Connecticut Land Company Office

sometime after 1820. with flat brick arches above and, like the facade, with wooden sills below. side. The existing chimney is not original. the front room. In any case, no fireplaces or mantels remain today. JUN 2 9 1973 Exterior Interior CONDITION NATIONAL Excellent REGISTER Ruins RECEIVED windows an enlarged plate is inserted at the center of the head molding.

This plate is rectangular with a smaller rectangle inscribed inside it This small Federal Greek Revival Style building was probably built by left side and a door with transom on the right.Both have flat brick arches Only the interior plan of the main block will be discussed here.The building must have been the pedimented brick rectangle.The wooden porch (Check One) framed in molded wood.Also at the facade are a double-hung window on the One window is located in the rear wall and the lean-to connects to the right is an obvious addition and the masonry lean-to must also have been added at their heads.Along the left sidewall are two double-hung windows also continue down the sidewall.Inside the pediment is an oval blind, X Good smaller and is rectangular in shape.

At the facade corner are twin brick pilasters with Ionic capitals. These Fair support an architrave.The gable above has dentils along its slope which and vertical trim at the windows and door openings. This space once had a fireplace along its interior wall;a similar fireplace may have existed back-to-back in These members meet at corner blocks gouged with a pattern of concentric circles.At the X] 19th Century - Urban Planning - Prehistoric X] Other (Specify) STATEMENT OF

on the north, the 4lst parallel on the south, and extending east and partitioned, sold, and administered. JUN 2 9 1973 Communications Commerce Conservation Architecture REGISTER Engineering Aboriginal Military losophy Landscape Science Transportation SIGNIFICANCE NATIONAL Literature Theater Agriculture Education Music industry Invention Sculpture sold to realize endowment for her public schools.The entire Reserve, Political The original Connecticut grant had an indefinite western boundary Social/Human- local history Reserve was an indirect result of the union of the American colonies.

which obviously conflicted with.the territorial claims of present day The diminutive structure in Unionville was one of the several land itarian ceded its western lands to the Federation --with the exception of a Religion/Phi Lake County included,was sold in 1795 toa syndicate of investors Pre-Columbian| PERIOD (Check One or More as Appropriate) Pennsylvania. In 1786, yielding to an earlier court ruling, Connecticut for whom the City of Cleveland was named, led the first surveying party. Art RECEIVED The story of the Connecticut Western Reserve is a unique phenomenon in the historic settling of the lands of Trans-Appalachia.The Western offices in the Western Reserve through which the surrounding lands were