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Show NPS Fom 10·900· . Utah WordPerfect 5. 1 Format (Revl sed Feb . 1993) IJ18 No . 10024· 0018 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section No . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. ~ Page ~ ~hitaker, Thomas and Elizabeth Mills, House, Centerville, Davis County, UT 85 S 300 East, Young Men's Hall 315 S 300 East, Brigham H. & Louisa Smith Roberts House 87 E 300 South 144 E 300 South, Nathan Bebe & Mary Ann Walton Cheney House 252 N 400 East, William Capener House (National Register) 445 N 400 East, Charles Duncan Estate (State Register) 269 E Center Street 129 N Main, William R. & Amelia Cherry Smith House (NR Eligible, Owner Objection) 1020 N Main Street, William Henry Streeper House 1644 N Main Street 390 E Porter Lane (400 S), Melvin Harley Randall House (National Register) Alterations include simple one-story, frame, ship-lap additions that have achieved historical significance in their own right (87 E. 300 S.); 1960s brick additions on the front facade (520 N. 400 E.); and 1980s "faux folk" wrap-around porches (803 N. 400 E.). Although these additions are somewhat different from those of the Whitaker house, they nevertheless share some of the visual characteristics that help to describe Centerville's growth. The Whitaker house describes an important period of growth in Centerville. The original stone house shows the first firmly rooted, permanent phase of Centerville's beginnings. The significance of the Whitaker house lies in its architecture as a good example of Classically inspired stone structure built by locally renown skilled masons of locally gathered rock. See continuation sheet |
