Buttles--Johnson House

architecture. Straight lines, rectangles, and right angles dominate. to the east of the center. A cedar shake roof complemented the brick oven occupied the east wall. A short hallway to the left of the fireplace proceeded back to a small room, while another hallway to the right of the size as the living room, occupied part of the second floor. There were Several years later, Orange Johnson built a larger addition to the west of room, a doorway connected into the master bedroom of the old wing. Ash south, the second floor porch has been removed. On the north wall of the addition, windows on both floors have been closed. and ash floors and fireplaces still remain. DEC 1 CONDITION DESCRIPTION REGISTER NATIONAL RECEIVED central doorway with flat arched fanlight and sidelights.

The brick and The Orange Johnson House is presently being restored.Restoration of both the original house with its front entrance facing High Street. This became The interior remains basically unchanged except for a modern kitchen which The Orange Johnson House exhibits the simplicity and beauty of Federal as in the original building. The west facade of the new house was five bays wide featuring a opened into a central hallway and staircase;to the south was the sitting room and to the north a dining room which connected to the original to High Street. It measured 20' on the High Street side and extended two smaller bedrooms also. The main entrance facade) opened into a living room with a second (Check One) on the west wall.

planks measuring 1 1/8" thick covered all the floors.Fireplaces heated structures will be completed by late 1972. On the east wall of the 1800's but did not belong to Orange Johnson. Walls have had few/repairs structure.

(in one paragraph) USGS maps UTMs -presentation OTHER COMMENTS _photographs Form 10-300 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (Rev. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY - NOMINATION FORM FOR NPS USE ONLY ENTRY DATE (Type all entries - complete applicable sections) Johnson, Orange, House DEC 1 AND/OR HISTORIC: Chalmers P.

Wylie L049 X Building - Unoccupied X Restricted 2 Preservation work - Comments - Other (Specify) XX Museum OWNER'S NAME: LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE, REGISTRY OF DEEDS, ETC: Franklin County Courthouse 90 West Broad Street TITLE OF SURVEY: DATE OF SURVEY: - Local DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS: 039 1973 Worthington LOCATION CATEGORY Franklin Religious ACCESSIBLE Site COUNTY APR CLASSIFICATION Commercial NAME STATE Government Military Educational NATIONAL District STATUS Columbus Agricultural OWNERSHIP Structure Entertainment Both Park REGISTER Worthington Historical Society Transportation CODE Yes: Scientific Public Being Considered COMMON: Private Residence Industrial Ohio Public Acquisition: REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS OWNER OF PROPERTY 956 High Street TO THE PUBLIC STREET AND NUMBER: Object CITY OR TOWN: In Process (Check One) - Federal ENTRY NUMBER CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:15 - Deteriorated - Ruins - Unexposed - Unaltered - Moved F Original Site DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (if known) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE architecture.

Straight lines, rectangles, and right angles dominate. to the east of the center. A cedar shake roof complemented the brick oven occupied the east wall. A short hallway to the left of the fireplace proceeded back to a small room, while another hallway to the right of the size as the living room, occupied part of the second floor. There were Several years later, Orange Johnson built a larger addition to the west of room, a doorway connected into the master bedroom of the old wing. Ash south, the second floor porch has been removed.