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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 1045 E 200 NORTH FERNLEY, WILLIAM, HOUSE BEAVER, BEAVER COUNTY Beaver MRA UTAH STATE HISTORY ., 11 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 11111111111111111111 111 3 9222 50018 0935 utah State Historical Society Property Type: Site No. BV-04-D-21-1-1 Sign. Site HI18 Historic Preservation Research Office Structure/Site Information Form 1 z o I~ U ,1\.1. +- '2 UJ o Street Address: 1045 E. 200 North T. Name of Structure: Present Owner: Owner Address: 12/358200/4237600 UTM: Less than one Acre Glen B. and Evelyn G. Hutchings Marie H. Marshal Beaver, Utah 84713 Year Built (Tax Record): Legal Description 1909 S. R. Tax#: Effective Age: Kind of Building: B-421 Lot 1, Blk. 12 Plat D, Beaver City Survey. Original Owner: Fernley, William, House Construction Date: Original Use: residence Present Use: Building Condition: x: , . Site Excellent c: L. Good Ruins z o i= ~ .... ;Z UJ .:2: ~ u .0 .0 Research Sources: Abstract of Title -. Plat Recordsl Map Xc ij{ Significant Major Alterations Date of Slides: Views: C Front ;:-~ r-: Unaltered w :::: Deteriorated Photography: Preliminary Evaluation: Minor Alterations Tax Card & Photo o o o =.: o o Sanborn Maps Biographical Encyclopedias ::: Building Permit o '-' Sewer Permit [] County & City Histories Obiturary Index o o Historic Period o Not Contributory Slide No.: Side :: Rear C Other City Directories Final Register Status: = Not of the Contributory Demolition Date: residence Integrity: x:; c. 1919 National Landmark 0 District National Register 0 Multi·Resource State Register 0 Thematic Date of Photographs: Photo No.: Views : Ci Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 Newspapers 0 Utah State Historical Society x: Personal Interviews o o o U of U library BYU library USU library 0 LOS Church Archives 0 SLC Library 0 LOS Genealogical Society Xl Other fieldwork Bibliographical References (books, articles, records , interviews, old photographs and maps, etc.): 1933 Photo on tax card, County Assessor's Office. Mr. Glen Hutchings, interviewed 8/29/80 in Beaver by L. L. Bonar. Re searcher: L. L. Bonar Date: 7/23/8C Street Address: 4 UJ c: ::J ~. t) UJ t: I t) a: <l: 1045 East 200 North Architect! Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Style: Site No:BV-04-D-12-1-1 Mason - Bill Burt brick . . Vlctorlan Cottage/ Victorian Eclectic Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable) This brick home combines bungalow and Victorian elements and is the latest house--built c.1919--to be included in the Beaver r~u1tiple Resourse Nani nati ons. The gabl e end of the house face s the street wi th the front entry in the center. The gables are filled with decorative shingles, in a diamond/teardrop pattern. Also in this front gable is a Palladian type window which lights the the attic space. The tallest of these windows is elaborately decorated with classical pilasters and denta1s. The home rests upon a three foot tall, rubble rock foundation and its plan is irregular, though farily close to a rectangle. The brickwork is quite unusual for Beaver, being of a Flemish bond and joined by beaded, squared mortar joints. These mortar joints are dyed white and were very time consuming to build, but they give the masonry a square, precise appearance. The relieving arches above the windows and doors are built of a different brick, the yellow brick that was imported to Beaver and used in the Beaver Hi gh School. The red bri ck in the house is locally made and burned and the current owner of the house, Mr. Hutchings, actually helped to make the brick long before he bought the house. 5 >ct: o ~ (j) I Statement of Historical Significance: Construction Date: The William Fernly house, built c. 1919 is architectua11y significance as one of the few remaini ng well preserved examples of the Victorian cottage dwelling form in Beaver. Tnese small houses, along with those of the T/L cottage type, represent the typical dwellings of Beaver duri ng the early years of the 20th century. As Beaver's golden years of growth and prosperity were 1arge1y over by 1900, these small Victori an cottage type houses document the last gasps of the once vigorous architectural boan which began after about 1880 and lasted until around the turn-of-the-century. William Burt, had worked as a plasterer in both his native Scotland and in Beaver. The bri ck was made by Adam Patterson, whose family had along hi story of brickmaking in Beaver. The first members of the Patterson family to make brick in Beaver learned their skill sin England and arrived in Beaver in 1856 when it was initially founded (see structure/site form BV-04-22). Adam Patterson continued the family brickmaking skills, and had his kiln located at about 1100 East and 200 North. He burned much of the brick for the early 20th century homes that line 200 ~orth North eastward to the golf course. 1045 E. 200 N. Site # 115 Beaver, Utah South Elevation Photo by Tom Carter USHS U II C 0 f: NCO D; I N G Ji' 0 It H To be O:>rrpletcd ' for All Sites Sent to the Nl\.tiuul.l n.~gistcr or ns n. Follow-up to the I3loclc Survey ,I " .1'f .9ISI" I??I¥I},)I ~ I .1?-I~Jj , l , ~ ~I ST. 00. CI. P. 2. SIm BLOCK UPDA'l'l::O 10/17/84 rAJ 3.1 ; I , I s. , --1-_, . i 1/1 .r , 1 SEC. 1/1 , f':A!i 'I' J Nc: MAP rmruRENcE -/-I--rl rt , ,~;: , ,.. 1!j , 2'1 ¢.\ , ,.. 1 1W ~ - I- ,- ,- ,- , NORTH/SOUI'll ,..;: 1 , 1 • , , , ProPERIT NMlE 2. rn I , I , I ' I 15j1:1+V1 ~:: IFIrsr 16.lA1 d r.v..¢ 1/0. H). , w M YE/J\ 23. ~ 21. t:J CDi-J . TY. 11. lUl DAY !i=Il w CliP'rJ!:NI' USE tj , I, ': " [!] . .' . ' rom. ALT. , ROOF . ' ' ] 11.[8 12. I c=:==l " [±] PATE ' , aVN. m Cl C2 HElQ'IT DESTRUcrlOO " , 28. ' 29. N(! I 8. {J.!7;;R"! DNfE jIy·d 1/1 ! 13.00 21.§ 'I'D Dtt EB . fv1 MA1' STYLE ~ Efj' PLI\N pnaro 0 8 (!l L!J 30 ORIGINAL USE 35. 36. -' 0 I • r--l--...I..-I , --L~ ~ I '; // " / ~/. I TImME I EAST /VlEfJr 18. ~ 19. tpJ~120.~ C. r.(./, V? 1 , v,.;...., o 37.! t • I # TYPE ~"--+-'~+ ~()I~'I' III kt> ,c 1t ,as,'t,s j§} r- ~ ~STnucrlrn ,7 18 , ~ SlG. LASr YEAn 25. !Ul 26.lliJJ 27. TEIH PlAN 32. 110. DJ\Y • , I 1 , til 0 , ~( I:' L 1 --'--.J.-_ ~ ,.J.. ! ~ 5::1 r--I- ,-I -1-'-'-1-'--' -I I L I 1 M. nANCiE TOWNSHIP (') f...iA.c.t. , ':h~..l. NUMl3En 6.0 ~- 1- I I SHlnISQ.~IAN , 1/4 ! Encodots ,,;, V Nnna 1 , • BUILDERS I , ! ( I I I 1 r J \ \ 1 J , 1 , I , I , INDIVIDUAlS I 38. m~,t\1FNrs /\ n r p r: !,' r; rr T ,T K L ~1 ~ () P 0. T~ f1 l' U V ~,;' XYZ I I i AS&XIA1ED , ~ ~ ~ ~ D I s.onG. G 780 I ASSOC. ORGAN. ~ I IX: 1:1) February 23, 1982 Glen and Evelyn Hutchings, et al Beaver, Utah 84713 Dear t~r. SCOTT M MATHESON GOVERNOR Division of Sta te History (UTAH STATE h iSTORiCAl SOCIETY) STATE OF UTAH DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPM~NT MelVIN T. SMITH. DIRECTOR 300 RIO GRANDE SALT LN<E CITY. UTAH 841 01 TELEPHONE 801 f 533-5755 and Mrs. Hutchings: Shortly after completion of the r eview meetin gs and comment deadlines for consideration of the nomination of t hose buildings in Beaver which appear eligible for listing i n the National Register of Historic places, Congress passed ammendments to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. One of the ammendments formalized a procedure that had already been in effect here in Utah--providing the owners of properties under consideration for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, the opportunity to object to the li sting. Your property, at 1045 East 200 North, has been recommended for nominatjon. It listed 1n the National Register of Historic Places there are no restrictions placed on you as a property owner. You are still able to sell, renovate, demolish or alter your property just the same as if it were not listed in the National Reg;-ster. The purpose of the listing is to document and identify those buildings, houses and sites and structures, which help us understand the past history and development of communities, the state, or the nation. There are some tax benefits for rehabilitation work on commercial buildings and one tax penalty if you demolish a listed building . The tax penalty is that you are not able to write off as an allowable expense the demolition costs. If you wi sh to object to the 1i sti ng of your property in the National Register you must submit to us a notarized statement that you are the owner of the property and that you object to its listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The notarized letter will insure that your proper ty will not be listed in the Register and only a determination of the property's eligibility for the National Register will be made. The notarized statement objecting to the nomination must be submitted before May 1st of this year at which time the nomination will be forwarded to the National Register Office for final action. We would also appreciate any letters iri support of the nomination of your property. I will be in Beaver on Tuesday March 16th at the Beaver County Courthouse in the Commision Chambers from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to anS\'ier any questi ons about the nomi nati on and any other questions you may have. S','" Hi story Boa rd. Milton C Abrams. Chalfman • Theron H. Luke • Tea J ','. :'ner • Ellza::ettl Montague • Thomas G Alexander DelloG . Dayton • WayneK Hinton' Helen Z. Papanikolas • DavidS ',' J"son • E" za:>ethGriffith • WiliiamD (Mens One final note, the Utah State Historical Society has received funds to publish the study of Beaver compiled by Linda Bonar which led to this "nomination of Beaver's historic properties. The publication is patterned after a book published in 1980, The Avenues of Salt Lake City, which has been received with great enthusiasm by residents of the Avenues and others interested in Utah history. The publication on Beaver will .include an historical overview, section on Beaver's architectural history, and a photograph and short history of each of the historic buildings in the community. I am enclosing a copy of the structure/site information form which will be used in preparing the history of your property. Please read it and if you have any additional information or corrections please send them to me, or stop by the courthouse on March 16th. I will have a copy of the Avenues book with me so that you can see the format for the Beaver publication which we hope to have out the end of this year or early in 1983. " Inclusion of your property in the National Register or in the proposed publ ication does not mean that tourists and visitors have any right to tour your house or trespass on your property. We have not had reports with this being a problem. It is always a pleasure for me .t o be in Beaver--your community is unique in the state· and your effOrts at preserving the historical resources of your community will be greatly appreciated by future generations.· Please send any comments to me at the Utah State Historical Society, 300 Rio Grande, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84101, or call me at 533-6017. If you are in Salt Lake City please stop by our offices in the ·Denver and ~i(l" Grande Railroad Depot loacted at 450 West on 300 South.· Sincerely, C\ )--/ j. t)fA.J.:t,!"I ~. ~ 1 \ A. Kent Powell Preservation Research Coordinator AKP/ch Enclosure scon M ~AT H lSO N C', ()VERNOq Division of State History December 21, 1983 (UTAH STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY) STAT E OF UTAH DEPARTMEN T OF COMM UNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPI,IE NT MELVIN T. SMITH. DIRECTOR 300 RIO GRANDE SALT LAKE CITY . UTAH 84101 -1 182 TELEPHONE [phone] Glen B. &Evelyn G. Hutchings Marie H. Marshal 1045 East 200 North Beaver, Utah 84713 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Hutchings & Ms. Marshal: It is my distinct pleasure to inform you that on November 30, 1983, the Willden Fernley House, nominated by the Historic and Cultural Sites Review Commi ttee and the Utah State Historic Preservation Officer, was officially listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service and Ms. Carol Shull, Acting Keeper of the National Regi ster. The National Register of Historic places is the official list of historic properties recognized by the Federal Government as worthy of preservation for their significance in American history, architecture, arc}leology, engineering and culture. Located in the National Park Service, Department of the Interior, the program is part of a national policy to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect our cultural and natural resources, and is maintained by the Secretary of the Interior under provisions of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. Listing in the National Register provides the following benefits to historic properties: -Consideration in the plaruling for federally assisted projects. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 provides that the Advisory COlmcil on Hi storic Preservation be given an opportunity to cOr11lTIent on projects affecting such properties. -Eligibility for Fede ral tax benefits for rehabilitations of ce rtain historic corrunercial, industrial and residential rental huildings . -Consideration of historic values in the decision to issue a surface coal mining permit where coal is located, in acco rd with the Surface Mining and Control Act of 1977. Sta!c H ::.yy B G~rd ' Milton C. f,tlr 3r:15. Cr.a " f':'\a ~ • ih~ ' O;l H . l.ukc J F.: ~~:)" [)0r ~n;~:1 _ 'Nay .... ·... K H "!""!;}:) • ~::.~ ... /. f\ 1o .. :q ' ''n!a~~ • • A :CiH '~; /, Ya r.<; • (I ' l <lt)e lh M O!'l::;9"€' • Thomas G Ale "<I:ld~ 1 C :l"I':'. S tv~0n:.!)"'1 • FI:l ,l :>:th G! : i~!in • \'V.!:ii'H P 0 o.",ens -Qualification for Federal grants for historic preservation when funds are available. Listing in the National Register of Historic Places does not place restrictions on the property or mean that the federal government wants to acquire the building or site. Any restrictions \.mich may be placed on a property are the result of local zoning ordinances and not the National Register Program. We would like to send you an 11" x 11" parchment certificate with the gold seal of Utah. It contains the name of the site, the nature of its significance, the date of listing, and the signatures of Governor Matheson, Milton Abrams, Chai.rman of the Historic and Cultural Sites Review Committee, and Melvin T. Smith, Director of the Utah State Historical Society and Utah's State Historic Preservation Officer. There is no charge. If you would like the certificate, please let us knmv by mail or call 533-6017. We do suggest that a marker be placed .t o give your historic property recognition. Enclosed is a proposed marker text and information regarding cost and ordering if you wish to purchase a National Register marker. Sincerely, A. Kent Powell Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer AKP: ljw Enclosure MASSA C H USETTS, Berkshire County, Great Barrington, Monument l-1 ills , Park and Front Sts. (11/29/83) MASSA C H USETTS, MASSACHUSETTS, MASSA C HUSETTS, (11/29/83) MASSA C H USETTS, MASSACHUSETTS, (11/29/83) Berkshire County, Stockbridge, Villa Virginia, Ice Glen Rd. (11/29/83) Essex County, Peabody, Southwick House, 151 Lowell St. (11129183) Hampden County, Westfield, United States Hhip Company Complex, 24 Main St. . . •. . . Middlesex County, Fra mingham, Ellis, Moses, House, 283 Pleasant St. (11/29/83) Plymouth County, Scituate, James, Capt. Benj:lmin, House, 301 Driftway . MISSISSIPPI, Adams County, Natchez, Upri.ver Resldential District, Roughly bounded by Pine, Monroe, Elm/Bishop, and Ridge/Maple Sts. (12/01/83) MISSISSIPPI, Warren County, Vicksburg, 1300 Grove Street House, 1300 Grove St. (11/29/83) M 0 NTA N A, Lewis and Clark County, Gilman, Gilman State Bank, Main St. (12/01/83) NORTH CAROLINA, Edgecombe County, Battleboro vicinity, Old Town Plantation, OffNC 91 . (12/01/83) . . NORTH CAROLINA, Mecklenburg County, Charlotte, Morrocroft, 2525 Richardson Dr. (11128/83) OHIO, Ha milton County, Cincinnati, Betts-Longworth Historic Distri.ct, Roughly bounded by Ezzard Dr., Central Ave., and Mound and Old Court;; Sts. (11/29/83) OHIO, Scioto County:, Portsm outh, Second Street Histori.c District, 2nd St. (11/30/83) OKLAHOMA, Texas County:, Texhoma vicinity, CCC Ranch Headquarters, W of Texhoma (12/01/83) TEN N ESSEE, Chester county:, Jacks Creek vicinity, Ha mlett-Smith House, Jacks Creek-Mifflin Rd. (12/01183) TEX AS, Hay:s County, San Marcos, Belvin Street Historic Distri.ct (San Marcos M R A). 100, 800, 900 blocks of Belvin St., and 227 Mitchell St. (12/01/83) TEXAS, Hay:s County. San Marcos, ' Cemetery: Chape1San Marcos Cemetery (San Marcos MRA). TX 12 . (12/01/83) . TEX AS, Hays County, San Marcos, Hofheinz, Walter. House (San Marcos M R A), 819 W. Hopkins St. (12/01/83) TEX AS, Hay:s County, San Marcos, Kone-Cliett House (San Marcos M R A), 724 Burleson St. (12/01/83) TEXAS, Hays County:, San Marcos, McKie-Bass Building (San Marcos MRA), 111 N. Guadalupe St. (12/01/83) . TEX AS, Hays Courlty:, San Marcos, San Marcos Milling Company (San Marcos M R A), Nicola Alley (12/01/83) '.;;'~:~ UTAH, Beaver County, 7 1,i UTAH, Beaver County:, :.:L:v UTA H, Beaver County:, ·:;~·I UTA H, Beaver County, (11129183) ~,{i 'Z. UTA H, Beaver County, (11/29/83) ([(,3 UTAH, Beaver County, ".:J4 UTA H, Beaver County, !! T 1\ H, Beaver County, (.I"'~ UT""A H, Beaver County, :;n UTA H, Beaver County, ::Df Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Ashworth, John, Heuse (Beaver MRA), 115 S. 200 West (11/29/83) Ashworth, John, House (Beaver MRA), 110 s. 1st West (11/29/83) Bald win, Caleb, House (Beaver 1-1 R A), 195 S. 400 East (11/30/83) Beaver Relief Society: Meetinghouse (Beaver M R A), 35 N • .1st East Beaver, , Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Bradshaw. George Albert, House (Beaver M R A), 265 N. 200 West . . Burt, William, House {BeaverM R!2, 515 E. Center St. (11/30/83) Cox, SiJas, House (Beaver M R A), 1st South and 4th East (11/29/83) Ferote]: Hilli",. m, Hou!3G (Beaver M R A), 1045 E. 200 N orCh (11/30/83) Frazer, David L, House (Leaver M R A), 811 E.200 North (11/30/83) Gale, Henry Co, House (Beaver M R A), 495 N. 1st East (11/29/83) ~~ UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Hawkins, William and Eliza, House (Beaver M RA), 95 E. 200 North (11/29/83) Gd( UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, GIU UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, 'II UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, (,Il UT A H, Beaver County, Beaver, (,13UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, ~/'i UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, Main Sts. (11/29/83) ~15UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, f>lb UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, (11/29/83) 01;UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, St. (11/29/83) Gf3 UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, 90 W. 1st North (11/29/83) fAuTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, 620 UT A H, Beaver County, Beaver, 62; UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, ' 622UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, b?3UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, f,2i{UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, (11130/83) ~U T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, bZbUTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, 6:7U T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, QaU T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, ~21UT A H, Beaver County, Beaver, G;oUTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, G!JI UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, 63ZU T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, {:.3]UT A H, Beaver County, Beaver, b:>!{ UTA H, Beaver County, Beaver, 6;GUTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, ~.%U T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, 631UT A H, Beaver County, Beaver, 0JSUTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, 63'7U T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, (11/29/83) House at 110 S. 3rd West (Beaver M R A), 110 S. 3rd West (11/30/83) House at 325 S. Main St. (Beaver M R A), 325 S. Main St. (11/30/83) Jackson, Samuel, House (Beaver M R A), 215 S. 2nd East (11/30/83) Low Hotel (Beaver M R A), 95 N. Main St. (11/29/83) Maeser, Reinhard, House (Beaver MRA). 295 E. 200 North (11/29/83) Mansfield, Murdock and Co. Store (Beaver M R A), W. Center and N. Moyes, William, Jr., House (Beaver MRA), 395 N.l00 West (11/29/83) Murdock, Almira Lott, House (Beaver M R A), 85 W. 1st North Murdock, John Riggs and Mae Bain, House (Beaver MRA), 94 W. Center Murdock, John R.iggs and Wolfenden, Mary Ellen, House (Beaver M R A), Nower'S, Wilson G., House (Beaver MRA), 195 E.1st North (11/29/83) Odd Fellows Hall (Beaver M R A), 33-35 N. Main St. (11/29183) Olcott, Frances A., House (Beaver MRA), 590 E. 100 North (11/30/83) Orwin, Jessie, House (Beaver MRA), 390 W. 600 North (11/29/83) Reeves, Sylvester H., House (Beaver MRA), 90 N. 2nd West (11/29/83) Robinson, William, House (Beaver MRA). E. of Beaver on UT 153 School House (Beaver M R A), 325 N. 200 West (11/29/83) Skinner, Horace A., House (Beaver MRA). 185 S. Main St (11/29/83) Smith, Ellen, House (Beaver M R A), 395 N. 300 West (11/29/83) Smith, Willa m P., House (Beaver M R A), 190 E. Center St. (11/29/83) StAphens, Mitchell M., House (Beaver M R A), 495 N. 200 East (11/29/83) Stoney, Robert W., House (Beaver MRA),305 W. 300 North (11/30/83) Tanner, Jake, House (Beaver M R A), 580 S. 200 West (11/30/83) Tho mpson, Mary L, House (B~aver M R A), 25 N. 400 East (11/30/83) Tolton, J. F., Grocery (Beaver l1 R A), 25 N. Main St. (11/29/83) Tolton, Walter S., House (Beaver M R A), 195 W. 500 North (11/29/83) Tyler, Daniel, House (Beaver MRA), 310 N. Main St. (11/29/83) White, Sa mueb House (Beaver M R A), 315 N. 100 East (11/29/83) Willden, Charles, House (Beaver M R A), 180 E. 300 South (11/30/83) Willden, Elliot, House (Beaver MRA), 340 S. Main St. (11/30/83) Willden, Feargus O'Connor, House (Beaver M R A), 120 E. 1st South J{O ~- U T A H, Beaver County, Beaver, Yardley, John, House (Beaver M R A), 210 S. 1st West (11/29/83) WISCONSIN, Crawford County, Prairie du Chien, Old Rock School, S. Marquette Rd. at Parrish St. (12/01/83) . WISCONSIN, Dane County, Fitchburg vicinity, Fox Hall, 5183 County Hwy. M (12/01/83) WIS CON SIN, . Waukesha County, Waukesha, First Methodist Church (Waukesha M R A) t 121 Wisconsin Ave. (12/01/83) WISC 0 NSIN, Waukesha County, Waukesha, He mlock, David J., House (Waukesha M R A), 234 Carroll St. (12/01/83) WISCONSIN, Waukesha County, Waukesha, HcCallStreet Historic Distri.ct(Waukesha MRA), McCall and-Ja mes Sts., and N. East and Hartwell Aves. (12/01/83) Utah State Historical Society Property Type: Site No. BV-04-D-12-l-l Historic Preservation Research Office S(~..., .. ~l"'e. ~t\~ Structure/Site Information Form 1 1045 Street Address: z o ~ Name of Structure: u: Present Owner: e( () ~ z w o E~ 200 North T. S. R. Glen B. and Evelyn G. Hutchings Marie H. Marshal Beaver, Utah 84713 Owner Address: Year Built (Tax Record): Legal Description 1909 Effective Age: Kind of Building: Tax N: B-42l residence Lot 1, Blk. 12, Plat D, Beaver City Survey. 2w Original Owner: ( Willi~mley (/) Original Use: :::I Demolition Date: residence Present Use: Integrity: Building Condition: e( l- Construction Date: c. 1919 residence (/) :::I l- fHn.....-t. - ~ Final Register Status: Preliminary Evaluation: (/) 4 3 z o rVExcelient L. Site Li Unaltered ~nificant U Good L. Ruins V'Minor Alterations :: L Major Alterations ::.; Not Cdntr~ b'ilfJY U Deteriorated Photography: Date of Sl ides: Views : 0 Front :l Side U Rear 0 Contribu~ory Slide No.: =:: Not of the U National Landmark C District Historic Period :: National Register 0 C State Reg ister l : Thematic Date of Photographs: Photo No.: Views: 0 Front L Side U Rear 0 Other Other ~ Research Sources: I- U Abstract of Title C Sanborn Maps U Newspapers W ~ :::I ::J Plat Records/Map r; City Directories U Utah State Historical Society o o iiY'Tax Card & Photo = Obiturary Index p-1>ersonallnterviews U USU Library e( Z () oo ... 1 Building Permit C Sewer Permit ~ Biographical Encyclopedias ::J County & City Histories Mult i.. Resource o LOS Church Archives :.J LOS Genealogical Society U of U Library BYU Library ;:, SLC Library Vother fieldwork Bibliographical References (books , articles, records, interviews, old photographs and maps, etc .): 1933 photo on tax card, County Assessor's Office. Mr. Glen Hutchings, interviewed 8/29/80 in Beaver by .• L.L . . Bonar. Researcher: 1. L. Bonar Date: 7/23/80 Street Address: 1045 East 200 North Architect/ Bui Ider: mason ;:) Building Materials: brick !: Building Type/Style: 4 W II: t- ow ~ o II: '" = Bill Burt Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary struct\lres, and landscapin~ if applicable) , This hom 5 J I L \' ~ h. b. Ii Iql1 (oV';',Y.lINA 1l\)~l1t{IC.;IJJ aVlll VIdZSN.lf e\e~ Qj,r vA Me w~ DIN' - vI J ~·sp;:a5 b 2 l? nge O' 3C)i f1 ?EU I i ; two \Y'\C~ \1\ $%w 'L'~?!lf MWHn°Yi>i: ~briCk Site No: BV-04-D-12-l-l ;;c:£;. ( .l. 1.- -10 !.(:: f The gable end of the house faces the street with the front entry in the center. The• gables are '~4"'i"Q\iQ ~~il'~ with decorative shingles~/n IQ~~C • • • a diamond/teardrop pattern. Also in th1s front gableAare r w1ndow. wh1ch l1ghtrthe attic space. The tallest of these windows is elaborately decorated with classical pilasters and dentals. The home rests upon a three foot tall, ~ubble rock foundation and its plan is irregular, though fairly close to a rectangle. The brickwork is quite unusual for Beaver, being of a Flemish bond and joined by beaded, squared mortar joints. These mortar joints are dyed white and were very time consuming to build, but they give the masonry a square, precise appearance. The reliving arches above the windows and doors are built of a different brick, the yellow brick that was imported to Beaver and used in the Beaver High School. The red brick in the house is locally made and burned and the current owner of the ,house, Mr. Hutchings, actually helped to make the brick long before he bought the house. Statement of Historical Significance: Construction Date: he brick was laid by Bill Burt, whose father Burt, had worked as a plasterer in both his native Scotland and in Beaver. The brick was made by Adam Patterson, whose family had a long history of brickmaking in Beaver. The first members of the Patterson family to make brick in Beaver learned their skills in England and arrived in Beaver in 1856 when it was initially founded (see st~cture/site form BV-04-22). Adam Patterson continued the family brickmaking skills, and had his kiln located at about 1100 East 200 North. He burned much of the brick for the early 20th century homes that line 200 North eastward to the golf course. The home was built <tirca 1919 and considering that fact, its design is rath.er old-fashioned for that period. William Fernley House 1045 East 200 North Glen B. and Evelyn G. Hutchings Marie H. Marshal Beaver, Utah 84713 DESCRIPTION ~b ~ This brick home GgR~ \ RQ' bungalow and Victorian elements and is the latest house~built c. 1919--t o be included in the Beaver Multiple Resourse Nominations. The gable end of the house taces the street wlth the front entry in the center. The gables are til led wlth decoratlve shingles, in a ~~ ~ teardrop pattern. Also in this front gable is a Palladian type window ~ lights the the attic space. The tallest of these windows is elaborately decorated with classical pilasters and dentals. The home rests upon a three foot tal I, rubble rock foundation and its plan is irregular, though farily close to a rectangle. The brickwork is qUlte unusual for Beaver, being ot a Flemlsh bond and joined by beaded, squared mortar joints. These mortar joints are dyed white and were very time con~ umin to build, but they give the masonry a square, precise appearance. _ ~ . re,"~\V\o Th e~ arches above the windows and doors are bui It of a different ~ '"J--- brick, yellow brick that was imported to Beaver and used in the Beaver High School. The red brick in the house is locally made and burned and the current owner of the house, Mr. Hutchings, actually helped to make the brick long before he bought the house. IAlt\l SIGNIFICANCE ~ ~ The William Fernly hous , built c. 1919 is architectually SignifiCance ~ one of the few remaining e preserved examples of the Victorian cottage dwel ling form in Beaver. These smal I house~ along with those ot the T/L cottage type, represent the typical dwel li ~ f Beaver during the early years of the 20th century. As ~eaver's golden years of growth and prosperity ~uvere largely over by 1900, these small Victorian cottage type houses document the last gasps of the once vigorous architectural boom which began after about 1880 and lasted until around the turn-of-the-century. ~ William Burt, had worked as a plasterer in both his native Sco ~ and and in Beaver. The brick was made by Adam Patterson, whose family had a long history of brickmaking in Beaver. The first members ot the Patterson tami Iy to make brick in Beaver learned their skil Is in England and arrived in Beaver in 1856 when it was initially founded (see structure/site form BV-04-22). Adam Patterson continued the family brickmaking skil Is, and had his ki In located at about 1100 East and 200 North. He burned much of the brick tor the early 20th century homes that line 200 North North eastward to the golt course. The. RQAl8 'eli' ~'Iilt ,il"Ga 1919 a8 sQRGitJeriRg tRit ta ct , it, gQ&i~R is ratR ep e lg fi'Rooed tor that period. Fernlev, William, House (Beaver MRA) Beaver Countv, UTAH ~~-;5J§p2.> Working No. Fed. Reg. Oat.. : Date Due: Action: resubmlsslon nomination by person or local government owne r object Ion appeal Substant I ve Revl ew: _ request I ACCEPT_-_ ~ETURN r 0"&7/'-,I appeal _ comments: NR decision ----_. . ----- Recom. /Crlteria Reviewer ~~~~iPlin. _ .Nomination returned 'for: --.1 :x- J ?//¥#'Z--' _ REJECT . Federal Agency: ______________ ~mple Reviewer's _ ~ «fl.-h'- - ?e&~ i= =~:t:- ~n&. see continuation sheet technical c'CHrections cited below substa n ti ve reason s discuss.ed below 1. Name ./ 2. Location 3. Classification .......... .......... 4. Owner of Property 5. Location of Legal Description ------ 6. Representation in Existing Surveys - - ...-v - __ 7. Description ~­ _ •• cef'-"'t - iOOCI -'''' - summary paragraph completenes5 clarity altera t ions ,' in ley ri l y dates boundary selection J _ _ Of''9lnef alt. moved date _ __ no 0I'9 tO .. • ~b~~ tw' f~ ~.x"~ ,1fl7?/ -7f11- ~ a..6f,L71~....,... dt"d:7 d e L eVI. ? .J - £.. ~ t7 ? .-v~ a:--u.. f e. Significance .. ............ . . . . . .·. . . . . . . . 11 ~ .... 1 .............- ................- ............... ~ .II. ... · _~ • • - .. . 10. · Geographica' Data ....... af _ _ ~ ...., ----- ........... Ury . . . . ~- ........u- 1·1. Form Prepared By 12.. _ State Historic " .... .-._01_ Preservation Off'Icer C ertiflcatlon .. . _ _ _ ie; -.... ~ _ _I - ..... 1 __Hla....;,_=.:....:_.::_=••=I_~OfIIce< ..... .~ .... 13. Other \ ----r Maps --:::..L Photographs ,,~ '...... Other ..... "..... . ' -. ' J1..u /J~ r - r-rowrL.. ". Ques tl-on s concerning Signed this . nomination may be directed to -------- <i?«... ~I~~ Comments for any item Phone : may be cont i nued on an at t ached shee t 202 272 -350.::; HISTORIC S ITES MARKE R ORDER FORM OF N.z~ ME William Fernley House SITE December 29, 1983 - - ----- - - - - PROPOSED TEXT: The William Fernley House, built around 1909, is one of the few remaining Victorian cottages constructed in Beaver during the early years of the twentieth century. The bricks used in this house and neighboring houses were fired in a kiln located just east of this house. ( ) I ( would like to order a marker with the text as proposed. Iwouia like to order a mark e r with the following changes in the proposed te x t. I am enclosing my che c ~ payabl e t o th e Ut a h Sta te Hi s torical Society in the araount of 0$250 .0 0 fo r a 19" x IS" plaque; 05100.00 for a 10" Yo 8" pl a g u e; or D$~O.OO for a n 6" x 4 3/4 " pla g ue (av a i~a ~ le onl y for build in ~s in hi s toric districts). Re:12. r ks: - - -- - - --- -Retur n t o ; Sign .2~~ : ? r~s~rv~t i on u t~:: S tut ·~ Ei :;tor i ca: S :~ ciety C:' c:':-' (:8 Sol::' L al:':~ City,. Ut?h 8 ·nOJ JJCJ Y~i () G~ fi c0 ------ --- - _. ----- - - t·_-: :: r 2 ss .- - - - - --- ----- - -----_.. _-- - --- - -- - - ----- ' - - - - -- - Fernley, William ,House. 1045 E. 200 North Beaver, Beaver County, MRA. Kodachrome SLIDE PROCESSED BY KODAK