19~43 DelAWArE, Ohio DELAWARE, OHIO DELAWARE, C 4920151 NN 493 0151 DAAWARE, OHIO DELAWARE, OAI 25~43 DELAWARE, OH 4930151 N1 Delaware C. 27/43 28~43 DELAWARE, OHIO 4930151 H: 29~43 30~43 493 0151 M1 31~43 Delawore C. 33~43 33 4930151 N DELAWARE CO. JAIL DELAWARE, OH 34 ~43 37 ~43 DELAWARE, OHIO 4920151 3843 3943 DAAWARE, OHIO 40 4920151 N1 DEAWARE, OHIO 4143 492 0151 DELAWARE DEAWARE Delawnre,Ohio 43~43 UNITED STATES DELAWARE QUADRANGLE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OHIO-DELAWARE CO. DELAWARE, OHIO 75 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) 30 W.CENTRAL AV. ZONE 17 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR STATE OF OHIO JAIL N4015W8300/7.5 BRIAN E. STANFILL JEAN HATFIELD ROY JACKSON Mr.
Jeff Wistel National Register Manager Ohio Historic Preservation Office 1982 Velma Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 The Board of Commissioners of Delaware does hereby officially object to the nomination of the Delaware County Jail, 20 West Central Avenue, Delaware, Ohio, to the National Register of Historic Places. DELAWARE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONER: Merlin Sheets, President of Board State of Ohio, County of Delaware: Notary Prblic, State of Ohio Delaware County Courthouse,91 North Sandusky Street, Delaware, Ohio 43015 (614) 369-8761, Ext. 213 (614) 548-7313, Ext. 213 1808 Commissioners knowledge. DELAWARE COUNTY Sincerely, Roy Jackson, V.P of Board June 1, 1990 Delaware County Personally appeared before me the said Board of County Commissioners who, have been Clerk Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ist day of June, 1990. DEDRA DAVENPORT Dear Mr.
Winstel: County Administrator duly cautioned, that the statements made thereof are complete and true to the best of their Fay L. Parrott MERLIN SHEETS Ohio Historic Preservation Office 1982 Velma Avenue Columbus. Ohio 43211-2497 (614) 297-2470 June 3, 1990 Delaware County Commissioners Delaware County Courthouse Delaware, Ohio 43015 Board at our meeting on June 1, 1990. appointed by the Governor to advise, among other duties, on historic historlans, planners, archaeologists, and others from around the state who have expertise in Ohio history, architecture, and archaeology. We will be pleased to provide any additional information and guidance about historic preservation and this property.
Ohlo Historic Site Preservation Mayor of Delaware SOCIETY HISTORICAL Enclosure nrohp/nat420.d Delaware Gazette SINCE 1885 Advisory Board Dear Commissioners: preservation issues and to evaluate the significance of properties nominated The enclosed resolution concerning the Delaware County Sheriff's Residence and Sandra Davies,Regional Coordinator Delaware County Sheriff's Residence and Jail,and encourages its preservation.
The Board recognizes the historic and architectural significance of the Delaware County Regional Planning Commission 91 North Sandusky Street to the National Register of Historic Places.The Board includes architects, Onio Historical Center The seventeen-member Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board Is HH/JW:dh Sincerely, Jail was unanimously approved by the Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory The Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board finds that: Whereas, the Delaware County Sheriff's Residence and Jall is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as it possesses Whereas, the Delaware County Sheriff's Residence and Jail possesses a high degree of integrity of location, design, setting, materlals, workmanship, feel ing and association; Whereas, the Delaware County Courthouse has previously been placed in the National Register of Historic Places and the Delaware County Sheriff's Residence and Jail is an integral part of the Courthouse Comp lex; Therefore, be it resolved that the Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Sheriff's Residence and Jall structure.
This is to certify that this resolution was passedby the Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board. Jacquelline Bennett, Secretary Resolution Places; Board urges the County of Delaware to consider alternative plans for Whereas, the residential area to the north and west of the square constitutes a district eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic additional parking and explore re-use options for the Delaware County Date statewide historic and architectural significance; Ohio Historic Preservation Office JUN 1 2 1990 Ohio Historical Center 1982 Velma Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211-2497 SINCE 1885 Ms. Carol Shull, Chief National Register of Historic Places National Park Service Department of the Interior P.O. Box 37127 Washington, D.C. 20013-7127 Enclosed please find one (1) new National Register nomination.
All the New Submiss ion I wish to request a priority evaluation for this nomination as the Delaware timely evaluation of this nomination would greatly assist with its Delaware County Jail and Sheriff's Residence WRL/JW: dh SOCIETY HISTORICAL preservation. REGISTER nrohp/trans.rev NATIONAL Sincerely, County Enclosures Delaware Delaware has announced plans to demolish the structure, yet has also stated (614) 297-2470 State Historic Preservation Officer Dear Carol: W. Ray Luce Please contact me if you have any questions. approprlate notification procedures have been followed for this new that they would not raze a building listed in the National Register.Your County Jail and Sheriff's Residence is a threatened structure.The County of