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Show 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. 372E MAIN PINE VALLEY, WASHINGTON COUNTY 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 39222500080730 HISTORIC SITE FORM (UHCS version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office UHCS 10#: 305523 1. Identification Plat: Block: Site#: Properly Name: Address: 372 City: PINE VALLEY E MAIN County: WASHINGTON COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Dates Surveyed or Added to SHPO Filing System: General/Miscellaneous File: 10/02 Reconnaissance Level Survey: 02/99 Intensive Level Survey: I Evaluation: (A) ELIGIBLE/SIGNIFICANT National Register Status: National Register Listing Date: Delisted date: Thematic or Multiple Properly Affiliation: 3. Building Information Date(s) of Construction: c.1870 Height (# stories): Original Use: SINGLE DWELLING PlanlType: DOUBLE CELL Constr. Material(s): CLAPBOARD SIDING REGULAR BRICK Architectural Style(s) : ITALIANATE GREEK REVIVAL 1.5 Theme(s): Architect: Outbuildings: (non-contrib./ contrib.) Comments: NICE. RECENT RESTORATION? 2/1 4. Other SHPO File Information State Tax Project No. (s): 106 Case No.: Federal Tax Project No.: Historic Photo Date: De vel. Grant(s): HABS/HAER Record No.(s): Printout Date: 101412002 ~{ 2- E . tMo'-'" V~ vv \l~Il~ ~17- ~. ljV\o-\~ v~VU? Vo\\,\ ~t--2- E. VV\~\V) y, ~ ""'\\"'1 ~1'2- E - 't---\3\V\ ) / \ V\-( \Joll~ From: To: Date: Subject: Cory Jensen "cshepherd@mjsaa.com".MAIL.MNET 7/30/02 9: 1OAM Re: Pine Valley "cabin" Charles, I don't know if this guy sent you enough photos, I think he should have sent at least ten more! I know this house, it is just up the street from my great grandfather's house. It is possible that the wood portion is one of the oldest in town; it employs the Italianate details similar to one of my great, great grandfather's houses at the other end of town . I think they might be the only two this fancy (for the early non-brick houses). The house could be N.R. eligible, depending on the ownership history. I really hope this guy isn't planning another addition because this really is a great house and it looks like a lot of effort went into preserving/restoring it. Tell him that if he wants a bigger house to build to do it up in the hills like all the other vacationers. As far as a district, it might be a tough sell, although it could be a mini Spring City. Most of the historic homeowners are descendents of the originals, I'm pretty sure, and are mostly Washington Co. conservatives/recreationists who don't want gov't interference (whether real or perceived). Maybe this guy would have a better idea of the attitude there. A side question for you : do you know where the computer file lives for the National Register certificate? Roger or Bonnie told me that you had worked it over to make it fit on a regular-size sheet of paper. We're going to be running out soon and nobody knows where the file is. Thanks, Cory »> "Charles Shepherd" <cshepherd@mjsaa.com> 07/26/02 01 :44PM »> Cory-Attached are some photos from the owner (there are a lot more interior/detail views) of house in Pine Valley. Do you know the house? I don't know the real intentions (interior modificaitons? big addition?) of the owner but what do you think about NR listing? Any historic district in the works? Any other thoughts? Thanks. Charles |
