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Show / I~I~Ii1IIIIIImllllllili 111111001 3 9222 00580 2066 EVALUATION FOR HISTORIC GENERAL FILES (enter date in blanks and check disposition) Preliminary evaluation made Encoded OCT 14 198qdded to county list OCT 1 4 1988 Added to yearly record SIGNIFICANCE TYPE: Associated Historic Person Associated Historic Event Associated Historic Theme Sig. Builder/Architect Other Reason for Significance ALTERED: None Minor _ CONDITION: Excellent Good Major Demolished Fair Demolished EVALUATION: _ Potentially Eligible _ Non-contributory _ Significant Style Significa~t Plan/Type Significant Construction Type Significant Material Type Archeology Reconstructed Excavated Deteriorated Ruins Unknown site Unknown No Evaluation (no photograph) Out of Period COMMENTS (include any relevant information to explain evaluation) Evaluat or: Da te:: 31 ( 85. 7235 SOUTH 1000 L';ST (P) Hr. Leo Brady is the present o\..rner and the most recent of five or six previous ones. The home itself is built of white painted brick-adobe walls that rest on a granite blo~k foundation. The front door is recessed in from the front wall between the frontroom and a bedroom. The interior of the home has been remodeled, but not extensively. is seventy-five plus years old and in good 86. 978 EAST SOUTH U~ION AVE~~E The home ~ondition. (32-0447, P) Nrs. Louise Phillips is ' the o\..rner of this house. The '_ eastern half of the house, stuccoed adobe, is one hundred plus years old. The \"es tern half of the house, white shiplap adobe, is about sixty-five to seventy-fi~e years old. Although some minor repairs are needed; the entire house is in excellent ,condition. five years old. The adjacerit sheds ~re about' seventy- The home has always been in the Phillips Family since it was built. 87. 6450 SOUTH 1300 EAST (22-0470, P) Hr. R. E. Stanle), resides in this home which \"as buil t in the late 1890's. lined with adobe. The walls are green painted brick and The house needs to be painted but otherwise is in good condition. 88. 6486 SOUTH 1300 EAST (22-0468, P) The front room of this house was origin~lly a single room log cabin that has since been stuccoed over and added to. Be cause of the man y additions and renno v ation s , it is difficult to tell that the house ~~s f irst begun i n 1889 . ( HISTORIC OFT H E I - 2 1 5 Division of State History SITE SURVEY PRO P 0 SED C OR RI D 0 R John R. Ferrin August-september 1974 |
