Nomination for Forest Glen Estates Historic District

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MAR 2 01998 REGISTRATION FORM NAT. REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES documented, enter "N/A" for "not applicable." architectural classifications, materials, and areas of significance, enter only categories and subcategories form the 1. Name of Property 2. Location Drive, Newport Drive, Overhill Road, Oak Knoll Drive, Brookwood Road, and Alburn Drive state Ohio county Mahoning code 099 4. State/Federal Agency Certification _request for determination of eligibility meets Ehe documentation standards for registering properties in the professional requirements set forth in 36CFR Part 60. nomination city 4-13-98 nationally significant continuation sheets. Boardman Township Historic name RECEIVED 2280 I recommend that this property be considered for individual properties and districts. other names/site number Register Criteria.

As the designated authority under the National Historic to Complete the National Register of Historic Places Registration National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and zip code Signature of certifying official United States Department of the Interior National Park Service does not meet the National requested.If any item does not apply to the property being Forest Glen Estates Historic District Windsor Road south of Alburn bounded by Market Street, NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES See instructions in How Street and number opinion, the property x meets roughly Forest Hill Road, Mill Creek Preservation Act of 1986, as amended, I hereby certify that this instructions.

Place additional entries and narrative items on 44512 none date For functions, continuation sheet for additional comments.) This form is for use in nominating or requestingdeterminations marking "x" in the appropriate box or by entering the information Mahoning County, OH does not meet the National Register criteria. ( additional comments.) 4. National Park Service Certification 5.

Classification _X private public - local public - federal structure district meets building site object Date removed from the National Register National Register Forest Glen Estates USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form See continuation sheet for entered in the National Register Signature of commenting or other official determined not eligible for the of action State of Federal agency and bureau page 2 Category of Property only one box public - state In my opinion, the property Ownership of property (Check as many boxes as apply) Mahoning County, OH 0 sites o structures 0 objects TOTAL 40 6. Function Domestic, single dwelling Landscape, park Landscape, street furniture 7.

Description Revival, Georgian Revival, Tudor Revival, Dutch Colonial, foundation: block wood (weatherboard, shingle), limestone, brick, stucco, aluminum, vinyl roof: slate, wood shingle, asphalt TOTAL Noncontributing Category: National Register 106 buildings Number of Resources within Property Forest Glen Estates Materials (Enter categories from instructions) French Colonial Revival Number of contributing resources previously listed in the condition of the property on one or more continuation sheets.) Historic Functions categories from instructions) Domestic, secondary structure Narrative Description (Describe the historic and current Current Functions category from instructions) see Continuation Sheet 7 and following USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form page 3 property is not part of a multiple property listing.) N/A roof : other: wood, limestone, brick, sandstone, aluminum, vinyl Name of related multiple property listing (Enter "N/A" if walls: Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions) Mahoning County, OH page 7 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION residential subdivision of approximately 130 acres, platted between 1923 Central Square, at the north side of Boardman Township, between Market landscape architects of Cleveland, Ohio.

148 and 232, 70 and 97 Overhill Road, and the rear lot lines of the west Stratford Road, opened in 1954, is excluded from the district. Brookwood USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form the 1950s. The district was built as the earliest Youngstown area neighborhood Alburn Drive and the streets where no houses were constructed until after Forest Glen Estates Historic District Kreider Entrance of Mill Creek Park on the west side of the street. most houses have front walks that access the driveway, not the street the completion of some streets and the sale of lots along other streets. Housing construction occurred most intensely before 1931,between 1936 side of Market Street (SR 7),with Newport Drive Park facing onto Market imposed by the 1930s Depression and World War II in the 1940s prevented and 1941 and following 1946.

Houses designed by Munroe Copper, the principal architect of record, continued to be constructed into the Kreider-Rotzel Real Estate Company, of Youngstown, Ohio. 4138 Oak Knoll Drive and at lots 319 and 329, 4128 and 4135 Windsor Road. On the west, the district is bounded by the rear lot lines of houses on Windsor Road, Brookwood Drive from its intersection with Overhill Road to the south, the district ends at lot 19, 4845 Oak Knoll Drive and lot 68, The Forest Glen Estates Historic District is bounded on the east by lots In keeping with the auto-dependance of transportation, landscaping and common landscaped areas were designed by Pitkin and Mott, The economic constraints side driveways.

The district is approximately2-i/2 miles south of Youngstown's Forest Glen and Lake Newport Plats but excludes Windsor Road north of The streets, Road between Mill Creek and Oak Knoll Drives did not gain houses until the intersection of Forest Hill Road,including two houses and the Street and landscape design and installation was complete by 1931. Mahoning County, OH page 8 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 lar housing allotments in other suburbanizing cities, Forest Glen Estates Besides the requirement of each residence to be a single dwelling, each Kreider-Rotzel Realty Company.

Deed restrictions required all residents restricted to lawn, landscaping or flower gardens, vegetable gardens were areas included the park at the east end of Newport Drive, the landscaped Drive, the boulevard strip down the center of Newport Drive and the in winter and other general maintenance (Meub, 1997). center, farther west on Shields Road (Vindicator, 1921; Manning, 1922). layout and landscape details for Forest Glen Estates, the land just north Forest Glen Estates Historic District From its inception Forest Glen Estates was restricted to detached single be Caucasian. present intersection of Shields and Brookwood Roads and Market Street.

Some of the deed restrictions covered landscape issues.The front yard permitted within the Forest Glen Estates plat.Louis S.Kreider, presi- USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form landscaped islands at the west end of Overhill Road at Brookwood.This edge or public sidewalk. triangular park at the intersection of Forest Hill Road and Oak Knoll On the west side of Mill Creek Park, Manning proposed another new village he tied Market Street and Glenwood Avenue to a new village center at the The siting of the district reflected the 1922 urban and park design was to be deeper than the width of the house. The front yard was that maintained common landscaped spaces (Kreider, 1997).

Landscaped dent of the development company, continued involved participation in the mended that Mill Creek be dammed to create a lake in a low, swampy area The Cleveland landscape architecture firm of Pitkin and Mott designed the development of each property as a residence was constructed.Like simi- fund or the development company paid for street sidewalks to be shoveled Manning recom- to be behind the front house lines.Attached garage doorways could not above the creek gorge.The Manning design called for drives on either The new subdivision joined Market and enhance the existing park in the Mill Creek gorge.

Manning had been engaged by the Mill Creek Park Commissioners to expand and plot plan for both residence and outbuildings were approved by family dwellings.Not even along Market area that had gained Mahoning County, OH page 9 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 7 Street, Forest Glen Estates had substantial, architect-designed single 23). Newport Drive, with a center boulevard strip, ran west to the banks were never constructed, although the plats, streets and landscaping was (Pitkin and Mott, 1926). The detail of the Pitkin and Mott landscape was relatively elaborate. Washington, DC.

Apparently, the cherry trees were not hardy as far north LANDSCAPE CHARACTER as Mahoning County and crab apple trees were substituted.Street lights CONTINUATION SHEET Mott design specified landscape islands or parks at some intersections, Shrubs were in mulched beds.Likely these beds had spring bulbs.Privet that ran east-west up the bank of Mill Creek or ran north-south across yards.The higher elevations of the plat area had remnants of a mature a design feature that had no precedent in greater Youngstown (photo 27). Forest Glen Estates Historic District of Youngstown that had strictly east-west or north-south grid of streets. Each street had low concrete curbs that included a swale for storm water and dramatic of these trees were retained as the backbone of the district edge shade trees.

USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form an elliptical landscaped park on the west side of Market Street (photo bank of Lake Pitkin and Mott design for Forest Glen Estates Along the east the bank. Curving streets were a divergence from the predominant pattern edge tree lawn. beech-maple forest; other parts had mature red oaks. The most healthy were placed on rear lot lines to ensure that street trees could be large planting of Japanese cherry trees, like those then being planted in architects. hedges were popular. Norway spruce and Colorado blue spruce, and deciduous, flowering shrubs.

drainage.The curbs had low catch basins to collect rain water into a and tall.All streets had 4'concrete sidewalks bordering a wide street- Fences were not used at the yard edge or at side The Cleveland firm designed the street layout in gently curving streets had larger lots responding to Manning's suggested "estate houses"(these The landscaped islands had a mix of evergreen, usually Scotch pines, Tree lawn trees were specified by the site landscape Mahoning County, OH page 10 CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 west of Oak Knoll is contained within stone-faced retaining walls, a STREET-BY-STREET DESCRIPTIONS Forest Glen Estates Historic District earliest houses of the district.

shrubs are replaced,yet similar to original deciduous planting.Lots Glenwood Avenue Extension).It was part of the first plat of Forest Glen East-West Streets from the south: a side was set aside for landscaping.Forest Hill Road has three of the The Newport Drive boulevard strip survives with several original crab The creek that crossed the backyards on the north side of Newport Drive the east endof Newport Drive retains original Scotch pine trees.The remain with a few original Scotch pines 29).Some of the original USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form remained part of the park land with sidewalks and original street lights. east of Oak Knoll and the south backyards of Newport/Mill Creek Drives house has raised berms with conifers planted. NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES valued part of several yard landscapes.

landscape character streets curve gently street. The two Estates in 1923. It was platted to be 60' wide with 17 house lots overhead wires.The deep setback of houses masks the closeness of each remain as back yard trees along Mill Creek Drive and Forest Hill Road. The mature canopy of deciduous trees is enhanced by the lack of traffic islands at the intersection of Brookwood and Overhill Roads Conifers are planted only as Mahoning County, OH page 11 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 7 two blocks between Market and Brookwood, including the residence on the was platted to be 60' wide with 31 lots. Most lots are between 70' and The east end of Mill Creek Drive has three of the earliest houses and 110'. Oak Knoll Drive between Newport and Overhill was platted in 1929 lots on each side of the street in 1929. An additional 15 lots were the district.

CONTINUATION SHEET Forest Glen Estates Historic District in the historic district. The eastern block of Newport Drive was part of the second plat in Forest USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form most elaborate houses built in Forest Glen Estates. North-South Street from the east: Windsor Road runs from Overhill Road north to Midlothian tree-planted boulevard strip in the center(not noted on the1924 plat Newport Drive runs from an elliptical park at Market Street to the bank 130' in the later plat.A creek runs on the north side of the north lots Overhill Road were platted in 1928 on the east side of the street and in Glen Estates, in 1924 with 19 lots. Overhill Road runs northeast from the intersection at the start of Hill Road have 60'-70' frontage, except for the pie-shaped, irregular border of the City of Youngstown).

It was platted as 60' wide with six earliest plat of Forest Glen Estates.The fifteen lots south of Forest northwest side of Brookwood, are part of the district.Mill Creek Drive The street from Oak Knoll Drive to 1-1/2 blocks of Mill Creek Drive was part of the first 1923. Mahoning County, OH CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 Glenwood Avenue, it was one of the main roads south from the city of well as lots nearer Market Street, perhaps because Manning, Pitkin and the twentieth century: Colonial Revival, Classical Revival, Georgian Revival, Tudor Revival, French Colonial Revival and Dutch Colonial Many houses have been unaltered since their construction. For many, the original clapboard. Several other houses have had the slate roof styles.

Forest Glen Estates Historic District district has houses of various revival styles popular after the turn of BUILDING STYLES/TYPES are wood frame construction. cohesiveness of the district are the similarity of scale with all houses primary exterior alteration has been the enclosure of the rear porch or been demolished or severely altered since the beginning of Forest Glen USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form streets of the new village at Shields Road and Market Street.The eight NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES elaborate houses are along Newport Drive and at street corners. the other new streets of Forest Glen Estates.

The district is a cohesive collection of housesof similar scale and Mott and Kreider conceived the street as more of a traffic artery than Brookwood Road was known as Glenwood Avenue Extension in 1923.As with most being 7o'-8o'.windsor Road is the only straight street in the page 12 added on the west side of the street in 1931. These are not a part of Windsor Road lots are 65' to 145' clear presentation of architectural style with much detail. The most being 1-1/2 or two-stories. terrace.

small panes.All houses have masonry block full foundations.All houses slate or wood shingled.windows are usually double-hung and always have Most display the Forest Glen Estates Historic District because only four houses were mass with "additions."Houses usually have gabled roofs which often are Nearly all houses are composed of a main, lots along it southeast of Mill Creek Drive were part of the original The integrity of three houses has been Several houses have had aluminum or vinyl siding cover the Mahoning County, OH page 13 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 7 Mill Creek Drive had the front doorway replaced, 4845 Oak Knoll Drive had nineteenth century eastern Pennsylvania farmhouse characteristics.

These hung windows with small panes, usually 6/6 or 8/8 above and 9/6 or 12/8 below, gabled wall dormers, second stories that overhang the first story Most often, Colonial Revival materials used in this district are a mix of coursed rubble limestone fieldstone and clapboards. Often the clapboard is beaded. have cornerboards, occasionally have cornice returns on the gable sides. date of photo 3 1930 1928 1936 1927 1932 1926 const. arch./builder Colonial Revival Forest Glen Estates Historic District Architectural style architect unknown Most frequently,Forest Glen Colonial Revival houses interpret early Details that are frequently repeated throughout the district are double- CONTINUATION SHEET Dunn and Copper the wood shingles replaced by clapboard.

USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form 4135 Windsor Road 136 Forest Hill Road 50 Forest Hill Road 4802 Oak Knoll Drive 84 Mill Creek Drive often on the front or a main a massive center ridge chimney. Dunn & Copper 414l Windsor Drive 109 Overhill Road 4125 Oak Knoll Drive occasionally, shingles or stucco. Colonial Revival This is the most common style of house in the district. 1937 1929 doorwayswith These Colonial Revival houses never Mahoning County, OH page 14 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 7 photo 5 photo 4 photo 3 photo 2 4580 Brookwood Road photo 14 Dunn & Copper photo 3, 9 1940 1930 1939 1928 1938 1932 1929 1941 1936 1937 stone 1926 shingles end.

brick Clarence Kissinger clap architect unknown Clarence Kissinger photo 10 CONTINUATION SHEET This is the next most common style of house in the 122 Forest Hill Road Forest Glen Estates Historic District central decorative element. is more restrained than on the Georgian Revival residences. The Classical Revival one bay additions that often have a complementary"addition"on the other 4139 Windsor Road USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form 171 Newport Drive 152 Forest Hill Drive 26 Mill Creek Drive 4263 Oak Knoll Drive Dunn & Copper Dunn & Copper photo 11 156 Overhill Road 221 Overhill Road 4129 Oak Knoll Drive cornices than do the Colonial Revival houses.

Their decoration, however, 4845 Oak Knoll Drive buildings."Additions" are restricted to end porches or other one-story, photo 13 They also often have more elaborate window These houses usually have the front doorway or portico as the Mahoning County, OH page 15 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 GEORGIAN REVIVAL HOUSES arch. unknown photo 8 70 Overhill Road photo 4, 20 photo 6, 7, 23, 24 photo 16 4251 Oak Knoll Drive 4455 Oak Knoll Road photo 10 1940 1930 1929 1932 1936 1926 1928 1941 materials. architect unknown The Tudor Revival designs are decidedly asymmetric with projecting gabled Forest Glen Estates Historic District Tudor Revival USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form 4128 Windsor Road 78 Newport Drive with the doorway centered in the front. has a three-part house cornice. no architect Often the window above the doorway or the staircase clapboard and brick.

123 Forest Hill Road Often the stucco has half-timber detailing. One Tudor These houses are gabledor hip roofs that are prominent design elements of the residences. Meade & Hamilton window is a part of the decorative embellishment.Usually the residence 151 Newport Drive All are end-gables or have hip 25 Mill Creek Drive Small & Rowley Dunn & Copper 4229 Oak Knoll Road It has a heavy entablature, often pilasters or the Georgian, Classical and Dutch Colonial houses. variation. Dutch Colonial central design element. Some Tudor Revival houses have some diamond pane windows.

Most are generally symmetric The Tudor houses have Four of the houses are Dutch Colonial with end gables, slide roofs and great window style Construction is usually of brick or stucco and may be a mix of the two Mahoning County, OH page 16 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 7 photo 1, 27 photo 17 Dunn & Copper the street. 1930 1928 1923 1926 brick. glass roof. Barton Brooke Forest Glen Estates Historic District architect unknown no architect FRENCH COLONIAL are dissimilar in design, unified by the use of casement windows and CONTINUATION SHEET SECONDARY STRUCTURES DUTCH COLONIAL 89 Newport Drive All the Forest Glen houses have garages.Design guidelines required that Most are attached with entry from the rear.

USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form residence.One house has a non-historic garage that has its doors facing 26 Forest Hill Road garage photo 19 trellising.Two are brick,one is stucco and one is a mix of stone and 25 Mill Creek Drive garage style and similar construction materials as the residence(photo 2o& 26 Forest Hill Road photo 26 66 Mill Creek Drive the design of the house. photo 10 Usually the design of the garage looks like a wing of the house.Two 4812 Oak Knoll Drive and/or brick. Their architects are unknown. garages. summerhouse with an attached greenhouse.The greenhouse has lost its earliest houses of the district.The designs utilize shingles, clapboard behind the house.

The design of the garage was supposed to complement French Colonial Revival Four houses are French Colonial Revival.They prominent roofs.One has a hip-gambrel roof, one has a jerkin-head roof, houses have original flat-roof garages that do not complement the the garage doorway beon the back of the house or that the garage be Mahoning County, OH page 17 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 photo 105 Overhill Road summerhouse photo 21 4296 Oak Knoll Drive 76 Overhill Road NON-CONTRIBUTING BUILDINGS Of the eighteen houses built between 1947 and 1950, eleven were not other eligible houses in the district. materials and age, these houses are considered non-contributing.

These seven houses meet the criteria of the historic district in design, other houses in the district.For others, mass and roof line are not Pennsylvania farmhouse design of a central mass with gabled additions. Forest Glen Estates Historic District USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form a mix of fieldstone and clapboard in a style that alludes to eastern 26 Mill Creek Drive garage 104 Newport Drive 144 Mill Creek Drive 4229 Oak Knoll Drive garage 108 Overhill Road 147 Mill Creek Drive photo 22 architect is unknown.

buildings as only their age separates then from meeting the criteria of CONTRIBUTING BUILDINGS LESS THAN FIFTY YEARS OLD Eighteen houses were added between 1947 and and 1951 city Mahoning County, OH page 18 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 7 NON-CONTRIBUTING STRUCTURES 130 Forest Hill Road 105 Newport Drive 25 Forest Hill Road 33 Newport Drive Forest Glen Estates Historic District The four-lane beam bridge is faced with fieldstone. Oak Knoll Drive 4879 Brookwood Road 4138 Windsor Road USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form 4231 Brookwood Road 141 Mill Creek Drive over Newport Drive at the Kreider Entrance to Mill Creek Park (photo 12). 97 Overhill Road 85 Mill Creek Drive HOUSES INSIDE PROPOSED DISTRICT AND DATING AFTER 1950 Mahoning County, OH page 4 8.

Significance type, period, or method of construction or represents Property has yielded, or is likely to yield information a cemetery. a reconstructed building, object or structure. Period of Significance: 1923-1947 Significant Dates: 1923 purposes. Architecture, history. Landscape Architecture, Areas of Significance entity whose components lack individual distinction. Register listing) a commemorative property. boxes for the criteria qualifying the property for the National important in prehistory or history. values, or represents a significant and distinguishable the work of a master, or possesses high artistic less than 50 years of age or achieved significance Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past.

significant contribution to the broad patterns of our Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a Forest Glen Estates USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form removed from its original location. Community Planning and Development Criteria Considerations (Mark"x"in all the boxes that apply.) a birth place or a grave. owned by a religious institution or used for religious within the past 50 years. Applicable National register Criteria one or more Property is associated with events that have made a Mahoning County, OH page 5 Cultural Affiliation: N/A Dunn and Copper, Architects Meade and Hamilton, Architects Heller Brothers, builders Heller and Murray, builders Clarence Kissinger, Architect Barton Brooke, Architect Pitkin and Mott, Landscape Architects Warren Manning, Landscape Architect 9.

Major Bibliographical References (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing 10. Geographical Data B 17 527400 454400 17 528300 454400 D 17 528830 454500 property on a continuation sheet.) 11. Form Prepared By 44 Audubon Road Architect/Builder: See continuation sheet Significant Persons: N/A Narrative Statement of Significance

Statement of significance

(Explain the significance of Boundary Justification (Explain why the boundaries were selected Acreage of Property the property on one or more continuation sheets.) USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form Small and Rowley, Architects Forest Glen Estates 130 acres this form on one or more continuation sheets.) see Continuation Sheet 19 and following UTM additional UTM references on a continuation sheet) Mahoning County, OH page Additional Documentation Property Owner Maps district map large acreage or numerous resources Continuation sheets A sketch map of the historic districts and properties having see Continuation Sheet 29 and following for Photograph Log Forest Glen Estates five historic maps Submit the following items with the completed form: USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form A USGS map (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location.

Mahoning County, OH page NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 NARRATIVE STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE Park, to be a part of a new village center design and to be Youngstown's same plan which designated the land uses that should buffer the southern Dutch Colonial, Tudor Revival, French Colonial Revival, Georgian Revival, design as an upper middle class residential subdivision designed by.a prominent Ohio and New York landscape architectural firm.House styles as a mid-twentieth century residential subdivision dependant upon the Cleveland architect Munroe Copper, displaying more than twenty years of designed to complement the construction of Lake Newport in Mill Creek include architectural styles popular in the decades between 1920-1955: Forest Glen Estates Historic District supervision and planning controls. houses of the subdivision are intact.

USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form designed single family houses that are well built using quality materials Classical Revival and Colonial Revival.It displays the work of the firm upper middle class created by the rapid growth of Youngstown's steel Youngstown's heyday in the 1920s. Forest Glen Estates was located near centers of employment but out of the A and Cas a cohesive and a well preserved early to mid-twentieth century The allotment was a of Pitkin and Mott, Cleveland landscape architects, who worked to architect Warren Manning.

The district also has many designs by Further, the historic All but three of the original In 1920, the Mill Creek Park (Youngstown Township) Commissioners USDI/NPS Under Criterion A, Forest Glen Estates Historic District is significant The Forest Glen Estates Historic District is significant under Criteria automobile for transportation.This subdivision provided for the growing Barton Brooke and Clarence Kissinger. Located a distance from the industrialized Mahoning Valley, path of airborne pollution from the steel mills.

Warren Manning (Manning,1922).This subdivision also responded to the NRHP Registration Form page 20 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 The park had been established in 1891 to encompass the deep hemlock gorge carriage roads and hiking paths had been accomplished by two of America's would be converted into a lake, placid and flat, that would contrast with new Lake Newport with meadows, drives and acreage for estate houses. Market Streets, the other on the west side of the lake on Shields Road at surrounding roadways, Youngstown real estate developer Louis S. Kreider would be the larger houses of the north side housing for the new village at Shields Road and Market Street. Glen Estates plats along Market Street, Forest Hill Road, Mill Creek and that would be the main arteries of Manning's new village center.He the Mahoning River Valley.

plats continued to be entered at the Mahoning County Registry of Deeds, envisioned extending Mill Creek Park south to Shields Road in Boardman Cemetery on Youngstown's north side and for his association with Volney park along much of the eastern boundary. Forest Glen Estates Historic District the hemlock gorge of the north end of the park.Manning surrounded the Mahoning County, OH In 1921,Kreider made his first land purchase for Forest Glen Estates 21,24,25).Housing development flagged after 1930,responding to the completed the plan with a schematic design of two new suburban village edge of the park and north to Midlothian Boulevard (the south line of of Mill Creek.

years since its founding, residential housing had been built near the The Commissioners hired Warren Manning, a prominent landscape designer Rogers, the founder and implementor of the original designs for Mill between Market Street and Glenwood Avenue Extension, two of the roads Lockwood Boulevard (Manning, 1922). Both of these suggested new village from the path of air-borne pollution from iron and steel facilities along responded to the expanded park design with a plan for a subdivision that continued to purchase farmland, extending the subdivision west to the Brookwood Road).Housing design and construction began immediately.

New premier designers, Charles Eliot and H.W.S.Cleveland.In the thirty It extended two miles from the Mahoning River south to encompassing five separate plats between 1923 and 1929 Books 20, Youngstown Township).In 1923,Kreider platted the first of the Forest Mahoning County, OH page 21 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 was reorganized in 1930, with at least one plat added after that date. Estates were Kreider's brothers-in-law, Dr. John and James Buchanan. sold the lots and houses in Forest Glen Estates. year (Mill Creek Park archives).

Likely, Pitkin and Mott were involved trees, sidewalks, housing setback and other landscape features for all punctuated important intersections with landscaped islands, particularly In the several years before and after 1900, the iron and steel industry Forest Glen Estates Historic District and Hitchcock blast furnaces at Haselton and constructed rolling mills on at Youngstown grew to be the second largest center of production in the The first houses in the subdivision were designed by unknown architects NRHP Registration Form landscape design firm of Pitkin and Mott.Drawing #24 survives from that from the earliest design stages, as the character of the streets and continued tobe the most popular architect in the subdivision. Likely in 1923,but certainly by 1926,Kreider was using the Cleveland the Forest Glen properties that were platted between 1923 and 1926: little as 70 feet.

Kreider's development was financed by his wife's family, the Buchanans, portion of this business. Early financial investors in Forest Glen Kreider's real estate Copper firm, landscape is harmonious from the earliest, Forest Hill Road, to the industrialists had combined oil cloth manufacturing throughout the United Forest Hill and Brookwood Roads, Mill Creek and Newport Drives, Oak Knoll They Pitkin and Mott partner in the development was John Rotzel.Kreider-Rotzel Real Estate Drive from Newport Drive south and Devonshire Drive(where the largest Mahoning County, OH page 22 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 decades between 1900 and 1930. Before the opening of Forest Glen, housing development above the banks of Mahoning River had traditionally followed the routes of regional attached, accessible by a doorway or vestible accessing the kitchen.

management level owners for the residences east of the Lake Newport financial center, Central Square, where the main street, Federal Street, Forest Glen Estates Historic District NRHP Registration Form All this industrial expansion richly fed the Youngstown economy in the owned houses. neighborhood did not attract the wealthiest Youngstown area residents who Most Forest Glen residents gained their jobs and wealth from the recent constructed a new mill and new town upstream on the Mahoning at McDonald. garages had to be behind the front yard building construction line.

heads of a number of contracting firms and building supply businesses The Kreider-Rotzel Real Estate Company sought upper middle class, often lived on large estates of twenty or more acres north or south of neighborhoods within the city limits either near Fifth Avenue or Wick three blocks from a line.As the lines were extended to villages such as suburban housing subdivisions developed after 19i0 usually had a detached the Republic facilities. trolley system that had begun in the 1870s. North and south side Occasionally the garage accommodated two At Forest Flen Estates, housing was far enough from the trolley crossed Wick Avenue and Market Street. Early in the development, The Treasurer of the President, Head Metallurgist, Comptroller, and Head of the Research Kreider, Rotzel, a sales agent and Kreider's brother-in-law occupied The houses.

Poland, subdivisions sprung up adjacent to the trolley routes.The early residential upper middle class housing was usually no more than two or Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company as well as the business's Assistant to house included the garage in all but the earliest houses.The garage was Tube Company was established just downstream on the Mahoning River from The Ohio Steel Corporation was purchased by The president of both wealthy families who were usually well established in the older city Mahoning County, OH page 23 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 In 1927, Kreider-Rotzel Real Estate had Forest Glen Estates featured in the park at Forest Hill Road and Oak Knoll Drive and the park at Newport deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs. Flowering trees, particularly seasons (Meub, 1997).

Kreider-Rotzel Realty felt the full impact of the Depression as they Forest Glen Estates, the firm had huge improved land development costs. Kreider continued to control the development of the subdivision, Rotzel Forest Glen Estates was a local manifestation of auto-dependant suburban Forest Glen Estates Historic District city redevelopment were growing with new, designed residential areas and continued the Shaker Heights themes of main boulevard streets and site behind the front of the house and other important design details.Dunn although some purchasers of house lots chose to use local architects upper class development. his work crews gave detailed attention to the landscape materials in all lot line entry from NRHP Registration Form Park on the north side or east of Mill Creek Park on the south side.

Drive and Market designs of Pitkin and Mott 23-27). Upper Arlington and Mariemont very large and Art Work of Youngstown. With 348 lots platted in (Kreider, 1997). Throughout Ohio, large, older cities with Forest Glen Estates DeFord and Norman Emery as partners.Records for the earlier Kreider- houses were built before the reorganization. town centers.

designed many of the Shaker Heights houses.The landscape architect for The photographs show four houses in addition to The photographs show great attention to landscape combinations of crab apple trees were prominent.Streets, sidewalks, street edge trees, near Cincinnati can be seen in Forest Glen.Shaker Heights Mahoning County, OH page 24 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 setback, building type and land use restrictions similar to those used in the Boardman Township allotment to surround residents with serene, wooded designs, a town center, school and park; it had no upper class houses. PITKIN AND MOTT, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Committee, 1976). In 1919, Pitkin moved to Cleveland, establishing his Architects (ASLA), although neither became fellows (Birnbaum, 1997). and grassy landscaping.

Forest Glen Estates Historic District Both Pitkin and Mott were members of the American Society of Landscape design was much publicized in urban planning circles by the developer of (Czerkas,1997).He is known for designing estate landscapes in New York NRHP Registration Form The landscape architect for the allotment is not known. family, prominent in Rochester, were involved in the nursery business for Forest Glen Estates as a planned neighborhood of houses has one similar communities incorporated curvilinear streets, a continuity of landscape together and to distinguish the area from nearby townscapes. employed the architectural themes of conservative, revival styles of lure the upper middle class residents. County, was designed as a worker housing new town, with homogenous house It was designed with curvilinear streets, a school and working class houses close to the William Pitkin, Jr.

was born in 1884 in Rochester, New York. In 1914, he laid out the 840 of design firm there (Czerkas, 1997). About this time, he took as a partner and Barry, the largest American nursery in the mid-nineteenth century. State, Vermont and Ohio. He also is recognized for design of landscaping published, even in Your Garden, the landscape magazine directed at the Each production offices and laboratory of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. Pitkin's several generations.Rochester had been a major American center of the America's earliest farm and horticulture journals and home of Elwanger Each insisted on lot size, Mahoning County, OH page 25 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 father's death (Czerkas) .

Initially, they were successful, although falling victims to the estate Mooreland, the site of Lakeland Community College in Mentor, and longer survive intact (Town Talk, 1931) . neighbor's front yard, too. MUNROE W. COPPER, JR., FAIA Forest Glen Estates Historic District was Munroe W. Copper, Jr., through his design firm, Dunn and Copper. Revival, English Tudor and French styles, all styles seen in Forest Glen Shaker Heights, Gates Mills and Hunting Valley (Van Tassel, 1987).

Registration Form of majestic deciduous shade trees was more successful by placing utility fencing and the harmonious intermingling of landscaping continues to give The architect for sixty of the eighty-three contributing houses of the Pennsylvania Colonial domestic architecture that incorporated gabled the University of Pennsylvania in coming to Cleveland in Pitkin and Mott succeeded in designing a neighborhood that is tranquil, William Pitkin returned to Rochester to run the family business after his Little is known of the increasingly full work of the Pitkin and Mott 1921.In 1924,he made his partnership with Donald Dunn.He was known well remembered gardens of the Allsop House at 137 Newport Drive which no had a branch office in Youngstown, at 831 Wick Avenue, to better service Copper to work in Forest Glen into the suggest(unconfirmed)that Pitkin and Mott designed the elaborate and the neighborhood the appearance that each front yard is part of the several large properties in Shaker Heights.

Forest Glen residents of each lot with tree belt, sidewalk and lawn. The restriction on He worked in many traditional, slow pace of landscape design during the 1930s depression. Their clients restraining the location and width of driveways and by opening the front Forest Glen Estates Historic District with modest side yards and small rear yards.The focus on an over-story Estates.His work is seen throughout northeastern Ohio, particularly in in northeastern Ohio were wealthy as they worked at the large country for his residential which he became a Fellow of the Mahoning County, OH page 26 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 8 MEADE AND HAMILTON Frank Meade was born in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1867. He and his partner James Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Meade practiced architecture in aimed for accommodating all the comfort needs of a wealthy, suburban family (Schofield, 1982) . services of the Cleveland architectural firm of Small and Rowley, a firm the houses (Jean Morrall Meub, 1997). BARTON BROOKE Barton E. Brooke, who designed one house, but may have designed others of Forest Glen Estates Historic District houses designed by this firm are Georgian Revival residences. the earliest Forest Glen Estates houses, had an architectural firm in Cleveland beginning in 1893,having several partners and working alone. The Cleveland firm of Meade and Hamilton designed two English Tudor particularly known for the detail and completeness of each design which NRHP Registration Form Revival houses in Forest Glen Estates.

SMALL AND ROWLEY The Small and Rowley firm only existed between 1921 and 1928.Both men most of the post-World War II houses were raised in Springfield, Ohio, and attended architecture school at He was from Washington, DC, a graduate of Massachusetts houses in Shaker Heights.They completed the plan for Shaker Square and designed houses in Hunting Valley (Van Tassel).The Forest Glen Estates houses in Forest Glen Estates are examples of this style. The firm was They hadsevere financial Massachusetts Institute of Technology, coming to Cleveland in 1920. They Two families building houses in Forest Glen Estates in 1928 employed the felt that Munroe Copper let his junior architects or "students" design Youngstown.H Mahoning County, OH page 27 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES SECTION 8 details and in Tudor/Jacobethan style that emphasized asymmetry, half- 1935) .

construction of Forest Glen Estates houses (McCrudden, 1997). 9. Bibliography William A. Conti. Charles Birnbaum. Jean Czerkas. Personal interview. Telephone conversation. CLARENCE KISSINGER architect who would specify products from their businesses in his work. NRHP Registration Form Forest Glen Estates Historic District CONTINUATION SHEET interest in Classical Revival where he emphasized symmetry and Federal Personal research files. Golf Course along with many residences.His work reflected the strong timbering and stucco.Brooke died in Youngstown in 1935 (Vindicator, Kissinger's business suffered during the Depression and World War II, so that Kissinger left the practice of architecture (McCrudden). 1974),the Youngstown Country Club and the Club House for the Mill Creek were the work of Dunn and Copper. Art Work of Youngstown. He first appeared in the Revival style of Munroe Copper.

Indeed, a Copper Wade employee was Munroe Copper had not patronized these local Youngstown businesses in the 1927 Chicago: Engraving Press. 1927 1997 certain that the two Kissinger designed houses in Forest Glen Estates designs for residences are all similar to the Pennsylvania Colonial Trumbull County.During his designed the Unitarian Church in Scientist on Spring Street in the Wick Avenue Historic District (NR, the Wick Park Historic District (NR,199o),the First Church of Christ, Logan Road and added to the Wells-Clark-Strouss Mahoning County, OH NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 9 Franklin County, OH. Patricia J. Forgac. - 1984 Cuyahoga County, OH. Donald Gross, AIA. Plat Books 20, 21, 24, 25. Forest Glen Estates Plats. Park Archives. Charles McCrudden, Jr. nomination. Hamilton County, OH. William Pitkin, Jr. and Seward H. Mott.

"Copper: Rare Mettle." May 2, 1982, Home Section, p. 3. 1985 1982 1978 1997 1926 Manning. Personal interview. Forest Glen Estates Historic District Cleveland Plain Dealer. Walter Meub. NRHP Registration Form Mill Creek Metro Park Archives. Shaker Village Historic District National Register nomination. Louis B. Kreider. Fred Mitchell and Marina King. Mahoning County Registry of Deeds. Jean Morrall Meub. Warren Manning and Pitkin and Mott drawings. "Expansion of Mill Creek of Warren page 28 1922 Warren Manning. Upper Arlington Historic District National Register nomination. Village "Plan of Forest Glen Estates for Louis S.Kreider."Drawing #24. Mahoning County, OH NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 9 Rebecca M. Rogers. Trumbull County, OH. Yearbook of the New York Chapter and Catalogue of Their Exhibit. New York. "Dr. W. K.

Allsop Residence in Forest Glen." Youngstown, OH: Town History of Upper Arlington, a Suburb of Columbus, Ohio. Columbus, OH: Upper Arlington Historical Society. David D. Van Tassel, editor. 1921, p. 16. 1, Section Four. Obituary of Barton E. Brooke. June 30, 1935, p. 1.

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

GEOGRAPHICAL DATA Forest Glen Estates is in Boardman Township, Mahoning County, Ohio. 1933 1935 1992 1987 1932 1931 1926 1986 Mary-Peale Schofield. Society of Landscape Architects. University Press. Upper Arlington Bicentennial Committee. Town Talk. Forest Glen Historic District boundary is shown as the solid black line Youngstown Vindicator. Forest Glen Estates Historic District "Japanese Flowering Cherry Avenue in Forest Glen."May 19,1926, NRHP Registration Form Recorder's Office, Mahoning County Court House, Youngstown, Ohio. "Meade and Hamilton's Livable Cleveland Houses,"in The Gamut "plan Nation's Finest Residence Section Here." June 27,1926,p. page 29 Looks at Cleveland. Cleveland: Cleveland State University. Talk Publishing Co. Volume 2, Number 4.

VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION: Forest Glen Estates is recorded in Plat Book 20, pages 159 and 228; Book 1976 Wells-Clark-Strouss "Plan Great Improvements Throughout Mill Creek Park."August 1, 24,page 13;Book 8 found in the Mahoning County, OH page 30 CONTINUATION SHEET SECTION 10 Department tax map, 1995. BOUNDARY JUSTIFICATION Estate Company between 1923 and 1931. part of Newport Village Plat, a subdivision separate from Forest Glen Stratford Road and Glenwood Avenue until the 1980s. Lots 59-67 on post-1950, non-architect designed houses and do not contribute to the historic district. landscape of Forest Glen Estates. relationship to Forest Glen Estates.

Forest Glen Estates Historic District in 1960-1980 commercial uses.Devonshire Drive was not developed with Estates that included lots for commercial uses and duplexes as well as 87 and 88 on the west side of Market Street had three houses constructed.

housing until 1980s.No houses were constructed on Overhill Road between dwellings and outbuildings constructed before 195o that are part of the NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form but has only four of fifteen houses dating from before 1947 (less than Lots 216, 273-276 on the east side of Brookwood Road between Overhill and are appropriately landscaped to be compatible with the historic The boundary of the district encompasses a concentration of residential Forest Glen Estates allotment plats established by Kreider-Rotzel Real Realty Company with their own contractors and designers and had no Road and Newport Drive are a part of Forest Glen Estates, have no houses In the plats of Forest Glen Estates, some lots are outside the district boundary.Windsor Road north of lot 33o is a part of Forest Glen Estates 25%).Stratford Road was not constructed until 1954.Lots 1-14 and lots Mahoning County, OH page 31 NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET ADDENDUM 1: PHOTOGRAPHS 60, 50, 44 Forest Hill Road, looking east 136, 130, 124, 122 Forest Hill Road, looking east 4125, 4129, 4135 Oak Knoll Drive, looking southeast Newport Drive, looking northwest from Market Street 46, 36 Newport Drive, looking northeast 137, 151 Newport Drive, looking west 34, 26 Mill Creek Drive, looking northeast 4223, 4229, 4237 Oak Knoll Drive, looking east, southeast 4819, 4829 Oak Knoll Drive, looking southeast across Forest Hill 170 Newport Drive, south facade 4580 Brookwood Road, looking southwest 4155 Windsor Road, west elevation 16.

33 Mill Creek Drive, north elevation 18. 166 Mill Creek Drive, south elevation 89 Newport Drive, rear looking northeast east Park Forest Glen Estates Historic District Rebecca M. Rogers, photographer Mill Creek Park USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form April, 1997 124, 114, 106, 84, 66, 56, 44, 34, 26 Mill Creek Drive, looking Glenwood Avenue Bridge, looking west in the Kreider Entrance of Mahoning County, OH NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET 105 Overhill Drive, entry detail, south elevation 21. 105 Overhill Road, summerhouse, looking east 147 Mill Creek Drive, north elevation Art Work of Youngstown, photographers Newport Drive, looking northwest from Market Street 24.

36 Newport Drive, south elevation 26 Forest Hill Road, looking northeast from Oak Knoll Drive 44 Forest Hill Road, looking north from Oak Knoll Drive September, 1997 Street light, Newport Drive near park 29. Traffic island at Brookwood and Overhill Roads, looking northwest 1927 Rebecca M. Rogers, photographer Forest Glen Estates Historic District USDI/NPS NRHP Registration Form page 32 ADDENDUM 1: PHOTOGRAPHS Forest Glen Estales Mahoning County Ohio - Contribuling Historic Map 1 Forest Glen Estates Boardman Twp. Mahoning County, Forest Glen Estates Plat*2 Jan. 24,1924 Historic Map 2 Boardman Tup. Boardman Twp. Plat, LakeNewport Historic Map 3 Forest Glen Estahs Jan. 23, 192 l0 Forest Glen Estates Boardman Twp. Plat, LakeNewport Addition #3 Historic Map 4 Mahoning County, OH Plat#4, ForestGlen March2.

1929 Hitoric Map 5 Forest Glen Estates Mahonlng Co, O H O Non.contributing PHOTO VIEWS Forest Glen Estales buldings Ohio Bcaniman Twp. O Non contibting NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET NAME : DATE OF 16TH DAY: DATE OF 45TH DAY: NOMINATOR: STATE N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: 5-20-98 DATE ABSTRACT/SUMMARY COMMENTS: RECOM. /CRITERIA DOCUMENTATION see attached comments Y/N see attached SLR Y/N TELEPHONE RETURN 6/01/98 DATE REJECT DISCIPLINE 5/14/98 REVIEWER MULTIPLE 4/17/98 PDIL: OTHER: DATE RECEIVED: DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR REQUEST: N COMMENT WAIVER: N ACCEPT SAMPLE: REASONS FOR REVIEW: LESS THAN 5O YEARS: Mahonina Co, OH Mahoning co.

OH Ribeçca M Roqus, Rebecca M Roaes Apil 1997 Mahoning Valley HS Relocca M Roqeis Rebecca M Rogeis April 1997 Mahoning County, OH 4580 Brcokwood Road Glun Estatos Tront facade Rebeeea M Roqes Apil 1997 Mahoning Valley HS Mahoning County, OH Apiil 1997 Mahoning Valley HS Rebecca M Rogers Mahouing Valey Hs Rebecca M logers MILL CREEK PARK FOREST GLEN ESTATES Art Work of Youngstown 1927 Mahoning County,OH Septemlor1997 Rebocca M Rorers Mahoniva County, OH 1 of 11 Photo 5 of 11 Arlnigton, VA Photo 7 of 11 Photo 8 of 11 Arlington, VA Photo Il of 11 7S MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR YOUNGSTOWN QUADRANGLE YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO OHIO-MAHONING CO FOREST GLEN HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION REC'D BY OHPO NOV1 3 1997 November 8, 1997 Dr. Amos Lovejoy, Jr.

Ohio Preservation Office 567 East Hudson Street Columbus, OH 43211-1030 On behalf of the Forest Glen Home Owners' Association, we are writing to you concerning our nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. For the past couple years, members of our association and Rebecca Rogers have been has been a significant effort, which will hopefully lead to the neighborhood addition to the National Register. Interest in this project has been high. The large turn out for Stephen Gordon's hearing on October 21 at the Boardman On December 12, our nomination will be presented to the Ohio Preservation Board. The Home Owners' Association supports the nomination and is looking forward to its Tom Masters, President Fred Wilkie, Vice-President acceptance. Sincerely Township Administration Building is indicative of our enthusiasm for the project. BAP Dear Dr.

Lovejoy researching, documenting and preparing the necessary paper work for the nomination.It A Nice Place To Call Home 8299 MARKET ST., BOARDMAN, OHIO 44512 (330)-726-4177 Elaine R. Mancini, John C. Cox, Lawrence R. Liguore SUPPORTING THE NOMINATION OF THE FOREST GLEN ESTATES TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES TOWNSHIP, Mahoning County, Ohio held on Monday, November 10, 1997 at the RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NOMINATION OF THE FOREST GLEN ESTATES TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES was state, or national significance in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering or culture; integrity, and meet one of four established National Register Criteria; information important in history or prehistory; WHEREAS, Forest Glen Estates was the first auto-oriented suburban area in Greater Youngstown; TRUSTEES: ELAINE R. MANCINI, JOHN C. COX, LAWRENCE R.

LIGUORE CLERK: WILLIAM D.

LEICHT RESOLUTION Boardman Township properties recognized by the federal government as worthy of preservation for their local, of the persons significant in our past; (3) architectural merit; and (4) the potential to yield significance for its association with broad patterns of history;(2) association with the lives architecture and beautifully-designed landscaping; WHEREAS, the National Register of Historic Places is the official list of Boardman Township Government Center, 8299 Market Street, the following WHEREAS, the evaluation standards that historic properties must meet in order WHEREAS, Forest Glen Estates is recognized for its distinctive, traditional BOARD OF TRUSTEES WHEREAS, the definition of categories of historic properties in the National WHEREAS, the National Register Criteria are that the property must have:(1) At a duly held meeting of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF BOARDMAN tobe listed are the property must be at least 50years old,retain its basic historical Register includes buildings, structures, sites, objects, and districts; adopted: AND, WHEREAS, the Forest Glen Estates Homeowners are filing to become an NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees of application to the National Register of Historic Places.

Mrs. Mancini: Mr. Cox: ADOPTED this 10*h day of November, 1997. BOARDMAN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES, MAHONING COUNTY, OHIO: John C. Cox, Vice-Chair Dr. Lawrence R. Liguore, Trustee ATTEST: Motion supported by: Boardman Township do herein support and nominate the Forest Glen Estates in their Dr. Liguore: ROLL CALL: Historic District within the National Register of Historic Places; Motion offered by: Elaine R. Mancini, Chair William D. Leicht, Clerk 567 East Hudson Street Columbus, Ohio 43211-1030 614/ 297-2470 Fax: 614/ 297-2496 Visit us at www.ohiohistory.org/resource/histpres/ SINCE 1885 April 13, 1998 Ms. Carol Shull, Chief of Registration National Register, History & Education Programs Mail Stop 2280, Suite 400 1849 C. Street, NW Washington, D. C. 20240 NEW SUBMISSION If you have questions or comments about these documents, please contact this office.

COUNTY Sincerely, enclosures HISTORICAL Mahoning Dear Ms. Shull: National Park Service Historic District Ohio Historic Preservation Office Forest Glen Estates State Historic Preservation Officer SOCIETY procedures have been followed for this new submission. Amos J. Loveday, Jr. Enclosed please find one (l) new National Register nomination. All appropriate notification Bauban Pave OHIO