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951 W 2100 NORTH LEHI. UTAH COUNTY UTAH STATE HISTORY 111111111111111111111111111 1111 111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 00575 9399 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE 1 IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Address: 951 West 2100 North Twnshp: 5 S. Range: 1 E. Section: 5 City, County: Lebi, Utah County Lat/Long(degr dec.): Current Owner Name: UDOT USGS Map Name & Date: Lebi, UT Current Owner Address: 4501 S. 2700 W. Salt Lake City, UT 84114 Tax Number: 12:018:0056 Legal Description (include acreage): COM S 16.83 FT & E 901.47 FT FR W 114 COR. SEC. 5, T5S, RIE, SLB&M.; N 89 DEG 52' 18" E 63.62 FT; S 1 DEG 47' 13" W 218.69 FT; S 86 DEG 55' 44" E 53.88 FT; S 1 DEG 28' 0" W 85.92 FT; N 89 DEG 31' 45" W 115.5 FT; N 1 DEG 19' 32" E 306.35 FT TO BEG. AREA 0.547 AC. 2 STATUSIUSE Property Category X building(s) structure site _object Evaluation X eligiblelcontributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-of-period Use Original Use: Single-family dwelling Current Use: Single-family dwelling/Abandoned 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: Xprints: 09/16/13 historic: Drawings and Plans _ measured floor plans X site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: X other: Sketch floor plan Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) .lL abstract oftitle .lL citylcounty histories _ tax card & photo _ personal interviews _ USHS Library _ building permit _ sewer permit USHS Preservation Files X Sanborn Maps USHS Architects File _ LDS Family History Library .lL obituary index _ local library: .lL city directories/gazetteers _ university library(ies): .lL census records _ biographical encyclopedias _ newspapers Bibliographical Rekrences (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Provo Daily Herald. 2004. Obituary for Irene Fox Burnham Allen, November 24, 2004. Provo, Utah. FamilySearch.org. Accessed online on October 14,2013 and December 6, 2013. Researcher/Organization: Sheri Ellis/Certus Environmental Solutions, LLC Date: October 14, 2013 4 ARCmTECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Minimal Traditional style / World War II-Era Cottage Foundation Material: Concrete slab No. Stories: 1 Wall Material(s): Asbestos shingle Additions: 1L none _ minor _ major (describe below) Alterations: _ none 1L minor _ major (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings _1_ and/or structures _0_. Briefly describe the principal building. additions or alterations and their dates. and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The primary historical structure at 951 West 2100 North in Lehi is a ca. 1945, one-story, World War II-Era Cottage exhibiting Minimal Traditional style. The building is clad in asbestos siding and appears to rest upon a concrete slab " foundation; no basement entry was observed. The roof is a combination of hipped and gabled sections and has moderately deep eaves. Two brick chimneys were observed. One extends from the roof in the western portion of the building. The other is located in the center of the rear elevation of the building and is partially exterior. No fireplaces were observed in the interior of the building in association with the locations of the chimneys. The building is a roughly 1,350-square foot structure containing seven rooms, including three bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, a pantry/utility room, and a living room. The interior appears to have undergone a c. 1960s or 1970s remodel, as suggested by faux-wood paneling and deep pile shag carport in several rooms. The northern elevation of the building is its primary elevation. It is characterized by a gable roof over the eastern third 0 f the elevation and a hipped roof over the remainder. The primary entry is in the western portion of the gabled section. The northern elevation contains four window openings. One is located in the gabled section, and three are located in the hipped section. The easternmost window opening is large and rectangular in shape with the long-axis oriented horizontally. The opening holds a three-part, metal, casement window protected by a metal storm window. The remaining three window openings are smaller and rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically. The westernmost of the openings is slightly larger than the other two. All three openings hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. The eastern elevation is characterized by two window openings. The openings are identical in size and shape, being narrow and rectangular with the long axes oriented horizontally. They are set high in the wall, just below the eaves, and hold aluminum-framed slider windows. The south elevation constitutes the rear of the building. It is characterized by an entry, three window openings, and one of the aforementioned chimneys. The entry is located at the extreme eastern end of the elevation. One of the window openings is located immediately west of the entry, and the remaining two are equally spaced in the western half of the elevation, west of the chimney. All three window openings are rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically, and all hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. Between the easternmost window and the chimney is a shallow projecting bay clad in aluminum siding. The purpose of the bay is unclear. The western elevation is characterized by three window openings. All three openings are rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically, and all hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. The outer two openings are larger-approximately twice the size--than the centrally located opening, which serves the bathroom of the residence. One outbuilding was present on the property. This was a small shed located to the southeast of the dwelling. The shed was a wood-framed structure clad in corrugated metal sheets on the walls and roof. It had a concrete slab foundation and a frontgable roof with exposed rafter tails. The building had a single (pedestrian style) entry in the north elevation and no window openings. SmSTORY Architect/Builder: Unknown Date of Construction: 1945 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Industry Politics/ _ Agriculture Economics Invention Government Education ~ Architecture _Religion _ Engineering _ Archeology _Landscape Architecture Science Entertainment! Art _ Social History Recreation Commerce Law _ Transportation Literature _ Ethnic Heritage Communications Other _ Maritime History _ Exploration! _ Community Planning _Military & Development Settlement _ Performing Arts Health/Medicine Conservation Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The dwelling in question was constructed c. 1945, during a period of increased residential development resulting for World War II. The original owners of the property appear to have been the Milton Green family. According to the 1940 census, the Green family at that time consisted of Milton Samuel Green, his wife Reubena Brooks Green, and their son Allen Green, who was 5 years old at the time. In 1944, the Greens deeded the property to Irene Fox Burnham. Ms. Burnham was, at the time, married to Eugene Kipling Burnham (FamilySearch.org 2013). The couple had married in 1938 (FamilySearch.org 2013). Together they had four children, though it is unclear if any of the children had been born by the time the couple purchased the property from the Greens. Irene retained ownership of the property until 1991, at which time she deeded it to her surviving children-Sherry Nussbaum, Keith Burnham, and Rex Burnham. The Burnham's sold the property to Jeffrey and Wendy Shupe in 2000, and the Shupes held it until 2005, at which time they sold it to Michael and Annette Whimpey. The Whimpeys sold the property two years later to Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC, who ultimately sold it to the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) in 2009. The UDOT intends to demolish or otherwise dispose of the property. Irene Fox Burnham was born in Lehi on October 15,1914 (Provo Daily Herald 2004). Her first husband, Eugene Burnham, passed away in 1956. Four years later, in 1960, she married Stewart Allen; he passed away in 1984 (Provo Daily Herald 2004). By all reports, Irene was a home maker throughout her life. No information could be located for Eugene Burnham. It is unclear from records whether Irene lived in the residence at 951 West 2100 North in Lehi or occupied a different residence during part of the time it remained in her ownership. 2100 North Property overview. -----951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to south-southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to south-southeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to west-southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; North elevation to southeast --- ---- ...--...--- 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; East elevation to west 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; South elevation to northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; South elevation to northeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; West elevation to north --951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Example of window detail 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Soffit and eave detail r' } ':~ 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Foundation detail 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Exterior chimney; view to northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of living room; view to southeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of north-central bedroom; view to northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of kitchen; view to west 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi ; Overview of pantry/utility; view to east 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of hall and built-in; view to east 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of northwestern bedroom; view to northwest 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of southwestern bedroom; view to southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of bathroom; view to west-southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lebi; Overview of bathroom; view to west-northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Outbuilding and rear yard to southeast Bedroom Bedroom Living Room TUb) Hall Kitchen Bedroom Sketch floor p Ian, relative scale. Panty & Laundry PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH Property Address: 951 West 2100 North, Lehi, UT, Utah County, 84043 Date: 09/16/13 Property Serial Number(s): 12:018:0056/12:018:0019/12:018:0012/12:018:0058/12:018:0010 Name of Researcher: S. Ellis Legal Description: COM S 16.83 FT & E 901.47 FT FR W 1/4 COR. SEC. 5, T5S, R1E, SLB&M.; N 89 DEG 52' 18" E 63.62 FT; S 1 DEG 47' 13" W 218.69 FT; S 86 DEG 55' 44" E 53.88 FT; S 1 DEG 28' 0" W 85.92 FT; N 89 DEG 31' 45" W 115.5 FT; N 1 DEG 19' 32" E 306.35 FTTO BEG. AREA 0.547 AC. Grantor Grantee Date Instrument Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC Utah Dept. of Transportation 03/16/2009 QCD Michael & Annette Whimpey Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC 04/27/2007 Jeffrey & Wendy Shupe Michael & Annette Whimpey 04/07/2005 Keith & Rex Burnham Sherry Nussbaum Jeffrey & Wendy Shupe 08/09/2000 WD Entry 63406-2007 WD Entry 43936-2005 WD Entry 62565-2000 Irene Fox Burnham Keith & Rex Burnham Sherry Nussbaum Irene Fox Burnham 01/28/1991 QCD Book 2886, Pg. 534 06/27/1944 WD Milton Green & Reubena Green Notes 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi (j o 951 W. 2100 N. 0.05 0.1 0.2 NAD 1983 UTM Zone 12N Miles :::~~:::::Kilometers o 0.075 0.15 Basemap taken from HRO Imagery, 2012 0.3 • CERTUS Environmental Solution •• Lle 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi 951 W. 2100 N. o 0.15 0.3 0.6 :::~~i:::::~ 0.225 0.45 0.9 o Basemap taken from USGS 7.5' Utah topographic quadrangles: Jordan Narrows I Lehi Miles Kilometers NAD 1983 UTM Zone 12N CERTUS EnvIronmental SolutiOns, LLe 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi. Property overview; view to the southwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Property overview; view to the southeast. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Overview of residence (east and north elevations'; view to the southwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Overview of residence (north elevation); view to the southeast. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. OVervIew of residence (north elevation); view to the southeast. _1 __ , 1 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. East elevation; view to the west. I - - - 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. South elevation; view to the northwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. South elevation; view to the northeast. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. West elevation; view to the north-northwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Chimney detail; view to the northwest. ------ ---------------------- ------------------------ ------------------------------ 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Window detail ===-~--'----~~ 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Eave detail 951 W. 2100 N., l.ehl. Soffit detail 951 W. 2100 N., l.e,,'. foundation detail 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. LIving room; view to the southeast. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. North-central bedroom; view to the northwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. KItchen; view to the west. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Pantry/Utlllkty; view to the east. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi. Hall; view to the west. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Northwest bedroom; view to the northwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Southwest bedroom; view to the southwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Bathroom; view to the west-southwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Bathroom; view to the west-northwest. 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Outbulldlna and back yard; view to the southeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehl. Outbuilding; view to the southeast. PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH Property Address: 951 West 2100 North, Lehi, UT, Utah County, 84043 Date: 09/16/13 Property Serial Number(s): 12:018:0056/12:018:0019/12:018:0012/12:018:0058/12:018:0010 Name of Researcher: S. Ellis Legal Description: COM S 16.83 FT & E 901.47 FT FR W 1/4 COR. SEC. 5, T5S, R1E, SLB&M.; N 89 DEG 52' 18" E 63.62 FT; S 1 DEG 47' 13" W 218.69 FT; S 86 DEG 55' 44" E 53.88 FT; S 1 DEG 28' 0" W 85.92 FT; N 89 DEG 31' 45" W 115.5 FT; N 1 DEG 19' 32" E 306.35 FT TO BEG. AREA 0.547 AC. Grantor Grantee Date Instrument Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC Utah Dept. of Transportation 03/16/2009 QCD Michael & Annette Whimpey Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC 04/27/2007 Jeffrey & Wendy Shupe Michael & Annette Whimpey 04/07/2005 Keith & Rex Burnham Sherry Nussbaum Jeffrey & Wendy Shupe 08/09/2000 WD Entry 63406-2007 WD Entry 43936-2005 WD Entry 62565-2000 Irene Fox Burnham Keith & Rex Burnham Sherry Nussbaum Irene Fox Burnham 01/28/1991 Milton Green & Reubena Green 06/27/1944 QCD Book 2886, Pg. 534 WD Notes ..:!~:r:;' , "" ' ",/~, IV""- ' ",,' "~.'I...f'';;·''''-~''t~~· ;.~ .; ...... ,~ ,..,. ~ _":l./ / 1 1 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of bathroom; view to west-northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Outbuilding and rear yard to southeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of southwestern bedroom; view to southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of bathroom; view to west-southwest .~,.; ..; ~···':X:'·~···~~~~ -- ---- /. - -- 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to west-southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; North elevation to southeast 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to south-southwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of property to south-southeast Property overview. 5 IllSTORY ArchitectlBuilder: Unknown Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with ''S'' or "c" (S = significant, C (see instructions for details) _Agriculture _Industry Economics £.. Architecture Invention Education _Archeology _Engineering _Landscape Art Entertainment/ Architecture Commerce Recreation Law _Ethnic Heritage Communications Literature _Maritime History _ Exploration/ _ Community Planning _Military Settlement & Development _Performing Arts HealthlMedicine Conservation Date of Construction: 1945 = contributing). Politics/ Government _Religion Science _ Social History _ Transportation Other Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustifY any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The dwelling in question was constructed c. 1945, during a period of increased residential development resulting for World War II. The original owners of the property appear to have been the :Milton Green family. According to the 1940 census, the Green family at that time consisted of Milton Samuel Green, his wife Reubena Brooks Green, and their son Allen Green, who was 5 years old at the time. In 1944, the Greens deeded the property to Irene Fox Burnham. :Ms. Burnham was, at the time, married to Eugene Kipling Burnham (FamilySearch.org 2013). The couple had married in 1938 (FamilySearch.org 2013). Together they had four children, though it is unclear if any of the children had been born by the time the couple purchased the property from the Greens. Irene retained ownership ofthe property until 1991, at which time she deeded it to her surviving children-Sherry Nussbaum, Keith Burnham, and Rex Burnham. The Burnham's sold the property to Jeffrey and Wendy Shupe in 2000, and the Shupes held it until 2005, at which time they sold it to Michael and Annette Whimpey. The Whimpeys sold the property two years later to Pine Hollow Townhomes, LLC, who ultimately sold it to the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) in 2009. The UDOT intends to demolish or otherwise dispose of the property. Irene Fox Burnham was born in Lehi on October 15, 1914 (Provo Daily Herald 2004). Her first husband, Eugene Burnham, passed away in 1956. Four years later, in 1960, she married Stewart Allen; he passed away in 1984 (Provo Daily Herald 2004). By all reports, Irene was a home maker throughout her life. No information could be located for Eugene Burnham . It is unclear from records whether Irene lived in the residence at 951 West 2100 North in Lehi or occupied a different residence during part of the time it remained in her ownership. 4 ARCillTECTURALDESCRIPTION Building Stylelrype: Minimal Traditional style / World War II-Era Cottage Foundation Material: Concrete slab No. Stories: WallMaterial(s): Asbestos shingle Additions: lLnone _ minor _ major (describe below) Alterations: _none lLminor _ major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _1_ and/or structures _0__. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The primary historical structure at 951 West 2100 North inLehi is a ca. 1945, one-story, World War II-Era Cottage exhibiting Minimal Traditional style. The building is clad in asbestos siding and appears to rest upon a concrete slab foundation; no basement entry was observed. The roof is a combination of hipped and gabled sections and has moderately deep eaves. Two brick chimneys were observed. One extends from the roof in the western portion of the building. The other is located in the center of the rear elevation of the building and is partially exterior. No fireplaces were observed in the interior of the building in association with the locations of the chimneys. The building is a roughly 1,350-square foot structure containing seven rooms, including three bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, a pantry/utility room, and a living room. The interior appears to have undergone a c. 1960s or 1970s remodel, as suggested by faux-wood paneling and deep pile shag carport in several rooms. The northern elevation of the building is its primary elevation. It is characterized by a gable roof over the eastern third of the elevation and a hipped roof over the remainder. The primary entry is in the western portion of the gabled section. The northern elevation contains four window openings. One is located in the gabled section, and three are located in the hipped section. The easternmost window opening is large and rectangular in shape with the long-axis oriented horizontally. The opening holds a three-part, metal, casement window protected by a metal storm window. The remaining three window openings are smaller and rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically. The westernmost of the openings is slightly larger than the other two. All three openings hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. The eastern elevation is characterized by two window openings. The openings are identical in size and shape, being narrow and rectangular with the long axes oriented horizontally. They are set high in the wall, just below the eaves, and hold aluminum-framed slider windows. The south elevation constitutes the rear of the building. It is characterized by an entry, three window openings, and one of the aforementioned chimneys. The entry is located at the extreme eastern end of the elevation. One of the window openings is located immediately west of the entry, and the remaining two are equally spaced in the western half of the elevation, west of the chimney. All three window openings are rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically, and all hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. Between the easternmost window and the chimney is a shallow projecting bay clad in aluminum siding. The purpose of the bay is unclear. The western elevation is characterized by three window openings. All three openings are rectangular in shape with the long axes oriented vertically, and all hold aluminum-framed single-hung windows protected by outer storm windows. The outer two openings are larger-approximately twice the size-than the centrally located opening, which serves the bathroom of the residence. One outbuilding was present on the property. This was a small shed located to the southeast of the dwelling. The shed was a wood-framed structure clad in corrugated metal sheets on the walls and roof. It had a concrete slab foundation and a frontgable roof with exposed rafter tails. The building had a single (pedestrian sty Ie) entry in the north elevation and no window opemngs. HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE 1 IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Address: 951 West 2100 North Twnshp: 5 S. Range: 1 E. City, County: Lehi, Utah County LatlLong(degr dec): Current Owner Name: UDOT USGS Map Name & Date: Lehi, UT Section--5 Current Owner Address: 4501 S. 2700 W. Salt Lake City, UT 84114 Tax Number: 12:018 :0056 LegalDescription (include acreage): COM S 16.83 FT & E 901.47 FT FR W 1/4 COR. SEC. 5, T5S, RlE, SLB&M.; N 89 DEG 52' 18" E 63.62 FT; S 1 DEG 47' 13" W 218.69 FT; S 86 DEG 55' 44" E 53.88 FT ; S 1 DEG 28' 0" W 85.92 FT ; N 89 DEG 31' 45" W 115.5 FT; N 1 DEG 19' 32" E 306.35 FT TO BEG. AREA 0.547 AC. 2 ST ATUS/uSE Propertv Category X building(s) structure site _ object Evaluation X eligiblelcontributing _ ineligib Ie/non-contributing _ out-ofperiod Use Original Use: Single-family dwelling Current Use: Single-family dwelling/Abandoned 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: X prints: 09116113 historic: Drawings and Plans _ measuredjloor plans X site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: X other: Sketch floor plan Research Sources (check all sources consulted., whether usefUL or not) abstract of title citylcounty histories _ tax card & photo _ personal interviews _ building permit _ USHS Library _ sewer permit USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File X Sanborn Maps _WS Family History Library obituary index _local library: city directories/gazetteers _ university library(ies): census records _ biographical encyclopedias _ newspapers x.. x.. x.. x.. x.. Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth Provo Daily Herald. 2004. Obituary for Irene Fox Burnham Allen, November 24,2004. Provo, Utah. FamilySearch.org. Accessed online on October 14,20 13 and December 6, 2013. Researcher/Organization: Sheri Ellis/Certus Environmental Solutions, LLC Date: October 14, 2013 Bedroom Bedroom Living Room (J)OJ ~c: CD _. <7" CD _. CJ) :::J Kitchen Bedroom Panty & Laundry Sketch fl 001. plan , reI at·Ive scale. 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; East elevation to west 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; South elevation to northwest 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; South elevation to northeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; West elevation to north 951 Wo 2100 No, Lehi; Example of window detail 951 Wo 2100 No, Lehi; Soffit and eave detail 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Foundation detail 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Exterior chimney; view to northwest 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of living room; view to southeast 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of north-cent raJ bedroom; view to northwest 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of kitchen; view to west 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of pantry/utility; view to east 951 W. 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of hall and built-in; view to east 951 W . 2100 N., Lehi; Overview of northwestern bedroom; view to northwest