Nomination for Camden Public School

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NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 10024-0018 (Oct. 1990) United States Department of the Interior RECEIVED National Park Service National Register of Historic Places NAT. REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES architectural classification, materials, and areas of significance, enter only categories and subcategories from the instructions. Place additional entries and narrative items on continuation sheets (NPS Form 10-900a). Use a typewriter, word processor, or computer, to complete all items 1. Name of Property Camden Public School 2. Location street & number 110 West Central Avenue N/ A - not for publication city or town code_OH_county Preble . code 135 zip code 45311 3.

State/Federal Agency Certification As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended, I hereby certify that this Xl nomination -request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register Of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, the property -nationally - statewide & locally. ([ See continuation sheet for additional comments.) Dept. Head Signature of certifying official/Title / State of Federal agency and bureau In my opinion, the property -meets does not meet the National Register criteria. (L See continuation sheet for additional 4. National Park Service Certification Date of Action Ventered in the National Register. - See continuation street.

-determined not eligible for the -removed from the National -other, (explain:) comments.) Date Camden 12-22-97 Register. state National Register Registration Form historic name other names/site number old Camden Elementary (PRE - 319 - 2) E2l meets - does not meet the National Register criteria. I recommend that this property be considered significant I hereby coify that the property is See instructions in How to Complete the Ohio Historic Preservation Office -- OH SHPO Ohio NEAvicinty Name of Property Camden Public School Preble County, Ohio 5. Classification Ownership of Property (Do not include previously listed resources in the count.) X private - public-local - public-State - public-Federal in the National Register 6. Function or Use EDUCATION: School VACANT/NOT IN USE 7.

Description Late Victorian / Romanesque 20** Century Revival / Colonial Revival Wood Windows and Doors (Describe the historic and current condition of the property on one or more Continuation sheets.) foundation other Noncontributing Structure district Architectural Classification Brick roof Buildings Concrete Materials Current Functions Historic Functions Narrative Description Category of Property walls Site Object Number of contributing resources previously listed Asphalt Shingles (Enter Categories from instructions) (check as many boxes as apply) County and State Number of Resources within Property (Check only one box) Name of related multiple property listing Total NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No.

1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio The Camden Public School, in Camden, Preble County, Ohio is a two and a half story (including basement), rectangular, brick building. The hip roof with asphalt shingles, contains four brick chimneys, and a single dormer on the south. The roof has deep overhangs and originally had a concealed box-type gutter. Modern gutters have been installed and the box gutters roofed over limestone water table course. The exposed foundation is constructed of concrete that was formed to appear as rough-cut limestone. The school is situated in the center of a rectangular site in a predominantly residential area.

A A corner stone, on the east elevation, which shows the date of construction, names of school board block with the school name "CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL" cut into the stone is located above the The building is symmetrical on the east and west sides. Arched entrances flank, the south, east, and west side of the building (Photos A-18, A-19, A-20, and B-2). Large radiating brick arches with doors have been replaced with modern residential metal doors (Photo double hung windows adorned with jack arch brick lintels and stone sills. Two smaller rectangular windows are located on each side of the three entry vestibules (Photo A-20). The smaller windows are highlighted using colored mortar. A bay window on the second floor and a dormer window on the attic are located directly above the main entrance, thus creating a focal point (Photo B-4). Most of replacement (Photo B-8).

There are two limestone keystones, one over the entrance door and another at the apex of the arch over the front window of the dormer (Photo B-4). property. (8-86) Continuation Sheet 7. Narrative Description exterior doors are wood double-doors with curved arch transoms above.The main entrance wood The windows are located symmetrically throughout the facade.Most windows are rectangular National Register of Historic Places that flank the main entrance are round-arched with arched brick lintels (Photo B-2).These arches the windows have the original wood sash and frame.A few of the frames and sashes may need park and the front entrance of the building.A chain link fence runs along the perimeter of the doors appear to be original and are in very poor condition (Photo A-5).

The east and west entrance members, the architect and builder has been identified (Photos B-3 and B-7).A limestone name Section number 7 page 1 of2 (Photos A-18, A-19, and A-20). The building rests on a raised concrete foundation capped by a main entrance (Photo B-4). Both the corner stone and limestone name block are in good condition colored mortar emphasize the three entrances.The main entrance on the south is recessed.The OMB Approval No. 1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Section number 7 page 2 of2 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio and stairway from the basement be poured in concrete. The west landing is still wood, however the stairway to the basement is concrete (Photo A-15). The remaining stairways are original wood and removed, and doors were installed in the window openings, creating an emergency fire exit (Photo B- 1).

The exact date of this modification is not known, but likely occurred in the late 1930s. The interior plan is composed of a large octagonal center hall space with four classrooms, one in each corner of the building, on each floor. The southwest classroom, in the basement, was converted to two restrooms and the northwest area is now a boiler room. Four arched openings connect the lobby to cloak rooms, located adjacent to the classrooms, on the first and second floor (Photo A-1) center hall space and an arched opening leading to the adjacent cloak room. Original interior doors are wood five panel doors, some with large transoms above (Photo A-1). The chalkboards have been removed or destroyed (Photos A-4, B-10, and B-13). In 1938 a new steam heating system was installed.

Vent holes are visible under some windows suggesting that they were inoperative, and several modern residential gas furnaces have been installed for space heating and toilet rooms were added on the first floor after the building was sold by the school board (Photo A-6). resulted in some loss of historic fabric and has done limited damage, most of which can be removed (Photos A-6, B-14, and B-15). The asphalt shingles on the roof are brittle, curling and are in poor condition and must be replaced mortar deterioration in several locations. At the rear of the building (north side), there is a modern storage shed (Photo B-I). This structure is non-contributing. (8-86) Continuation Sheet National Register of Historic Places floor.

The west stair extends to the attic.In 1950 the Fire Marshall dictated that the east landing are in fair condition.Fire escapes were added to the north exterior, where two windows were cooling.New suspended acoustic ceilings were added in the first floor classrooms.Two modern have been previously infilled (Photos A-10 and A-ll).Each classroom hasa door from the open Each of the three entrances have stairs from the grade level to the main (first) floor leading to a large Two of these openings on the first floor, one northeast corner and the other on the southwest corner, open space(Photos A-2,A-7,and A-8).The west and east stairs run from the basement to the upper NPS Form 10-800-4 The exterior brick masonry is in good condition. Roof leaks have caused brick discoloration and used for outside air in conjunction with the steam heat (Photo B-2).

The steam heating system is floor material is the original 4"pine tongue and groove over wood joists.Most of the original Name of Property Camden Public School Preble County, Ohio 8. Statement of Significance

Statement of significance

Areas of Significance (Mark 'X in one or more boxes for Due criteria qualifying the property for Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past. Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or represents the work of a master, or possesses 1904 - 1947 Property has yielded, or is likely to yield information important in prehistory or history. (Mark "X" in all boxes that apply.) A owned by a religious institution or used for - B removed from its original location. C a birthplace or grave D a cemetery E a reconstructed building, object, or structure. F a commemorative property. Architect: Mr. Stephen O.

Yates G less than 50 years of age or achieved significance within the past 50 years Builder: Sanders, Sprinkle and Detamore 9.

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Bibliography, boundary description, and the people who prepared and reviewed the nomination.

Major Bibliographical References (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form on one or more continuation sheets.) Previous documentation on file (NPS): Primary location of additional data: X preliminary determination of individual listing (36 -State Historic Preservation Office CFR 67) has been requested - Other State agency -previously listed in the National Register -University designated a National Historic Landmark XOther recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey - recorded by Historic American Engineering Preble County District Library - Record # Architecture Register Bibliography Education Criteria Considerations Property is: Architect/Builder Cultural Affiliation individual distinction.

Federal agency National register listing.) Significant Person religious purposes, Local government Period of Significance distinguishable entity whose components lack Applicable National Register Criteria Name of repository: Narrative Statement of Significance Preble County Historical Society Significant Dates our history. (Enter categories from instructions) County and State Eaton and Camden (Complete if Criterion Bis marked above) - previously determined eligible by the National (Explain the significance of the property on one or more continuation sheets.) Name of Property Camden Public School Preble County, Ohio 10. Geographical Data Acreage of Property - Less than one - See continuation sheet Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property on a continuation sheet.) (Explain why the boundaries were selected on a continuation sheet.) 11.

Form Prepared By Stacy & Asebrook, Ltd. October 24, 1997 street & number 454 E. Main Street, Suite 236 (614) 224-2300 city or town _ state. _ zip code Submit the following items with the completed form: A USGS map (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the propertys location. Representative black and white photographs of the property. (Check with the SHPO or FPC for any additional items) (Complete this item at the request of SHPO or FPO.) name Camden Senior Apartments Limited Partnership 184 West Main Street (614) 983-4566 a benefit in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended (16 U.S.C. 470 et seq.). Management and Budget, Paperwork Reductions Projects (1024-0018). Washington. DC 20503.

43103 43215 Northing date Easting Zone Columbus organization Ohio Photographs Maps telephone Additional Documentation Continuation Sheets Additional items UTM References Property Owner Ashville Boundary Justification County and State additional UTMreferences ona continuation sheet.) Michael J. Stacv, AIA Principal Paperwork Reduction Act Statement:This information is being collected for applications to the National Register of Historic Places to nominate of this form to the Chief, Administrative Services Division, National Park Service, P.O. Box 37127, Washington, DC 20013-7127, and the Office of A Sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources. properties for listing or determine eligibility for listing, to list properties, and to amend existing listings. Response to this request is required to obtain name/title OMB Approval No.

1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Section number 8 page 1of5 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio 8. Significance of Property Criterion A because it represents a period in Camden's history when a single building housed all of the public school grades in a central location, a typical practice in small towns in the late 19° and early 20" century. Several photographs, taken in the early years of the school, are located in the "Historic Collection" section of the Camden Public Library. During the 1800s, a great number of one room schools were constructed in Preble County. A few the townships, and were located centrally at the intersection of four sections of the townships. From the 1890s to the 1920s the centralized school came into prominence.

The centralized schools were (sometimes called consolidated schools) included the following: College Corner School, also known as Union School, built in 1893, with several additions. use as a school. The school was built on the state line separating Ohio and Indiana. Camden Public School, built in 1904. Subject of this nomination. The building is now Lewisburg Public School, built in 1908, and remodeled and expanded in 1956. The building has been demolished and replaced with the Tri-County North School complex. Jackson Township Centralized School, built in 1911. The school closed in 1974, and is now partially demolished and falling down. West Alexandria School, built in 1911, with an addition constructed in 1950. This building is now vacant. West Elkton Consolidated School, built in 1913, with an addition constructed in the 1930s.

The original section of the building burned in 1973 and was rebuilt on the same foundation. The building was remodeled in the early 1980s and is still in use as a school. Dixon Township Centralized School, built in 1915, with additions constructed in 1930 and located by the nomination preparer, and its present use and condition are unknown. vacant. (8-86) Continuation Sheet The building is no longer recognizable as the building originally constructed.It remains in The Camden Public School qualifies under Criterion C because it embodies the distinctive (alterations have been minimal) example of an early consolidated school remainingin Preble County.

township high schools were also constructed.These one room schools were generally districted by The Camden Public School is nominated for listing under Criteria A and C.It qualifies under 1962.As of 1992,the building wasin use asa Middle School.This building was not NPS Form 10-800-4 and its significance is enhanced by its high level of integrity in location, design, and materials. The Camden Public School building, abandoned by the local school system in 1983, is the only unaltered built to replace the one room school buildings. In Preble County, these centralized schools characteristics of a type and period of construction: the centralized public school of the early 20h OMB Approval No.

1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section number 8 page 2 of5 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio Fair Haven Consolidated School, built in 1915. The school closed in 1964 and is now in Gratis Consolidated School, built in 1915, with additions constructed in 1939 and 1956. The building was closed in 1983 and is now vacant. Lanier Township Centralized School, built in 1915, with additions constructed in 1949 and 1953. The school closed in 1964 and is now vacant. Morning Sun Consolidated School, built in 1915 as a replacement of the 1910 school Camden High School, built in 1916, with additions constructed in 1950 and 1957. This building is now vacant and slated for demolition. Monroe Township Centralized School, built in 1916.

This building was not located by the nomination preparer, and its present use and condition unknown. Verona Consolidated School, built in 1918, with additions constructed in 1950 and about 1955. The school closed in 1990 and is now vacant. As the consolidated schools were constructed throughout the county, the one room school buildings were closed. A number of these one room school buildings remain in the county, in use as residences and farm storage buildings, and some are vacant. The Village now known as Camden was laid out in 1818 under the name of Dover. The town was incorporated by act of the Legislature in 1832 as Newcomb, the name being that of the senator from this district who promoted the bill in the Legislature. In 1839, the Village was renamed Camden, as a memorial to Camden, South Carolina, where a revolutionary battle was fought.

The population of Somers Township, where Camden is located was 1,171 in 1820. By 1910, the population had grown The first school organized in Camden was held in a log building, starting around 1820. A second school was conducted from about 1830 to 1853, and was located on East Central Avenue, a short distance west of the railroad near the Camden Depot. In about 1833, another school was held on South Main Street in Fowler's Hall, the old Presbyterian Church. In 1853, a large and commodious building was erected on West Central Avenue and North Lafayette Street, consisting of four large rooms and two entry halls. At the time, it was described as one of the finest school buildings in the received their degrees in 1890. A wing was added to this schoolhouse in 1882 to accommodate increased enrollment.

This four room, two story brick school building served the community until 1903 when a state inspector condemned it. The Board of Education decided it was more feasible to raze the building than to repair it. This building was demolished in the spring of 1904. Equipment. (8-86) Jefferson Township Consolidated School, built in 19i5,with several additions.The county. From this school building, Camden's first graduating class, consisting of nine members, building which was destroyed by fire.This building is now in use by Roberts Farm building is still in use as a school. use as an antique shop. to 1,839. NPS Form 10-800-4 NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No.

1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Continuation Sheet Section number 8 page 3 of5 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio Learning." The new school building consisted of eight school rooms, Superintendents office, library, red brick, slate roof, and cement foundation." The original cost of construction totaled S15,198.67. favorably to the Sherman Street School Building located in Middletown, Ohio. The appearance of Superintendents office, but had no library and fewer cloakrooms. It also had a single exit stair from the main entrance. The Camden Public School cost over $2,000 less than the Sherman Street School. In 1905, the school became a four-year high school through an improved course of study approved by the Board of Education.

In 1914 the school enrolled 167 pupils, of whom 73 were in the high Except to install electricity, no improvements were made to the Camden Public School until 1937, when then modern restrooms and drinking fountains were installed. In 1938, a new furnace was installed, and in 1950, the building was fireproofed. The eight rooms (plus four basement rooms) housed all of the public school grades from the time of its completion in 1904 to 1916, when the new Camden High School was opened. In 1915, the people voted to dispel rural school districts of Somers Township and consolidate with the Camden Village The Camden Public School is significant under Criterion C because it is an architecturally significant example of a turn-of-the-century, institutional building in the small rural village of Camden. It is the oldest school building in Camden, a rural village of 2,210. location.

(8-86) November 29, following a public dedication. The headlines of the Preble County News of December Construction of the Camden Public School was completed in 1904,with classes beginning on National Register of Historic Places School District.Four years later there was another increase in enrollment when parts of the Gasper The Camden Public School was constructed about 30 feet south of the razed school building dedication ceremony read "Brilliant Exercises Mark the Dedication of Handsome Temple of In the Preble County News of November 3,1904,the Camden Public School was compared and eight cloak rooms. The rectangular school, 63 feet by 84 feet, was constructed with "Improved the two schools is very similar. The Sherman Street School also had 8 school rooms and a Township School District came to the Camden Schools.

1,1904, stated "A Thing Of Beauty Is A Joy Forever".The subheading of the article describing the NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No. 1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Continuation Sheet Section number 8 page 4 of5 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio Even though many of Camden's commercial buildings and several private homes were built in the mid-1800s, the Camden Public School is one of only a few significant examples of turn of the windows and brick hoodmolds. The third example of institutional architecture remaining is the Camden High School, now called Shawnee High School. This building, constructed in 1916 and now vacant, will be demolished by the Board of Education following passage of a school tax levy on the ballot in November, 1997. intended to appear as rough-cut limestone.

This is an early and fairly unusual use of this material, construction of concrete block buildings. A. L. Armstrong, Cement Contractor, began business in 1904, advertising "blocks, foundations, walks, cisterns, and burial vaults." The Camden Public School was designed by Mr. Stephen O. Yates and was constructed by the firm of Sanders, Sprinkle and Detamore, as indicated on the building cornerstone. A "Stephen Yates" the correct individual who designed the school. The only information available for this individual gave a birth date of 1884 and death of 1962, with the place of residence of Indiana. No other "Stephen Yates" included in the database indicated an appropriate place of residence or lifespan. Brown County, Ohio NROHP 1/25/91), which was designed by the firm of Samuel Hannaford & period.

Although the Camden Public School is smaller than the Georgetown Public School (eight cloakrooms adjacent to the classrooms. The interior design of the Camden Public School is typical of the late 19th and early 20th century schools. The hallways and corridors are extremely spacious, and stairwells exist on both sides of the (8-86) National Register of Historic Places adequate light and air circulation.Large cloakrooms are immediately adjacent to each classroom.

especially in a rural area.The block material was likely supplied by one of two major cement Sons and constructed in 1898.Both buildings exhibit Richardsonian Romanesque style arched Camden is the Bohn ca.1900 three story commercial structure with bay windows and overhanging wood eaves with exposed rafter tails similar to bungalows ofa later century institutional architecture remaining in the village.A similar period and style building in The Camden Public School is similar in design to the Georgetown Public School (Georgetown, The Camden Public School features a foundation consisting of an architectural concrete block found in the Family Search Software of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints may be classrooms versus twelve classrooms), they both feature spacious hallways, double stairwells, generously sized classrooms with two walls of window to provide light and air circulation, and large contractors locatedin Eaton.H.M.Young & Son began business in 1902,specializing in building.The classrooms are generously large and two walls ofwindows in each room provide NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No.

1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Section number 8 page 5 of5 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio years, from 1916-1983, the building housed either all or a portion of the district's children who attended grades 1 - 6. Several notables among those children were Mr. Walter Emmons "Smokey" Alston and Mr. Donald Elston of baseball fame, Mr. William Clayton Pryor, a well known (9th) through twelfth (12th) grade. Subjects taught were math, social studies, Occupational Work Experience and Occupational Work Adjustment. Since the building was sold by the school board, it has had several unsuccessful attempts at adaptive 1904. Continuation Sheet during the last eleven years, the well preserved Romanesque-Colonial Revival transitional style National Register of Historic Places reuse as an antique and craft shop, and a flower shop on the first floor.

For the majority of the time housing elementary children, once again provided classroom space for a variety of classes for ninth The Camden Public School was last used for its original purpose in June of 1983.For sixty-seven newspaper man and author of children's books, as well as D1.Richard G. Johnson, Science Advisor to President George Bush.During the Camden Public School's last days,the building,in addition to Camden Public School has been empty.The Camden Public School looks today much as it did in (8-86) NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No. 1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Section number 9 Page 1of1 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio Annual Education Report. Preble County, Ohio, December 1917. Belcher, Shirley. History of Camden Public Schools, Pamphlet of school history and memories of local citizens, 1992. Denny, Mark.

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (Draft). July, 1997. History of Preble County, Ohio. H. Z. Williams & Bros., 1881. History of Preble County, Ohio. Cook & McDowell Publications, 1915. Preble County News, various dates in 1903 and 1904. Preble County, Ohio. Preble County Historical Society, 1992. Continuation Sheet (8-86) Major Bibliographic References National Register of Historic Places NPS Form 10-800-4 OMB Approval No. 1034-0078 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Section number 10 Page 1of1 CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Preble County, Ohio 10.

Geographical Date Verbal Boundary Description: Situated in the Village of Camden, in the County of Preble, and in the State of Ohio: Being lots numbered 59, 60, 61, 62, and 63 as known and designated on the village plat of the Village of Camden renumbered from numbers 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 in the Old Plat Book Vol. 1, page 17. Save and except a 65.5 foot strip of ground taken evenly off the South end of lots #61, Street Address: 110 West Central Avenue The lot which contains the building and the parking lot on the north side of the site is the only J30-0002--010-00-044-000 Continuation Sheet (8-86) #62 and #63. Also, vacated alley lying south of Lot No. 60. Boundary Justification National Register of Historic Places Parcel No: property being nominated. The lot contains the entire parcel historically associated with the school.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET NAME : DATE OF 16TH DAY: DATE OF 45TH DAY: DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: NOMINATOR: STATE N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: COMMENT WAIVER: N V ACCEPT ABSTRACT /SUMMARY COMMENTS : TELEPHONE RETURN DATE 2/16/98 MULTIPLE DISCIPLINE 1/25/98 REJECT 1/02/98 REVIEWER RECOM./CRITERIA OTHER: DATE RECEIVED: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Entered in the DOCUMENTATION see attached comments Y/N see attached SLR Y/N N PDIL: National Register REFERENCE NUMBER: 98000041 A-l Camden Public Sahool Photographer : Kara Denny July 25,1997 Location of Original Negative: Mark R. Denny, Architect 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Roll A Southeast Coat: Room- Preble County, Ohio Photograph # A-1 Photographer: Kara Denny July 25,1997 Mark R. Denny, Architect 509 E. Mound st.

Columbus, Ohio 43215 A-2 Camden Public School Preble County , Ohio RollA Location of Original Negative: Photograph #A-2 A-3 Camden Public Schoo! Preble County, Ohio 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 South Wall Photo grapher; Kara Denny RollA Location oforiginal negative Mark R. Denny, Architect Ist Floor, Southwest dlassroom Photograph#A-3 July 25;1q97 A-4 Camden Public Schoo! July 25,1997 Location of original negative: 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Ist Floor, Southwest Classroom Photograph #A-4 Roll A Prelble County , Ohio North Wall Photographer :Kara Denny A-5 Camden Public Sahoo! July 25,1997 Columbus, Ohio 43215 from West door to IstFloor Photograph RollA Preble County July 25,1997 Location of Original Negative: 509 E. Mound St.

Columbus, Ohio 43215 Roll A First Floor, Soutwest Clossroom Photograph #A-6 Preble County ,Ohio Photo grapher:Kava Denny A-o Camden Public School Mark R.Denny, Architect South wall A-7 Camden Public Schoo! Preble County, Ohio Photographer : Kara Deuny Duly 25,1997 Location of original negative 509 East Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 West Stairwell from First Floor to Second Floor Photograph # A-7 Preble County, Ohio July 25,1997 Location of original negative: Mark R. Denny, Architect 509 E. Moundst. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Photograph #A-8 A-8 Camden Public School Photographer: Kara Dewny RollA Preble County, Ohio Photographer: Kara Oenny July 25,1997 Location of. original negative: Columbus, Ohio 43215 West Wall Camden Public School Mark R. Denny, Architect Ist Floor CenterHall, SOg E.Mound St.

A-l° Camden Public School Photographer: Kara Denny July 25,1997 Location of original negative: Mark R. Denny, Architect 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio Ist Floor Center Hall, Preble County, Ohio RollA South Wall ZONE Preble County, OH July 25,1997 Location oforiginal negative: 509 E. Mound.St. Columbus, OH 43215 Basement Southeast Photograph #A-11 Camden Public School Photographer: Kara Denny Photographer : Kara Denny July 25,1997 Location of original negative: Photograph#A-12 Columbus, Ohio 43215 Camden Public Schoo! Preble County , Ohio 509 East Mound St, Roll A Mark R. Dewny Architect Classroom, West Wall Preble Co., OH Photographer: Kara Denny July 25,1997 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Camden Public School Basement Southeast Location of original negative: Photograph #A-13 A-13 Class room,South Wall Camden Public Sohool Photographer: Kana Denny Tuly 25,1997 509 E. Mound st.

Columbus, Ohio 43215 Photograph HA-14 Preble County , Ohio RollA Mark R. Denny, Architect Basement Soutkwest Classroon, South Wal! Camden Public Sahool Preble Co., OH Photographer : Kara Denny Basement East Stair well View East A-14 Colum bus.Ohio A3215 Roll A Duly25,1997 Preble. County, OH Photographer: Kara Denry July 25,1997 Location of original negative: 509 E. Mound St. Roll A West Stainwell, View West Photograph: #A-16 Mark R. Denny, Architect Columbus, Ohio 43215 Camden Public School Preble Co., OH July 25,1997 Location of Original Negatives: 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, OH 43215 Central Avenue facing east of Site Roll A Mark R. Denry> Architeet Photographer: Kara Denny Photographer : Kara Denny Location of Original Negativesi Columbus, Ohio facing East Camden Public School Preble County , Ohio July25, 1997 RollA 509 East Mound St. Photog roph # A-18 Camden Publie School Preble.

County, Ohio Photographer : Kara Denry July 25,1997 Mark R. Denny, Architect Columbus, Ohio 43215 East West Side of Site facing Roll A Camden Public Schoo! Preble County, OH. Duly 25,1997 Location of original negative: Mark R.Denny, Architeet Columbus, Ohio 43215 Roll A Fast side of site facing Photographer: Kara Denny West 509 E.Mouwd St. Camden Public School-al Pre ble Co., OH Mark R. Denny, Architet 509 E. Mound st, Roll A Photograpker: Kara Denny July 25,1997 Camden Public Schoo! Preble County, OH Duly 25,1997 Location of original negative! Mark R. Denny, Architeo 509 E. Mound St. Photo grapher:Kara Denny Roll A Prebte Co., On Photographer: Kara Denmy.

Duly 25,1997 Columbus, OH 43215 Photograph : Mark R.Denny Roll B North Side ofo Site Camden Public School Preble County, OH Photograph #B-2 Jaly 25,1997 Location of original negative: South side of site facing north Camden Public School Roll B CORA E.POCOCK DR.W.E. PRYDR CHARLES E. MORLATT ERESTED 1304 ELEANDRA PATTY BOARD DF EDUCATION DLA MGCHRISTIE MARY CRAIG B-3 Camden Publie Schoo! Preble Co., OH Tuly 25,1997 Mark R. Denny, Architent 509 E. Moundst. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Memorial Plaque Southeast Corner of South side of building Photograph, #B-3 Photograpter : Kara Derny MDENPUBLIC SCHOOL Location of original negative Cols., 0H 43215 South Side of site above Photograph # B-4 Prebhe Co., OH Bo4 Camden Public Sehool Photographer: Kara Denry Mark R.Denny, 509 E. Mound Preble County, OH Duly 25,1997 Mark R. Denny, Architet 509 East Moundst.

front door Photographer: Kara Denny Location of original negative: South Side of site- B-l Camden Public School Preble County, OH July 25,1997 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, OH 43215 Location of original negatiles Mark R.Denny, Architec East Door ARCHITECT STEPHEN O, YATES. BUILDERS DERS. SPRINKLE AND DETAMORE B- Camden Public School Duly 25,1997 509 East. Mound st. Photograph: #B-7 Cols. , OH: 4321.5 Preble Countty, Ohio _origina Preble Co., OH Photographer: Kara Denmy July 25,1997 509 E. Mound St. Co lumbus, 0H 43215 Photograph Mark R.Denny, Architect Northeast corner of buiding Camden Public Sehool Roll B Photographer: Kara Duly,25,1997 Location of original negatives: Mark R.Dennys Architect Columbus, Ohio 43215 Photograph #B-q Preble County,Oho Camden Public School East stairwell facing west from east door to Ist Floor Preble Co.

, OH July 25,1997 Location of original negative: Mark R. Denny, Archited 509 E, Mound st. Photographer: kara Denny Columbus, Ohio 43215 facing west Camden Public School Preble County, OH July 25,1997 Columbus, 0H43215 Photograph : #B-11 CNass room South wall Rol1B Preble County, On Photographer : Kara Denny July 25,1997 Columbus, OH 43215 Classroom, East Wall Photograph#B-12 Roll B 509 E. Mound Photographer: Kara Dewny Columbus, OH43215 Photograph # B-13 Preble County ,Ohio Duly 25,1997 2nd Floor Southwest Preble County, OH Pheto grapher : Kara Denny 509 E. Mound st. Cohambus, OH 43215 West Wall Phobos roph :B-14 RollB Duly 25,1997 Mark R.Denuy, Architet B-15 Camden Public School Preble lo., Ohio Photographer: Kara Donny Duly 25,1997 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio A3215 Photograph #B-1S Mark R.

Denny, Architect East Wall Roll B Camden Public School Preble County, OH July 25,1997 South Wall B-17 Camden Public School Preble Co. , OH Photographer: Kara Dennyl 509 E. Mound st. Columbus, OH 43215 Daly 25, 1997 Roll B Locâtion oforiginel negatives: B-18 Camden Public School Preble County, OH Columbus, Ohio 43215 Roli B on Main (Ist) Floor Photograph #B-18 Phofographer: Kara Deny Tuly 25,1997 Mark R. Denny, Architect Newel Post East Stairwell B-19 Camden Public School Preble Co., Ohio Photographer: Kara Denny Mark R.Denny, Archited 509 E. Mound St. Columbus, OH 43215 Photograph#B-19 July 25,1997 IIO W. CENTRAL AVE. UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY EATON SOUTH QUADRANGLE 7.5 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) EATON SOUTH, OHIO 1G-702344-4389147 MYL DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OHIO-PREBLE CO. CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL 39084-F6-TF-024 STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 610 000 OHIO