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-* STATEI - Form 10.300 - UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR July 1969 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE - Rhode Island - ‘ .- - -. .- . - COUNTY, - NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Kent
- INVENTORY NOMINATION FORM . FOR UPS USE ONLY . - . ENTRY.NUMBER DATE - . Type all entries - Complete applicable sections --: -:
- LEiAME - - - COMMON- -I - - L,- -- -.. -, Windmill Cottage .: . - . - - - *, - AND/OR HISTORIC, -- -- - . -
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I I1ICCA One *r - CONDITION Excellent Goad Fair Deterioroted [X C C C Ruins . C Unexposed . - * . Check One . Check-One . -- , - -- - Altered Unaltered - El 0 0 Moved 1J Originol Site * -* DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL It known PHYSICAL APPEARANCE . .. - --
- . Located on the crest of an old,tree-sháded residential street -
which rises westerly from East Greenwich’s Math Windmill Cot- I Street, - _
house. - - tage is a,picturesque composite structure consisting of a dating I
- from 1800 or possibly earlier there are not positively confining - records, to which a windmill of c. 1790 or even pre-Revolutionary - -‘ *-.
date here again, available local records and local legend are not in * *- -‘ * -- . . once operating nearby, has been moved and conjoined as an *- - -. .* - annex. This mating was ccomplished in 1870. L .* .-- - I - -, -- - - 407 - :- -. . . ------.I - -- - -, . The main house, somewhat neater in size and accommodation than I-- - *- *. is indicated by its t1cottage1t appellation, was built upon a small, -* I*
--I -, - flat, corner lot of land for Martin Nichols and is a two-and-a-half.- * .- foundation; - I . storey, vahle-roofed stricture set upon a very-low stond -- - vertically boarded, and faced with claphoarding. - - it is timber-framed, - - with the windmill it had the locally traditional five- - - . Until its union - 171 -- - - . structural boundaries - -. room, centre-chimney plaà whose arrangement and enlarged by an - tn - * - are still visible on the interior. The house has been western projection; -- - - early south-eastern kitchen ell; a sUght,,-gabled -- . - an extension of about seven feet across most of the rear of the dwell- - - - - needed to hblp in embracing the -- ing--the latter two, both of 1870 and I, -- in :* . windmill, having altered original proportions, r0om plans and uses.
:1 . - -I------behind a low - .. The entrance front of Windmill Cottage faces north, -
- creeper-vines; it is close upon Division Street - -: - : stone wall covered by -: irrelarly-spaced - -- - and presents a very simple elavation with four - - : openings on each .:floor. Excenting a modest moulded wooden cornice - within the end-gables, and the main entrance, the old house is without --- - which lies between two eastern - - - I - exterior adornment. The front doorway, - - ?rii en- * - and one western windows, has fluted Ionic .pilasters supporting an - o. - . tablature__thisenframement. carried out in a provincial,:vernacular *- - _--z untrimmed penetrations of the clap- -:, . -: style. Windows are completely I- : ,,‘- hoarding, although those on the first floor.are toed by plain and - slim hoard "hoods" canted out at an angle over each of these three sash survives only on the top floor. ------openings. Old, small-paned window
--: - . .-, of -- The windmill attached at the south-west corner of the house is shingles; four storeys, octagonal, timber-framed and covered by painted - now-gone wind- - - *;its shingled bonnet--from which the ae holding the I I -catching bee-hive shape. This structure - ‘* blades once protruded--is of- * in * - -l Th east of-the cottage and was - formerly stood across a street to the I a grit-rnill until 18b3. After a quarter- - - "; - - -: commercial operation as -* the - * -- *- by Henry Wadsworth Longfeflow, . century of disuse it was purchased moved and attached-. to the house just described and at- * poet, who had it - Greene *- that time occupied by his friend, l4ofessor George.Washington new Sd larger windows with moulded pediments were -- - Following the move,- - -, - -pedimented dorTrs - - cut in some sides of the tapering mill octagon,. and roof was -- - - p3 were pushed through its roof. Just below this dome-like I- 4:q jihich curved Victorian.,hrapkets extend, to ------applied a frieze-board from - moulded wooden cornice uphold a projecting I U See continuation Sheet 1.
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iO-300o STATES STATE F - - ro.m - UNITED DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR : - - July NATIONAL PARK 1969 SERVICE - flhode Island -- - - NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES COUNTY .- -- - . en -- . INVENTORY . NOMINATION FORM - . FOR NPS USE ONLY - -
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- -. - Internally, the original plan, with three hearths on each floor -- -
-- served by the centre chimney, is evident although arrangements-.due to - the windmill addition--are not what they were when the house was built. -- - aigular directly within the front There is no longer the tight, stair - ,- - door, for this ascent was removed in 1870. At that time the room to the -right of the entry was converted from a parlour to a sorb of lobby, in I the south-west portion ofwhich an ample staircase of simple Victorian -- - ‘;style was placed to servehoth the main house and the windmill addition. - east of the --- -- To the left of the entry, the dining-room occupies the side first floor and is servedfrom the ell appendages- The original kitchen - -- -- * - or keeping-room takes un the rear-centre portion of the first floor, and - -
- its old hearth and ovens,at some time given a discreet Greek Revival - -: - - trim, are still to be seen. The lowest stage of the windmill forms, on -
* the first floor, an octagonal sitting-room or study; it has little wooden -
- trim beyond the encasements of the inward-sloping upright timbers of the -: ------mill. - - - .- -- * -, -I - .
* -- - :1- On the second floor of the house, the 1870 stair has altered the . ‘I
- - - original room arrangement-at the south-west, though not elsewhere. Here, ------wide-hoard flooring remains, as is not the case downstairs. The large -I - - main hedcharnber to the north-east was - slightly "modernised" in the XIX -: 1. - - : 1 -- -t - Century by the application of a plain Greek Revival mantel. On this level, one walks into the second stage of the windmill, used as a study - -,
- by Longfellow when visiting. Here the interior, walls have been brought - -,
- out to run. across and conceal the mill’s uprights, but they have also -- - ‘‘‘- -, - been intruded into on either side of each window to provide tall, narrow-
- hook-shelving, treated as part of each window enframement and bordered -by -
- -- : -- - - - 1:.. -: -- a flat fascia edged by a simple concave moulding. .. - .- - -- - , --
1 Two lead to the upper storey of main -- - - - small, enclosed staircases the house, where there are forr nants’ rooms and storerooms and where -
- - original hardware is still to be seen, and to the two remaining stages of - - - - ,- mill tower. and these stairs numerous - - the Beneath beside are inserted ‘ . cupboard spaces. The third level in the mill annex is a guest room pre- - sumably that used by Longfellow en suite with study below, while- -- his - -Y - the dome-like bonnet--its interi now all lathed a plastered and what -, rernains of the mill’s old gears now bod-in--has sd as a play-room - - - - , - - I -, -.: and is now used for storage.
£ ile Windmill Cottage has a minimal doonjard area o its Division -- Street frtage, there is a small lawn at its east end, where there is’an; -
- old well with a roofed wooden shelter, . and there is a larger lawn to the - - - -, rear, where -some trellised sitting-terraces or porches have been built on- -
,: the -, - -: to house and around part of the mill : - ‘-. - ..- - .- - - -, . ------, ------
The present occupants have owned the house for over thirty-five ‘ - -- - ., ------I-- RI--, See Continuation Sheet 2.
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- -, - to visit, to relax and to write and later, as his eyesight failed, to --- -, - 5; have Greene read to him. - In 1870 the Cambridge poet acquired the old - - - windmill nearby and had it maced and attached to the house as-an addition ------: to his original present. In its new location and use--stripped of most - - 47 -. of its mechanisms, of its rotating blades, and -somewhat remodelled--the - - mill -‘ provided four rooms, one above the other: that on the first floor is - - - : - said to have been Professor - Greene’ study, that on the second Long- - - - *‘.* - fellow’s sanctum when visiting, and those on the -third and fourth floors 5
- . :. -- were for ests and children. With this new combination of old elements, - - - - Windmill Cottage exemplifies the love of the picturesque and the pleasure - --. -: -- derived from amusing and romantic effects that was a strong part of the -- - Y:.. taste of the time. On April 18, 1880, Longfellow wrote to Greene from I Cambridge, "I have Windmill,’ written several poems of late, one of which, ‘The I I send you." Its first stanza runst- - - - I ---: - - . I - I -- - "Behold a giant sin I ------I-
- . . - Aloft here, in my tower -- - - I - -: - --: -- :------With my granite jaws I devour - :
- - foundation - . - - fair" - - :;:- - - -. -- . - George Washington- Greene had long wanted a -college teaching post without ------having success in obtaining one; eventually ------I Longfellow’s influence pro- - - cured for him an appointment to the faculty of - - Columbia University in New - - - York, but Greene died before he culd fill this position. -- -- - I- - -- - See Continuation Sheet 3.
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- STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE - - - ,, - - 1 ‘ - Aside from its picturesque architectural qualities, its unusual silhouette and its ‘&isually enjoyable setting in a context of other £ L old dwellings on the crest of tree-lined Division Street--a section which is to East Greenwich rather like what College Hill i5 to Pro-c-i- - - dence--this house has an interesting history in resciect to its sue- visi_;::’ o cession of occupants, their activities, friends, connections ‘and - tors. -
In 1800 or thereabouts Martin Nichols, a mariner, purchased the 4
quarter-acre corner lot at Division and West Streets and built the I
-- H existing ‘!cottage. By about 1805, however, it was sold to William -*;i- -- GreezQ member of a family active, in early settlement of the Warwick- .-- --. 4 - i- -" .-- East tireenwich area,- notable because of the place taken by General --
:.-.- -- - Nathanael Greene in the Revolutionary War, and ever since prolific and. prominent in this section--subsequent members appearing and reappear- - ing in the history of Windmill Cottage. After three years, William - -.-: - Greene sold the house to a relative, Franklin Greene, nephew of-the -.
-- -- great general. After another three years it -was sold to Ethan Clarke, prcepering first president of the Rhode Islard Central Bank.
Clarke had one daughter, Anna Maria, who married Nathanael Greene, the general’s son, this union produced two sons, one of whom was Professor George Washinrton Greene, educated at but never a teacher £ at Brown University. In the meantime, the cottage was ac- , quired in 1835 by Henry Elbrtdge, who lived in it and operated the H grist-mill on the optosite street-corner until milling became unpro -: -- fitable in l81t3. - . - - - -v:- -- --v UY- H -
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the famous poet and Harvard professor, had net George Washington Greene when both were travelling in Italy in £ their youth, and a lifelong friendship developed--both men ‘ £ frequently exchanging visits in East Gr9enwich and in Cambridge, Massachusetts, - where both had membership ina literary group known as the Dante Society Greene, who had a wife and family which Longfellow--himself twice a widower--doubtless enjoyed, was somewhat improvident in money matters, and Longfellow benevolently and continuously assisted his £ friend. In 1866 the cottage in 1ast Greenwich came up for sale, and Longfellow bought it as a gift and residence for the Greenes prudently deeding it to the wife and also as a place where he would be welcome £ See Continuation Sheet 2.
IL £* S5 Fo.m lO-300o UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR STATE ------‘july 1969 -- NATIONAL PARK SERVICE flhode Island - ;I: --T-:
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- - - Since the time of ProfessOr Greene and his family Windmill Cottage - : - - has hada fortunate succession of owners who have iven the -house sym- -
- pathetic care, haven taken pride in it and received there a varied and -- -- - important stream of persons of note in literary, educational, humanitarian
- and antiquarian accomplishment--many of whom have remarked on the cottage
- in their memoirs cr othel writings. - Acquiring the house in 1936, the - -- present owners have kept}a continuing share in-this traditional-hospi - - - - tality. - - -- -
While the foregoinR history may not be known to the r?eneral public, f?-:
Windmill Cottage itself Is to that public--both Rhode Islanders and out- - of-state tourists--a very well-known landmark: frequently pointed- out and viewed, often photographed and illustrated. It is an important enhance-; - ment to its immediate and historic residential enclave which includes, £
quite nearby, the General - Varnum house, - already - listed on the National’ - - Register. - - - - I -- - I -
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1677-1960 ..-. - East Greenwich, Rhode Island, 1960, pp. 145, 101,
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As the designated State Liaison Officer for the Na- - I hereby certsfy that this property It included In the - tional Historic Preservation Act of 1966 Public Law - -I - II Je_ 89-665, 1 hereby nominate this property or inclusion National RegIster
cm the National Register and certify that it has been ‘ 42411W evaluated according to the criteria and proceóarea set . I
forth by the National Park Service. - the recommendrd. I r4 - Chief, OIficeoI Archeology-and HistoricPreset vatiai -level of significance of this nomination 1s £ - - £ I I I State Local - National D £3 £ £ 11 -I ------: - - Date - - Y - - I - :------Name -- ATTEST -
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Latitude: 410 I*4892II I’ N Longitude: 71 27’ 3.41I1 w
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1:- STATE - - Form 10-301 - UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR - - - - July 1969 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE -- Rhode. Island - NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES COUNTY I -p. C PROPERTY MAP FORM FOR NPS USE ONLY ENTRY NUMBER DATE Type all entries - attach to or enclose with map K1j,5 * : t
0- I COMMON: Windmill Cottage ------I------
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CITY OR TOWNI -- I - I ------East Greenwich - 4*’
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