Long--Mueller House

The Federal block has a flemish bond brick facade with six course American bond on the The main additions are a screened-in porch on the east end, a sunroom-library on the west end, a vertical addition over the original rear wing to the left rear, and a large Library a flat roof. form. Where new work (1927) interfaces with the old,molding has been replicated. Windows closed in the alteration have been put to use asshelves or cupboards, retain- ing the molded and paneled surrounds. The overall impression of the interior is on a high stone foundation to the rear. 7. Description Condition 1827 edition of Asher Benjamin's The American Builder's Companion.In interfacing sides.

The large main doorway has a stone lintel and sill with molded framing members garage has 6/6 double hung sash windows with gauge brick straight arch and brick sills The house is located on a residential street in an upper class subdivision with the additions a century later, the original molding patterns were replicated and new torically significant architectural composition is the result. widely spaced houses on well-landscaped lots.There is a vintage brick springhouse The interior is delicately molded and paneled.The doors are six-panel.The surrounds cates the older 6/6 double hung sash windows otherwise.The large addition over the extremely handsome. high to a Tuscan entrance porch with a returned pediment. panels between (front and rear).

Three bays of two part casement windows are on the employs a mixture of Greek and Tuscan classicism which appears to be based on the appropriately proportioned.The large additions have hipped slate roofs and the side.The vertical addition has one three part casement in the kitchen, but dupli- usually sensitive 1927 alteration using Georgian Revival features.This Federal house hung sash and blinds.There is a heavy terminal molding under the overhanging eave.

(in one paragraph) with sidelights, and is covered by a Georgian Revival porch featuring a broken pediment (see continuation sheet) Peter Long (b.1797 - d.1879) sold 130 acres in Washington County, Maryland, moved to Ohio and bought the quarter section farm in VanBuren Township (now Kettering) on 27 August 1828 for $1,300.00. He outlived three wives and married a fourth who survived him. Seven of his thirteen children lived to participate in the estate. He farmed this land including re-use of closed window surrounds and duplication of woodwork. The house remained in the family until son Ernest's widow died in 1981. VanBuren Township experienced explosive growth during and after the Second World War.

work in the region for twenty years has found this to be the oldest example and the addi- tion to be the best of their period in Kettering local history. There is nothing to commerce compare. economics communications transportation engineering education humanitarian Period theater philosophy music exploration/settlement 8. Significance politics/government literature sculpture law social/ Reverend John Gottlieb Mueller (1861-1933) was a highly respected minister with two growth and renovation has had a disastrous impact on the historic resources.Survey Amelia P. Schneider in 1895. She was an active aid in her husband's ministry. They military significant under Criterion C. ranked 6/6.windows with double-hung sashes..The main entrance has a four light transom is now all upper-class suburb.

until 1857, then sold it to John Treon for $10,500. He retired to Dayton.The farm _science 1700-1799art - prehistoric - archeology-prehistoric - community planning landscape architecture religion _ archeology-historic -_ agriculture X architecture The core is an excellently conserved Federal Style 1927. The house has been faithfully rehabilitated by the present owner avoiding any had two sons, Carl and Ernest.