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Show NPS Form 10-900a (Rev. 8/86) NPS/CHS Word Processor Format (Approved 03/88) OMB No. 1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service NATIONAL REGISTER OF mSTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET Page _____ 2 Section number _____ 7 openings remain the same. The south end of the house consists of a gable with ornate wooden trim. indication as to the reason trim is present only in this area. There is no The wall below the gable consists of the same cut stone as the dominant exterior material of the house. It is only at this end of the house that the second floor and the basement are present, though the house appears to have been originally constructed this way. marks the second floor. for the basement. A single window in the gable A window just below ground level in an excavated area is present This side of the house is 17 feet wide. Examining the back side of the house, starting with the south end, a dormer is present on the section with a second floor which is virtually a mirror image of the dormer on the front side. Also a door, though now blocked, is present 15 feet from the end. Dominating the back side of the house is a large extension constructed of tan brick which extends 15 feet beyond the stone wall to the south. The brick extension is constructed with a gable facing east and a chimney of the same type of brick at the location of the intersection of the brick section with the southern portion of the rock wall. The brick section is approximately 25 feet from north to south, but only about seven feet along the north since the stone wall projects farther east here. The brick portion includes five windows: one each on the north and south and three on the west side. North of the brick extension, the stone east side of the house extends for approximately 40 feet. Three large windows are present, but the dominant feature north of the brick extension is a large fireplace with chimney constructed of the same cut stone as the dominant wall material. The north end of the house, approximately 27 feet along the width, is also of the same cut stone with three windows. Though a gable is present, it is stone instead of ornate wood covering evident at the south end gable. The interior usage of rooms is dominated by current Job Corps functions. The north end includes two offices (each 10 by 19 ft.), a bathroom (9 ft. by 9 ft.), and two storage rooms (each 4 ft. by 9 ft.). Doors entering the offices lead off a large room officially |
