New Baltimore Inn

frame construction in the Greek Revival style, with a one-story recon- pane sash. The roof is covered with wooden shingles, a modern restor- The sills were reinforced, other, structural and external repairs CONDITION DETERIORATED UNALTERED FAIR XALTERED CHECK ONE The main entrance is a robust Greek Revival frontispiece with restoration under the guidance of professional restoration consultants. front wall and supported on four two-story posts.The horizontal the north elevation.All of the windows have their original six-over-six completed and restoration begun. The one-story wing on the south end XGOOD structed wing.The long elevation of the building faces the road.The ation. The interior has a central stairhall running from front to back.

frieze and the cornices are large.The building has corner pilasters parlor or dance hall.The interior room arrangement and woodwork repair.It is built on a concrete block basement with a field stone portico.The floor of the portico is paved with brick at present; the at one time. The foundation is sandstone. sidelights and an entablature.There is a second door on the north the east elevation with pilasters and cornice, and a side door on are virtually intact.There is a full unfinished attic. veneer.The restored structure will be used as a community center.

is a reproduction of the original section which had decayed beyond matching the porch posts.There is a second floor gallery under the -UNEXPOSED XORIGINAL SITE -RUINS gable pediments of the north and south ends are carried beyond the foundation stones suggest that there may have been a wooden floor side of the five-bay facade. There is also a rear main entrance on DATE This is a two-story early nineteenth century hotel building of Since 1972 the entire building has been in the process of AREAS OF

The village of New Baltimore was laid out in August, 1831, by John Whitacre, county surveyor, and Levi Haines, the owner and which was a half-finished log building that was later expanded to has not been documented, but the mature Greek Revival style of the By 1846 the village boasted a hattery, an ashery, a foundry, succession of proprietors, including A. L. Beach and later A.

Holebaugh In 1881 New Baltimore's most important industry, a canning 1400-1499 1600-1699 INVENTION ART THEATER 1500-1599 AGRICULTURE LAW SCIENCE RELIGION 1900- PERIOD BUILDER/ARCHITECT LITERATURE MILITARY SIGNIFICANCE _COMMUNICATIONS MUSIC X1800-1899 _EDUCATION ARCHEOLOGY-PREHISTORIC a harness and saddle shop and two tanneries.It was this prosperity This is an unusually well-preserved and restored early nineteenth century village. _ENGINEERING XARCHITECTURE INDUSTRY _ECONOMICS proprietor.

In the spring of 1832 Samuel Hatcher opened a store, by the railroads.The hotel standing at the crossroads is one of the village.It is also significant because of the strong private preservation and also represents the flourishing life of an industrious nineteenth century inn-hotel for Stark County.It is a significant Greek Revival movement which has rescued the structure from decay since 1972. include a tavern.The date of the present frame building on the site _SCULPTURE factory, was established. But the village's fortunes declined after _PHILOSOPHY -TRANSPORTATION _1700-1799 in the 1870s. doorway and cornices suggests a date no earlier than 1840.

XCOMMERCE COMMUNITY PLANNING building because of its excellent proportions and two-story portico, few structures which conveys the early period of prosperity in the 1900,and this has been attributed to the fact that it was by-passed