NFS Form 10-900 0MB A/o. 1024-0018 (Rev. 8-86) United States Department of the Interior AUG 121987 NATIONAL REGISTER

This form is for use in nominating or requesting determinations of eligibility for individual properties or districts. See instructions in Guidelines for Completing National Register Forms (National Register Bulletin 16). Complete each item by marking "x" in the appropriate box or by entering the requested information. If an item does not apply to the property being documented, enter "N/A" for "not applicable." For functions, styles, materials, and areas of significance, enter only the categories and subcategories listed in the instructions. For additional space use continuation sheets (Form 10-900a). Type all entries. 1. Name of Property historic name DuPont Village Historic District other names/site number n/a

2. Location street & number Roughly bounded by Santa Cruz, Brandywine, DuPont, I I not for publication city, town DuPont and Penniman I_[vicinity state code 053 county Pierce code 053 zip code 98327

3. Classification Ownership of Property Category of Property Number of Resources within Property (See item 7) [~x| private I I building(s) Contributing Noncontributing fxl public-local [lei district 80 39 buildings I I public-State LJsite ____ sites I I public-Federal I I structure ____ structures I I object ____ objects 83 39 Total Name of related multiple property listing: Number of contributing resources previously n/a______listed in the National Register 0____ 4. State/Federal Agency Certification As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as a mended, I hereby certify that this H nomination 0 request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation stan dards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requin sments set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, thje property D2 meets LJ does not meet the National Register criteria. I_ I See continuation feheet. I rjLdtfrJ /'^ ~> )rlsls~~ ifeolsw Signature )f certi^ing official v~x Date -I ^ V Washin Jtoi/ State Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation State or Feoejpl agency and bureau

In my opinion, the property LJ meets LJdoes not meet the National Register criteria. 1_ 1 See continuation sheet.

Signature of commenting or other official Date

State or Federal agency and bureau

5. National Park Service Certification I, hereby, certify that this property is: entered in the National Register. I | See continuation sheet. CUdetermined eligible for the National Register. I I See continuation sheet. I I determined not eligible for the National Register. d] removed from the National Register. | | other, (explain:) ______

Signature of the Keeper Date of Action 6. Function or Use Historic Functions (enter categories from instructions) Current Functions (enter categories from instructions) Domestic: single dwelling______Domestic: single dwelling______

7. Description Architectural Classification Materials (enter categories from instructions) (enter categories from instructions) foundation concrete______Other: hipped roof vernacular______walls wood: weatherboard Other: side sable vernacular______Other: front gable vernacular______roof ____other; composition shingles Bungalow/Craftsman other —————————————————————————— Other: American Foursquare ——————————————————————————

Describe present and historic physical appearance. Introduction The DuPont Village Historic District is a 43 acre company town purchased, planned, and developed by E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company between 1906 and 1915. Established on a prairie that was once part of the historic Hudson's Bay Company outpost at , the district includes most of the residential community built by DuPont at the site, including the original street plan, workers 1 and managers 1 housing, company stores and warehouse, a community church, two playfields, and a public green. Although the integrity of individual structures varies from nearly original to substantially altered, the village as a whole retains its historic character and reflects both the broad plan and the specific building types characteristic of the -village during the years when it housed the employees of the nearby dynamite powder plant. Setting The village is located on Huggins Prairie and is surrounded by wetlands including Lake Sellars on the south, Edmond Marsh on the north, and Pond, Strickland, and Grant Lakes on the west. The site is about two miles east of the forested shores of Puget Sound and about one mile southeast of the DuPont manufacturing complex. Railroad tracks, running southeast to northwest, cut across the eastern border of the town and a multi-lane interstate highway runs just south of the village. Despite relative proximity to the Tacoma metropolitan area, the village is a dis­ crete, self-contained community, physically isolated from outside development and encir­ cled by wooded greenbelts (recently donated to the city by the Weyerhaeuser Company). Except for some new small scale commercial development at the eastern entry and some new housing concentrated on the western edge of the village (not included in the district boundaries), the village contains mostly the historic structures built in the early years of the century. Plan The DuPont Company imposed a rectangular gridiron street plan on the prairie, orient­ ed on a southeast-northwest axis. Nearly all the structures in town are sited on the four long southeast-northwest avenues which traverse the length of the village. These avenues include the main street (Barksdale), "Silk Stocking Row" (Brandywine), and the principle working class streets (Louviers and DuPont). The avenues are intersected by seven short cross streets running northeast to southwest. Alleys run parallel to the avenues between the rear lot lines. The district contains roughly 16 square blocks. The westernmost street in the village (Haskell) was developed after the period of significance and is not included in the district. The open space just outside the southwest corner of the district was the site of the historic hotel which no longer stands.

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Although the district includes a large, historic open green space (or square) at the eastern entry to the village, public landscaping is sparse and simple. The green is an informal, grass covered lawn that lacks ornamental landscaping. Instead, the district is characterized by densely developed residential blocks with small scale wood frame houses set on rectangular lots with grassy front lawns. The streets are bordered by concrete sidewalks lined with fir and oak trees and some historic light standards. Typical lots range in size from about 60 by 135 feet to about 100 by 150 feet with some variation according to the size of the house and its location on the plat. The alleys are lined with a variety of sheds and garages, many contemporary with the historic houses. House Types and Other Structures The 76 contributing residential structures in the village reflect the economic stratification of the community. All the houses are frame and reflect vernacular charac­ teristics of the bungalow and Craftsman period of the early 20th century, but the various standardized house types differ slightly in size, scale, setting, and style to reflect the relative status of the resident within the community and corporate hierarchy. The small­ est and most numerous house type is the one and one-half story hipped roof cottage, with recessed corner porch and small lawn, built for a majority of the workers. Variations on the plan include hipped roof cottages with slightly projecting porches. Managers had larger residences, including one and one-half story side gabled cottages with recessed front porches and two story front gable houses. The largest houses, howev­ er, were built for the superintendent and the assistant superintendent, located on land­ scaped lots at the eastern entry to town. The assistant's house is a two and one-half story frame structure with broad verandah and Craftsman-like detail and the Superinten­ dent's house—largest in the community—is a two and one-half story American Foursquare with dormers on all slopes of the massive hipped roof. Below are general descriptions of the various house types. Classifications of individual properties, with information regarding alterations, is included on the appended individual inventory forms. Hipped Roof Cottage; The predominate house type in the village (representing about 70 percent of the structures) is the one and one-half story hipped roof worker's cottage, located principally on DuPont, Louviers, and Barksdale Avenues. A simple rectangular structure, the prototypical example is faced with narrow gauge clapboard siding (or shingles) and cornerboards. The hipped roof rises to a ridge (running from front to rear) and has broadly extended eaves with exposed rafter tails. Beneath the sheltering eaves on the front facade is a recessed corner porch, supported by square posts grouped at the corners and surrounded by a low, closed railing with decorative piercing. The outside porch railing is flush with the enclosed bay on the other half of the front facade. The porch deck is approached by a short flight of steps. Generally, the houses rest on concrete foundations; some retain original shingle or vertical board skirting. Fenestration is disposed regularly across the facade and consists mostly of one-over-one double-hung wood sash windows with plain wood surrounds. A wood stringcourse molding runs across the facade at the window sill level and a broad board runs above the foundation. Although the cottage is only one full height story, the attic level has some livable space because of the central dormers which project from the front and rear slopes of the hipped roof. Typically, the roof of the front dormer is hipped, with overhanging eaves and exposed rafter tails. A rear dormer has an engaged gable roof with exposed NFS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018 (8-86) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

Section number ? Rage 3 rafter tails and vergeboards. Dormers are often lighted by paired single light casement windows. The walls of the dormers are sided with wood shingles. The rear of the house is extended by a shed roof kitchen addition and a brick chimney (with corbelled cap) or a metal stove pipe rises from the rear of the main roof. Current roofing materials include various types of asphalt or composition shingles. No original wood shingle roofs remain. Entry to the house is provided through a single leaf door with glazed upper panel set off the porch in the side wall of the front bay. The floor plan of the house includes a front parlor and dining room, sleeping quarters toward the rear and a rear kitchen. Original trim and millwork include simple wood surrounds, baseboards, and picture rails. The typical lot includes a few shrubs and bushes usually located near the house. Most houses are set back from the street to create a small front lawn. Well preserved examples include houses at 304 Louviers, 302 Barksdale, and 602 and 702 DuPont Avenues. Other contributing examples have lost integrity. Typical alterations include application of nonhistoric siding, removal of porch elements, and the replacement of wood sash windows. Variations on the Hipped Roof Cottage; Two distinct variations on the standard hipped roof cottage were built in the DuPont district. A few cottages shelter the re­ cessed corner porch beneath an engaged hipped porch roof which projects from the main roof. In these cases, the porch extends beyond the facade of the building, creating a more varied exterior appearance. (See, for example, 310 Louviers and 400 Louviers.) A second variation includes cottages where the corner porch is sheltered by an engaged gable roof with bungalow characteristics which projects from the main roof and dominates the facade. In these houses, the porch supports are square posts grouped at the corners and joined with interlocking horizontal ties. Knee braces support the overhanging porch roof and flared bargeboards trim the eaves. (See, for example, 404 Barksdale.) In other respects, these cottages are similar to the standard hipped roof type. Side Gable Cottage; A smaller number of houses in the district, located on Brandywine and Barksdale, are gable roof, frame cottages. The houses, which were home for lower management personnel, are one and one-half story structures with side gable roofs (that is, the roof ridge is parallel to the front facade of the structure), sided with clapboards or shingles. A house of this type is dominated by the massive overhanging roof slope on the front facade which shelters a recessed front porch. The overhang is support­ ed by large knee braces and the open eaves of the roof expose elongated rafter tails and are trimmed with broad bargeboards. The porch is bordered by a solid railing with decora­ tive piercing. A gable roof dormer projects from the center of the front slope of the roof, and a shed roof dormer projects from the rear slope. Many examples have shed roof additions on the rear. A central single leaf door with glazed panel provides entry to the house. The door is flanked by two one-over-one double-hung wood sash windows. The side elevations feature similar fenestration regularly spaced on both levels. Windows and doors across the facade are framed with simple wood surrounds and feature thin projecting hood moldings and projecting sills. The gable roof of the dormer has brackets, rafter tails and fascia, and is lighted by a double-hung wood sash window. A central brick chimney with corbelled cap rises from the center of the roof ridge. The interior plan of the house is more spacious than the one story hipped roof cottage and is based on a central hall plan with parlors on either side of the entry and sleeping rooms on the upper level. Generally, the side gable cottages rest on concrete foundations and are set on lawns with a few more shrubs or NFS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

Section number ? Rage 4 plantings than the hipped roof cottage. (Examples include 204, 300, 310, and 508 Barksdale.) Some examples have been resided, others have lost porch elements and others have had original wood sash windows replaced. Gable Front House; A larger standardized house type is the two story gable front house. Located on Brandywine, and sited on lots with trees as well as bushes and other landscaping, the houses are wood frame structures sided with clapboards. A front porch which projects from the facade spans the full width of the house and is sheltered by an engaged hipped roof. The porch is supported by narrow posts and elongated brackets with a decorative slotted railing. The eaves of the main roof are trimmed with bargeboards and supported by triangular brackets. Wood stringcourses articulate the sill and cornice of each story. Fenestration consists mostly of one-over-one double-hung wood sash windows arranged symmetrically across the building on both stories. Window surrounds have pro­ jecting hoods. A brick chimney rises against the outside wall and breaks through the extended eaves of the roof. Entry to the house is made through an offset single leaf wood door located on the front facade with a glazed upper panel. The interior plan features an entry hall, a front and rear parlor, and a rear kitchen with bedrooms on the second floor. (Examples include 202 and 210 Brandywine.) Both examples retain good integrity. Superintendent^ House and Assistant Superintendent's House; The largest and most stylish of the village houses were reserved for the chief administrative personnel. Located at the eastern entry to the village on large landscaped lots with trees, bushes, and expansive lawns, the houses stand apart from others in the village and sit on either side of the open green space. The Assistant Superintendent's House (101 Barksdale) is a two and one-half story wood frame structure with a front facing gable roof, clapboard siding, and Craftsman-like elements. The house is distinguished by the large overhanging gable roof supported by knee braces and trimmed with wide fascia boards. A verandah wraps around the front facade beneath an engaged hipped roof. The porch is supported by paired posts with interlocking brackets and the roof has open eaves with exposed rafter tails. Fenestration is varied and includes one-over-one double-hung wood sash and single light casement windows. Paired casement windows in the attic level and gabled dormers (with bracketed eaves and exposed rafter tails) create almost a full third story of living space. A brick chimney rises from the roof ridge. The original verandah is partially enclosed. Located just south of the public green, the Superintendent's House (100 Brandywine) is the largest residential structure in the village. The wood frame house is a two and one-half story American Foursquare with pyramidal hipped roof and shingle siding. The house has broadly extended, overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails. Engaged hipped roof dormers project from each slope of the massive roof. A front porch supported by paired posts and covered by a shed roof (which spans the facade) shelters the front entry. The front door, which is flanked by sidelights, is offset and a bay window projects on the other side of the facade. Fenestration across the house includes a variety of window shapes and sizes including paired one-over-one double-hung wood sash windows on the second story, tripartite windows on the first story, bands of three double-hung windows in the dormers, and Queen Anne windows. The windows are framed with wood surrounds with project­ ing hood moldings. Brick chimneys, with corbelled caps, rise from the hipped roof. Like the Assistant Superintendent's House, the property is surrounded by a front hedge and the lawn and garden are shaded by a variety of trees. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0018

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Bungalows; F&ve structures in the village were moved from the Camp Lewis site to the north and relocated in the village in 1917 when the Army was developing the camp property. The houses are one and one-half story frame bungalows sided with shingles and clapboards and ornamented with exposed rafter tails, knee braces, dormers, and other characteristics of the bungalow idiom. Two examples are bungalows with side gable roof forms with broadly extended eaves supported by knee braces and trimmed with vergeboards. The overhanging eaves shelter a recessed front porch. The porch is supported by unfluted Tuscan columns and is bordered with decorative railing. Windows are mostly one-over-one double-hung wood sash, except where replaced. A central gabled dormer is located on the center of the front slope of the gable roof. Another example of a side gabled bungalow is the house at 208 Barksdale, which has a shed-like extension on the front slope of the gable roof. The shed shelters the front porch and is supported by square pillars. The house has wood sash double-hung windows with multiple lights in the upper sash. A shed roof dormer projects from the center of the front slope of the gable roof, and overhanging eaves are supported by knee braces and trimmed with vergeboards. A fourth bungalow at 406 Barksdale has a front facing gable roof and a gable roof porch which dominates the front facade. The building is faced with shingles and has wood sash double-hung windows (except where replaced) and a gabled dormer. Nonresidential Structures; The £6ur nonresidential structures in the village are wood frame, gable roofed, wood sided buildings that reflect the residential scale and character of the surrounding houses. The butcher shop (now a historical museum) at 205 Barksdale is a one story gable front commercial building. The central recessed entry has panelled double doors flanked by two storefront bays with large plate glass windows and kickplates. The extended eaves of the roof are supported by knee braces and a shed canopy shelters the storefront. A nonhistoric rear wing accomodates a meeting hall. The former grocery store at 211 Barksdale has been modified into apartments but retains the massive front gable roof supported by knee braces. Fenestration consists of double-hung wood sash windows framed with wood surrounds and hood moldings. A cross gable projects from the rear of the main roof. The community church at 502 Barksdale is a front gable, shingled building with a central double door entry and paired one-over-one double-hung wood sash windows with transoms. The long and narrow building has false half-timbering in the front gable end (flat decorative boards laid over stucco) and a belfry at the gable peak. The lot slopes toward the rear where a fully raised basement provides an additional story lighted by paired double-hung windows. In addition to houses, stores, and a church, the district includes a variety of historic outbuildings, located mostly along the alleys between the avenues. Two basic types prevail: a wood frame, gable roof garage with weatherboard siding, exposed rafter tails, and double doors; and shed-roof storage structures with weatherboard siding, boxed eaves, and single leaf doors. The long rows of these structures along the alleys contribute significantly to the historic character of the district. Contributing outbuildings retain basic integrity of form and fabric (although some have been altered with the replacement of the original door); noncontributing outbuildings include structures built after the period of signifi­ cance and historic structures which have been significantly remodeled. The historic warehouse is located at 303 Barksdale (rear); the structure is a frame building with a false front ris­ ing above a gable roof, clapboard siding, sash windows, and good integrity. NFS Form 10-900-a OUB Approval No. 10244018 (M«) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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Classification of Buildings; The 80 contributing properties within the historic district retain general integrity of form, fenestration, roof shape, porch type, and exterior fabric. Within the group of contributing buildings, however, many structures have suffered some small scale alterations or loss of fabric. The changes range from the universal (re-roofing) to less common, including the replacement or removal of porch railings or steps, the replacement of some window sash, or the introduction of nonhistoric siding. But in all cases, contributing buildings still clearly reflect the characteristic elements of the building type including massing, roof shape, pattern of f enestration, and most original fabric. Noncontributing properties do not retain general integrity of form, f enestration, or fabric. Properties within this group include buildings that have suffered wholesale alterations to windows, porch, or roof shape so that the property no longer maintains the distinguishing characteristics of its type. (Interestingly, many older "noncontributing" houses still reflect the general massing, scale, and setting of the historic hoouse types and do not, therefore, seriously detract from the overall cohesion or character of the district.) Noncontributing properties also include nonhistoric open spaces and a few buildings built after the period of significance.

Number of Resources within property

Contributing Noncontributing

80 39 buildings (houses, church, store, warehouse) 66 47 ancillary structures (sheds and garages)* 3 0 sites (open space)

149 86 TOTAL

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The following is a list of properties within the DuPont Village Historic District, identi­ fied by street address and classified according to status (contributing or noncontributing) and building type. For description of general building types, see nomination text; for description of individual properties (including sheds and garages), see survey/inventory forms and photographs. Property Status Building Type Brand ywine: 100 Brandywine contributing superintendent's house 180 Brandywine noncontributing nonhistoric house 201 Brandywine contributing side gable cottage 202 Brandywine contributing front gable house 205 Brandywine contributing hipped roof cottage 206 Brandywine noncontributing hipped roof cottage 207 Brand ywine contributing side gable cottage 209 Brandywine noncontributing hipped roof cottage 210 Brandywine contributing front gable house 211 Brandywine contributing side gable cottage 303 Brandywine contributing side gable cottage 305 Brandywine contributing hipped roof cottage 307 Brandywine contributing side gable cottage 309 Brandywine contributing hipped roof cottage 311 Brandywine contributing side gable cottage 401 Brandywine contributing hipped roof cottage Barksdale: 100 Barksdale contributing village green 101 Barksdale contributing assistant superintendent's house 200 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage c. 201 Barksdale contributing park grounds 202 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 204 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 205 Barksdale contributing butcher shop 206 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 208 Barksdale contributing Camp Lewis bungalow 210 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 211 Barksdale contributing grocery store 300 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 302 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage NFS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018

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303 Barksdale noncontributing nonhistoric apartments 303 Barksdale (rear) contributing warehouse 305 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 306 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 309 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 310 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 311 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 400 Barksdale noncontributing hipped roof cottage 401 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 402 Barksdale noncontributing side gable cottage 403 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 404 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 406 Barksdale contributing Camp Lewis bungalow 407 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 408 Barksdale noncontributing hipped roof cottage 410 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 411 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 501 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 502 Barksdale contributing community church 503 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 505 Barksdale noncontributing hipped roof cottage 507 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 508 Barksdale contributing side gable cottage 509 Barksdale contributing hipped roof cottage 511 Barksdale noncontributing hipped roof cottage Louviers: 300 Louviers noncontributing nonhistoric apartment 304 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 306 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 308 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 310 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 400 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 401 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 402 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 403 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 404 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 405 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 406 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 407 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 408 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 409 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 410 Louviers contributing side gable cottage NFS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244)018

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411 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 500 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 501 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 502 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 503 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 504 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 505 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 506 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 507 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 508 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 509 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 510 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 511 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 600 Louviers noncontribut ing hipped roof cottage 602 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 603 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 604 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 605 Louviers noncontributing nonhistoric house c. 606-610 Louviers contributing playground 607 Louviers noncontributing nonhistoric house 609 Louviers noncontributing nonhistoric house 611 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 700 Louviers contributing Camp Lewis bungalow 701 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 703 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage 704 Louviers contributing Camp Lewis bungalow 705 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 707 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 709 Louviers contributing hipped roof cottage 711 Louviers noncontributing hipped roof cottage DuPont: 406 DuPont noncontributing nonhistoric house 408 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 410 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 500 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage 502 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage 504 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 506 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage 510 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 600 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018 (MB) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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602 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 604 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 608 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 610 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage 700 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 702 DuPont contributing hipped roof cottage 704 DuPont noncontributing hipped roof cottage 708 DuPont contributing bungalow 712 DuPont noncontributing nonhistoric house Penniman: 701 Penniman noncontributing Camp Lewis bungalow 705 Penniman contributing hipped roof cottage 8. Statement of Significance Certifying official has considered the significance of this property in relation to other properties: I I nationally [xl statewide I I locally

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Areas of Significance (enter categories from instructions) Period of Significance Significant Dates Industry______1906 - 1937______n/a_____ Community Planning and Development ______

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Significant Person Architect/Builder n/a______E.I. DuPont de Nemours Company

State significance of property, and justify criteria, criteria considerations, and areas and periods of significance noted above. The DuPont Village Historic District is a well preserved company town significantly associated with the industrial history of western Washington. Owned, planned and con­ structed by E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company between 1906 and 1915, the village was one of the largest manufacturing company town in the state and today is the only remaining intact company town of 11 which once dominated the industrial economy of rural Pierce County. The district, which includes most of the residential community built near the company's dynamite powder works, reflects the expansion of DuPont into the Pacific North­ west following a corporate reorganization led by Pierre DuPont in 1903- From its incep­ tion until 1976, the facility (and the associated village) played a pivotal role in the explosives industry, serving an international clientele that ranged from American rail­ roads to the Panama canal to the Russian government. Although the mill complex itself is being demolished, the village has undergone little expansion or change since 1918 and strongly conveys its role as the company town for the giant DuPont works. Today, the district is among the best preserved examples of a company town in Washington State. Historical Context; European settlement in the DuPont area dates to 1833 when the Hudson's Bay Company constructed Fort Nisqually near the present site of the village. This fur trading and agricultural establishment was the center for the Company's activi­ ties in the Puget Sound territory. Hudson's Bay retained ownership of the land until 1869 when its holdings were purchased by the United States government and the area was opened for American settlement. When America took control of the area, Edward Huggins, the last factor at Fort Nisqually, entered a preemption land claim of 160 acres which included the main fort structures and the best surrounding land. Later purchases extended his farm to 1,000 acres. It was this property which E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company purchased in 1906. Acquisition of land and development of a dynamite plant in Washington State corre­ sponded to a reorganization of the DuPont Company undertaken by Pierre DuPont in 1903- The corporate restructuring transformed a regional, family-owned concern into a national corporation with plants across the country strategically located near lucrative markets and major transportation systems. To facilitate the operation of these far-flung plants, the corporation built company-owned towns at the mill sites. The DuPont Company quickly identified the Pacific Northwest as a attractive area, suitable for both a plant and a town. According to company reports, the region provided a strong market for the company's explosive powders. Mining operations in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, large-scale railroad construction in Washington, Oregon, and

[x"| See continuation sheet 9. Major Bibliographical References Bonney, William Pierce. History of Pierce County, Chicago, 1927- Chandler, Alfred D., Jr., and Stephen Salsbury. Pierre S. DuPont and the Making of the Modern Corporation t New York: Harper and Row, 1971. City of DuPont. Mayor f s Newsletter, DuPont: November 1, 1986. DuPont Historical Museum. Miscellaneous historical data, 207 Barksdale, DuPont. Munyan, May G. DuPont - The Story of a Company Town, Puyallup, 1972. Stratton, David H., and Glen W. Lindeman. Survey of Historical Resources at the DuPont Site, Vol. II of Cultural Resources Survey - DuPont Site, n.p.: National Heritage, Inc., August 1, 1977• Tacoma News Tribune. June 3, 1929; November 11, 1953; May 15, 1955; March 31, 1957; July 9, 1961.

I I See continuation sheet Previous documentation on file (NFS): I I preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67) Primary location of additional data: has been requested I I State historic preservation office I I previously listed in the National Register Other State agency I I previously determined eligible by the National Register Federal agency O designated a National Historic Landmark x Local government I I recorded by Historic American Buildings I University Survey # ______D Other I I recorded by Historic American Engineering Specify repository: Record # Pierce County Planning Division DuPont Historical Museum 10. Geographical Data Acreage of property 43 acres

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U.S.G.S. Quad: Nlsqually, WA (7.5) ee continuation sheet Quad Scale: 1:24,000______Verbal Boundary Description Beginning at the northwest corner of Block A at Haskell Street and DuPont Avenue, the DuPont Village Historic District boundary goes southeast on DuPont Avenue to its termina­ tion at Block D. At that point it continues south onto Repauno Street to the intersection of Repauno and Louviers, where it continues southeast to the eastern edge of Block L. The line turns southwest along the edge of Blocks L and M to the southwestern [x"l See continuation sheet

Boundary Justification The boundary of the DuPont Village Historic District was determined by evaluating the concentration of contributing and noncontributing properties within the historic Town of DuPont plat as originally laid out by the company. All properties excluded are buildings constructed in more recent times which were not part of the original company design. These predominate along the western edge of the district in Block 0 (along Haskell ' x ' >ee continuation sheet

11. Form Prepared By name/title ___ Caroline Gallacci and Leonard Garfield (OAHP) organization __ Pierce County Planning Division . date ______May 1987 street & number 2401 South 35th Street, Room 2 . telephone 206/591-7172 city or town __ Tacoma state WA zip code 98409 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018 (M6) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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California, and growing urban centers in the West which required major excavations for buildings, water mains, and the like, all offered important opportunities for the compa­ ny. To capitalize on that market, the Executive Committee of the DuPont Company appropri­ ated $115,000 in April 1906 to acquire land for a dynamite plant in Washington State even though detailed construction plans had not been formulated. Locally available records do not indicate the reasons behind the selection of the old Fort Nisqually property, but the presence of established roads, access to Puget Sound shipping lanes, and convenient transcontinental rail lines were a factor in the decision. The Panic of 1907 slowed initial development and for several years the DuPont Execu­ tive Committee debated the desirability of continuing construction of the powder plant. But the company was committed to long range expansion and was particularly interested in committing resources to the production of dynamite. Finally, in 1908, the Executive Committee formally gave high priority to building dynamite plants in the American West. The completion of the DuPont mill was an important milestone in the company's fulfillment of that strategy. When completed, the DuPont facility was a major manufacturer of dynamite powder for the western United States. The company's blasting powder was used for building railroads, highways, mines, and urban infrastructure. But the plant served more than a regional market. Almost immediately, the facility had an international clientele and its dock facilities permitted international shipping. For example, explosives were provided for the construction of the Panama Canal; DuPont products manufactured elsewhere were shipped from this plant to international markets. Blasting gelatin manufactured in Colorado, for example, was shipped to the Russian government by way of DuPont in 1915 and 1916. The plant played an important role during both World Wars as well. Powder manufacturing continued at the site until 1976 when the plant was sold to the Weyerhaeuser Company. In addition to its national importance, the DuPont works was an important part of the industrial economy of Pierce County and was the sole manufacturing company town in the area. Other company towns in Pierce County were associated with either logging or coal mining and the companies originally associated with most of these towns never achieved the national and international stature of DuPont. History of the village: While the powder plant and the town of DuPont were under construction, workers lived in makeshift housing at the Fort Nisqually site located approximately a mile northwest from the final village. Permanent village housing was constructed in several phases beginning with 58 houses, including those for the superin­ tendent and assistant superintendent, built in 1909* Six more houses were constructed in 1912, another six in 1915, and 33 in 1916. In 1917, seven houses were purchased from Camp

Alfred D. Chandler, Jr., and Stephen Salsbury, Pierre S. DuPont and the Making of the Modern Corporation (New York: Harper and Row, 1971)» ?• 207. 2,

Ibid., p. 255. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 (Me) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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Lewis (where they had been condemned to make way for the military reservation) and were moved into the village. In addition to the housing, two stores, a butcher shop (later the town hall and now the local museum), a club house, hotel, playground and church were constructed by 1917- Of these latter buildings, the church and butcher shop remain relatively unaltered and one store remains in modified condition. Current research has not identified the persons directly responsible for the design of the structures or the layout of the town. But the company obviously employed a few standardized, vernacular frame building plans and the village was laid out on a simple rectangular gridiron, oriented along several southeast to northwest streets. The village was located at the intersection of the Northern Pacific rail line and the historic Huggins-Greig Road and laid out parallel to the road (now Barksdale Avenue, in part). According to the major history of DuPont, na Tacoma landscape designer commenced laying out the streets, and established lawns and plantings." DuPont hoped to create a "model town" and left as many of the large firs and oaks as possible but, in general, landscaping was simple and sparse. Open spaces were limited to a simple green at the eastern entry and two playfields. Keenly aware of its own corporate history, DuPont officials named the village streets after individuals significant in the company or after powder companies that had been subsumed by the corporation. For example, Santa Cruz was a DuPont plant in California, Forcite was a pioneering dynamite plant; Brandywine was the first plant started in 1802 on Brandywine Creek near Wilmington, Delaware; the Repauno Chemical Company was one of the first dynamite plants in the United States; Hamilton Barksdale was a member of the Execu­ tive Committee which selected the DuPont site; the Hercules Powder Company was a DuPont subsidiary; Hopewell was a gun cotton plant in Virginia; Louviers was a dynamite plant in Colorado; DuPont was the company name; Russell S. Penniman was manager of West Coast operations prior to 1904; and J. Armory Haskell was a member of the Executive Committee which selected the DuPont site. House types within the community reflected the organizational hierarchy at the plant and differences in size, scale, setting, and style reflected the relative importance of the resident. Most of the housing in the village, built for laborers at the plant, consisted of small scale one story hipped roof cottages with recessed corner entry porch­ es, small lots, and few landscaping amenities. Slightly larger houses built according to the same plan included projecting rather than receding corner porches. Somewhat larger housing was reserved for the lower managerial personnel and included one and one half story, side gable cottages with full-width front porches and large central dormers. Two full two story frame houses with broad front porches were located on Brandywine (the so-called "Silk Stocking Row") for middle management. But the largest housing, located at the spacious entry to the community, was built for the superintendent and the assistant superintendent. The latter house was a two and one-half story front gable structure with a verandah and Craftsman-like elements. The former was a two and one-half story American Four Square with multiple dormers, a verandah and a well landscaped front lawn that overlooked the public green.

May G. Munyan, DuPont - The Story of a Company Town (Puyallup, 1972), p. 63. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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The plan of the town and its structures was similar to other DuPont company towns, but according to one industry study published in 1927, "The town of DuPont, Washington, is one of the most picturesque of all plant villages erected by DuPont.n Part of the charm, however, was the strict uniformity of design and that standardization was not pleasing to everyone. In the opinion of another observer in the 1920's, DuPont houses were "neat, but lacked the pretty individualism that graces private homes." The nonresidential struc­ tures in town did not offer much relief. The company stores and church were small scale frame structures which reflected the residential character and employed the same materi­ als, roof line, and details as the houses. Until 1951> the residents of DuPont lived their lives within an unincorporated community governed by the requirements of work at the powder plant. But that year the company informed town residents that it had decided to sell the workers' houses. This decision conformed to a policy carried out elsewhere. "The village was established," a letter to town residents explained, "to provide housing near the plant at a time when adequate transportation was not available to more distant residential areas. Due to the expansion of other residential areas, advancement in transportation, and the fact that the village accommodates only a percentage of those currently employed at DuPont. Works, the company feels the original reasons for operating the village has disappeared." Houses were offered to current tenants, and in April 1951, the town was incorporated as a municipality. Even so, most residents continued to work at the powder plant. The economic status quo continued until 1976, when the plant closed and the mill buildings and company lands were sold to Weyerhaeuser Company. Weyerhaeuser dedicated to the City of DuPont a greenbelt surrounding the northeast and northwest edges of the original village plat which is designed "to protect the village from the impacts of development on other Weyerhaeuser owned property in the city." This development activity has included the demolition of those properties which one were a part of the historic powder works one mile from the village. As a result of the demolition of the plant, the DuPont Village Historic District represents the only group of buildings remaining from approximately 1909 until 1976 when the DuPont Company was an active manufacturing entity at the site. Moreover, the village is the best surviving example of the several companies towns which dotted the rural Pierce County landscape in the early 20th century. At the turn of the century a considerable number of company towns were established, primarily as adjuncts to lumber and mining industries. These included McKenna (lumber), Lower Burnett (coal), Burnett (coal), Carbonado (coal), Wilkeson (coal), Fairfax (coal), Montezuma (coal), Manley-Moore (also called Upper Fairfax, lumber) Melmont (coal), and

5 David H. Stratton and Glen W. Lindeman, Survey of Historical Resources at the DuPont Site, Vol. II of Cultural Resources Survey - DuPont Site (n.p.: National Heritage, Inc., August 1, 1977), p. 14. 6Ibid., pp. 16-17- 'City of DuPont, Mayor's Newsletter. (DuPont: November 1, 1986). NPS Form lO-OJO-a OMB Appnval No. 1024-0010 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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Clay City (brick). In addition to DuPont, these company towns were the cornerstones for major economic activity, and therefore of importance to the settlement of the county. Of all of these company towns, however, only the DuPont Village remains intact as a complete entity. Six of those listed above are potential historic archaeological sites. The housing within the remaining four has been severely compromised through alterations and intervening new construction. The integrity of the DuPont district is well preserved despite modifications to individual structures. Some historic buildings (including the hotel) have been demolished and a few nonhistoric structures have been introduced, but for the most part the housing stock and street plan reflect the original intentions of the builders. Outside the boundaries of the district, new commercial development along Barksdale has visually severed the district from the village school located closer to the highway and new housing on the western edge of the town does not contribute to the historic character of the original village. Archaeologists continue to evaluate the archaeological potential of the adjacent historic Fort Nisqually site (outside district boundaries). NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0010

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Verbal Boundary Description (continued): termination of Block M where it turns northwest to Forcite Street, then northeast for one block to Brandywine Avenue. From that point it follows in a northwesterly direction Brandywine and the southwestern property lines of Block N to the intersection of Barksdale Avenue and Hopewell Street. The line continues northeast on Hopewell to the southwestern property lines of lots three through eight (inclusive) of Block E where it turns northwest to Penniman Street. At that point it turns southwest along Penniman to the southwestern edge of Lot 6, Block 0 where it turns to the northwest following the property line of Lot 6 to its end and turns to the northeast following the edges of Lots 5 and 3 of Block 0 to Louviers Street. At that point it turns northwest to Haskell Street and then northeast to DuPont Avenue and the place of beginning.

Boundary Justification (continued): Street). The northeastern and southwestern boundaries reflect the geographic limits of the town with a natural buffer on the other side of the boundaries. The southeastern boundary separates the historic village from newer construction which includes an apart­ ment complex, grocery store and service station. NPS Form 104004 OMB Approval No. 10244018 (8-86) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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UTM References continued:

E. 10/527840/5216020 F. 10/527930/5216150 G. 10/528270/5215920 NPS Form 10-9004 OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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Photographic Representation: The following photographs include views of each individual structure in the district (excluding garages and sheds) as well as representative streetscape and boundary views. Photographs were taken in two phases: in 1980, when most of the buildings were surveyed by Caroline Gallacci, Pierce County Preservation Planner, and again in 1987, when Gallacci and Leonard Garfield (OAHP) re-photographed buildings (including all noncontributing houses) and photographed streetscape and boundary views. Each 1980 photograph was care­ fully reviewed in the field in the spring of 198? to insure that all the submitted photo­ graphs accurately reflect the present condition and character of the depicted resources. Sreetscape and boundary photographs are numbered and keyed to a map. Photographs of individual structures are identified according to street address. The following information pertains to all photographs: Name of district: DuPont Village Historic District City, County and State: DuPont, Pierce County, Washington Location of negative: State Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Individual addresses, name of photographer, date of photograph, and description of view are indicated below. Streetscape Photographs; No. Streetscape Photographer, Date View 01 Barksdale Ave. Garfield, 5/8? looking SE across entry to district village green 02 Barksdale Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking N toward 200 block 205 Barksdale 03 Barksdale Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking NW toward 200 block 200-204 Barksdale 04 208-204 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking SW 05 300-302 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking NW 06 407-411 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking NE 07 501-505 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking N 08 511-503 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking E 09 205-211 Brandywine Garfield, 5/87 looking NE NPS Form 10-900-a OM8 Approval No. 1024-0018 (we) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

10 307-311 Brand ywine Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking N 11 510-500 DuPont Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking S 12 410-406 Louviers Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking SW

13 410 Louviers at Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking SW Hercules

14 511-507 Louviers Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking SE

15 Louviers and Penniman Gar fie Id , 5/87 looking W from 700 Louviers to 505 Penniman 16 Alley between Barks- Garfield, 5/87 looking SE dale and Louviers, 500 block 17 Alley between Du- Garfield, 5/87 looking SE Pont and Louviers, at Penniman 18 Alley between Lou- Garfield, 5/87 looking N viers and Barksdale, at Hopewell 19 Garages and sheds, Garfield, 5/87 looking NE c. 400 Louviers Boundary Photographs; 20 Haskell Street Garfield, 5/87 looking SW at Louviers outside district 21 DuPont Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking NE 600-700 block

22 Louviers at Garfield, 5/87 looking NE Forcite

23 Barksdale Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking S looking out of district

24 Barksdale Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking SW looking at apts NFS Form 10400-a 0MB Approval No. 10244018

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outside district 25 Barksdale and Garfield, 5/87 looking NW Hopewell,looking outside district 26 Haskell, looking Garfield, 5/87 looking NE toward DuPont 27 Brandywine Ave. Garfield, 5/87 looking NW looking NW Structure Photographs: Structure (Address) Photographer, Date View Brandywine Avenue: 100 Brandywine Garfield , 5/87 looking S 180 Brand ywine Garfield , 5/87 looking SW 201 Brandywine Gallacci , 2/80 looking NE 202 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 205 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 206 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 207 Brandywine Gallacci , 2/80 looking NE 209 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 210 Brand ywine Gallacci , 2/80 looking SW 211 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 301 Brandywine Garfield , 5/87 looking NE 303 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 305 Brandywine Gallacci , 2/80 looking NE 307 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 309 Brandywine Gallacci , 2/80 looking NE 311 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 401 Brandywine Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE Barksdale Avenue; 101 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking N 200 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking N c.201 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE 202 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 204 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking W NFS Form 104004 OM8 Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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205 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NE 206 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking W 208 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 210 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 211 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking N 300 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking W 302 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking W 303 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking N 303 Barksdale (rear) Gallacci, 5/87 looking N 305 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 306 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 309 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 310 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 311 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NE 400 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 401 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 402 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 403 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 404 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 406 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 407 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 408 Barksdale Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 410 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking W 411 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 501 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 502 Barksdale Garfield, 5/87 looking SW 502 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 503 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking N 505 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NE 507 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NW 508 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 509 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NW 511 Barksdale Gallacci, 4/80 looking NE Louviers Avenue: 300 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking NW 304 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 306 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 308 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 310 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking S 400 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 401 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE NFS Form 10-000-a OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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402 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 403 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE 404 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 405 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 406 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 407 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 408 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 409 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE 410 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 411 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 500 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking SW 501 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking E 502 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 503 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 504 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking SE 505 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 506 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 507 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 508 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking S 509 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 510 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 511 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 600 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking SW 601 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking N 602 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 603 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE 604 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 605 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking NE 607-609 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking NE c. 606-6 10 Louviers Garfield, 5/87 looking W 611 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking N 700 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 701 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking NE 703 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE 704 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 705 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking N 707 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking N 709 Louviers Gallacci, 2/80 looking N 711 Louviers Gallacci, 5/87 looking NE DuPont Avenue: 406 DuPont Garfield, 5/87 looking W 408 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Approval No. 10244018

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410 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 500 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 502 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking W 504 DuPont Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 506 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking S 510 DuPont Gallacci, 5/80 looking SW 600 DuPont Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 602 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 604 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 608 DuPont Gallacci, 5/80 looking SW 610 DuPont Gallacci, 5/80 looking W 700 DuPont Gallacci, 5/80 looking SW 702 DuPont Gallacci, 4/80 looking SW 704 DuPont Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 708 DuPont Gallacci, 5/87 looking SW 712 DuPont Garfield, 5/87 looking SW Penniman Street; 701 Penniman Gallacci, 5/87 looking W 705 Penniman Gallacci, 2/80 looking W DUPONT

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DuPOSTT VILLAGE HISTORIC DISTRICT DuPont, Pierce Co., Washington contributing building A noncontributing building O contributing shed or garage • noncontributing shed or garage district boundary State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.______OAHPNo.______Date Recorded May, 1Q8? LOCATION SECTION site Name Hi-mri* Village green Address c - Barksdale Common______City/Town/County/Zip Code DuPont, Pierce CO. , VIA______Field Recorder____GallaCCJ_____ Twp 19 Range 01 Section 36 % Section___ % % Section___ Owner's "*""> City of DuPont Tax No. / Parcel No.______Acreage leSS than One Address______PO Box 159 Quadrangle or map name . NlSCJua.J.Xy______City / State /Zip Code DllPont , WA UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 52833Q______Northing 5215510 Plat /Block / Lot Rlock.M, Village of DiiPont______Status Supplemental Map(s) LT' Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. No. G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible SE View of G Determined Not Eligible 1987 Q Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date G Local Designation

Classification [ffDistrict G Site G Building G Structure D Object District Status^ GNR QSR G LR Contributing LT Non-Contributing Q .... District /Thematic Nomination Name DuPont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable D Hip D Flat D Pyramidal G Monitor Q Other (specify) Plan G Gambrel D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding O Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile G Board and Batten n Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block Q Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured G Queen Anne Q Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick CD Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style PI Other (specify) PI Nnt uisihle G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) , t _,,.,_ _, _, t G Chicago/Commercial Style G Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... Q G G G Changes to original cladding ...... G G Q G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... Q LJ G G G Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) ______G G G Q G Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped —i Other (specify) [ ] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts El Entertainment/Recreation H] Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation XX Community Planning/Development CX Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance c. 1909 Date of Construction——— Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co., D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places •&r In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The Village Green is an open rectangular parcel of land located at the eastern entry to the village. The lot is not landscaped in a distinctive way, but is historically associated with the original plat of the village.

Major Bibliographic References See nomination, item 9,

DCD10/86 1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field siteNo._VzM_ OAHPNO._____ n«t, p^nrri^ Mav 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION site Name Historic Assistant Superintendent's House______Address 101 Barksdale Common. , NA 98327 Pierce County FieldR-rnrriar Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range_lE Section 36 y4 Sectior Section_M£_ owner's**m* John and Ruth Ifrati Tax No. /Parcel Mn 3575QQ-107--Q under one acre Address P.O. BOX 1______Quadrangle or map nama Nl SO,Ud 1 City/state/ziprvw<« Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_KL_ Fasting 528410 Northing 5215590 piat/Block/Lot Block L. Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l":10Q') £3 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn.PC-25-ld______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) June 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification {^District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status LlNR DSR D LR E$NV contributing^ Non-Contributing n contnbuting/non-contnbuting garages

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types 55 Gable D Hip Rawing TyP« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No. of $t<"ias 2$ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle O Log D Wood Shake >5 Horizontal Wood Siding JX Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile n Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival O Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate E$ Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone "S3 Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style fl Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style LJ International Style f~l Other (specify) — n Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact ight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... n D D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D £ D "nD Changes to original cladding ...... D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior * n n D Gable front n Cross gable Other (specify) n n D Gable front and wing L~] Pyramidal /Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Theme* (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IX Community Planning / Development B$ Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(«) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction 1909 Architect / Engineer / Builder DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places BS In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The assistant superintendent's house is described in the National Register nomination, item 7

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9

or.n '0 86 i?09- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V"53 QAHP No. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 200 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County____ FieldReader Caroline Gallacci Twp 19NRange IE Section36_ % Section NW %% SectionNW_ owner's "a™ Gordon Ehuan TaxNo./ParceiNO.35750^101^0______Acreageimder one acre 15403 Bowman Milton Road Quadrangle or map name Nl SC|Ua I IV aty/state/zipr.ori* Puyallup. WA 98372 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528300 Northing 5215600 piat/Block/Lot Lot 11. Block J, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (T'llOO 1 ) $3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-152-lla———— D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) O Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible viewof facade/east elevation (view W) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) n«te April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification S District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status DNR D SR Q LR fiflNV Non-Contributing n non-contributi ng garage aye iiiouui ic, LM3UI iwi, DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types £g Gable D Hip Ruining Type domesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal PI™ rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) |_| Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories ],$ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake j

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture U Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering EH Commerce ID Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine n Transportation X Community Planning/Development K Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction Architect / Engineer / Builder d In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 5\ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 200 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage which has been altered through the introduction of nonhistoric siding, alteration of dormer window, and addition of iron porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 Field Site No._Vr56

Classification ^.District G Site G Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR QLR "gJlNV Contributing O Non-Contributing G HO OUtbUlldinQS • • •••a" — •••---Hist.nHr.— —• — ••••-"• • •* - —————————

DEi&RIPTION SECTION Roof Type %)/(\ Materials A Features/Structural Types G Gable G Hip Building Type Public park ——————— G Flat G Pyramidal D Monitor G Other (specify) pian triangular/rectangular LJ f5«mhr«l <%triir.turpl ftyatam fl/3 ————— DShed Mo of Stories n/a Roof Material W/|^ (Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) ty fa G Wood Shingle HLog G Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding G Composition D Rustic /Drop G Slate D Clapboard G Tar /Built-Up II Wood Shingle GTile H Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles / Forms (check one or more of the following) ^ / ft D Vertical Board G Other («p*n''y) D Asbestos /Asphalt GPI Greekfiroab RevivalRnuiuAi d Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible H Brick G Gothic Revival Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation V)/f\ G Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts H Stucco G Second Empire Q Bungalow G Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style G Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style D ArtDeco/ArtModerne Q Stone G Poured I] Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne D Rustic Style ~~1 MAtal (aparily) G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style D International Style 1 Other (sn«rif y> G Not visible G Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [J Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style G Residential Vernacular (see below) IA Intact Slight Moderate Extensive 13 American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan..... Tf/.V...... D a a a G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D a a G « Changes to original cladding ...... D a a n Vernacular House Types ^ I ] Changes to interior ...... D a n n D QaiWe front G Cross gabie Other (specify) ———————————————-—— CH a a a G Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCO 10/86 G Side gable NARRATIVE SECT8ON

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine O Transportation QO Community Planning / Development C5( Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction_____ C. 1909" 1916 Architect /Engineer /Builder DtlPoflt Q In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places QJ] In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This lot 1s a vacant piece of land adjacent to the DuRont Mueseum which has been converted to a park by the city. The pacel Includes a part of the narrow guage railroad which once ran from the town to the plant.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register form, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._Vr54_ QAHPNo.____ n.». R~.nrH«H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 202 Barksdale r.—on Company House city /Town /county /zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County ____ Field Rector Caroline Gallaccl Section_36- % Section NW SectionJ4W_ owner'sM»™ Nina B. Qgren Tax NO. /Parcel NO 3575QQ-1QQ-Q Arr«agc under one ar.re Address. 202 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name NlSCjUally City/State/Zip r.nHQ DllPOnt. WA 98327 UTM References Zone__lD_ Easting 528300_____ Northing. piat/Block/Lot Lot 10, Block J„ Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (I": 100') &[ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin G-152-12a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viAwnffacade/east elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date __Apjril_!98Q______D Local Designation

Classification JS3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR DSR D LR MNV contributing 0 Non-contributing a contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Mam* . . . . _ ^ _ ..._._. .._, _.__.._.

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types Q Gable -S^Hip Building Type domeStlC rPSldpnrP D Flat G Pyramidal pian rectangle n Monitor Q 0 ther (specify) structural Systemwood frame |_J Gambrel D Shed No ofStnrifta \^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle Q Log G Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding Si Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate D Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up SI Wood Shingle GTile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board Q Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick G Gothic Revival O Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Q Stone G Queen Anne Q Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick Q Other (specify) Q Shingle Style G International Style G Other (.specify) G Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style •St Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact G American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... Changes to original cladding Vernacular House Types Changes to interior , G G Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) ftoffsh IT#4 ( G G Gable front and wing £^ Pyramidal / Hipped i—1 Other (specify) G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Q Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation [J Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation US Community Planning/Development JSB Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance HD-f-P IQAQ ioic UUHOHt 10. Date of Construction C. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IS. In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 202 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which retains most of its original fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 FieMSiteNn V-55 OAHPNO.______May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 204 Barksdalp Company City/Town/County/Zip Code Dtipnnt, WA Qft3?7 Piprrp County______Field Recorder Carol inp Gallarri Twp.lSN RangeJJL Section_3fi_ '/4 SectionML_ V4 % Section_NW_ Owner's Name Mirhapl P. Marsh Tax No./Parcel No. 3575flO-DQQ-n______Acreage yndpr nnp arrp Address_____P.O. Rnx ?ft5 Quadrangle or map name NlSCjUal ly______City/State/Zip r.ode Tarnma WA Qft/144 UTM References Zone_LQ_ Easting _528280_____ Northing Piat/mock/lot Int. Q, Rlnrk .1, Town nf Dupnnt:______Status SupplementalMap(s) City nf Duprmt nffi'r.ial plat. (T'rTDn 1 ) 81 Survey / Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-15?-13fl D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vie*,of far.adp/past plpvat.inn (view W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) nate April 1QftD______D Local Designation

Classification JXl District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR JX[lNV contributing)CX Non-Contributing n contributing garage i i a*je — ilia UWM— rt= — u i 3 ui — i-fe-b ——————————

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types X Gable D Hip Building Type domestic r6SldPnC6 D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectqngle O Monitor D Other (specify) [J Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No. of Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 53 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up M Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier J^f Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) f] Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) Fl Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) n Chicago/Commercial Style -BsT Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare d Other (specify) Changes to plan...... Jlitl D D D Q Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... 8 D D n Changes to original cladding ...... 3? D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D n D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______CD D D n Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped r—j Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation [U Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture LJ Education n Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment /Recreation Cl Science & Engineering IH Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) G Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation Community Planning /Development IX Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction____~.C. —-~lyUy-iyiO —-- Architect/Engineer/Builder______Architect/Engineer/Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places lX In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local). This house was built especially for the company doctor with the standard floor plan revised to accomodate his practice.

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 204 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage which has retained most of its original features

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 PielrfSiteMoV-56 OAHP No.______May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION site Name Historic DuPont Butcher Shop Address 205 Barksdale City/Town/County/Zip Code DUPOnt, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder. Caroline Gallacci Twp._19N Range IE Section_36_ y4 Section! '/4 Sarti Owner's Name_ City of Dupont Tax No./ParcelMn 35750Q-103-Q under one acre Address___ P.O. Box 159 Quadrangle or map name "1 SQUa I l city/state/zipr.ort* Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone_iQ_ Easting _528300 Northing 5215660 2\ Block K, Town of Dupont______Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";100') EH Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No._RC=2£=4_ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible viewof facade (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) u 1 _____ D Local Designation

Classification 13 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR K[h\IV . Contributing &X Non-Contributing D HO Outbuildings

DESCIRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Mliterials & Features /Structural Types & Gable D Hip Bu HrfingType retail hu 11 ding D Flat D Pyramidal PI an rectangle Q Monitor CH Other (specify) [J Ramhrel St mctiiral System WOOd frame ...... QShed Nc . of Stories 1 Roof Material Cl adding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding J^Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up * Wood Shingle DTile Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) Vertical Board PI Other (specify) Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean nnnnnnnnnte D Not visible Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style O Art Deco/ Art Moderne Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone jfcfpoured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style Metal (specify) D Brick PI Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style Other (specify) PI Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical ES Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) O Chicago/Commercial Style J£f Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... D n D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D n Changes to original cladding D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D n D Cross gable Other (specify) D D D n O Gable front and wing Pyramidal /Hipped DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics / Government / Law O Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce O Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 84 Community Planning / Development R Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Connfriictinn C . 1909______Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places S3 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The DuPont museum building (formerly the butcher shop) is described in the National Register nomination, item 7.

Ma|or Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION , . 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field siteNo.ln57_ oAHPNo.____ n.». R~n«i«H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 206 BarksdaTe common Company House______city/Town/county/zipcode Dupont, MA 98327 Pierce County FieldR«rnrd*r Caroline GallaccJ______Twp. 19N Range. IE Section '/4 Section! V< Section- owner'sMamo George C. Cochran______Tax No./Parcel No. 3575QQ-Q98-Q under one acre Address_____P.O. BOX 161______Quadrangle or map nameNl SQUctlly city/state/zip c^e DuDont, WA 98327 UTM References ZonelQ Easting 52826Q Northing 521562Q Lot 8, Block J , Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupnnt official plat (l"!lQQ*) £3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mr. G-152-14a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade/east elevation (v lew W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date _April_1980______D Local Designation

Classification KDistrict D Site Q Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR J2gJNV Contributing £# Non-Contributing D C0ntFTbUting garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable g[ Hip Ruling Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) [_] ftamhrel Structural System WOOd frame DShed No of Stories "[± Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake «§) Horizontal Wood Siding 3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up IS Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten Fl Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board [~1 nther (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival I—I Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier "S^BIock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LH Queen Anne D Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick IT] Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) n Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style 05 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n n Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior . ~...... D n n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) n n D Gable front and wing ^Pyramidal / Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation CH Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ [J Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine Ql Transportation 5C Community Planning /Development £$ Manufacturing/Industry [J Other (specify)______IH Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Arrhitftrt/FnginPor/Ri.ilHar CO . D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 206 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch. Alterations include enclosure of the porch (apparently at an early date because of the uniform character of the shingle and clapboard siding).

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-58a OAHPNo.______Pate Recorded MdV 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 208 Barksdale Common ______City/Town/County/Zip Code Dupont, WA QB327 Piprrp P.nnnty Field Reader Caroline Gallacci Twp.l3M Range-IE SectionJUl V4 SectionHleL_ V. Vi Section JiW_ owner's "«""» W. Rodman______Tax No. / Parcel No. 3575QQ-Q97-Q onp arrp Address PfOt BQX 327 Quadrangle or map name. city/state/zipcodeDupont, WA 98327 UTMReferences Zone 1Q Easting. 528250 Northing. piat/Block/Lot Lot 7, Block J Town of Dupnnt Status SupplementalMap(s) City of Dupnnt nff Trial plat (I 11 ? inn 1 ) IS Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. PCN-1-21 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) May 1987 ______D Local Designation

Classification fij District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR LR SlNV Contributing {/> Non-Contributing

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials ft Features /Structural Types IST Gable D Hip tiding Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangl e Q Monitor D Other (specify) |_J Gambrel Structural Ry.tem WOOd frame ——— DShed MA /tfSjftriefl 1| Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake U Horizontal Wood Siding ^Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar /Built -Up & Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Mntal (npeftify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (ftparify) D Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco O Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone -&tfPoured U Queen Anne D Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not wisihle D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CD Beaux Arts /Neoclassical [^Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style <&D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive C3 American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... -SJ 1J D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... Q eS D n Changes to original cladding ...... £3 D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... l.j ... .j. D U n D GabSe Jront D Cross gabte Other (specify) MOUKILj 14/7 / j-HMT, Q Q Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped —i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 1209 NARRATBVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation [] Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture IJ Education n Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation LI Science & Engineering O Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CJ Social Movements / Organizations O Communications Health/Medicine D Transportation 0 Community Planning / Development Manufacturing / Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DateHatAe ofor Constructionconstruction____..-r.nnatructinn WQt - KnOWtt...... ____ ArchitectArcnitect/bngmeer/builder_____m_i__^___:______/ Engineer / Builder. Not known In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This bungalow, probably moved from the grounds of Fort Lewis to the village in 1917, is a side gabled wood frame structure with a shed extension on the front slope of the roof. The shed shelters the broad front porch, which is supported by square pillars. The building has a central dormer with shed roof located on the front slope of the roof. Windows include double hung units with wood sash. Windows on the first floor have multiple lights above a single light lower sash. Alterations include replacement of original dormer window.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-58 OAHPNO. _____ Date Bearded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 210 Barksdale Common Company Hnuse city/Town/county/zipCode Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field Recorder Caroline Gallarri Twp.l9N Range IE Section 36 % SectionNW_ '/4 % SectioHM__ Owner's Mama Ray D. Gadhnw/ State Mgt. Co. Tax NO./Parcel NO.^5Z5QQrQS6^Q______Acreage under one acre Address ____25 F T Heddjng Street Quadrangle or map name Nl SqUd I ly—————————————————————————————— City /state /Zip f^ode San Jose, CA 95112 UTM References ZoneJLO__ Easting 528240______Northing 5215640 Piat/mock/lot Lot 6, Block J, Town of Dupont______Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of Dupont Official plat (l"llOO') L^| Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-152-16a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vie™ of facade/east elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) n«te April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR QSR D LR Contributing XX Non-Contributing ^QdTdge District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types G Gable .3? Hip RniMing TypA dnmpstir rp

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

CD Agriculture CD Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law CD Architecture / Landscape Architecture CD Education CD Religion CD Arts CD Entertainment/Recreation CD Science & Engineering CD Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CD Social Movements/Organizations CD Communications CD Health/Medicine [D Transportation PC Community Planning / Development PS Manufacturing/Industry I 1 Other (specify)______CD Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance C. 1909-1916 DuPont Co. Date of Construction____ Architect / Engineer / Builder. CD In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 210 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has been altered with the introduction of nonhistoric porch posts.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site Kin V-5Q OAHP No.______nate Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 211 Barksdale Common city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRecorder Carolina Twp.ISM RangeJJL Section_26_ Vi SectionNW_ '4 % Section_NW_ Owner's Mama Ufa 1 tor .1 1 Rndman Ta »hlo /Parcel Mn 357500-1Q4-Q______Acreage Under Address____P.D T Rr>x 448 Quadrangle or map name NlSqiial 1y City/State/Zip node Dupont, WA Qft3?7 UTM References Zone_lQ__ Fasting 528270______Morthing 5215690 piat/Block/Lot Lot 3 t Block K t Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s)City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) IS Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nin G-154-2______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible plpvation (view N) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date _ApriL_19fiD D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR FH LR SlN Contributing£4 Non-Contributing'P)

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types 5^ Gable D Hip RmidingType reta 11 bii il ding D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle Q Monitor d Other (specify) [_) ftamhrel Structural System WOOd frdfflB D Shed No of Stories 2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle JI] Log D Wood Shake & Horizontal Wood Siding ^^Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate M Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up M Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board f~l Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival L~H Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean Q Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation d Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco C] Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone -ESTPoured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style ["I Other (specify) D Not wisihle n Colonial Revival D Northwest Style Q Beaux Arts/Neoclassical XT Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [I! Chicago/Commercial Style U Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CH American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... « n D D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D XI D n Changes to original cladding ...... D K n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D n & D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______D D n n D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped —Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IS Community Planning/Development 8 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance

Date of Construction c. 1909-1916 Architect /Engineer /Builder__ CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places SJ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The grocery store at 211 Barksdale is a contributing structure in the district and is described in the National Register nomination, item 7.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9,

DCD 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No.__Y^£Q_ OAHPNO. ____ n,t« p»r.nrriAri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address300 Barksdale Company House city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont t WA 98327 Pierce County Field pArnritor Caroline Gall ace i Twp.ASN Range-IE Section_2fL V* Section_NW_ K Section NW owner's Mam* Willard F. Shenkel_ Tax No./Parcel K»Q 3575QQ-Q9Q-Q under one acre Address P.O. BOX 142 Quadrangle or map name Nisqually city/state/zip P.«HA Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone Easting. 528210 Northing 5215660 Plat/ Block /LotLot. 1Q Block I Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(«pity of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) §3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. MnG-152-17a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible x/i*w of facade/east elevation (view W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) DateApril_198Q______D Local Designation

Classification .£$1 District D Site D Building D Structure G Object District Status GNR G SR ^H LR J^INV Contributing 0( Non-Contributing 0*93rage District/Thematic Nomination Mama Dupont Village h

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types ^ Gable G Hip Building Typ« domestic G Flat D Pyramidal rectangle G Monitor Q Other (specify) G Gambrel ______structural system wood frame G Shed No. of Stories _1 ______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle D Wood Shake QLog ter G Horizontal Wood Siding 4$ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up M Wood Shingle QTile U Board and Batten D Metal (specify)______High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board CD Other (specify)______D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier T^BIock_^ — G Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LH Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style •^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive n American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G D n D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D n n Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... a n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) G n n n [U Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- 5jf Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

O Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation 18 Community Planning/Development 8J Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Cnnntrugtion C. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places XI In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 300 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage which retains excellent integrity of original fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 2 1st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._JL^6L OAHPNO._____ Date Rec^eri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address Rarksdale ______common Company House______City /Town /County /Zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 C.r\\\nty _ Caroline Gallacci______Twp._I9N Range—IE Section_3J) V* Section_NW_ '/« '/« Section_J_i__ Owner's Name. Ethel M. Lumsdon______Tax No./Parcel M» 357500-089-0______Acreage! jn

Classification 5$ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR D LR ]£[lNV contributing fflX Non-Contributing a contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable ^ Hip Running Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) [J fiamhrpl Structural System WQQd frame D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £0 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar /Built-Up

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation K Community Planning/Development E3 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Th«m«(s) (specify). Statement of Significance C • Date of Construction___L 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 302 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which retains excellent integrity of original fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9

OCD 10 86 • 1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No._JL=£2a OAHPNo.______Date Recorded. LOCATION SECTION Site Name Hfrtorte DuPont Store Warehouse Address303 Barksdale Common ______City/Town/county/zipCodeDupont t WA 98327 Pierce County____ FieldRftfttmter Caroline Gallar.r.i_____ Twp.-19N Range-JJE Section_2& '/« Section_IM % 14 Section_NW_ Owner'sM>m« PNW Lutheran High School c7oWavne Baxmann Tax No. /Parcel MQ 35750Q-Q72-Q (rear) AcreageJindfir_Qnfi_aCXfi_ Address____ P.O. Box 300 Quadrangle or map name. City/State/Zip CodaDupont, WA 98327 UTMReferences Zone_lfi__ Easting. 528265 Northing. 5215700 1. Bloclc H. Town of Duoont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l"ilQQ') G>3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. PCN-1-19 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view n« facade (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS.HAER. NHL) May 1987 D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR D LR EflNV . Contributing^ Non-Contributing D HO OUtbul 1 di FIQS District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features/Structural Types £3 Gable D Hip BuildingTyp« retail building O Flat D Pyramidal pian____rectangle___ G Monitor £$ Other (spec:ife) Structural System. 3m DShed No. of Stories _1_ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLOO D Wood Shake ^ Horizontal Wood Siding fi$ Composition O Rustic/Drop D Slate & Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos/Asphalt Q Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow DLog Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding Q Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) O Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______ft Not visible D Colonial Revival ID Northwest Style T3 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical JO Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) O Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I. J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... , n n n Changes to original cladding ...... <3 n a n Changes to interior...... D a n n QaibE® (Jront O Cross gable Other (specify) ______CD n a D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation n Politics /Government /Law Q Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts 171 Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce G Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine LI Transportation IU Community Planning / Development [)j Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction__C«- long Architect/Engineer/Builder DtlPont CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places EX In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The warehouse for the grocery store, this frame structure has a false front rising above a gable roof, clapboard siding, and a large front door and side wood sash windows. The structure maintains good integrity.

Major Bibliographic Reference*

See National Register nomination, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No.____ OAHP No._ Date Recorded. May, 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. house Address ______303 Barksdale Ave.______Common. City/Town/County/Zip Code DnPnTTt- fn -KA. Field Recorder. Gallacci Twp.JJL RangefLl. Section^ 6 V* Section Section_2 Owner's Name_ PNW Lutheran High School co Wayne Baxman "3 R 7 R 0 0 - 0 2 - Acreage. Address____ P.O. Box 300______Quadrangle or map name ma 1 1 \7 City/state/ziP r.nH* DuPont, WA 98327______UTM References Zon .asting52826Q,——— NNorthinc Plat/Block/Lot___ slocR HT Town of Status Supplemental Map(s) City of DuPont map [2? Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No._ P-G2-9— D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of looking N D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date _ May, 1987 O Local Designation

Classification GrDistrict G Site G Building D Structure D Object District Status £]NR QSR G LR QlNV Contributing G Non-Contributing ^^ District/Thematic Nomination Name______DuPont Village Histoirc Dis-hrint

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable D3 Hip Building Type D Flat D Pyramidal pian ____ square n Monitor D Other (specify) n Gambrel ______Structural System D Shed No. of Stories .... One Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle Dtog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding XXComposition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile ElBoard and Batten D Metal (specify)______High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) OWertical Board D Other (specify)______D Asbestos/Asphalt EH Greek Revival [H Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival [U Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire D Bungalow DLog Coocrete D Terra Gotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Q Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible [-D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CH Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) O Chicago /Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CH American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D G HH Mission Revival N. A. Changes to windows ...... D O G Changes to original cladding ...... D O D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... G U G D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______G LI (.71 CJ Gable front and wing [J Pyramidal/Hipped r~| Other (specify) I J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Q Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts E] Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CD Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine CD Transportation D Community Planning / Development D Manufacturing/Industry CD Other (specify)-______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction______*c. 1970______Architect / Engineer / Builder______Not kown D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 1_j^ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The property's a one story, nonhistoric, noncontributing multiple dwelling

Major Bibliographic References

OCD 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._JL=Jl2_ OAHPNo._____ May 1987 Ma 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 305 Barksddle common Cnmpany House city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County____ FieldReorder Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range_l£ Section_2& % SectionlM_ % % Section_NW_ Owner'sM*»™> Timothy F. Gahm Tax NO./Parcel Mn 3575QQ-Q73-0______Arr»ngc under one acre Address____ 305 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name Ml SCjUa 1 ly City/State/Zip Code Duppnt, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Fasting 528210 Northing 5215710 2. Block H. Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of DupOnt Official plat (l": 100') Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn G-154-3 State Register D (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible view of facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date April 198Q D Local Designation

Classification Si District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR "^JNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing D Contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types G Gable TSfHip Building Type — domestic residence—— G Flat Q Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q Monitor Q Other (specify) LJ Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame Q Shed No of Stories 14f Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle QLog Q Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding *§ Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate D Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up Dtf Wood Shingle QTile U Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board n Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco EH Second Empire D Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style Q Post & Pier Q Block G Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne Q Stone G Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style G Metal (specify) 1 | Brick <§J Other (spacify) \ D Shingle Style D International Style G Other (specify) PI Not visible \00(>(A blVAftlM; CU Colonial Revival D Northwest Style Til Beaux Arts /Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) n Chicago /Commercial Style «J Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive n American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n D G D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n D Changes to original cladding n n G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... n n G -S3 Gable front QfjYf/\\} D Cross gable Other (specify) ______CU D n n D Gable front arid wing £§£ Pyramidal / Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation J^ Community Planning/Development Ej Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___P_L 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer /Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places £9 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 305 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof over porch, which retains excellent integrity of fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._¥r£L OAHPNO.____ Datfl R^orried May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 306 Barksdale r-nmrnon Company House______> WA 98327 Pierce County FieldR~rorH«r Caroline Gallacci___.______Twp 19N Section 36 i/i4 Section "W yt y« Section NW owner'si-amo Vima D. Minugh c/oGail Johnson______Tax No./Parcel No.. 357500-088-0 under one acre 403 Martin Street Quadrangle or map name—Ml SQUcll ly city/state/zip code Steilacoom, WA 98388 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Fasting 528190_____ Mnrthi-g 5215680 piflt/Binrk/i ntLot 8, Block I, Town of Dupont______Status Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat. (l"!lQQ') j&b Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-152-19a____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £8 District D Site Q Building Q Structure CH Object District Status QNR D SR D LR gflNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing Q Contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types Q Gable Stf Hip BuildingTyp» domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian____rectangle————— n Monitor D Other (specify) O Gambrel ______Structural System WQOd frame————— D Shed No. of Stories ______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle CJLog D Wood Shake S Horizontal Wood Siding W Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate % Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up 3% Wood Shingle DTile Q Board and Batten D Metal (specify)______High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify)______D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival L] Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival IIH Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Concrete/Concrete Block D Post & Pier Mfilock D Stick Style Q Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured O Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style -§T Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G n n D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D ^ n D Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior _ LI n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) P^ D n n D Gable front and wing j^f Pyramidal / Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

O Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law O Architecture / Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreat ion D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 18 Community Planning / Development 5C Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction.^;. 1909"1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder DuPOilt CO . D In the opinion of the surveyor, this properly appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IS In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 306 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hip roof over porch, The house has been altered with the replacement of the original porch posts and railing.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (2O6) 753-4011 Field Site No._\L=M_ OAHPNo. ______DateRerorried MdV 1987 (MdV 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 309 Barksdale HOUSE _ Duont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Remrrier Tamil HP Gall ar.r.j Twp 19N Range-IE Section 36 y4 Section NW y4 y4 Section NW Owner's Mam« I PP R. and Christine M. Chase Tax No. / Parcel Mn 357500-074-0______under one acre Address 3flQ Rarksdalp Quadrangle or map name Ml SCjUd I ly______City/state/Zip en*** Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Fasting 528210 Northing 5215710. 3, Bl ock H. Town of Dupont______Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";1QO') £3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn 6-154-4______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) April 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification 8 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status LJNR D SR D LR l^JlNV contributing KX Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable S^Hip RmiHmg Type dompstir. residence D Flat D Pyramidal L] Monitor O Other (specify) pian rectanqlp*J [J Ramhrel Structural System WQnd fraiTlP D Shed No of Stories 1 i

Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 81 Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up ES Wood Shingle D Tile - Lj Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt d Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean k D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Sffelock D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style LI Other (specify) ______D Not visible LI Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style •^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... D n n LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D n n Changes to original cladding ...... •&£) D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... 1 ...... D LJ n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) POrCI/D ______D D n D Gable front and wing £gf Pyramidal/Hipped D Side gable r-i Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) D Social Movements /Organizations Q Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation 05 Community Planning / Development @C Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)-______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significancec. DuPont Co. Date of Construction_____ Architect / Engineer / Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places & In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 309 Barksdale Is a contributing hipped roof cottage that has good integrity of fabric and detail, with the exception of the removal of the original porch railing, and addition of side bay window.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field sit* NO V-65 OAHPNO._____ Date Reined May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 310 Barksdale r.nmmnn Company House______city / Town / county / zip code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRecorder Caroline Gallacci______Twp 19N Range IE Section 36 i/4 Sertinn NW '/«'/4 Section NW owner'sM«m« Wendell Laughbon______Tax No./Parcel Mr. 3575QQ-Q87-Q______under one acre Address____31Q Barksdale______Quadrangle or map name NlSO,Ual 1y______city/state/Zipr.nri* Dupont, WA 98327______UTM References Zone__lH_ Fasting 528160 Northing 5215690 Piat/mo,*/lot Lot 7, Block I, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(spity of Dupont official plat (1";1QO') £C Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-152-2Qa_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible viewof facade/east elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) r>ate April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification §J District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status LJNR D SR D LR Contributing _Cj( Non-Contributing District/Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types ^f Gable D Hip Building Type dnmestir. residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rer. tangle LJ Monitor LJ Other (specify) jj Gamhrel Structural System WOOfJ frame LJShed No of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) LJ Wood Shingle LJLog LJ Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding •® Composition D Rustic /Drop LJ Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up A Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten LJ Meta| (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) LJ Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible LJ Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts LJ Stucco D Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta d Romanesque Revival LJ Prairie Style D Post & Pier SjlBlock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne LJ Vinyl/Aluminum Siding LJ Stone LJ Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick LJ Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style fJ Other (specify) — 1 1 Not visible HI Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I .1 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago /Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan...... IK] D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... ffl [J D D Changes to original cladding ...... -S3 D D [J Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D a D D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______D a n D G Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal /Hipped r-j Other (specify) D 10/86 -1209- <*•££

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation LI Science & Engineering D Commerce ITJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 85 Community Planning / Development IX] Manufacturing/Industry LI Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of Construction____C. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. DuPont ~G0^——————— CH In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places Us In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 310 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage with most original fabric and detail intact

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-66 OAHPNo._____ Mav 1987 (Mav 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 311 Barksdale Company House _ city /Town /county /zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci Twp.JLSN Range IE Section_3fi y« Section_NW. % y« Section _ owner's "*™ Qrval L. and Heather E. Bilby Tav Mn /Parrel NO 35750Q-Q75-Q under one acre Address 2569 D Quarters Quadrangle or map name Ml 50,113 My city/state/zip code Fort Lewis, WA 98433 UTM References Zone_LQ__ Fasting 528190_____ Northing _52_15730_ piat/Block/Lot Lot 4 T Block H. Town of Dupont______Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of DupOnt Official pldt (1";100*) •Sf Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-154-5 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) April 1980____ D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR T^NV contributing $( Non-Contributing a contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HlStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features/ Structural Types feg Gable D Hip B,,iWin0 Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle G Monitor D Other (specify)

Rtr,,ot,,ra l Syetem WOOd frame —— D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding •S" Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up & Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten [~] Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) ...... D Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta Q Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^Tsiock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding [U Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick HI Other (specify) D Shingle Style CD International Style D Other (specify) D Not visible [J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style f J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) U Chicago /Commercial Style ^(T Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I 1 American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... CD a CD D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... » a n Changes to original cladding ...... D a CD Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... CD CD CD CD Gable front CD Cross gable Other (specify) ———————————————— CD n a a n Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped r— Other (specify) -1209- 5

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IX Community Planning/Development BT Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance C • DuPont Co. Date of Construction——— 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 51 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 311 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage with excellent integrity of form and fabric, the windows in the dormer have been altered.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9

DCDlO 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No V-67 OAHPNo.______May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 400 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County______Field Recorder. Ca TO"! i ne Gall ace i Twp19N Range IE Santinn 36 % Section NW i/4 i/4 Rar.tinn NW Owner'sM*..™ Pacific National Bank of Washington 043 Tax NO./Parcel NO 357500-113-0______Ar.r*anp under one acre Address___ 12th and Pendleton Quadrangle or map nameNl SQUa I 1y city / state / Zip Code Fort Lewi s , WA 98433 UTM References Zone 10 Easting. 528120 Northing 5215730 Piat/Rinrk/mlot 2, B1 ock N. Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";10Q') Kl Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No PC-24-3a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view SW) CD Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) May 1980______D Local Designation

Classification X) District D Site CD Building CD Structure CD Object District Status QNR D SR CD LR £jjfNV contributing CD Non-Contributing )0 non-contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name DupQnt Village HJStQrJC

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable l^Hip Building Type domestic residence— G Flat D Pyramidal pian ——— rectangle ——————— Q Monitor D Other (specify) Q Ramhrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed Kin of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle Log D Wood Shake § Horizontal Wood Siding IH Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate pfdapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt CD Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible X Brick CD Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire D Bungalow C] Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier & Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [D Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style n Metal (specify) n Brick n Other (specify) G Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) PI Nnt wisihlft CD Colonial Revival CD Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CD Chicago / Commercial Style 4*? Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive [H American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... 1e*$ n n CD D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... CD n P Changes to original cladding ...... D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ... .1 ...... CD n n D Gable front JID Cross gable Other (specify) DlM/IfyDlM/I ______CD n n CD Gable front and wing 4S"Pyramidal /Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- «*§S?» 3 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation £9 Community Planning / Development C8 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance ,___ i « i ^ Date of r.nn..n.^ C. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. O In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 8? In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 400 Barksdale is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage, which has lost integrity in part because it has been resided with a brick veneer and has had the porch posts and railing removed. Some of the original wood sash windows have been replaced.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 985O4 (206)753-4011 Field siteNo.JU68— OAHPNO._____ nateRernrrieri May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 4Q1 Barksdale City/Town/county/Zip Code Dupont, MA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline u3 1 laCCl Twp.JJJN Range—IE Section_2il % Section NW '/«y« Section_MW Owner's Name Rodney A. and Jul ia R. Pierce 3575QQ-Q62-Q Under OHG Address 401 Barksdale Quadrangle or map nama NlSCjUally city/state/zipr.^ Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 528150 Northing 5215760 Plat/Block/Lot Lnt I, Blnr.k G,, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap/xCity of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') B\ Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-154-6______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible x/iewnf faradp/past elevation (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date—April—19SO______D Local Designation

Classification {XI District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR Contributing QQ( Non-Contributing District/Thematic Nomination Name DllpOnt Village HlStOriC DiStriCt-

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types {^Gable D Hip Ruling Type domesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) structural syfttam wood frame 1 1 Gfimbrel D Shed Nn nfStnries 1$ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake £Xj Horizontal Wood Siding 1^ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ]K Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles / Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire Bungalow O Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival Prairie Style D Post & Pier ClBlock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Art Deco/Art Moderne ED Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone C8[Poured D Queen Anne Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick f] Other (specify) D Shingle Style International Style PI Other (specify) — PI Not visible n Colonial Revival Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts /Neoclassical Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) L 3 Chicago / Commercial Style Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D D Changes to original cladding n D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D D D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ,______n D D n D Gable front and wing Q] Pyramidal /Hipped i—| Other (specify) DCD 10/86 1209- }Xj Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (cheek one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation B9 Community Planning / Development 59 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r. r.n«tmrtinn r Architect/Engineer/RmMar DuPont CO , D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places Ss In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 401 Barksdale is a contributing side gable house with good integrity of form and fabric, A non- historic porch railing spans the front facade.

Maior Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9

DCD 10 86 -l?09- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-67d OAHPNo.______Data R,™rri«ri MdV 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 402 Barksdale Common ______City/Town/County/Zip Code Dupont t WA 98327 Pierce County FieldR*™rri«r Caroline Gallacci Twp._13N Range_IE Section J16 '/a Sect % % SectionNVL_ owner'sM»m» Chester Shenkel Tax NO. / Parcel M» 3575QQ-114-Q Arr-«0« under one acre Address P-Q- BOX 190 Quadrangle or map "««!*«» NlSguai ly— city/state/zip r.ori« Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 5^8110 Northing. 5215735 3, Block N, Town of Dupont_ Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (l"!lQQ') Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. PCN-1-22 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view W) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Mav 1987______D Local Designation

Classification ^ District Q Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR DSR ..QLR KlNV . contributing D Non-Contributing 0T contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION • Roof Type Materials A Features/ Structural Types <& Gable G Hip BwMdingType dOFTlPStlC residence G Flat G Pyramidal Plan rectangle D Monitor Q Oither (specify) LJ Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame QShed No nfRlnriflft 1_J Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle QLog G Wood Shake j^ Horizontal Wood Siding &3 Composition G Rustic /Drop G Slate 2£ Clapboard G Tar/Built-Up G Wood Shingle GTile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt 'G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival G Stone G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Foundation fsf G Stucco G Second Empire •eS Bungalow QLog Concrete G Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style Q Post & Pier Gfllock G Concrete /Concrete Block T^^T G Stick Style G Art Deco/ Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Stone •VJ Poured G Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) n Rrink G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) G Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style ^^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... Zl D G Changes to original cladding ...... 8* n G G Changes to interior...... ^ ...^...... ~\_ n G G G Gable front G Cross gabie Other (specify) WQiftlt, , 141 / n G G G Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped —Other (specify) ide gable NARRATIVE SECY8OW

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation G Politics /Government /Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture Q Education D Religion D Arts [~1 Entertainment / Recreation LI Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation H Community Planning / Development )Q Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) LJ Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of construction, sometime before Architect / Engineer / RniMor Not D In the opinion of the surveyor, this propeViy«ppears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 402 Barksdale is a noncontrtbuting side gable cottage which has lost Integrity because of the enclosure of the front porch and the alteration of some historic windows. It is probable that this structure was moved from Fort Lev/is to the village in 1917.

Major Bibliographic References State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21 st Avenue, K L-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (2O6) 753-4O11 Field Site Mo V-4Q OAHP No.______May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 403 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Range_l£ Section_2fL % Section_JlW_ '/4 V* nM_ owner's Mam« Lilak G. Yurecko Tax No. / Parcel NO 3575QQ-Q63-Q under nne arre Address 4315 92nd Avenue S.E. Quadrangle or map name city/state/zip cvvte Mercer I si and t WA 98Q4Q UTM References 7nn« 1Q Fasting 52913Q Northing 5215770 piat/Block/Lot Lot 2, Block G, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') 83 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin6-154-7 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £9 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR Q LR T^INV contributing^ Non-Contributing D contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination N*™«» Dupont Village HJStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types D Gable ST Hip Ruining Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal war, rectangle G Monitor CD Other (specify) QJ ftamhrel Structural Sys»«m WOOd fraMC D Shed No of Stones 1£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard DTar/Built-Up US Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CH Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone "Sf Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style !~1 Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style n Other (specify) — PI Not visible d Colonial Revival D Northwest Style !J Beaux Arts /Neoclassical n Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) i J Chicago /Commercial Style Is Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare O Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D a D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D a Changes to original cladding n D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior .f n a D Gable front EH Cross gable Other (specify). D a n D Gable front and wing [^f Pyramidal / Hipped —i Other (specify) l7H Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

O Agriculture O Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering O Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IX Community Planning / Development 53 Manufacturing/Industry O Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1917 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places SJ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 403 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, The house retains good integrity of form and fabric. Tne P°rcR nas been screened.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 96504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.J£=41—— OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 404 Barksdale______common Company House City/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Piercp County______FieldRomrriftr Caroling GalldccJ Twp.lSN Range_LL Section_3fi_ *A Section_NW_ % % Section_NW. owner'sMamft Frederick Foreman Tax NO./Parcel NO 3575QQ-115-Q______Arr«flg« under one acre Address___404 Bdrksddle___ Quadrangle or map name NlS City/State/Zip r.ori* Puppnt t WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 5281QQ______Northing. Lnt A, Rlnr.k N, Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(s)Eit.y nf Dupnnt nffirial plat (1";10Q') -S Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. Nn PP.N-1-P3_____ G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible G Determined Not Eligible f facade/east elevation (view SW) Q Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) May 1987______G Local Designation

Classification ^District Q Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR G SR G LR JjfllNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing Q Contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Namo Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 2£[ Hip Building Typ<» domes t ir QFIat Q Pyramidal Plan ____ rprtanglp Q Monitor Q Other (specify) structural System wood f ramp Q Gambrel _ D Shed No. of Stories 1^ ______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle DLog Q Wood Shake & Horizontal Wood Siding •$ Composition D Rustic/Drop Q Slate % Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle QTile D Board and Batten G Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board Q Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow G Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style G Post & Pier [D Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style Q Art Deco / Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Stone G Poured G Queen Anne G Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style D Other (specify) ______Q Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... ® G G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... S G G G Changes to original cladding ...... £HO G G G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... Q G G G & Gable front tyfi>V> G Cross gable Other (specify) ______Q G G G G Gable front and wing £3 Pyramidal /Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 I 1 Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Thames (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation O Politics /Government /Law O Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IS Community Planning / Development 5U Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance 1QnQ_1O1£ DuPont Co. Date of Construction____I______Architect / Engineer / Builder, D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 404 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof porch which has retain most of the original fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Pi-IH Rita Mft V-41d QAHPNO.______LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 406 Barksdale Common ______City / Town / County / Zip Code WA 98327 Pierce County Field porter Carol i ne Gallacci Twp.19N Range-li. SectionJ^L de Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting . 523030 521573Q Lot 5. Block n» Town of Dupont______Status supplemental MaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (l";100') £19 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. No. PCN-1-24 State Register D (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible -i-u. oi facade/east elevation (view W) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) na.. May 1987______D Local Designation

Classification Jgg District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status GNR QSR QLR i^JlNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing G Contributing garage i i ia^c —ii i ouui lu— v i o in luu ————————

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features/Structural Types Kf Gable G Hip Building Type dOITlfiStiC rCSlP^T**1 PI Flat G Pyramidal D Monitor G Other (specify) pun rectannle_ — . - ^ - Q Gambrel Structural Syatem WQOd fr 31116 Shed Mn o* Stftrie* \ _ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle GLog G Wood Shake IS Horizontal Wood Siding £& Composition G Rustic /Drop ~ Q Slate Ji Clapboard G Tar/BuHt-Up ST Wood Shingle G Tile G Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Brick G Not visible Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival G Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts G Stucco G Second Empire (9 Bungalow G Log Concrete G Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Stone &Poured G Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) ———— PI Not viable G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts /Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago /Commercial Style flO Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... < G G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D £y G D Changes to original cladding ...... D 3d G r;j Vernacular House Types • Changes to interior...... D D G n tg GafoSe fronJ Other fspecifyl ftl0t/^L . (41 7 j$ D D a G Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCO 10/86 [ 3 Side gable NARRATIVE SECT8ON

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture U Education D Religion D Arts LI Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements/Organizations O Communications Health/Medicine O Transportation K] Community Planning / Development Manufacturing / Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Them«(») (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ not known (pre- Architect / Engineer / Builder. not known In the opinion of the surveyor, this property 'ap'pVarfe to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This bungalow, moved to DuPont from the grounds of Camp Lewis In 1917, is a one and one half story frame structure with a front facing gable roof and a front facing gabled entry porch. The building is sided with shingles, has overhanging eaves with bargeboards and kneebraces, and has some original double hung wood sash windows. Alterations included changes to some windows and nonhistoric siding on the porch.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site NO. J/.=42_ OAHPNO. _____ r>at0 RemrHPri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 407 Barksdale Company Hnusp City/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field Recorder. Caroline Gallar.ci Twp._l___N Rangel£_ Section_3__i '/4 Sect ion J_U_L_ % 1/4 Section_NJ___ Owner's Name_ Li.nprp Tharkpr Tax NO./Parcel NO. 3575QQ-Q64-2&3______Arr-.ago under one acre Address_____ 4D7 Barksdalp Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUd I City/state/Zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_ljQ__ Fasting 528110 Northing Lot 3 t Block G, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') $3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-154-8_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) O Determined Eligible viewnt facade/east elevation (v D Determined Not Eligible lew N) D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) Date April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification Efl District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR D LR IjSjNV Contributing S* Non-Contributing D n ° OCTCbUl I Ql ngS District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features/Structural Types D Gable El? Hip Ruling Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle O Monitor ED Other (specify) [J Gamhrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories 1£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake E3, Horizontal Wood Siding 5$3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate IK Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos/Asphalt Q Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire O Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta [J Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style O Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick JS Other (specify)t D Shingle Style O International Style ["I Other (specify) D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style £C Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n D G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... 0 ^ D D Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... n a D D 15 Gable front ^WtW D Cross gable Other (specify. £fi[& n n D Gable front and wing £j Pyramidal/Hipped r-1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 •1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation ££ Community Planning / Development SB Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Cnnntritfttinn P . - Architect / Engineer / Builder. DnPnnt O In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 5J In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 407 Barksdale is a hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof porch that retains excellent integrity of fabric and detail. Dormer windows have been replaced and the side entry is screened.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"41b OAHPNo._____ MdV 1987 Site Name Historic ______Company House Dupont, MA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Tmp 19N Range-IE. Section 36 y4 SectionNw % % Secti NW Owner's Name Dale B. Brodman TaxNo./ParcelNo. 357500-117-0______under one acre Address P.O. Box 448 Quadrangle or map n«m» NlSCjUa 11y——————— City/state/ziprnH« Dupont, VIA 98327 UTM References Zone. 10 Easting.——— 528070 Northing 52157GO 4 Lot 6. Block N. Town of Dupont ____ Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";100') S Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. MnPCN-l-24a G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible viewm facade (view SW) G Determined Not Eligible G Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date_Mav_1987_____ G Local Designation

Classification £g District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR QSR %,£]LR £jffNV , ... , ...j. /«\ contributingG Non-Contributing0 contrfbuting and non-contributing outbuildings (2)

DESC:RIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Ml iterials A Features/Structural Types G Gable G Hip Bu iidingiype domestic residence G Flat O Pyramidal G Monitor & Other (specify) \ \ PI an ——— rectangle ——————— 1 1 ftnmhr^l ^I\fA / (XftvXt/ ructural System WOOd frame Jn; | t] St G Shed Nc>, of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cl adding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle c Log G Wood Shake c Horizontal Wood Siding £T Composition D Rustic /Drop G Slate D Clapboard G Tar/BuHt-Up Wood Shingle GTile Board and Batten PI MAtfll (tporify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) Vertical Board PI nthnr (&p«rify) i Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean s G Not visible Brick D Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Stone Foundation D Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts c Stucco D Second Empire G Bungalow G Log Concrete c Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style G Post & Pier G Block d Concrete / Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Stone 2? Poured c G Queen Anne G Rustic Style M«»tal (aporify) G Brick G Other (specify) c G Shingle Style G International Style D Dthnr (sparify) G Not wisihlA G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style JSf Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G SHr H Changes to original cladding ...... G D G W Vernacular House Types Changes to interior _...... / .... |...... Q D D Q GalW© fronft G Cross gable D G G Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped DCD 10/86 -1209 [ 3 Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LU Conservation D Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture IIJ Education d Religion D Arts LI Entertainment / Recreation [D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications .1 Health/Medicine D Transportation IL) Community Planning / Development Manufacturing / Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places Gr In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The building at 408 Barksdale is a noncontributtng hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which was substantially altered with the construction of a second floor, the creation of a shed roof over the front first story, and the application of nonhistoric siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. OAHP No.. Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 410 Barksdale Company House Dupont. HA 98327 Pierce County Field p»™rH», Caroline Gallacci Twp.19N Range Section 3 6 y4 Section*™ V* V* Section ™* owner's M«™ Thurman B . Strade, Etux 35750Q-118-Q _ A.roago under one acre Address ——— P.O. Box 94 Quadrangle or map name ^ ' SC|Ua I iy ______City /State /Zip Code. Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528050 Mnrthing 521577Q Lot 7, Block N, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(g> City of Dupont official plat >?fi Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No PC-£4-ld______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/east elevation (view WO D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) May 1980______D Local Designation

Classification

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types £g*Gable D Hip Ruilrling Type D Flat D Pyramidal Plan Q Monitor d Other (specify) LJ Gamhrel Structural System D Shed NO of Stories Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake <§ Horizontal Wood Siding J^T Composition D Rustic /Drop U Slate & Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up IS Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten Fl Metal (sper.ify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Dsiock D Concrete /Concrete Block U Stick Style Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone iKlPoured CJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style International Style I"! Other (specify) fl Not visible G Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D O Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n n Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... a n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ——————— ODD n D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped [—1 Other (specify) DCO 10/86 -1209- 2$T Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics / Government / Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine O Transportation Bl Community Planning / Development 55 Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C* 1909-1916i^U^'i^iO____ Architect/Engineer/Builder —••DuPont -••- Co.— •—————— D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 53 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 410 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage that has been altered with the construction cf a nonhistoric chimney.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._lrM_ oAHPNo. Ma 1987 (Ma 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 411 Barksdale Common Company HOUS6 City/Town/County/Zip CodeDUpOfit, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Burner Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range IE Sertion 36 % Section. 1/4 1/4 Section. NW Owner's Mamc R.L. Tainter Tfl»Mn /Parr.Plhln 35750Q-Q64-1 0116 2423 North 29th Street Quadrangle or map name Nl SQUcl I ly city/state/zip nod* Tacoma, WA 984Q7 UTM References ZoneJJL— Fasting 528100______Mnrthing 5215800 piat/Block/intlot 4, Block G, Town of Dupont______Status Supplemental Map(s) CJtV Of Dupont Official plat (1":100') 'E3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. N 6-154-9 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) April 1980______EH Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status... DNR D SR D LR 15_JNV . . Contributing^ Non-Contributing D COntftbuting garage District/Thematic Nomination Mam* DtlDOnt Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types n Gable Kf Hip Rmiding Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle d Monitor d Other (specify) [_] Gamhrel Structural System WOOd ^31116 d Shed No of Stories 1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) d Wood Shingle D Log d Wood Shake IS Horizontal Wood Siding 24 Composition D Rustic /Drop d Slate X Clapboard d Tar/Built-Up RJ Wood Shingle dTile d Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board d Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt d Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean d Not visible D Brick d Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation d Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco d Second Empire D Bungalow d Log Concrete D Terra Cotta d Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style d Post & Pier d Block D Concrete /Concrete Block d Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding d Stone d Poured d Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) d Brick £§ Other (spacify) \ I '* 7\ " 1 A D International Style PI Other (specify) r —| \ | ftfv/4 _L. Vk. % t/ky 1 D d Shingle Style [ .1 Colonial Revival D Northwest Style J [ 1 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) d Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive d American Foursquare Other (specify) Changes to plan...... d D D d Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D D D Changes to original cladding D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior D. D D d Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify). D n d Gable front and wing jjijj Pyramidal/Hipped ~Other (specify) d Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Cl Politics/Government/Law U Architecture/Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts CJ Entertainment/Recreation [U Science & Engineering D Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine [I] Transportation 55 Community Planning / Development P? Manufacturing/Industry O Other (specify)______D Military Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance r Date of Construction w ' 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder_ DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places I?C In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 411 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch. Alterations include a nonhistoric porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination form, Item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.__V^45_ OAHPNo._____ MdV 1987 (MdV 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 501 Barksdale city/Town/county/zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County

Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Twp._19N Range IE Section 36 '/4 Section INW '/4 %i SectionNW. Devon C. Schilling Tav Mr. /Parrel Mn 3575QQ-Q5Q-Q______Acreage 006 Address 501 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name Ml $C|Ua I ly—————— City/state/Zip f^e Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528060 Northing 5215820 Piat/m»oi,/int Lot 1, Block F t Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l"ilQQ') C3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn G-154-1Q D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date April 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification SJ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR MlNV contributing £X Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types D Gable P^Hip Building Type domesti n residence n Flat n Pyramidal Plan rert.anglp Q Monitor d Other (specify) |_| Gambrel Structural System WOOd f raiTIP D Shed No. of Stories 1 a Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake P<3 Horizontal Wood Siding S3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up CD Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier "60 Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [J Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone El Poured n Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style d] Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CJ Chicago /Commercial Style 2v Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n D n CD Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n D n Changes to original cladding D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... a a D n £3 Gable front ^6YtW D Cross gable Other (specify) ______n D D n [I Gable front and wing ^rj Pyramidal / Hipped r-i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- L.1 Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

CD Agriculture LJ Conservation C] Politics/Government/Law CD Architecture /Landscape Architecture LI Education LI Religion D Arts I ...1 Entertainment/Recreation I J Science & Engineering Q Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Li Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine CD Transportation CS Community Planning/Development P5 Manufacturing/Industry L.D Other (specify)______D Military CD Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.nnstmrtinn Q 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder DuRpnt CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IX In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 501 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roofed porch. Nearly all original fabric and details are intact.

Major Bibliographic References National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No.J^46__ OAHPNO.____ n«t« RTO^ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION site Name "i**™r Dupont Community Church______Address 502 Barksdale rnmmnnPresbyterian Church of Dupont______7ip Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Fieldp^nrri-r Caroline Gallacci______Twp. it Section. Section. owner'sMam«Community Presbyterian Church______Tax No./Parcel No. under one acre Address. 502 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name. Nisqually city/state/zipnnrip Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone. . Easting 528020 Northing 5215790_ piat/Block/Lot Lot 8, Block N, Town of Dupont _____ Status supplementalMap(g) City of Dupont official plat (1";100')" Xf Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY d National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-154-17____ d State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) d Determined Eligible d Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) April 1980______d Local Designation

Classification £i(] District d Site d Building d Structure d Object District Status dNR d SR d LR ISflNV Contributing [XjX Non-Contributing d no OUtbUl I U"l nQS District/Thematic Nomination Mama Dupont- Village HJStOrJC PJStflct

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types & Gable D Hip BuildingTyP« religion-church D Flat D Pyramidal Plan___rectangle____ Q Monitor L~U Other (specify) structural sy«tAm wood frame O Gambrel D Shed NO. of stories 1 with basement Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle dLog D Wood Shake 8 Horizontal Wood Siding A! Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate & Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up TS Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board CD Other (specify) D Asbestos/Asphalt d Greek Revival d Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick d Gothic Revival STTudor Revival D Stone Foundation d Italianate d Craftsman /Arts & Crafts 58 Stucco d Second Empire d Bungalow DLog Concrete D Terra Cotta d Romanesque Revival d Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block d Stick Style d Art Deco/Art Moderne U Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone ^Poured d Queen Anne d Rustic Style D Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) d Shingle Style d International Style 'ther (specify) D Not visible d Colonial Revival d Northwest Style I 1 Beaux Arts /Neoclassical d Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) d Chicago /Commercial Style d Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare SJTOther (specify) Changes to plan ...... d d d d Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... d d d Changes to original cladding d d d Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... d d d CT Gable front d Cross gable d Other (specify) d d d d Gable front and wing Q] Pyramidal/Hipped f—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- d Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation £3 Community Planning/Development IS Manufacturing/Industry CD Other (specify)______: D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction____ 1917 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places £tf In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The DuPont Community Church is described in the National Register nomination, item 7,

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO. V-47 GAMP NO. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 503 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zipn^eDupont, MA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Ca TO line Gallacci 19N Range IE Sertion 36 i/4 Section NW y4 1/4 Ration NW owner's Name Herbert H. and Alice E. Chambers_ Tax No./Parcel No. 357500-051-0 under one acre 503 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name N1 SO,Ua I ly______City/state/zipf^e Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References ZoneJjQ__ Easting 528060 Northing 5215820 piat/Block/Lot Lot 2, Block F, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) Citv of Dupont official plat (1":100') 53 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-154-11______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR D SR D LR jXlNV . contributing^ Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable E^Hip Running Type dompsti p. residence G Flat Q Pyramidal Plan rprt.anglp G Monitor Q Other (specify) |_ | fiamhrel Structural System WOOd frame Q Shed No of Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle DLog Q Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding XI Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate D Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up C& Wood Shingle Q Tile D Board and Batten G Metal (sperify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board G Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco Q Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [.] Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Stone G Poured Q Queen Anne Q Rustic Style f] Metal (specify) Q Brick 18 Other (specify) \ G Shingle Style G International Style D Other (specify) riNniuWh.- MVAVCJ.A XMXAYi, G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts/ Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago /Commercial Style £4" Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... K G D G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... G JS- G G Changes to original cladding Vernacular House Types Changes to interiinterior ...... 1 ...... y G D G G G Gable front G Cross gable Other rspecifyl Jltfht fo rflft 0l . G M G G G Gable front and wing JM Pyramidal /Hipped Other (specify) 10/86 -1209- aJG£&* 3 i"j Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

n Agriculture LJ Conservation LJ Politics/Government/Law EH Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts HI Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering CD Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements/Organizations O Communications O Health/Medicine O Transportation 5C Community Planning /Development [$C Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Construction C t 1Qnq-1Q1fi Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPon-t-Co^ D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 503 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Most of the original fabric and details are intact. The dormer window has been replaced.

Major Bibliographic References

ee National Register nomination form, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION __ 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-48 OAHPNO.____ n^p^-H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 505 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County___ Field Recorder. 1 P6 GdlldCCJ Twp.JLSM Range_lE Section_36_ V* Section NW y4 y4 Section__NW Owner's Name . Robert G. Stener Tax NO./Parcel Nn 3575QQ-Q52-Q______Ar».aa<, under one acre Address. 505 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUdl 1y______city/state/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Easting—52S02Q_____ Mnrthing 5215840_____ piat/monk/tot Lot 3, Block F, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') "5\ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No 6-154-12______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/east elevation (view NE) CD Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Aril 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR DSR F] LR T^INV contributing n Non-contributing o contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Mame Pypnpt VI11 age Hiqt.nn'r

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable EC Hip finmpQtir rptHrlpnrp D Flat D Pyramidal CD Monitor CD Other (specify) I 1 Gambrel fitni^ti"-al System WOOd frdFTie D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake £3 Horizontal Wood Siding Kf Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten CD Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board CD Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible "K Brick D Gothic Revival CD Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Gotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style CD Post & Pier CD Block D Concrete /Concrete Block LJ Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne CD Stone ^Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LD Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick CD Other (specify) G Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (sperify) D Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LD Chicago/Commercial Style £5 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... PS D n n CD Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... CD D D Changes to original cladding ...... CD n D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... 1...... CD D n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ffffTun/______CD n n CD Gable front and wing £>£ Pyramidal /Hipped r- Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209 I D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation G Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture [~] Education n Religion D Arts I ] Entertainment/Recreation I 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ HI Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation K Community Planning / Development XI Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of Construction C « 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. L! In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places BS. In the opinion of the surveyor, this properly is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 505 Barksdale is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage (original with recessed porch). Loss of integrity includes enclosure of porch, creation of central doorway, introduction of noncompatable siding, replacement of sash windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-49 OAHPNo.______Date Reborn-en May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 507 Barksdale Common Company House City / Town / County / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County______Caroline Gallar.r.i Twp._L9N Range_lE Section_2£ 1/4 Section.NW_ YA Section NW Owner' Harry H T Pl^nn, Tnr. i-fl*Mn /Parrel NO 357500-053-0 _ Acreage Under QnP aTTP Address 7?flQ Wnnrilawn Avpnup N.F. Quadrangle or map name Mi equally City/State/Zipr.nrie Spatt.lp, WA QftllFi UTM References Zone Easting Plat /Block/ Lot LO±_4 Rlor.k F, Town of Dupnnt Status Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupnnt. official plat (I 11 ! inn 1 ) IS Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No.G-154-1.3______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewof farade/past elevation (view NW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) nate April IQftQ______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status QNR Q SR D LR ^INV Contributing &)( Non-Contributing D Contributing garage i i i a^jc —iiia \j\ji — i-v= —u i 3 iii — r-Vi-b—————————

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable T>THip Buil

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation LI Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education CD Religion D Arts [. J Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce [I] Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ EH Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation Sf Community Planning/Development IX Manufacturing/Industry [H Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify)_ Statement of Significance Architect/Engineer/Builder. DuPont Co. In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 507 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, which retains most of the original fabric and detail including the original foundation skirting.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._VrJ>0__ OAHPNo.______nate Retried May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 508 Barksdale common Community Presbyterian Church Manse city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldReader CaroljHe GallaccJ______Twp. 19N Range-IE Section_26. 1/4 Section_N!/L !4 y* SectionJM- owner's Mam* Community Presbyterian Church Tax No./Parcel No. 3575QQ-12Q-Q______Acreage Under OHg Address___502 Barksdale______Quadrangle or map name NlSCjUal 1y______city/state/zip r.orie Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_JJl_ Fasting 528QOQ Northing 52158QQ piat/Block/Lot Lot 9, Block N, Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l"ilQQ*) K! Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin 6-154-16 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewo< facade (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) nate April 198Q_____ D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site G Building D Structure D Object District Status GNR D SR D LR ^fNV contributing^ Non-Contributing D contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name DupOnt Village Historic District-

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type . Materials & Features/Structural Types £T Gable DHip Building Type deomestic residence G Flat Q Pyramidal pian———rectangle—————— G Monitor D Other (specify) G Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame————— G Shed No. of Stories 1^______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle Q Wood Shake £^ Horizontal Wood Siding JCJ Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate & Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up J§ Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board ED Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt Greek Revival O Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style G Post & Pier D Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone HCfPoured G Vinyl/Aluminum Siding Q Queen Anne D Rustic Style n Metal (specify) ______n Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style CD International Style O Other (specify) ______Q Not visible d Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [ J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CH Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) i J Chicago /Commercial Style 2$ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare C] Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n G LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G G D Changes to original cladding ...... G a n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... G G G n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ————————————————— G G G n G Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- %& Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation S5 Community Planning / Development tS Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.nn»t mr-finn C. 1909-1916 Arrhit»r*/Fnqin«»r/Rnilrt«r CO . D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 508 Barksdale is a contributing side gable cottage which retains most of its original features and character.

SeeMajor NationalBibHojgrapMc Reference*Register nomination,. item. . 9_

OCD 10 86 1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO. J^iil_ oAHPNo. _____ r^te Rer.nrrieri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 509 Barksdale Company House city/Town/county/zipcodeDupont t WA 98327 Pierce County Field Remrrier Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range! E Sertinn Z5 % Section. Section_V owner's Name Mary Rel trier Tax No./Parcel Mn 3575QQ-Q54-Q Arreaqeunder one acre Address _____ BOX T______Quadrangle or map name Ml SC|Udl l City/state/Zip r.nde Steilacoom, WA 98388 UTM References Zone_lQ__ Fasting 528000 Northing 5215860 Pi«t/Binr*/mtLot 5, B1 ock F, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') IS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. NO G-154-14______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible x/iewnf facade/east elevation (view NW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) r>ate April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR l^NV Contributing [X]X Non-Contributing D HO OUtbuil di HQS District/Thematic Nomination Name——Dupont Village HJStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types D Gable Wnip piiiMingType dompst.if! rpsidpnce D Flat D Pyramidal pian rpct^ngle G Monitor D Other (specify) [_] Gambrel Structural Sys»«m WOOd fYamP D Shed No. of Stones 1 _ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding •0L Composition D Rustic /Drop U Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board (~~l Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt CD Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible CD Brick D Gothic Revival CD Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire CD Bungalow CD Log Concrete D Terra Cotta CD Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style CD Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone ^fPoured CD Queen Anne CD Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) «, \ D Brick CD Other (specify) CD Shingle Style D International Style KJ Other (specify) W\^U tf H^ PI Not wisihlft CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CD Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) ID Chicago /Commercial Style fej Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... CD CD D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... CD CD Changes to original cladding Q § D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior CD D n D CD Gable front n Cross gable Other (specify). D n D Gable front and wing ^jf Pyramidal / Hipped —Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- CD Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture LI] Education LI Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering D Commerce G Ethnic'Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine LJ Transportation LX Community Planning/Development [XI Manufacturing /Industry LJ Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance -i nr\n 1 q 1 c DuPont Co. Date of Construction___^______Architect/Engineer/Builder_ D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places LA In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 509 Barksdale is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch that has been altered with the application of "marble-crete" siding and the removal of the front wood sash window. Other fenestration, rafter tails and other details remain.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field siteNo._1^52_ oAHPNo.____ n.t.R.r.nrH.H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 511 Barksdale mmmnnCompany House City / Town / County / Zip Code WA 98327 Pierce County 1 QN 1F- Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Twp, •L -71 '1 Range XL- Section_ Section. SW !/4 1/4 Section. SW Owner's Name Henry C. and Pia E. Stream Tax No./Parcel No.. 357500-055-0 Acreage. under one acre Address 511 Barksdale Quadrangle or map name " ' SqUo. I iy______City/State/Zip Code DupO"t, MA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528000______Northing 5215860 piat/Block/lotLot 6, Block F, Town of Dupont _____ Status supplementalMap(.o C1 ty of Dupont official plat (1":100') £S Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-154-15 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible view of facade (view NE) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date April 198Q————— EH Local Designation

Classification §4 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status CUNR D SR V/ DLR S)NV ., _,_. contributing n Non-Contributing sf non-contn buting garage

District/Thematic Nomination Name. ——— 9 ———————| —————— • ———————————————————————— .--....

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types D Gable £< Hip RmiriingTyp* domesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pi*n rectangle D Monitor D Other (specify) [J ftamhrel Stn,ct,,ra l Ryst«m WOOd ^31116 D Shed Nn nf Stories If Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £ijj Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard DTar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile n Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI nthnr (spnrify) D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick G Gothic Revival Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco C] Second Empire Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone ^Poured D Queen Anne Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) v \ v D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style International Style IS Othfir <*p«ri»y) Tf^X\\\MYW FT] Not visible I 1 Colonial Revival Northwest Style J Beaux Arts / Neoclassical Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [._] Chicago/Commercial Style Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I 1 American Foursquare Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D Changes to original cladding n D D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior, n D n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify). n D n LJ Gable front and wing ^ Pyramidal/Hipped pi Other (specify) i/D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics / Government / Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture C! Education D Religion D Arts L.J Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ n Social Movements/Organizations D Communications IT! Health/Medicine n Transportation 5C Community Planning / Development frC Manufacturing/Industry n Other (specify)______LJ Military n Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C ' 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 511 Barksdale is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage, Loss of integrity includes "marble-crete" siding, alteration of fenestration and sash, removal of porch.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Developme VTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation .TIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-401 1 rield Site Mn V-38 OAHP No._____ M5 V 1987 (MaP 1980) LOCATION SECTION H l ' site Name ^tonr Superintendent's House Address 100 Brandvwine______Common. DupOHt, HA 98327 Pierce County ____ 1 Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range IE Section 36 Section i/4 1/4 Section _ owner's M"<™» Charles and Lorraine Overmer Tax No./Parcel No.- 357500-107-5&6 under one acre Address P.O. BOX 5 Quadrangle or map name Nisqually city/state/zipr.nde Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Easting. 528330 Northing 5215490 PI**/mo,*/lot Lot 1. Block M. Town of Dupont_____ Status supplementalMaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":10Q') £2 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. NO PC-25-2a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view, of facade/west elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date _June_198Q______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site Q Building G Structure Q Object District Status DNR DSR LR TjN Contributing 0 Non-Contributing — -_r~-- ••-•• — • - • • - - — --— -• .--—.- -- • .

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable 5$ Hip Building Type domestic residence D Flat 1^ Pyramidal pian ——— squajce —————————— n Monitor Q Other (specify) G Gambrel Structural System V/OOd frame D Shed No of Stories ££ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle DLog Q Wood Shake «K Horizontal Wood Siding 13 Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate X Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up H3 Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten n Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board PI Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick D Gothic Revival O Tudor Revival G Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco O Second Empire D Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CH Art Deco/Art Moderne Q Stone 1C Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding I J Queen Anne D Rustic Style G Metal (specify) Q Brick G Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style G Other (specify) l~l Not wisihle D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) i J Chicago/Commercial Style O Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive /fi American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G G Li Mission Revival Changes to windows...... __3 G G Changes to original cladding G G G Vernacular House Types 93 to interior. n D G D Gable front Q Cross gable •to G G [~] Qable front and wing Q Pyr§mid«l/Hipe« —i Other (specify) DCD 10; 86 [J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 2\ Community Planning/Development K Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify).______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(t) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction ——— 1909 Architect / Engineer /Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The superintendent's house is described in the National Register nomination, item 7.

Major Bibliographic References See the National Register nomination, item 9

OCO 10 86 1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.______OAHPNo.______Date Recorded May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. house Address ____180 Brandywine Ave .______Common______City/Town/County/Zip Code DuPont , Pierce Co. , WA Gallacci Twp._L9 Range_QJ- SectionJ3_£. tt Section __ 2_ Section Field Recorder less than one Owner's Name. Dwayne Donovan la* Mr. /Parcel No 3 5 7 5 Q 0 - 1 0 8 - 3 Acreage. Address——— 180 Brandywine Quadrangle or map name Nisqually City/State/Zip Code DuPont, WA UTM References Zone. Easting 528280 Northing. Plat/Block/Lot 1 and 2, Block original palt Status Supplemental Map(s) ——City Of—DuPont map Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY P-Gl-l-9- n National Register Photography Neg. No. n State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) n Determined Eligible view looking sw n Determined Not Eligible n Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date_____5/87______n Local Designation

Classification (^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object contributingDistrict Status D SNRNon-Contributing DSR 0D recontributingLR D'NV . , ... garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types E^Gable EH Hip Building Type , G Flat D Pyramidal -L<- Shape G Monitor D Other (specify) trame |_| Ramhrpl ————— D Shed

Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding [^Composition D Rustic /Drop Ell Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile EU Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board FT Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt EJ Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation EJ Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco d Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta EJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block Ell Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne 2y£vinyl/ Aluminum Siding D Stone X^Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) LD Prick PI Other (specify) D Shingle Style n International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not wisihle EH Colonial Revival EH Northwest Style EH Beaux Arts/Neoclassical EH Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style CH Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare EX Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... n n D n EH Mission Revival Ranch———————————— Changes to windows ...... n n n n Changes to original cladding ...... n n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... n n n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) n n n n I J Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped ri Other (specify) [ I Side gable r

NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts CD Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CD Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning / Development O Manufacturing/Industry CD Other (specify)-______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1960 (?) Architect / Engineer / Builder- In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The property at 18Q Brandywine Aye. is a nonhistoric, noncontributing ranch house

Major Bibliographic References

OCD10.86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Field site No._JlL=£5_ OAHPNO._____ p^0 RornrHari May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION «**!•. WA 98504 (206,753-4011 Site Name Historic—______:—•.______Address 201 Brandywine______Common Company House______City/Town/County/Zip Code Diipnnt., hiA Qft3?7 P-jerrp Field a~witof Caroline Gallar.r.i______Twp.l9N RangeJ£- Section_36- 14 SectionNW— 1/4 % Section NW Owner's Mama Gpnrgp and Marlpnp Davis______^-- under one Address____?01 Rrandywinp______. Quadrangle or map namf> N1SC|U9l1y City/State/Zip r.nrt, nupnnt, UA Qft3?7 UTM References Zone Easting -528280 Northing .5215560 piat /Block /Lot Lot 1, Block J, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s)City of Dupont official plat (1":100') P\ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-77-12a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) Q Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site Q Building Q Structure d Object District Status QNR Q SR Q LR KflNV contributing^ Non-contributing D contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Material* & Features /Structural Types ^ Gable D Hip Building Typ«> domestic residence DFIat D Pyramidal O Monitor D Other (specify) rectangle O Gambrel _ structural sygtom wood frame D Shed No. of Stories 1_ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £4 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up "Kl Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts LD Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow DLog Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier K Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne Q Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style Q International Style Other (specify) D Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style n Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style XT Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... IS D D Changes to original cladding ...... D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D D D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ——————————————— D D D D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal /Hipped r-1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- ^T Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CD Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 0§ Community Planning /Development B Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance C * 1909 DuPont Company Date of Construction Architect/Engineer/Builder D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 2\ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 201 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage with most original fabric and detail intact, The back porch has been enclosed.

Major Bibliographic References See National Rgeister nomination, Item 9

DCO 10/86 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-92 OAHPNo.______Ma 1987 (Mav 1980 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 202 Brandywine______common Company House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County______Field Recorder Carol 1 P6 Gall flCCI i>p 19N Range IE SectionJjQ. '/« Sectior % '/4 Section_NW_ owner'sM*™* Harry L. Robinson Tax No./Parcel Nn 357500-109-1 under one acre Address____2Q2 Brandywine Quadrangle or map name NlSCjUdl l City/state/Zip r.nri* Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone-Hi Easting _52824Q_ Northing 521553Q piat/Block/Lot Lot 2 T Block M. Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l";100*) 58 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. E-7Q-1Q D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible viewnf facade/west elevation (v iew S) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £Q District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status GlNR D SR Q LR SJlNV contributing P Non-contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name.

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types M Gable D Hip Bunding Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle O Monitor D 0>ther (specify) 1_J Gambrel Structural System VVOOd f rafflC —————— D Shed No of fit <">ries 2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle rjLog D Wood Shake SI Horizontal Wood Siding J3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^C Clapboard DTar/Built-Up tS Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier £(f Block Q Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured Q Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Q Queen Anne D Rustic Style ("I Metal (specify) PI Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical P Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style «Q Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D n D Changes to original cladding D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D D n n §T Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) —————————————————— D D n n LJ Gable front and wing jjjjf Pyramidal /Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Them** (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation E9 Community Planning / Development EC Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Signlflcanc* Date of Construct'"!* Architect / Engineer / Builder DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places S§ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 202 Brandywine is a contributing front gable house (one of two in the district) which retains ex­ cellent integrity of form and fabric. See National Register nomination, item 7, for description.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9

DCO 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-96 QAHPNo. Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 205 Brandywine ______CM — n Company House Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder. Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N•*••*" Range. Section_^i36 V* Section "" i/4 1/4 Section. NW Owner's Name GJSeld A. Tax No./Parcel No 3575QQ-Q92-Q 205 Brandywine Quadrangle or map name 1 SQUal 1y city/state/zip code Dupont, UA 98327 UTM References Zone Easting —523250 Northing -521S5SO- piat/Block/Lot Lot 2, Block J, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat ^t Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No._G=Z7=JLla_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible faradp/wpst plpvatlon (view NE) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) IQftfl______D Local Designation

Classification JS District Q Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR ffilNV . Contributing^ Non-Contributing D COntriDUtl ng garage District/Thematic Nomination Mam*. Pupont- Village HJSt-OrJC

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types H] Gable Building Typ«» domestic QFIat D Pyramidal Plan ____ rectdnl 6 Q Monitor D Other (specify) O Gambrel _ structural system wood frame D Shed No. of Stories 1 ______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle Q Log D Wood Shake ^3 Horizontal Wood Siding J3 Composition Q Rustic/Drop D Slate pi Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle ID Tile O Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival ID Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival ID Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CI Stucco D Second Empire O Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier CJBIock D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style ID Art Deco/Art Moderns D Stone pSJPoured Q Vinyl/Aluminum Siding LD Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style ID International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible O Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation O Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation IS Community Planning / Development 21 Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction c. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 205 Brandywine is a contributing hipped roof cottage with gable roof porch which retains most of the original features of the type.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9,

DCD 10/86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Rite MO V-92a OAHPNO.____ _ Date Recorded MaV 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 206 Brandywlne______Common city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Piercp County______FieldRender Carol IMP Gallarri Twp._19N Range_l£ Section_3fL K SectioniM— 14 tt SectiorlM__ Owner's Mama tlnhn D. Ta» No /Parcel No 3575QQ-11Q-Q______Acreage Under QHP Address____2Q6 BrandywiflP Quadrangle or map name Ml SGjlia 11y City/State/Zip r.nri» Dupont., WA Qft3?7 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 52822Q Mnrthinn 521554Q piat / Block / Lot Lot 3, Block M, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') 55 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. NO G-79-lft D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of far.adp (view south) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) nate Fphruary 1Q8Q______D Local Designation

Classification ^District d Site d Building d Structure d Object District Status dNR d SR d LR JSJlNV contributing d Non-Contributing KX contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types d Gable &Q Hip Ruilding Type dORlPStl C PPSi dPHCP d Flat d Pyramidal Plan irrpgular "1 " d Monitor d Other (specify) [_] Gamhrel Structural System WQOd fraflie d Shed No of Stories 1 i Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) d Wood Shingle d Log d Wood Shake •6J Horizontal Wood Siding <£y Composition D Rustic /Drop d Slate 35f Clapboard dTar/Built-Up 5$ Wood Shingle dlile d Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) d Vertical Board d Other (specify) d Asbestos /Asphalt d Greek Revival d Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean d Not visible d Brick d Gothic Revival d Tudor Revival d Stone Foundation d Italianate d Craftsman/Arts & Crafts d Stucco d Second Empire d Bungalow d Log Concrete d Terra Cotta d Romanesque Revival d Prairie Style d Post & Pier d Block d Concrete /Concrete Block d Stick Style d Art Deco/Art Moderne d Vinyl /Aluminum Siding d Stone ^ Poured d Queen Anne d Rustic Style d Metal (specify) d Brick d Other (specify) d Shingle Style d International Style d Other (specify) PI Not x/isihle d Colonial Revival d Northwest Style d Beaux Arts/Neoclassical d Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) d Chicago/Commercial Style -S Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Extensive d American Foursquare d Other (specify) Changes to plan...... d d Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... d Changes to original cladding ...... d Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... d d Gable front d Cross gable Other (specify) ______d d Gable front and wing _gg) Pyramidal/Hipped r-| Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- d Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts G Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation BS Community Planning/Development 51 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction_____ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 206 Brandywine is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with a side wing which detracts from the original form of the structure and seriously alters the structure's historic character.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 V-98 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.. OAHP No.. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Brandywine r..«y iT«-m/fin.Mty /7!p r^Dupont > M 98327 Pierce County iqjvi i f FieldReader Caroline GallaccJ 1 Range. XL- Section- Section. %'/« Secti — owner'sMam» Willard I. Isenhour Tax No./Parcel No. 357500-093-0 under one acre Address P.O. BOX 42______Quadrangle or map name " ' SCjUa I iy city/state/zip ^H« Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone__ Easting 258230_____ Northing 5215590 Lot 3. Block J, Town of Dupont ____ Status supplemental u,p(,> City of Dupont official plat (IMOO 1 ) 15Q Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn G-77-10a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR Q SR Q LR ^JlNV contributing^ Non-Contributing D contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION floofType Materials & Features /Structural Types ^3" Gable D Hip Raining Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle O Monitor EH Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog [U Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding K Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up Al Wood Shingle D Tile U Board and Batten HI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board [~] Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco [U Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier )\ Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) PI Not visible n Colonial Revival D Northwest Style O Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) O Chicago/Commercial Style SJ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... < jju D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... §L D D D Changes to original cladding ......

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture U Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture LJ Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation IS Community Planning / Development DC Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places W In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 207 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage which retains nearly original integrity,

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 V-97 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 QAHPNO. ______n».- E———. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 209 Brandywine______Coman House city/Town/county/zipcode Dupont, UA 98327 Pierce County " -~ • • •* ••• *\Xn f NwKIII NUtut Caroline GaUdcc! Twp 19N Range Section JvJ i/u4 -Qo^tirtnSection 1 "" 1414 Section____ owner's Namft Hal R. Bodman 3R75QQ-Q94-Q __ ArrftagA under one acre Address 209 Brandywine Quadrangle or map name Nl city/state/zipr.nHa Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528210 Northing 5215600 piat/Block/Lot Lot 4, Block J, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') §3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY National Register Photography Neg. No.. fi-77-9a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification J5$J District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status GNR Q SR f] LR ^fNV contributing a Non-Contributing M contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic C

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable 5^ Hip RmwingTyp* domestic residence G Flat Q Pyramidal Plan rectangle G Monitor Q Other (specify) [_J ftamhrel Rtn.r.tn^.Sy^m WOOd faille G Shed No of Tories •'•2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle Q Log Q Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding c5 Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate D Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up £& Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) 3J Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick D Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation O Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco D Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log _ Concrete Q Terra Cotta O Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style ^ Post & Pier C G Block i—i _ . _ G Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Q Stone ' G Poured D Queen Anne Q Rustic Style G Metal (specify) Q Brick pother /specify) \ D Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) G Not x/isihlfi V)OOG\ \)V\AV\tt\t/ Cl Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts /Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Detcription of Physical Appearance) G Chicago /Commercial Style •rS Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... Kj G D G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D G G Changes to original cladding ...... CD D IS G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior j...... G D G D G Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) -J0Ut&&&£—______D D G Gable front and wing ^Pyramidal /Hipped j—| Other (specify) DCO 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

CD Agriculture Q Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine n Transportation P\ Community Planning/Development D^ Manufacturing /Industry n Other (specify)______D Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction__C 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/RniiHgr DuPpnt Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 209 Brandywine is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity due it part to the oversea!ed dormer on the front slope of the roof.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._Y^91_ QAHPNo.______Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 210 Brandywine______r.——n Company House city/Town/county/zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County______Fieldp»™rH0r Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N RangelE- Section_36 54 Section_NW_ % % SectionJ4W_ owner's Ma™** Robert L. Rieck Tax No./Parcel Mf> 35750Q-111-Q 210 Brandywine Quadrangle or map nama NT SO,Ua I iy city/state/ziP code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone Easting 528200 _ Mnrthing 5215560 Piat /monk/mt Lot 4. Block M. Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QO*) A! Survey / Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. 6-79-17 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible View nf D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) D Local Designation

Classification Eg District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR Q SR D LR fiflNV contributing KX Non-Contributing n Contributing/non-contn'buting garages i—rcrgc —n-rofwr" T u wi o v. i i \- ».

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types J< Gable D Hip puiiriing Typn dofTiesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle CD Monitor CD Other (specify) LJ Gamhrel Structural System WOOfJ fraiTIP CD Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) CD Wood Shingle CD Log D Wood Shake •S Horizontal Wood Siding ^ Composition D Rustic /Drop CD Slate ^Clapboard CD Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style CD Post & Pier CD Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderns D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone -5J Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style fl Metal (spftr.ify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) D Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style HI Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CD Chicago/Commercial Style •&CT Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... ^3 CD D CD D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... IS D CUn LI Changes to original cladding ...... 3 LI LI [. J Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... LJ D LI CD S'Gable front Q Cross gable Other (specify) ______ODD D D Gable front and wing r^UPvramidal /Hipped r-1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 6C Community Planning / Development £3 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(») (specify). Statement of Significance long .- DuPont Co. Date of Construction Architect /Engineer /Builder D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 210 Brandywine is a contributing front gable house (one of two in the district) and retains ex­ cellent integrity of form and fabric. See description in National Register nomination.

Major BlbHographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._Vr99__ OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 211 Brandywine r. —— n Company House City/Town/County/Zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierr.e County Field Records Caroline Gallacci Twp.l9N Range_UL Section_3ifL 1/4 Section_N]flL V* % Section- Owner's Name. Gertrude A. Schinnell Tax NO./Parcel NO. 357BQQ-Q95-Q______Arreage under one acre 211 Brandvwine Quadrangle or map name Nisqually______Dupont. UA 98327 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 52821Q_____ Mnrthing 52156QQ piat/Rinr.k/int Lot. 5, Bl ark J, Town of Dupont______^jpStatus Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont off Trial plat (1":1QQ') *N Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-77-8a______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR I^INV contributing£X Non-Contributing n contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION .Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types ]3_J Gable D Hip R.iiirimg Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle Q Monitor CH Other (specify) [J fiflmhml Structural System WOOd frame ——— D Shed No nf Stories \± Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake ® Horizontal Wood Siding •S Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^Cciapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten Fl Metal (sperify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board [""I Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow [H Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (sperify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (sperify) P Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style 9TResidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n n D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D n n Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior D n n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify). n D n [~] Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- £$TSide gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

L~H Agriculture CJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation L3 Science & Engineering O Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications C] Health/Medicine D Transportation Kl Community Planning / Development ST Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance -i qnn_ i n i c DuPont Co. Date of Construction______Architect / Engineer / Builder. CH In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 25 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 211 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage which retains good integrity with the exception of the nonhistoric front porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.______OAHPNo.______Date Recorded______May , 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic____ house (company housing) Address 301 Brandvwine Ave.______Common___JlQ-U_S_e_ DuPont, Pierce Co. , WA 98327 Field Recorder_ Gallacci Twp._Ui Range_0_l Sectior3_6_ !4 Section.2__ %i/« Section2___ Owner's Name_ Ron aid Lew i Tar No /Parrel No 357500-081- 0 Acreage^ifi than _Q_ne Address______30] Quadrangle or map name N 1 SC[U<3 1 1 y City /State /Zip rtnrio ' Q ? I»TM References 7one 1 0 Fasting 528.1 QO Northino 5?1 5fi40 Plat/Rlock/lot LOt lr Bl^Ck X^ Town of DnPont Status SupplementalMap(s) City Of—DuPont map j£3( Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mf> D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view looking e ED Determined Not Eligible 5/87 D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) O Local Designation

Classification 5 District D Site D Building CD Structure D Object District Status K]NR Q SR Q LR CDlNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing Q nonCOntr±bllt±nq qar District /Thematic Nomination Name DUJPont Village "Historic Dista

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types |X| Gable D Hip residence Ruilrling Type D Flat CD Pyramidal rectangular G Monitor D Other (specify) QJ Gamhrel Structural System t^" 31116 D Shed No of Stories 1 1/2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding ^ Composition D Rustic /Drop CD Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up S9 Wood Shingle D Tile CD Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board Fl Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick CD Gothic Revival CD Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CD Stucco CD Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Cnncrete D Terra Cotta CD Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style D Post & Pier H Block CD Concrete /Concrete Block CD Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderns CD Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured CD Queen Anne CD Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick PI Other (specify) CD Shingle Style CD International Style Fl Other (specify) ———— CD Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CD Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CD Chicago /Commercial Style S Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... [fr D D D CD Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D D S D Changes to original cladding ...... CD n CD Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... [D n D Gable front n Cross gable Other (specify) ______CD D D Gable front and wing Q] Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- ^^Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture Q Education D Religion D Arts El Entertainment /Recreation CD Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ EH Social Movements/Organizations O Communications D Health/Medicine CH Transportation Community Planning/Development CX Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction______C . 1909 Architect /Engineer / Builder_____DuPont CO . D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places j£3£ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 301 Brandywine Aye, is a contributing side gable cottage that retains the original siding, bracketed porch roof, and sash windows except in the dormer window which has been enlarged and fitted with new windows.

Major Bibliographic References See nomination form.

DCD 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 2 1st Avenue, KL- 11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No.___l=S5_ OAHPNo.______Date Rerorderi May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 303 Brandywme______nnmmon Company House______city /Town /county /zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County ______FieldReorder Caroline Gallacci______Twp.JJLN Range—IE Section_3£ 1/4 Section NW % % Section NW owner'sMamft Ingeborg M. Shinner ______ra» NO /Parcel NO 3575QQ-Q82-Q one acre 303 Brandwine______Quadrangle or map name_ Nisqually city/state/zip r.ode Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_l Easting 528180 ____ Northing 52 15620 pi«t/Binr.k/i«t Lot 2 t Block I, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalu-p(«fity of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') .S3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nr> G-77-63______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible vie™ of facade/west elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Februar 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR D LR £

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types ^ Gable D Hip Building Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle G Monitor D Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame —— D Shed No of Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding «® Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up SI Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board n Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival O Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Stone D Poured O Vinyl /Aluminum Siding mi Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style O International Style I"! Other (specify) —— PI Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I- J Beaux Arts / Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style -of Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... n n Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D n n Changes to original cladding n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior n n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (sperify) D n D D Gable front and wing [] Pyramidal/Hipped [—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- £$ Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation E4 Community Planning / Development 5J Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ C. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places £$ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 303 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage that has good integrity and retains most original fabric and detail, with the exception of nonhistoric iron porch railings.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"87 OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 305 BrandywJne r.—on Company House City/Town/County/Zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRoo»rH0, Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range IE Section 36 % Section-Se owners "»™ Rov U. Fargev Tax No./Parcel Kin 357500-083-0 under one acre Address_____305 Brandywine Quadrangle or map name Ml SQ,Ua I 1y city/state/zip r^ Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone_IQ_ Fasting 528160_____ Mining 5215630 piat / Block / Lot Lot 3m Block I, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1 B :1QQ') 13 Survey / Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-77-5a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewnt facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification 29 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR LR Contributing ffl Non-Contributing District /Thematic Nomination Mama Dijpnnt. Villflgp DiqtHrr.

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable BuildingTVpo dompst.ir. rpsidpncp QFIat D Pyramidal Plan____rectangle______CD Monitor D Other (specify) CD Gambrel wnnd framp Structural System. D Shed No. of Stories _1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D.Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding SJ Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up Kj Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt O Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Italianate Q Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CD Stucco Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ]*C Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______CH Brick CD Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______CD Not visible Colonial Revival n Northwest Style Beaux Arts /Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) . L t ... .. Chicago /Commercial Style •^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... LI D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... G D Changes to original cladding ...... <«I D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior.. .^.J...... D U n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) V0)WV______D ^C n n n Gable front and wing Jg Pyramidal /Hipped r—1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- O Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture C] Conservation C] Politics /Government /Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education CD Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce L7J Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ n Social Movements/Organizations D Communications [11 Health/Medicine D Transportation 1X1 Community Planning /Development JP Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C . 1909- 1919 Architect/Engineer/Builder QuPont CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IB In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 305 Brandywine is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has been altered with the removal of porch elements and changes to the historic windows,

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206) 753-401 1 Field Site No._Vr86__ OAHPNo. _____ Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______Address 307 Brandywine ______Cnmmon ComPdnV HOUS6 City / Town / County / Zip CndeDupOnt^ 98327 Pierce County Field R«™rdftr Caroline Gall ace i Twp 19N Range IE Section 36 i/y4t Section.£ ./4 y4 Sectio iW_ owner's N«m* Will Jam H. Gorgensen Tax No./Parcel MO 3575QQ-084-Q under one acre 307 Brandvwine Quadrangle or map name Nl Splia I IV city/state/zip r.^* Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone. 10 Easting 52815 Northing _5215650. Lot 4, Block I, Town of Dupont_____ Status supplemental MAprfi t.y of Dupont official plat (1";100') §[ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-77-4a______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (View NE) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 1980_____ D Local Designation

Classification Sj District O Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR Contributing 1Q( Non-Contributing District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Hl'StOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types JgJ Gable D Hip Building Type dOfflPStir TP^ldpn r^fj n Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle 0 Monitor D Other (specify) |_J ftamhrel Structural System WOOd f raffle D Shed No. of Stories 1 i Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake 53 Horizontal Wood Siding •ST Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation 09 Community Planning / Development IS Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military O Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction_____ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company Q In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places OS In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 307 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage with good integrity. Alterations include nonhistoric iron railing along front porch and replacement of original sash in front windows.

Major Bibliographic Rafarancas See National Register of Historic Places nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field site No.__\^S8 OAHPNO. _____ r>flt» R^ord^ri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 309 Brandywine______Company House _ city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field p»™rri«.r Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range IE Section 36 y4 Section_NW_ y4 % Section__NW owner's Name Ray C. and Harriet A. Grant Tax NO./Parcel NO 357500-085-0______Ar»>ao-> under one acre Address ____3QQ Brandywine______Quadrangle or map name Ml SC]Ud I 1y______city/state/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone__10_ Easting _52813Q_____ Northing _j>21566Q_____ piat/Block/mtLot 5. Block I. Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s£ity of Dupont official plat (1";100'.______§3 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY n National Register Photography Neg. NO G-77-3a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view nf facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Februar 1980 D Local Designation

Classification _S District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR Q SR LR lN Contributing £X Non-Contributing

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable Sj H iP paining TyP« domesti c residence HI Flat D Pyramidal p.an rectangle n Monitor D Cither (specify) G Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame ————— QShed No nf Stories l£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake E<3 Horizontal Wood Siding £$ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate J?I Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt I—I Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts n Stucco D Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier 2£! Block EH Concrete /Concrete Block f-J Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick n Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) D Not visible [ ] Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts / Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [H Chicago/Commercial Style -fS Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive U American Foursquare O Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D D Changes to original cladding D n n Vernacular House Tvpes Changes to interior, D D D K'Gable front OUU^U Cross gable Other (specify). & D n D Gable front and wing " Pyramidal / Hipped Other (specify) DCO 10/86 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study UnH Them** (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation BB Community Planning / Development £9 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(«) (specify). Statement of Significance 19Q9-1916 DuPont Co. Date of Construction Architect /Engineer/Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places C8 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 309 Brcndywine is a contributing hipped roof cottage with a engaged gable roof porch, which has been altered with the addition of a side extension and the removal of the original railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9,

DCD 10 86 -J?09- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st A venue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No._Vjr&£_ OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 311 Brandywine______Company House city/Town/county/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field p*rnrri«r Caroline Gallacci Twp.lSN Range_IL Section_36_ % Section NW Sectio owner's M«m« William V. Dufrin, etal . TaxNn /ParcelNn 35750Q-Q86-Q______under one acre Address ___ 311 Brandywine______Quadrangle or map name Ml SC|Ud1 ly______City/State/Zip r.ori^ Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References 7nne 1U Easting bcoloU Mnrfhinq 5215660 Lot 6 B1 ock I Town of Duont Status supplemental Mflp(.£ity of Dupont official plat (1":1QO*) 53 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-77-25 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible viewn< facade (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Februar 1980 D Local Designation

Classification $ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR D LR 5&NV Contributing^ Non-Contributing D Contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types j^[ Gable D Hip Running Type domesti c residence [H Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle Ll Monitor D Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame ————— D Shed No nf Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding \S Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard DTar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten HI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) _ Vertical Board n Other (specify) K Asbestos /Asphalt 'LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible _ Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete - D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier S'Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne O Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style ("I Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style Fl Other (specify) L J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago /Commercial Style JC Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive n American Foursquare D Other (specify) D D n LJ Mission Revival § n n n . n n g LJ Vernacular House Types . n D u n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) U0lC>to n % n n D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped —i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- <*JSJE?»- 3 M Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

Cl Agriculture D Conservation Politics /Government /Law CD Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering CD Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) — D Social Movements/ Organizations CD Communications D Health /Medicine [H Transportation X Community Planning / Development IX Manufacturing /Industry CD Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. CD In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 95 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 311 Brandywine is a contributing side gable cottage. Alterations include replacement of original porch railing and nonhistoric shingle siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO V-90 DAMP NO na*« RoonrHoH Ma v 1 QR7 ( Ma v 19801 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 4-01 Rrandywinp r.nmpany HOU<;P City /Town /County /Zip Code Dnpnnt, WA QR3?7 County Field Recorder Car(ilinp Rallarri Twp. 19N RangelE_ Section-36. V4 Section_NW_ V* V* Section_NW_ owner's Name Bprt C. and Rarhara ,1 , Wyapt TaxMn /ParralNn 357-^^0-112-0———————————— Arraage Address 60?i Rark<;Halp Quadrangle or map name NlSQUdlly City /State /Zip Code. Dupnnt., WA 9ft3?7 UTM References Zone Easting 52HQ90 Northing Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of Dupont Official plat (1":1QO') 55 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-77-ld D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible .(view NW) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR QSR D LR MlNV contributing)^ Non-Contributing n contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Mama

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types n Gable ^T Hip Ruiidmg Type doemstic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectannle Q Monitor D Other (specify) [J ftamhrel Structural System WOQd f raffle D Shed No of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake IS Horizontal Wood Siding ^Composition ClRustic/Drop D Slate Xciap-oard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten 171 Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire O Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta d Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier JSTfilock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) PI Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style O Beaux Arts/Neoclassical O Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [J Chicago / Commercial Style ¥$ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive n American Foursquare D Other (specify) % r;j D n LJ Mission Revival n •» n L:I % n n n Vernacular House Types if n n n 3§ Gable front QOtf/rV) D Cross gable Other (specify) n n n n D Gable front and wing ^J" Pyramidal / Hipped r- Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- «4^^»- 3 [j Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture ED Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts III Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce Q Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine n Transportation 9\ Community Planning/Development Wk Manufacturing/Industry [] Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance c. 1909-1916 DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ Architect / Engineer / Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 18 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 401 Brandywine is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gabled roof porch

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 ay -L ^ o / Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-401 1 Field Site No OAHPNo Date Recorded ii{ LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic residence Address 406 DuPont Aye . ______rommnn city /Town/county/zip code DuPont . Pierce Co . , WA 98327

PialH Do^nrrlor GallaCCl Twp 1 " Range 0 Isertinn ^ -> % Section Section owner1 «? NPI-«» Orval Snider Tax No. / Parcel MO 357500-042-0 less than one Quadrangle or map "°""» NJSuall City/ State /7ip Code DuPont , WA 98327 UTM References Zone__l_Q_ Panting 528220 Mnrthinq 5215900 piat / Block / Lot £ot 9 f Block D f Town of DuPont Status Supplemental Map(s) C.i t-.y nf TVnPnnt- map______CX Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photograpf iy Meg No D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) . D Determined Eligible View of looking w D Determined Not Eligible May, 1987 D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Hate O Local Designation

Classification ] District D Site D Building [H Structure D Object District Status [JNR QSR D LR DlNV Contributing D Non-Contributing [vj . .... DuPont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Tyoes |2€p£iable Q Hip n Flat D Pyramidal rectangular O Monitor D Other (specify) Plan J frame PJ Gamhrel - D Shed No of Stories One Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog H Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding D Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile Q Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board n Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman / Arts & Crafts D Stucco Q Second Empire CH Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderns @ Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone 0 Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style f~1 Metal (specify) D Shingle Style CJ International Style PI Other (specify) D Not visible [~] Colonial Revival Cl Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical d Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Q Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) n a n r] Mission Revival n n n n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... d n n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) Fl n n n D Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 1O/86 -12O9- [.] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture CD Conservation CU Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation CH Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning/Development D Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C. 196Q~7 0Architect /Engineer /Builder Not known In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

The property at 40.6 DuPont ±s a nonhistoric, noncontributing ranch house

Major Bibliographic References

DCD 10/86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._lr£2_ oAHPNo. ____ n«.t« R»r.nrri«ri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ————————————————————————————:______Address _408__Du£ont_ Company House city/Town/county/zipr.rv^DuPont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field R^nrri»r Caroline Gallacci Twp.l9N Range IE Section --5 y4 Section ^" V*V* Section. SW Owner's Name Mafia MOSS Tax Nn /Parrel No 3575QQ-Q41-0 AcreageJi[lde_r_gne_acre_ Address ____ 408 Dupont_ Quadrangle or map name Mi squally city/state/zip r.nrt* Dupont T WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528200. ____ Northing 5215915 Piat/monk/int Lot 8. Block D. Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l":100') ]& Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY EH National Register Photography Neg. G-155-15_ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible VJPWof facade/east elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) nat» April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District Q Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status.. QNR D SR D LR S_NV contributing $ Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination M-m* Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 1_9 Hip Building Typo dompstir. residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan ____ rectangle______Q Monitor CD Other (specify) frame ______Q Gambrel ______D Shed No. of Stories la Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle CD Log CD Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify)______High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) C,Vertical Board CD Other (specify)______S Asbestos/Asphalt LJ Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible CI Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival CD Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire CD Bungalow CD Log Concrete D Terra Cotta CD Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style CD Post & Pier Kf Block CD Concrete/Concrete Block CD Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne CD Stone D Poured CD Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CD Queen Anne CD Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick D Other (specify) CJ Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______CD Not visible CD Colonial Revival CD Northwest Style I J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in [ D Chicago / Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) """"" Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare CD Other (specify) ...... D n TXl D D Mission Revival ...... CD 1% n n ...... n n K n Vernacular House Types ...... n n D n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (soecifv) n n n n Q Gable front and wing "55 Pyramidal/Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law CH Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts d Entertainment/Recreation [TJ Science & Engineering D Commerce 1TJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Cl Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation K Community Planning/Development PC Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Cnngtrnrtinn C. 1909- 1911 Architect / Engineer / Builder___DuROU t_ C.OL»_ D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IS In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 408 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof workers cottage with recessed porch. Alterations include shingle siding and "boxing-in" of original porch posts and railing. A gable roof rear addition is not historic

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 8. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO. _U£_ oAHPNo. ____ natpRftcord*ri May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 410 DupOHt common Company House______city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field Romrrter Caroline Gallacci______Twp 19N Range IE Section 25 14 Section SW 1/4 '/4 Section SW owner's Mamc R.E. Bryans ______Tax No. / Parcel Nn 357500-40-0 _ under one acre 410 Dupont ______Quadrangle or map name NlSqual l City /state /zip n™to Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528190 Northing 5215930 Lot 7, Block D T Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QO*) D\ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-155-16_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) April 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification ^5 District D Site D Building Q Structure CD Object District Status QNR D SR D LR JgfNV contributing KX Non-Contributing 0T non-contributi ng garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types [3 Gable 01 Hip RniiHing Type dompsti c. r&si d&nc.& D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rpr.tanglp O Monitor d Other (specify) Structural System WOnd f rdme ———— D Shed No of Stories 1| Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake 53 Horizontal Wood Siding E& Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate $£ Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up 1X3 Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board [ 1 Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier "KT Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style LJ Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (snerify) n Not visible f ] Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts/Neoclassical P Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago/Commercial Style •tfi} Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n [1 D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... 9 n n w Changes to original cladding n D D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior B n n D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) __j n n D D Gable front and wing ^ Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture [H Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture Q Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce LI Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ LI Social Movements/Organizations D Communications G Health/Medicine LI Transportation OJ Community Planning / Development [A Manufacturing/Industry [71 Other (specify)______U Military [" I Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C t 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer/ Builder Q In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places rJ\ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 410 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch Alterations include changes to fenestration and removal of original porch elements.

Maio^lTa3Wl&RlftreRe^ister nomination form, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION „ , __, . , nnn \ 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 new site No._YrZl_ GAMP NO.____ »•«• R«r.n,H«d May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______500 Dupont Company House City / Town / County /Zip Code Dup0nt» WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRAmrrigf Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range IE Section? 5 y4 Section SW '/4 W Section. SW owner's M«m» Eleanor I. Nelson Tax No./Parcel No. 357500-033-0 under one acre 5QQ Dupont Quadrangle or map name. Mi squally 1 City / State / Zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone. Easting. 528140 Northing 5215950 11. Block C, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of Dupont Official plat (l";lQO'l Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-155-17_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade/east elevation (v i ew SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) n,t» April 1980______Local Designation

Classification g[ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR H LR JglNV contributing n Non-Contributing 0T non-contri but! ng garage Hi *J

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable ^ Hip Ruling TyP« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle G Monitor D Other (specify)

Structural System WOOd frame D Shed Mn of Storie-s 1? Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake EC Horizontal Wood Siding § Composition D Rustic /Drop Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten F] Metal (specify) High Styles / Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board HI Other (specify) D Asbestos/Asphalt Q Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block Q Stick Style CU Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone ^Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding L] Queen Anne D Rustic Style HI Metal (specify) ...... D Brick C ] Other (specify) LJ Shingle Style n International Style D Other (specify) l~1 Not visible L J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style f J Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [U Chicago/Commercial Style £C Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L] American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D D Changes to original cladding ...... D D D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior D ID D D Gable front d Cross gable Other (specify) D D D G Gable front and wing J§^ Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) [ J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture CJ Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture L.I Education r.J Religion D Arts 1 1 Entertainment/Recreation I 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce I J Ethnic Heritage (specify) _____——_ [ 1 Social Movements / Organizations CD Communications LI Health/Medicine D Transportation !5? Community Planning / Development $$ Manufacturing/Industry f.J Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction____C- 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. CD In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places CR In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 500 DuPont is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch. Loss of integrity includes removal of original porch posts and railing, alteration of fenestration, and nonhistoric siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.J£=22_ OAHPNo._____ LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______502 Dupont Common Company Hnu«;p WA 98327 Pierce County Field Reorder E3 TO 1 1 n P 6a 11 3 CC1 Range-LE Section_2fl V* SectionJSW_ V* V* SectionSW__ Owner's Mama Rrigittp 3575QQ-Q32-Q ______Arrcag<. under one arre Address______5D? Quadrangle or map nam^ Ml SCJlia I 1y City/State/Zip Code Dupnnr., UA Qft3?7 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Easting Mnrihinq 5?15Q5Q Plat / Block / Lot _Lfl±_lCU Rlor.k C, Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(s) City of Dupnnt official plat (l"!lQQ*) Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. No.. G-155-18 State Register n (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible faradp/past elevation (view W) G Determined Not Eligible G Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date G Local Designation

Classification tXJf District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status GNR Q SR Q LR &JINV contributing a Non-contributing KX contributing garage i i i age • 1 1 i j \,\j\— r\r—vi 3 ui —rw ...

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types G Gable M Hip Running Type domesti c residence G Flat Q Pyramidal G Monitor Q Other (specify) «* |_J Gambrel Structural System WQQd f raffle - -— G Shed No. of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle Q Log G Wood Shake "K Horizontal Wood Siding ^Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate IXCIapboard G Tar/ Built-Up G Wood Shingle Q Tile D Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) X Vertical Board J Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival \ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible G Brick D Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation D Italianate G Craftsman /Arts & Crafts Q Stucco D Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style G Post & Pier Mfllock Q Concrete /Concrete Block [] Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone G Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CH Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) D Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) G Not visible O Colonial Revival G Northwest Style n Beaux Arts/Neoclassical Q Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive Q American Foursquare Q Other (specify) . Sf D G G D Mission Revival

. G G 03* G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior _ . ... 1 ...... a n n n X Gable front (JvTlV G Cross gable Other (specify) f}0r£H/ G G G % D Gable front and wing M Pyramidal/Hipped fn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- «»»§8?« 3 iM Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture I Education Religion D Arts I.] Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify)._ Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation C5 Community Planning/Development CK Manufacturing/Industry [J Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance r Date Of Construction I* Architect/ Engineer /Builder_ DuPont Co. [H In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places ^5 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 502 DuPont is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof over porch, Loss of integrity includes complete enclosure of porch with noncompatable materials, and replacement of window sash.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTIONcm-mid 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 V-73 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. OAHP No.. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address-50i_DU£PJTt_ common Company House city/Town/county/zipCode Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County 1QN IP ")f\ QW Caroline Gallacci Twp J-J''Range -H- SectionA±L_ !4 Section^lL Sectio owner' Franklin J. and Rosalinda McCormick Ta*Klr> /ParrBlNIn 3575QQ-Q31-Q______one acre P.O. Box 224 Quadrangle or map nams Nl SC|Ua I ly______city/state/zipr.»Ho Dupont. UA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528120 Northing 5215970 piat / Block / Lot Lot 9, Block C, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental M«p(«)CJ tV Of Dupont Official pi at (l " ! 100 ' ) SQ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn PCN-1-1______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewoffacade/east elevation (v i ew SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) May 1987______O Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site G Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR C^INV contributing d&X Non-Contributing Q contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name—Dupont Village—Hi StOTJ C

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types n Gable Hip BuildingTypft dQmpst.ir DFIat Pyramidal Plan_____rprtanglp G Monitor Other (specify) Q Gambrel _ wnnd framp Structural System. D Shed No. of Stories —1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding K3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up 5? Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt O Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation U Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta O Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style D Post & Pier 1% Block O Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding LI Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______n Brick D Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style D Other (specify) ______Q Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style [J Beaux Arts /Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in 2^ Residential Vernacular (see below) Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style Intact Slight Moderate Extensive i J American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n D G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D n D Changes to original cladding D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D D n n D Gable front O Cross gable Other (specify) D D a a D Gable front and wing ££[ Pyramidal/Hipped r-i Other (specify) DCO 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture L7J Conservation [71 Politics/Government/Law CD Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education D Religion D Arts L."J Entertainment/Recreation [_] Science & Engineering D Commerce O Ethnic Heritage (specify) -_ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation K Community Planning/Development S^ Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder_ DuPont Co. G In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places PH In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 504 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Most of the original fabric and detail is intact.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._iUZ4- OAHPNo.______Date Recorded May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 506 DUDOnt common Company House city/Town/county/zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Fieldp^nrriar Caroline Gallacci Twp.-lSJjl Range IE Section 25 % Sftrtinn SW > % Section owner's **™ Evelyn L. Tavlor Tax No./Parcel No. 3575QQ-Q30-Q_____ under one acre Address______506 DupOHt______Quadrangle or map name Ml SO,Ua 11y city/state/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References ZoneJLQ__ Fasting 528100_____ Northing 5215990 piat/Block/i.ntLot 8, Block C, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s£ity of Dupont official plat (1":100') 59 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin G-155-2Q_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view S) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification & District D Site D Building D Structure Object District Status QNR DSR D LR EgJlNV contributing n Non-Contributing 0T contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name Hl- PI

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types G Gable RT H'P RmMingTyp* domestic residence DFiat DPyramidal Plan rectangle D Monitor D Other (specify) LJ Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories •'•2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake £3 Horizontal Wood Siding 1X1 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate DC Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up t|3 Wood Shingle D Tile U Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) Q Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean ED Not visible n Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone M Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) PI Brick LJ Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style n Other (specify) .,,.... IZ1 Not visible L J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I I Beaux Arts/Neoclassical L J Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) 1J Chicago /Commercial Style -nJ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive ^ American Foursquare U Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n n CH Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n Changes to original cladding ...... n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior n n D Gable front Q Cross gable Other (specify). . D n CD Gable front and wing £

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics / Government / Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering O Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine O Transportation 82 Community Planning / Development 8} Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 53 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 506 DuPont is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage which has been altered with the removal of the original porch posts and railing, replacement of original windows and change to fenestration, and addition to house.

Major Bibliographic Reference* See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._VrZ5_ OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______510 Dupont r.n—n Company House city/Town/county/zipCode Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRooorri^r Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range. i? Section. 25 Vi Section Section. SW_ Owner's Name. Mark S. and Barbara K. Jackson Tax No./Parcel Mn 357500-029-0______under one acre Address___ P.O. Box 83 Quadrangle or map name Nl SQUd I iy______city/state/zipn*H» Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ__ Easting 528100_____ Mnrthing 5215990 piat/Block/Lot Lot 7, Block C, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalu«P<«C1tv of Dupont official plat (1";100') 53 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn PC-?4-F>a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible far.adp/past. elevation (view SW) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) May 1QRQ______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR ^INX Contributing^ Non-Contributing D Contributing garag£ District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HiStOriC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable ]Xj Hip Ruling Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian ——— rectangle ——————— Q Monitor D Other (specify) G Gamhrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake JS Horizontal Wood Siding 1_^ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate T>£ Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile G Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board G Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival I Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival U Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta [j Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Q Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone IX Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) n Shingle Style O International Style D Other (specify) HI Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style ( J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) ( ] Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive Li American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n D [J Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n P Changes to original cladding ...... n D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... a D D J^Gable front flOwA Cross gable Other (specify) —————————————————— D D D D Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation O Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture Q Education D Religion D Arts G Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering Q Commerce G Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ G Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine G Transportation 5C Community Planning/Development XI Manufacturing/Industry G Other (specify) D Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance C. DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder______D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 510 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof over porch, Nearly all original fabric and detail is intact, but original wood sash windows have been replaced.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO. J/HZfi_ OAHPNO. nat* parried May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 6HP PypQnt common Company City/Town/County/Zip r.nrigDiipnnt., WA Qft3?7 Piprr.p County Field Recorder Caroline Twp. 19N Rangel E Section_Z5- 1/4 Section_SW_ 1/4 '/4 SectionSW__ Owner's Mam«> .Ip^P C. Tax NO. / Parcel NO. 357500-022-0 Arr0aqajndpr nnp ar.re Address ____ 500 Quadrangle or map name Ml SC|Ud11y City/State/Zip r.nH* Dypnpt : a WA QR3?7 UTM References Zone Easting _52aOjSO_ Mnrthing 5?lfiOOO Plat/Block/Lot _La±—11 Rlonk__B__. Town of Dupnnt. Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of Dllpont official plat (l"!lQQ') Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No PCN-1-2 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible far.ade/west elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date May_19&7______D Local Designation

Classification US District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR SJlNV contributing n Non-Contributing 0T non-contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name. • — *> - ————• — ••• • - •

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable SI Hip R,,iiriingTyp« domesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q Monitor LJ Other (specify) |_J Gamforel Structural Ry«t«m WOOd frame —— D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle P Log D Wood Shake 1&C Horizontal Wood Siding ktf Composition D Rustic /Drop LJ Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle LJTile D Board and Batten 1 1 Matal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival I—I Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival CJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation [J Italianate LJ Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire LJ Bungalow LJ Log Concrete D Terra Cotta L] Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier 1$ Block n Concrete /Concrete Block LJ Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone LJ Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style LI Metal (sp«r.ify) PI Brick [7J Other (specify) LJ Shingle Style D International Style ["I Other (specify) LJ Not visible I J Colonial Revival LJ Northwest Style II Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in i i Chicago/Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) """""" Intact Slight Mode Extensive LJ American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) ...... T& D P LJ Mission Revival r^HannAG to ut/inHnuuQ ...... n n ...... i*r n n Vernacular House Types ...... LJ D P D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) j0£>f£'nS rj n D Gable front and wing £tf Pyramidal /Hipped m Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- l7J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

O Agriculture D Conservation O Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IS Community Planning / Development K Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance Date of Construction- c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 29 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/ or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 600 DuPont is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage that has been altered with the enclosure of the front porch, the application of nonhistoric siding, and the change in fenestration.

Major Bibliographic Reference*

See National Register nomination, item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._UZ_ oAHRNo.____ nat« Rftr.nrd»H May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic————————————————————————————:______Address _602_Du£pjTt_ Company House______city/Town/county/zip r.nrigDupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Fieldp»™rH,,r Caroline Gallacci Section_25. '/4 Section_SJf!L_ '/4 V* Section_SW_ owner's "*™ Ivan M. and Mary T. Prunty Tax No./Parcel No._ 3575QQ-Q21-Q______Acr^n* under one acre 602 Dupont Quadrangle or map name. city/state/zip r.»H« Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 528Q2Q Northing 5216Q1Q 10, B1 ock B, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn PC-?4-7a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewnf facade (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date May I9»n______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR H LR Contributing ffl Non-Contributing 0T garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable iJ^Hip Rniiriing Type domestic residence DFiat D pyramidal Plan rectangle n Monitor D Cither (specify) [_] Gambrel strwctMffli Syst**m WOOQ T rame ——————— D Shed No of Stories 1 i Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake §] Horizontal Wood Siding K Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate IK Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up frfl Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Q Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate Craftsman / Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier 5$ Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style ("I Other (specify) —————— [1 Not visible [ 1 Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I I Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) I J Chicago/Commercial Style £*C Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I 3 American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D LI Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D n Changes to original cladding ...... D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D n a D Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) ————————————————— n D D a D Gable front and wing Pyramidal /Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Q Politics/Government/Law G Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts G Entertainment /Recreation G Science & Engineering D Commerce Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ G Social Movements/Organizations D Communications Health/Medicine G Transportation 8 Community Planning/Development d? Manufacturing/Industry G Other (specify)______G Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance Date of Construction. c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder___±lrDuPont __ Co. G In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places to In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 602 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has retained most of its original features.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, Item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 2 1st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia, WA 98504 (2O6) 753-401 1 Field site No._UB_ OAHPNo. _____ D^P Rerorneri May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 604 Dupont______. Com mon Companv House city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County ____ Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range IE Section 25 y« Section SW y, y4 SectiorSW Owner's Name Peter R. Morgan Tax NO. / Parcel NO 3575QO-Q2Q-Q ______Arreee under one acre Address P.O. Box 17 Quadrangle or map name NlSqually ______City /State/ Zip Code Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone_Jiy_10 FastingFastinn O-IOUIU______528010 Northing 5216030 piat/Block/Lot Lot 9. Block B. Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":100') IS Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-152-4a______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vie*, of facade/east elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) nate April 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District G Site Q Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR Q SR L] LR SflNV Contributing ® Non-Contributing 0garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HlStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types G Gable &< Hip Ruiiding Type domestic residence G Flat D Pyramidal plan rectangle G Monitor Q Other (specify) G Gambrel Strnrtnral System WOOd frame G Shed No of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle D Log Q Wood Shake T^ Horizontal Wood Siding 5$ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate "^ Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up G Wood Shingle QTile D Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board G Other (specify) D Asbestos/Asphalt O Greek Revival LI Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick LI Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation [~] Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts LJ Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete D Terra Cotta 171 Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style Q Post & Pier D Block n Concrete /Concrete Block LI Stick Style LI Art Deco/ Art Moderne Q Stone SJpoured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style LI Metal (specify) G Brick D Other (specify) G Shingle Style D International Style LI Other (specify) —— G Not visible G Colonial Revival L] Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LI Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) L! Chicago / Commercial Style 2Q Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare LI Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G LI Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G Changes to original cladding ...... D G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior G G G Gable front LI Cross gable Other (specify). G G G Gable front and wing £2 Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Politics / Government / Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture L 1 Education Religion D Arts I 1 Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering Cj Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) __. Social Movements/Organizations D Communications LJ Health/Medicine Transportation X Community Planning / Development IX Manufacturing/Industry Other (specify)______LJ Military Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance Date Of Construction *" * 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 1S In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 604 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage, Alterations include changes to fenestration, removal of porch posts and railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field -git A M« V-79 OAHPNO. ____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______Address 608 DupOflt cnmmnn Company House ______city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. MA 98327 Pi erce County Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci______Twp._lSN Rangel£_ Section25_ % Section SW '/« 1/44 Section SW Owner's Name Helene Gat6S______Tax No. /Parcel Nn 35750Q-Q19-Q____ one acre P.O. BOX 179 Quadrangle or map nama Ml SCJLia 1 1y ______City/state/zip n»He Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting _J528QQQ_ Northing 5216020 Lot 8, Block B, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) PS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. MQ PC-24-9a_ G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible vigwoifacade/east elevation (view SW) G Determined Not Eligible G Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) May 198Q______G Local Designation

Classification Bf District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR Q SR G LR "SflNV contributing [X]X Non-Contributing Q contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 5fi Hip Building Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle n Monitor D Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake £Q Horizontal Wood Siding "&C Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate fed Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up IS Wood Shingle Dlile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board 1 1 Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival O Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival O Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Italianate O Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier IX Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style O Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured LD Vinyl /Aluminum Siding d Queen Anne D Rustic Style HI Metal (specify) PI Brick f] Other (specify) G Shingle Style O International Style HI Other (specify) PI Not visible LJ Colonial Revival G Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts/ Neoclassical Q Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Chicago/ Commercial Style Residential Vernacular (see below) Moderate Extensive Intact Slight I".] American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... a Mission Revival Changes to windows...... LI n LI Changes to original cladding n a G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... n D D Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) ——————— n a D Gable front and wing gj Pyramidal/Hipped r-j Other (specify) DCD 10/86 •1209- Li Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation LJ Politics/Government/Law CD Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation [J Sciences Engineering D Commerce I...J Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ [J Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine Cl Transportation 8 Community Planning/Development X! Manufacturing/Industry [ J Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.nngtrnrtinn C- 1QDQ-J916 Architect/Engineer/Builder___D.UEOILt_C-0-j.___._-- ______i In the opinion of the surveyor,r, thisuno propertypiwpdiy appearsa^pcai o toiv meetm^d thenic criteriav^tn^iia of*-M theme Nationali-ia uwuai Registerii^\^ioici ofwi Historici noiwii^ Places S In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 608 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof worker's cottage with recessed porch House features original weatherboard and shingle siding. Alterations include removal of porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-8Q OAHPNo. ______May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic 610 Dupont Company House city /Town /county /zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field R~™rriftr Caroline Gallacci Twp._19N Range-IE Section_2S. '/< Section $W 1/4 V* Section_SM_ owner's Name Mrs. Barney Nagy TavMr. /ParrftlNn 3575QQ-Q18-Q ______Arrgaqg UfideT OHg Address 61Q Quadrangle or map name Ml 50,1131 1y City/state/Zip P.»HC Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528QQQ Mnrthing 5216Q2Q Lot 7, B1 ock B, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') 55 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin PC-24-lQa D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) CD Determined Eligible v^wof facade/east elevation (view W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) May 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification ^District CD Site CD Building CD Structure CD Object District Status QNR CD SR Contributing CD Non-Contributing contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name. Dupnnt Village Historic. District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable 8[ Hip Building Type domestic D Flat D Pyramidal Q Monitor CD Other (specify) Plan_____ rectangle WOOd Structural System. D Shed No. of Stories _L Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) CD Wood Shingle D Log CD Wood Shake Kl Horizontal Wood Siding S3 Composition D Rustic/Drop CD Slate X Clapboard CD Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle CD Tile D Board and Batten CD Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) £3 Vertical Board CD Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt O Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts n Stucco D Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete CD Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block CD Concrete/ Concrete Block CD Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone £5 Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne CD Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______CD Brick CD Other (specify) D Shingle Style CD International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LI Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) r.J Chicago /Commercial Style £C Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive n American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... XT D L1 Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n Changes to original cladding ...... D n CD Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. D a [ J Gable front [D Cross gable Other (specify). n a D [.] Gable front and wing £tf Pyramidal/Hipped r—I Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- LD Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

O Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education LI Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation L1 Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) ______LI Social Movements/Organizations L] Communications LJ Health/Medicine LJ Transportation 55 Community Planning/Development J*G Manufacturing /Industry f 1 Other (specify)______LJ Military [j Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder, In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 610 DuPont is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch. Loss of integrity includes removal of original porch posts and railing and nonhistoric siding, and the addition of the shed roof dormer on the side slope of the roof.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._\£=81_ OAHP No._____ May 1987 (May 19RQ) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 700 Dupont common Company House city / Town / county / zip p.m^ WA 98327 Pierce Count _ Crl Twp 19N Range IE Section_25_ y4 Sortinn SW

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR J^lN. Contributing KX Non-Contributing KNb^fcDPitr"! bliti HQ garage District/Thematic Nomination MAH.« Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable Efl Hip RmMing TyP« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle G Monitor D Other (specify) LJ Gambrel Structural System WOQd frame D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake ^ Horizontal Wood Siding $ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ]S(f Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten fj Metal (specify) High Styles / Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board LJ Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick LJ Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier XI Block D Concrete /Concrete Block LJ Stick Style LJ Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) LJ Brick LJ Other (specify) D Shingle Style LJ International Style LJ fither (specify) f~l Not uisihlft LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) n Chicago /Commercial Style feQ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... LJ n LJ LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... LJ n Changes to original cladding ...... X LJ LJ Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... LI] L] CJ Gable front C~l Cross gable / 0OrLtlt______[J LJ X L J Gable front and wing M Pyramidal/Hipped —i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation O Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture O Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine D Transportation 65 Community Planning / Development Ej Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction_____ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 35 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 700 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch which has been altered with the enclosure of the porch.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination form, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site NoV-82 OAHP No._____ 1987 (may 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 702 Dupont r.pm.pany city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallai Twp._19N Rangel£_ Section_25. Vi SW Section_SW_ owner's Mam*. Walter and Pierrette Bodroan Tax No./Parcel Nn 3575QQ-Q1Q-Q under one Address____605 Quadrangle or map name NlSqual iy______.______City/State/Zip r.nrt* Diipnnt.. WA QK3?7 UTM References Zone__lD_ Fasting 527940______Mnrfhing 5216Q8Q piat/Block/Lot Lot 11, Block A, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) "63 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY O National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-152-8a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vipwnfarade/east elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) April ED Local Designation

Classification JS District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR SflNV . contributing^ Non-Contributing n contriButing garage • • • •— ~_r- ———'™- ~— • • - - •

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types n Gable SI H «P Riiilriing Type dONl^St! C T^SidenC^ D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectannle n Monitor D Other (specify) +j |_J Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame | | Shed No of Stories !_; ...... Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) £2 Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible LJ Brick Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^C Block D Concrete /Concrete Block Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderns D Stone LJ Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) F! Rrick D Other (specify) Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) [~] Not visible Colonial Revival D Northwest Style Beaux Arts/Neoclassical n Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Chicago /Commercial Style £3 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n n Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D Changes to original cladding ...... n D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior CD Gable front [7] Cross gable [J Gable front and wing Plfl Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 n Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Theme* (check one or more of the following)

Q Agriculture D Conservation O Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IS Community Planning / Development $3 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance -, n rvn i n i

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 702 DuPont is a contributing hipped roof cottage with a recessed porch which has been altered through the introduction of nonhistoric siding and a screen on the front porch.

Major Bibliographic References

National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753*4011 Field site No._Y=S3_ OAHPNO. _____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______704 Dupont r.ity /T^n/ro..nty /7ip r.o^Dupont > WA 98327 Pierce County Field R*™rriftf Camlinp Gall am' Twp.JLSN RangelE- Section_2fl. '/< Section SE yt y« Section SE Owner's Mamo Gpnrgp and Marlpnp Davis, Sr. TflxMn/Parr.AiNo 3575QQ-QQ9-Q______Arrgage under one acre Address ___ ?m Rrandywinp #1Q Quadrangle or map namt> Nl SQ,Ua 11y______City /State /Zip c^to Dupnnt, WA 9R3?7 UTM References Zone__lQ_ Fasting 527920______Mnrthinq 5216Q90 piat / Block / Lot Lot 10, Block A. Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l";100') 25 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No PCN-1-3______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vi^njfacade/east elevation (view W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) May 1987______O Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status [JNR D SR Q LR (MlNV > Contributing D Non-Contributing &] COHtriDUting garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types BJ Gable E5 Hip RuiiHing Type domPSt.ic TPSldpnCP D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rpr.tanglp D Monitor D Cither (specify) Structural System WOOd framfi QShed No of Stories 2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake "JXt Horizontal Wood Siding JsJ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ^Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt CJ Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style LJ Post & Pier Sj Block D Concrete /Concrete Block L. Stick Style D ArtDeco/ArtModerne D Stone G Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style HI Metal (specify) PI Brick n Other (specify) [J Shingle Style D International Style LI Other (specify) .-..- ... LI Not visible LJ Colonial Revival CJ Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) I. J Chicago/Commercial Style -K Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n n [J Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D Changes to original cladding ...... D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior D D D Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) D LJ Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped n Side gable Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation LH Politics /Government /Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture LJ Education G Religion D Arts IJ Entertainment/Recreation LI Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) ____ LJ Social Movements /Organizations n Communications Health/Medicine LI Transportation H Community Planning/Development Manufacturing / Industry L] Other (specify) D Military Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of Construction.U ' J-J-m Architect / Engineer / Builder__DuPont"IL.^! Company ^ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 704 DuPont was once an outstanding example of the hipped roof cottage with recessed porch that has recently lost integrity because of the addition of a gable roof second story, the remodelling of the hipped roof dormer into a gable roof dormer, and the replacement of some original wood sash and porch elements.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.__V=3fih OAHPNo. nfltft R«™rrtart May 1Qfl7 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 708 Dupont Common _____.______Dupont. NA 98327 Pierce County FieldRecorder Caroline Gallacci 19N Range IE Section 26 y4 Section SJ % % Secti Owner's Name_JUJ_eO_xU- TaxNo./ParCelNo. 357500-008-0 Acreage 006 Address_____P.O. BOX Quadrangle or map name Nisqually City/State/Zip Corfa UTM References Zone 10 Easting 527930 Northing 521625Q Lots 8 and 9. Block A. Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(s) City Of Dupont Official pUr G Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. MQ PP.N-1-4 G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible G Determined Not Eligible SW) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date Mgy 1 9»7_ D Local Designation

Classification G District G Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR G SR »-R QlNV Contributing EN Non-Contributing

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features/Structural Type* g Gable G Hip R,.iMino -yp. domestic resi dence H Flat G Pyramidal p,»n apx "h" shaped U Monitor G Other (specify) G Gambrel Structural Syttem WOOd frame DShed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle QLog D Wood Shake ^ Horizontal Wood Siding S3" Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up G Wood Shingle DTile G Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board ~1 Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean U Not visible Q Brick f] Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival G Stone 1-oundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts G Stucco G Second Empire £3 Bungalow Z) Log Concrete G Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style H Post & Pier G Block G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/ Art Moderne H Stone M Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) 13 Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style PI Other (specify) ~1 Not wisihle G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) C1 Chicago / Commercial Style M Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n N Mission Revival Changes to windows...... U Changes to original cladding n LJ Changes to interior...... L"!1:1 rn U GabSe front IXl Cross gable Other (specify) ——————— U i J Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal /Hipped rn Other (specify) BCD 10/86 -1209- I .1 Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture G Conservation G Politics/Government/Law G Architecture / Landscape Architecture LI Education L.1 Religion D Arts L J Entertainment / Recreation I I Science & Engineering O Commerce I J Ethnic Heritage (specify).... I I Social Movements / Organizations D Communications G Health/Medicine LI Transportation [y> Community Planning / Development iXl Manufacturing/Industry [ J Other (specify)______G Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1920s Architect / Engineer / Builder, Not known G In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places CX in the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance Constructed sometime in tie 1920s, this wood frame bungalow is one of the few structures in the district not constructed during th* original building phase between 1909 and 1916. The one and one half story frame structure has a variety o gabled elements, a front verandah, tripartite windows on the ground floor, and a brick chimney.

Major Bibliographic References See National Regiater nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 May, 1987 Olympia, WA 985O4 (2O6) 753-4011 Field Site No.___ OAHPhouse No.__ Date Recorded. LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address ___712 HnPrm-h &\7f*______Common______,_ City/Town/County/Zip Code DuPont /—Pierce—CO Field Recorder. GallaCCl Twp._4_9RangeCU^ Section_4— Section_4—— Acreage__^er_0ne_ Owner's Name. J. Lopez Tax No. /Parcel No. 3575 QQ ^ Q Q 7. Address. 712 DuPont Ave. Quadrangle or map name. xsqually city/state/zipr^u DuPont , Pierce Co., WA UTM References Zone_LQ_ Pasting 527940____ Northing 5216500 Piat/mock/lot lot 1. Block A, Original Plat___ Status SupplementalMap(s) City Of DuPont C±ty map l3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. EJ State Register (Ro,l No. & Frame No.) EH Determined Eligible view of D Determined Not Eligible May, 1987 D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date D Local Designation

Classification [^District D Site Q Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR QlNV . , . . contributing D ^-Contributing 0 noncontributinq garage „, *. . 4. District/Thematic Nomination Name______DuPont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types ^^Gab\e CD Hip Riiilriinr, Type hOUS6 D Flat CD Pyramidal pian rectangular G Monitor CD Other (specify) " [J Gamhrel Structural System frame D Shed No of Stories 1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) CD Wood Shingle CD Log CD Wood Shake CD Horizontal Wood Siding £3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle CD Tile CD Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board CD Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible CD Brick D Gothic Revival CD Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate CD Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CD Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier CD Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D ArtDeco/Art Moderne IS Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone |X) Poured D Queen Anne CD Rustic Style CD Metal (specify) CD Rrick CD Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style CD Other (specify) PI Not visible O Colonial Revival D Northwest Style O Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Q Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare Changes to plan ...... CD D a a CD Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... a D a n Changes to original cladding ...... n n a a Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... n n n a CD Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) n n a n n Gable front and wing [D Pyramidal/Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [ D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation d Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts G Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning / Development D Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify).______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction______IL1c. ————————1960 Architect / Engineer / Builder————————————————not known D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic PIlaces S In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 712 DuPont is a nonhistoric, noncontributing ranch house with aluminum siding metal windows, and an attached garage.

Major Bibliographic References

DCD 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No.______OAHPNo.______Date Recorded____May , 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic apt. hOUSG Address 300 Louviers Ave. Common. Hity/Toum/ County /7ipr.orte DUPOnt , PlerC6 CO . , WA 98327 Field Recorder___ Gallacci Twp 1 Spange 0 1 Section 3 6 VI Section 2 ~ /4/4Sectlon-iHss than one Owner's Name ——— Edward Barker TavNo/P-rce.Mo 357500^080-0 Acreage Address——————— 12002 Clover Creek Dr. g.W T Quadrangle or map name NlSCfUally city/state/zip code Tarnma , WA——9R499 UTM References Zone 1 0 Fasting 5 2 8 2 £} 0 Northing 5 9. 1 5740 Plat /Rlock/ lot LOt Q J Bl^^k E,. Tnwn nf DnPrm-r- Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of—DuPont map ]OC Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY « D National Register Photography Neg. Mn El State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of looking n D Determined Not Eligible May, 1987 D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) O Local Designation

Classification District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status KMR D SR D LR Contributing D Non-Contributing [ DuPOHt Villae District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types, •-,-,• [X! Gable D Hip apartment building Building Type • _,...... _... n Flat D Pyramidal rectangular O Monitor D Other (specify) Strncturfil System -"P1- *-T*^ amc TTIO D Shed Wn of Stories ^WO Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding IXl Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) 22 Vertical Board Q Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean EH Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts IXl Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow CD Log Concrete D Terra Cotta EH Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone Qi Poured HH Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) PI Other (specify) d Shingle Style Q International Style Hj Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CH American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... CD no n D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D n n n Changes to original cladding ...... CH an a Vernacular House Types n n n HZ! Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) [~1 n n n n Gable front and wing Q] Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [.] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Q Conservation EH Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning / Development D Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C. 1970 Architect / Engineer / Builder Not known D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places E In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The building at 300 Louviers is a nonhistoric, noncontributing apartment building with a pseudo-Tudor appearance.

Major Bibliographic References

DCD10.86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO JtlZ_ oAHPNo.____ r>at* Rft™rded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 304 LouvJers rm-mnn Company House______city/Town/county/zipr.nrieDupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Fieldo^or^r Caroline Gallacci______RangeJUE. Section_3£_ % Section.NW__ SectionJM- Owner'sM«--» Dale Bruce Bodman______Tax No./Parcel No 3575QQ-Q79-Q______Under one acre P.O. BOX 448______Quadrangle or map name NlSCjUdlly City/state/zip r.nri* Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_IQ__ Fasting 528260_____ Klnrthing 5215750 pmt/me**/Lot Lot 8, B1 ock H, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l":100') £Q Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. No G-78-16______G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible G Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view S) G Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 1980______G Local Designation

Classification 8 District Q Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status GNR Q SR Q LR SJlNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing D Contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HlStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable St Hip RuMding Type domestic residence D Flat Q Pyramidal pian rectangle G Monitor Q Other (specify) |_J ftamhrel Structural System WOOd frame I | Shed No of Stories 1_ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle Q Log Q Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding 2i Composition D Rustic /Drop G Slate D Clapboard G Tar/Built-Up fid Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board PI Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation Q Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts G Stucco O Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style Q Post & Pier STfilock G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style Q ArtDeco/ArtModerne G Stone D Poured G Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne G Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) G Brick D Other (specify) Q Shingle Style G International Style PI Other (specify) G Not visible O Colonial Revival G Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style <5 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G G O Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... G G G Changes to original cladding G G G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... G G d Q Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______G G G G Gable front and wing jjj^" Pyramidal / Hipped —Other (specify) DCD 10/86 L] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics / Government / Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 8C Community Planning/Development SI Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(») (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 5f In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 304 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has good integrity of fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9

DCO 10 66 1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-18 OAHPNo._____ Mav 1987 (May 1980 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address306 Louviers r.nmmnn Company House city/Town/county/zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pi erce County Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range IE Section_j36 t/4 Sertinn NW % i/4 Section NW owner' Harold and Sall Marshall Tax No. /Parcel No. 3575QQ-Q78-Q under one acre 306 Louviers Quadrangle or map name Ml SCjUa I ly city/state/zipr.oH» Dupont. WA 98327 UTMReferences Zone_10__ Fasting 528240_____ Morthing 5215760 piat /Block / Lot Lot 7, Block H, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l":100') Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-78-17 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible n Determined Not Eligible vi^nf facade/west elevation (view S) D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification £& District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR Q LR ffl\UV contributing [X^ Non-Contributing n contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable ^Hip R,,iiHingType domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal PI*,, rectangle n Monitor D C'ther (specify) Structural System WQOQ T raffle ————— D Shed No of Stories 1 i Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake K[ Horizontal Wood Siding tS Composition Q Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile Q Board and Batten O Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier J&Block D Concrete /Concrete Block IH Stick Style d Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style l~l Metal (specify) I"! Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style O International Style PI Other (.specify) n Colonial Revival Cl Northwest Style H Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) IT] Chicago/Commercial Style 29 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n » n n Changes to original cladding ...... n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior n D 8 Gable front fiUVCW D Cross gable Other (specify) _ n n n n Gable front and wing JSJ Pyramidal /Hipped r-1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check OM or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IX Community Planning / Development B? Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(») (specify). St.t.m.ntofSI«n,flc.nc. mg_ m6 Date Of r.on«tmr«inn *•• iy V y XJ1U Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 05 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 306 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof over the original porch, The building has been altered with the enclosure of the porch and the creation of a new front door and windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA Q8S04 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.-Jrj^l££L OAHPNo. _ HatA RororriAri MdV 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 308 Louviers Coman House city/Town/county/zipCodeDupont, WA 98327 Pierce County____ Fieldp»™rriA, Caroline Gallacci Twp.JLSN Range—IE Section3£_ % Section_lM_ V* V* SectionNtt— Owner's"«""» Wayne L. Everett TaxNO./parcel*» 3575QO-Q77-Q______ArrAa0A under one acre Address P.O. BOX 242 Quadrangle or map name NlSCjlially City/state/zipr^ Dupont t MA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Easting__528220____ nothing 5215770 6, Block H t Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l":10Q') Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn PCN-1-1Q_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/east elevation (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) May 1987______D Local Designation

Classification _() District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR LR SlNV Contributing D Non-Contributing contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HJStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials ft Features /Structural Types G Gsble SO Hip Rui| r&ar Qaaj+ipty D n n [ J Gable front and wing ^ Pyramidal/Hipped [J Side aable Othec (specify)vYr,.r NARRAT8VE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Q Conservation G Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education G Religion D Arts L.J Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering O Commerce G Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ G Social Movements / Organizations D Communications G Health/Medicine G Transportation 1X1 Community Planning / Development Qt Manufacturing/Industry G Other (specify)______G Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C . 1909-1916 Architect /Engineer / BmM«r DllPont G In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places Kl In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The noncontributing house at 308 Louyi.ers is a one story hipped ropf cpttacje with recessed porch which has lost integrity wfth the addition of a large gable roof addition pn the rear,

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-19 OAHPNO. ______Date Recorded. Mav 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 310 Louviers Company House city / Town / county / zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Carol 1 r\e Ga 11 ace i Twp. 19N Range IE Section 36

Classification 81 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR SflNV Contributing^ Non-Contributing D Contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HJStOriC Pi Strict

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable B^Hip RniiHin0 Typ« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) |_J Gamhrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No nfRtnriPS 1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake S^ Horizontal Wood Siding @J Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate itf Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile O Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board O Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival O Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne LJ Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured D Queen Anne D Rustic Style Fl Metal (sperity) [U Brick 8 Other (specify) v D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not visible V)toW\tM\ utfU/YlA D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [j Chicago/Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... 3% n a n LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... son a Changes to original cladding «r n n r;j Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... n a n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) . D D D D D Gable front and wing g(f Pyramidal / Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture U Conservation Politics /Government /Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Social Movements / Organizations D Communications L7I Health/Medicine [ 1 Transportation ?\ Community Planning /Development XI Manufacturing /Industry [..] Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date Of Cnnstrnrfinn 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places lK In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 310 Louviers is a contributing example of the hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch. The building features an unusual gabled dormer and retains most of the original features including the wood skirting around the foundation.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.__y^2JCL OAHPNO._____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 4QQ Louviers Pommnn C.ompa.ny City/Town/County/Zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierr.p County Field Recorder_JlaJCJDlilie_ Twp._I9N RangelEL Section3£L !4 SectionJM_ V* V* Section_MWL Owner's Mam* .Inhn R. Tax No./Parcel No._35Z5QQrilZl=D______Acreage_UIldfir_Qn£. Address____P.O. Rny 119 Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUfl 11y______City/State/Zip <^HC Hupnnt, UIA Qft3?7 UTM References Zone_LQ__ Easting 528180______Northing _5215fiQQ Piat/Riork/i ntl nt 10, Blnrk G, Tnwn nf Dupnnt Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of Dupont. Official plat Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. Kin G-78«-?fl G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) n Determined Eligible n Determined Not Eligible (view S) n Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1 QftD_ n Local Designation

Classification Si District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR Q SR Q LR "5JINV Contributing fflX Non-Contributing Q Contributing garage uv^c— rrrouxTi — TV, u i-or-t,T-i v* \* -.--...

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable QC Hip Ruling Type demist! c residence G Flat Q Pyramidal pian rectannle G Monitor Q Other (specify) G Garnhrel Structural System WOOd frame G Shed No of Stories !_; Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle QLog Q Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding Pfi Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate D Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up ££ Wood Shingle G Tile U Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board PI Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style Q Post & Pier Mfilock G Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CH Art Deco / Art Moderne G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Q Stone D Poured G Queen Anne D Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick D Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) G Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago /Commercial Style 3$ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare CU Other (specify) Changes to plan...... [•» G G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... P§5 G G D Changes to original cladding ...... 30 G G n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... G G G G Q Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) ______D n D n D Gable front and wing EU Pyramidal / Hipped r~i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture Q Education CD Religion D Arts I J Entertainment / Recreation [ 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce 1 J Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ C. 1 Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine [ 1 Transportation S Community Planning /Development X! Manufacturing /Industry FJ Other (specify)______D Military Cl Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of r-nnstriictinn C» 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder DllPOnt Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 400 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hip roof over porch. Host original fabric and detail intact.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._V^£l_ oAHRNo.____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——______Address 401 Louviers common Company House______City /Town / County / Zip Code' WA 98327 Pierce County Fieldporter Caroline Gallacci______Twp 1"N Range ill Section <10 '/« Section SW i/4 1/4 Section SW owner's"a™* Christopher and Bernice Navarre, Sr.______Tax No./Parcel Mr, 3575QQ-Q34-Q ___ Arreflgiunder one acre 401 Louviers______Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUd I I V city/state/zip n^e Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528215 Northing 5215840 Lot 1, Block D, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) CJty Qf DUpOPt QffJCJal plflt (1";1QQ') t& Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. No. G-78-14______G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible G Determined Not Eligible fa cade/west elevation (view NE) Q Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) February 198Q______G Local Designation

Classification £3 District G Site G Building Q Structure G Object District Status GNR Q SR G LR ^INV contributing Q Non-contributing )0( non-contri buti ng garage 1 U^jC— 1 1 1 .> I/IM —l-to — trf 1 J V»l— 1

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types D Gable £C Hip Ruining Type domestic residence D Flat Q Pyramidal Pian rectangle Q Monitor Q Other (specify) Q ftamhrel Structural System WOOd frame G Shed No of Stores 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle QLog Q Wood Shake ^ Horizontal Wood Siding "53" Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate X Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up Q Wood Shingle Q Tile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts Q Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block Q Concrete /Concrete Block Q Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne Q Stone IX Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne Q Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style PI Other (specify) G Not visible Q Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts /Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style aj Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... M n G n G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... Q U » LI Changes to original cladding ...... n n D? n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior a a n n [H Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify) /?t . n n KT a G Gable front and wing £$[ Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law n Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education CD Religion D Arts L.I Entertainment/Recreation n Science & Engineering n Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ L I Social Movements /Organizations CD Communications D Health/Medicine f J Transportation ] Community Planning /Development [)( Manufacturing/Industry f J Other (specify)______D Military CD Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Construction C » 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. CD In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places ffi In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 401 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage which originally featured a recessed hipped roof porch. The structure has lost integrity with the enclosure of the porch and the replacement of the original siding and the removal of the original wood sash windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21 st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-?Qd OAHPNo.______Date Rernrrieri May 1 Qft7 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 4-02 LQUVl'erS______Common City/Town/county/Zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Piprrp County_____ Field Recorder Twp.l9N Range-IE Section_3£L V* Section_MW_ %14 Section__Ml_. Owner's Name I OLIJSe Tax No./Parcel Kin3575QO-070-0______Acreage_Ufld£IL_Qn£_ Address 40? I.QUVJerS Quadrangle or map name Ml City / State / Zip Code Dypnnt , Qft3?7 UTM References Zone. Fasting 5?R1 70 Mnrthing 5?15ft10 Plat/Block/Lot Lot Q, Blnrk G, Town of Dupnnt______Status SupplementalMap(s) City of Diipnnt nffirial plat. (1";100') aJ Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-78~?0^______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewnffar.adp/wpst plpvation (view S) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) Date February 19BQ______D Local Designation

Classification £§|j District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR G SR G LR KflNV contributing a Non-Contributing X)( non-contri buti ng garage District/Thematic Nomination Name DupCmt Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable G£[ Hip Rnilriing Type dOmeStiC ^51(161106 D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle G Monitor ' D Other (specify) [_J Gamhre) RtrnrtMral System WOOd f>ame ——— D Shed NO 0' Stories 1£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 53 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten HI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board HI Other (specify) IX Asbestos/ Asphalt D Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate G Craftsman / Arts & Crafts Q Stucco n Second Empire G Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block G Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone 1^ Poured G Queen Anne G Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) E] Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style G International Style n Other (specify) .,._.. D Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts /Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago /Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... >3 G G Q Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G G D Changes to original cladding ...... G G('3 T*l G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior G G 53 Gable front ^OY&W G Cross gable Other (specify). . G G a G Gable front and wing J5f Pyramidal /Hipped r- Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Th«m«« (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) - D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation CS Community Planning / Development 53 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance -mon *•" 1:7U:7 Date of Qon»triift«ion Architect / Engineer / Builder DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 81 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 402 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof porch, which has since been enclosed. Loss of integrity includes the porch enclosure, nonhistoric siding, altered fenestration, new side door and stoop, nonhistoric chimney.

Ma)or Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION ., . „__. 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._±1£3_ OAHPNo.______Date Recorded 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 403 Louviers common Company House city/Town/county/zip r.nH.DuPont, WA 98327 Pi erce County Caroline Gallar.ri Twp 19N Range IE Section 25 y4 Section" u u Section.So^tinn SW Owner' Howard and Ruth Fnde Tax No./Parcel Nn 357500-035-0______under one acre Address P.O. BOX 191 Quadrangle or map name Nl 50,113 I ly______city/state/zip Code Dupofit, WA 98327 UTM References ZoneJjQ__ Fasting 528200______Northing52_15B40_ Pi»t/Rmr.ic/L.nt Lot 2, Block D, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (T'llOO 1 ) 5Q Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn PCN-1-9 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewn( facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS.HAER. NHL) pate May 1987______L] Local Designation

Classification [^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR DSR D LR ^INV Contributing D Non-Contributing |$ non-COntHbuting garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable B^Hip PMilHingType rJnnipStiC ITP^ldPHrP n Flat D Pyramidal pian r^ctanale CD Monitor CD Other (specify) [J Ramhrpl structural sy^tarn wood frame ———— D Shed

Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log Q, Wood Shake "K Horizontal Wood Siding K Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard CD Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick d Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate D Craftsman / Arts & Crafts D Stucco [H Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta O Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block LI Stick Style D ArtDeco/ArtModerne D Stone J^Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CH Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick [1 Other (specify) PI Metal (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style [71 Other (specify) PI Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [I Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Cj Chicago/Commercial Style dC Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CH American Foursquare CH Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n n Q Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D D Changes to original cladding D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. D D n D Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify). D D D Gable front and wing 0$ Pyramidal/Hipped r~i Other (specify) I J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture U Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture n Education D Religion D Arts n Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering O Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ D Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine G Transportation tXl Community Planning / Development C)( Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 403 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with engaged htpped roof porch. The structure has lost integrity because of the enclosure of the porch, the application of nonhistoric siding, and the alteration of the fenestration.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field SiteNO._J^2!_ QAHPNo.______DateRecnrHeri MdY 1987 (MdY 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address404 Louviers common Company House______city/Town/county/zipr.nriPupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldReorder Caroline Gallacci______Twp._I9N RangeJLE Section_36. V4 Section NW y4 % Section NW Owner's Name. Dwight L. Butler Tax No./Parcel Mn 3575QQ-Q69-Q under one acre Address___ P.O. Box 207 Quadrangle or map name N1 SO,Ua I city/state/zip code Dupont, W\ 98327 UTM References Zone iU Easting _ 528150 Northing 5215820 Lot 8> Block G, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (T'llOO 1 ) Bl Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No KLIN-l-i 1 G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) May 1987______LJ Local Designation

Classification E3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status^ QNR D SR D LR MlNV contributing P Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dypnnt. Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable fetf Hip Running Type domesti c. residpnr.p D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangle G Monitor D Other (specify) Q Gamhrel Structural System WOQd frame D Shed

Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding XI Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up S2 Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt 'Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LH Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco O Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone §s[ Poured CD Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) C] Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style LJ International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not visihifi LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [1 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LU Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style £3 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D n Changes to original cladding ff n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ______D D n n D Gable front and wing £§ Pyramidal/Hipped r—| Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 58 Community Planning / Development B3 Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.»n.«mr*i»n C - Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 404 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage w/ recessed porch which has been altered with the removal of original porch posts and railings. The original wood sash windows haye been replaced on the front facade.

Major Bibliographic References See the National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (2O6) 753-4O11 V-25 QAHPNO. ______Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 405 Louviers Company city/Town/county/zip r.nrJ)upont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field RennrriPf Ha TO 1 1 fl P Ga 11 3 P.P. 1 Twp 19N Range IE Section 25 V4 Section $W i/4 1/4 Section. sw Owner's Mama ilprry Waldrnn/G.Ll. Sullivan TaxKlo /Parr.elMo 3575QQ-Q36-Q under one acre P.O. Rnx ?Q1 Quadrangle or map nama Nl SCjUa I I ] City/State/Zip r.nri* Dupnnt, WA QR3P7 UTM References Zone iU Easting - 528180 Northing 5215850 Lot 3, B1 ock D. Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (l".100.') E3 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nln G-78-12______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vie™ of far.ade/west elevation (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 1QRQ______D Local Designation

Classification 8 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR f] LR E^INV Contributing tff Non-Contributing 09^rage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupon* Village Hiqt.nHr

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable Building Typa dOHlgStl C DFIat Pyramidal []] Monitor Other (specify) Q Gambrel _ structural system wood frame D Shed No. of Stories 1______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle 9 L°°. D Wood Shake Kl Horizontal Wood Siding Si Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate ${ Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify), D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CH Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier IK Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______n Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CIl Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) n Chicago /Commercial Style 2v Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive II American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D Changes to original cladding D D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D D DS Gable front OOTC-W D Cross gable Other (specify) ______D D D CH Gable front and wing DjiJ Pyramidal/Hipped [—1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [H Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education LJ Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation I I Science & Engineering [J Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ U Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine CD Transportation 15 Community Planning /Development S3 Manufacturing /Industry L3 Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction_____C. 1909 - 1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder____DuPont D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 7> In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 405 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof over porch, House includes most original fabric and detail.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._Vr26_ OAHPNo. _____ n*te Reamed May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 406 LouvJers P.nmpapy House______WA_98327 Pierce County Field Rernrrier Twp. 19N Range E Section 36 y, Ser.tinn i/4 1/4 Section NW owner's Namft Tina Anng Skaggs Tax No./Parcel No. 357500-068-0 Acreage. under one acre Address _____ P t Q t BOX 14 Quadrangle or map name *'' SCjUa I ly city/state/zip code Pupont > HA 98327 UTM Referencesi Zone_Zone *^10 EastingP.t,,n ^t-wx-rw______528140 N,^,5215830Ort Lot 7, Block G, Town of Dupont_____ Status supplementalu.pW City of Dupont official plat d": 100') IS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn Q-79-1? D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible view of facade/west elevation (view S) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification BJ District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR Q SR Q LR "^INV contributing^ Non-contributing n contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 1X1 Hip Bunding Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan recangle n Monitor D Other (specify) G Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No O< Stories ]_^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle E L°9 D Wood Shake PS Horizontal Wood Siding fi3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate TK Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board f~| Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival n Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CT] Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco n Second Empire Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival n Prairie Style D Post & Pier T, Block CD Concrete /Concrete Block ["] Stick Style Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone fe\ Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne n Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick [T Other (specify) D Shingle Style International Style Fl Other (sperify) — 1 1 Not visible L J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style n Beaux Arts/Neoclassical Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CD Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare Other (specify) Changes to plan...... PJ D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... 0 n D D Changes to original cladding ...... D ^i D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... f ...... CD D n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) (jOI&bl.______D D n [H Gable front and wing £3 Pyramidal /Hipped i—I Other (specify) OCO 10/66 G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation C] Politics /Government /Law G Architecture /Landscape Architecture LI Education CIJ Religion D Arts [ J Entertainment/Recreation I 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ L.1 Social Movements /Organizations CD Communications D Health /Medicine LI Transportation Bfi Community Planning /Development DC Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date Of Construction ^ 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places R In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 406 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch, Alterations include replacement of the original porch railing and posts.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No.J£=27__ DAMP NO._____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————————————______Address 407 Louviers r.nmmnn Company Hnusp______city / Town / county / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County_____ Field Record^ Carol i np Gallar.r.i______Twp._19N Range_LE Section_25 14 Section $W y« y4 Section $W Owner'sNar™» Rnhprt. Ryrnn Foreman______3575QQ-Q37-Q______Arr»agfunder one acre Address_____P.O. BOX 25______Quadrangle or map nama Ml SCjUd I ly City/State/Zip r.ori« Dnpnnt, WA Q8327 UTM References Zone_HL_ Facing 528170 Northing 5215865 4, Block D, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') H Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn G-78-11 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 198Q)______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR DSR Q LR gJlNV . contributing P Non-Contributing n contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Mama' Dupnnt Villagp Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types n Gable BuildingTyP* domestic residence DFIat D Pyramidal Plan___rectangle______Q Monitor D Other (specify) Q Gambrel _ Structural System J#QP_d_frame______D Shed No. of Stories *-s______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 6J Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten [U Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). Sf Asbestos / Asphalt D Greek Revival Q Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible U Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco [H Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta n Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [J Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick th.er (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LI] Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style t§ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CI1 American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n Changes to original cladding n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D n D Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) ______n n PI Gable front and wing yramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCO 10/86 n Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture Education D Religion D Arts 1 J Entertainment/Recreation LI Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ lH Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine [U Transportation 18 Community Planning / Development IX Manufacturing/Industry [1 Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Construction C . 1909-1916 Arrhitftrt/Fnginfter/Riiilfter D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 407 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof workers cottage with recessed porch, House includes original vertical board skirting around foundation; alterations include shingle siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-28 OAHP No._____ Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 408 Louviers common city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, HA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci TiA/p 19N Range IE Section 36 % Section NW SectionNW__ Owner's Name Edward and Louise Barker. Jr. TaxNn /ParralNn 35750Q-Q67-Q______under one acre Address 12002 Clover Creek Drive Quadrangle or map name Nisguallv City/State/Zip Code. Tacoma, WA 98499 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528130 Northing 5215840 6. Block G. Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (l";100') EQ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-79-11 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view S) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Date February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status, v QNR D SR D LR .TSJNV contributing & Non-Contributing n contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable KfHip RniiHingType domesti c residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle n Monitor D Other (specify) LJ Gambrel Rtn.r-tnral Rystnm WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories 1 2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 65 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar /Built-Up KJ, Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta L ] Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [ J Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone SfPoured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CD Queen Anne D Rustic Style f~l Mfttal (specify) n Brick n Other (specify) D Shingle Style U International Style PI Other (specify) HI Nnt visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CD Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in CD Chicago/Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) ... 01 . . . Intact Slight Moderate Extensive [] American Foursquare CH Other (specify) Changes to plan...... K D D n D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D M n D Changes to original cladding 1H3 D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. P D n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) G W n n [U Gable front and wing ^Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- I ] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themet (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 18 Community Planning / Development 0Q Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance inQQ- DuPont Company Date of Construction——I Architect / Engineer / Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places C3 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 408 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch that has been altered with the removal of the original porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._it=29_ OAHPNo. _____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. ______:______Address 409 Louviers Common city / Town / county / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Border CaroliHP Gal Twp._L9N Range-IE Section_Z5. Vi Section_SW_ Ser.tion SW Owner's Mam*. Walt.pr J. and Piprrpttp R. Bndman Tax No./Parcel NO 3575QQ-Q38-0______under one acre Address ____409 Quadrangle or map name Ml 50,113.1 ly City /state /Zip r»H0 Dupont., WA 9ft3?7 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Fasting 528150 Northing 5215880 5, Block D t Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ") 8J Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Mn PCN-1-8______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible vieu,of facade/west elevation (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) May 1987______D Local Designation

Classification §J District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR ^fllNV contributing n Non-Contributing £X non-contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types [] Gable IX Hip Building Type dpmpstic rp^l'dpnr.p D Flat D Pyramidal pian recta nglp Q Monitor D Other (specify) |_] Gamhrel Structural System WOOd f rdmP D Shed No of Stories 1 £ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding IS Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) t& Asbestos/ Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CH Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Msiock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style Fl Metal (specify) D Brick [U Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style Fl Other (sper.ify) — PI Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Detcription of Physical Appearance) n Chicago/Commercial Style 55 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive [~~J l~ J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... SO n D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D is n D Changes to original cladding ...... D n 6C n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior..... J...... [H n n 'XIn Ef^Gable front OtfVOn> C1 Cross gable Other (gperify) f/ffWW______D n n D Gable front aVid wing W Pyramidal / Hipped r-j Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [I Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture U Education LI Religion D Arts I. J Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ C] Social Movements/ Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation Kl Community Planning/Development LX Manufacturing/Industry [H Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of r.nn»tnirtir.n C.lQOQ-lQlfi Architect / Engineer / Builder DllPont C.O . D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 5Q In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 409 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof porch which has lost integrity with the enclosure of the front porch, the application of nonhistoric siding, and the replacement of some original wood sash windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"30 OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 410 Louviers Company House city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder. Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range IE Section 36 y4 Section NW i/4 y4 Owner's Name - Ray L. and Lou Ann M. Creekmore Tax NO. / Parcel NO. 35750Q-Q66-Q Ar,««0« under one acre Address_____ 410 Louviers Quadrangle or map name N1 SGjUa I ly Dupont. NA 98327 UTM References Zone_iQ_ Fasting 528110_____ Northing _5Z1586Q Pia« /Block/ Lot Lot 5, Block G. Town of Dupont______Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":100') IX Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-79-10_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/west elevation (view S) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^.District Q Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR LR glN Contributing 0( Non-Contributing

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types ^4 Gable D Hip RmMingTyp* domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) Strnrtnral System WOOd frame ——— D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake £3 Horizontal Wood Siding '$ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate TXf Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten III Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board Fl Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick O Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Mfilock D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) d Brick f] Other (specify) D Shingle Style O International Style D Other (specify) —— 171 Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style II Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) T j Chicago/Commercial Style "X Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... [J n LI Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n Changes to original cladding ...... D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) —_——————————————— D D a D Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped |—] Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- £d Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

CD Agriculture LJ Conservation CD Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture CD Education D Religion D Arts CD Entertainment/Recreation CD Science & Engineering D Commerce CD Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ CD Social Movements /Organizations D Communications CD Health/Medicine D Transportation QQ Community Planning / Development CX Manufacturing /Industry CD Other (specify)______CJ Military CD Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.onstrnrtinn C- 1909- Architect/Engineer/Builder___DuPont C0» D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places iXl In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 410 Louviers is a contributing side gable cottage which has been altered with the application of nonhistoric siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field siteNo._Vr31_ OAHPNO.____ nateRecnrHed May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address JiLLouviers Dupont. NA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder. Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range- Section. 25 1/i Section. SW '/4 1/4 Section:SW Owner's Name_ Albert and Hazel Williams. Jr. 357500-039-0 one acre Address____ 411 Louviers Quadrangle or map name NT SQUd I l City/state/zip r»HQ Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 528140 Northing 5215880 Lot 6, B1 ock D, Town of Dupont______Status supplemental MaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";100') £§ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin G-78-9 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view ME) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status QNR D SR F) LR gflNV contributing n Non-contributing 0T non-contributi ng garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Duppnt Village HlStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types D Gable £4 Hip RniirfingType dnmpsti r res i dcnr.p D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rer.tangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) |_j Gamhrel Structural System WOOd frame —— D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding Sf Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board n Other (specify) IS Asbestos/ Asphalt O Greek Revival Q Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier 5^ Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding ED Queen Anne D Rustic Style D M«tal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not visible [J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CI Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [ J Chicago/Commercial Style esidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I ] American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D [J Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n Changes to original cladding ...... n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior . ... .y...... n n a D Gable front Cl Cross gable Other (specify) L/0lrG'W——— . n n n n Gable front and wing ]j>3 Pyramidal/Hipped r—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Th«m«» (check on* or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering O Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 5$ Community Planning / Development K Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Them«(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.nn«tmi»tinti r - Architect / Engineer / Builder DuPpnt Company D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 59 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 411 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity because of the removal of all porch elements and the alteration to the fenestration as well as the application of nonhistoric siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"33 OAHP No._____ May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 501 Company House Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRAcnrriar Caroline Gallacci Twp. Section 25 Vi Section sw '/« Section SW owner's Name Ant.hony and Hyang Son Solo Tax No./Parcel No.. 357500-023-0 under one acre 501 Inuviers Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUd I I.V City/state/zipr.nH» Diipnnt, WA 98327 UTM References Zone. 10 Easting. 528120 Northing 5215900 Piat/mock/int Lot 1, Block C, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) CltV Of DUPOHt Official plat (1":100') "6

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR (5$NV contributing n Non-contributing O non-contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable ^Hip R,,iiHingTyp« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle 0 Monitor D Other (specify) n Gambrel structural systfim wood frame - D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding t^ Composition G Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) [I Vertical Board PI nther (specify) X Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible L Brick d Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^ Block D Concrete /Concrete Block 17] Stick Style CH Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured O Vinyl /Aluminum Siding O Queen Anne D Rustic Style [~1 Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style n Other (specify) I- ] Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LI Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) , L 4 ( J Chicago/Commercial Style £3 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive C I American Foursquare D Other (specify) D n n LJ Mission Revival D n ix n « n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... 1 ...... D an n n Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) tfPr&fl/ H D K n LI Gable front and wing ^ Pyramidal / Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- •**%£&*• 3 L] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

ED Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law ED Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering ED Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) ___ D Social Movements/Organizations ED Communications D Health/Medicine CD Transportation !K Community Planning / Development fiC Manufacturing/Industry LI Other (specify)______D Military LI Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction ^' •i-'U-'______Architect / Engineer / Builder————_.______ED In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places S5 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 501 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hip roof over porch. Loss of integrity includes removal of porch posts and railing,changes, to fenestration, and replacement of original siding.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21 st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._V^34_ oAHPNo.____ n.t»R«r.r™««H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic————————————————————————————:______Address 502 Louvi ers r——n Company House______city/Town/county/zipr-nnPupont. UA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder. Caroline Gallacci Twp, i"N Range IE Section_^5. Vi Section J" % V4 Section *>W Owner's Name - Frank and Gail Addis Tax No./Parcel No.. 357500-060-0 under one acre Address. 502 Louviers Quadrangle or map name l SO,Ua I l city/state/zip r.oH» Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References 7one iU Fasting 528080 Northing 5215890 Lot 11, Block F. Town of Dupont______Status Supplemental Map(s) Cl't.V Of DuPOnt Official plat (1";100*) Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No 6-79-8 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible O Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view S) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Februar 1980______D Local Designation

Classification 8 District D Site D Building Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR Q LR §JINV contributing n Non-Contributing £)T contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name.

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable J^Hip paining Typ« domestic residence DFIat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle [~j Monitor D Other (specify)

Structural System WOOd frame —— D Shed No of Stories li

Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake §] Horizontal Wood Siding fetf Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate S Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up "Sf Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Q Italianate G Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire G Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style D Post & Pier STfilock D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding L J Queen Anne Q Rustic Style CD Metal (specify) ______C] Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style G International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible [J Colonial Revival G Northwest Style 11 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) ' 1 Chicago / Commercial Style Q& Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive T 1 American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... « D n n G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... LJ D n Changes to original cladding ...... D n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior .^^ . .1...... D n n D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify)—^KfitaM^______D n x n G Gable front and wing JJSj Pyramidal/Hipped [—j Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209 G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

Q Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts fZl Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ LI Social Movements / Organizations D Communications LI Health/Medicine LI Transportation 5\ Community Planning / Development 5Q Manufacturing/Industry f.J Other (specify)______LJ Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer/ Builder, DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places K In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 502 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage, Loss of integrity includes alteration of fenstration, use of noncompatable siding, and loss of porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-l OAHP No._____ Date Recorded. Hay 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 503 Louviers HOUS6 City/Town/County/Zip CodeDUPOnt, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldR»™r,w Caroline Gallacci Twp.l9N Range IE y4 v4 Section- .sw Owner'sNam<> Anna ri• spencer Tax No./Parcel No 35750Q-Q24-Q under one acre 503 Louvlers Quadrangle or map name Nl SCjlia I I ] city/state/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting- 528120 Northing _521590Q_ plat/Rinrk/iot Lot 2, Block C, Town of Dupont Status SupplementalMap(s) Cl'tV Of Dupont official plat (l":100') TS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn b-/Q-/ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) CD Determined Eligible viewnffacade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification "^ District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status DNR D SR W DLR $£lNV contributing n Non-Contributing @ non-contnbuting garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable Building Type rlnmp<;tir rp<;irlpnrp CD Flat n Pyramidal [D Monitor D Other (specify) Plan rectangle LJ Gambrel Structural Systi p*m wood "frame —————— D Shed No. of Stories - 11 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log CD Wood Shake CD Horizontal Wood Siding EC Composition D Rustic/Drop CD Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten CD Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) C Vertical Board D Other (specify). TX[ Asbestos/Asphalt 'CD Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible L Brick CD Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco d Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta [J Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^ Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style LD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone CD Poured O Vinyl/Aluminum Siding CD Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______CD Brick D Other (specify) CD Shingle Style D International Style CD Other (specify) ______D Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style JA Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n D n CD Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D Changes to original cladding ...... n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior n D CD Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify). D n LJ Gable front and wing gj Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- I J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations O Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation IK Community Planning / Development SC Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of Construction__!_ 1909-1916 Architect /Engineer/ Builder. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places B9 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 503 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed entry that has lost integrity through the removal of the original porch elements, the application of nonhistoric siding? and the replacement of the original wood sash front window.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._lz3__ OAHP No.______Date Recorded MaV 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic————————————————————————————______Address 504 Louviers common Company House______city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci______Twp. I9N Range-IE Section_2S 1/4 Section $W Section_SW_ Owner's Name. Devon C. Schilling______Tax No. /Parcel Mr> 3575QQ-Q59-Q______under one acrp Address___ 501 Barksdale______Quadrangle or map name Nl$C|UaMy ______city/state/ziP code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ___ Fasting 528060 Nlnrthing 5215890 10, Block F, Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) City C)f Dupont official plat (l"llQQ*) §1 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. N» G-79-7 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view SE) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 1980 ______D Local Designation

Classification £3 District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR I^INV contributing P Non-Contributing n contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable KI H 'P R,,iirfin0 Type domestic residential D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle Q Monitor D 0Iher (specify) [_J Gambrel Striirtiiral System WOOd frame ———— D Shed No of Stories la Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding ^ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar /Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) 8f Asbestos / Asphalt Q Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco C] Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Sf Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) D Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style HI Beaux Arts/Neoclassical CD Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LH Chicago/Commercial Style ££ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... **J n n D Changes to original cladding ...... O n fS£f n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ^ .... .1...... Q a n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) /W2-W______D D J& D D Gable front and wing 5^ Pyramidal/Hipped (—I Other (specify) DCD 10/86 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Conservation O Politics /Government /Law n Architecture/Landscape Architecture Education Religion D Arts Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Li Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine [J Transportation 5$ Community Planning/Development XJ Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___c. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places IS In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 504 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch Alterations include nonhistoric shingle siding, and the "boxing-in" of the original porch posts and railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-f? OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————— Address 505 Louvlers Company city / Town / county / zip code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field n^nrri^r Tamil np Gallaccl Twp. 19N Range_lE Section 25 y« Section SW V* V* Section_SW_ Owner's H?™ William A. Ledlie Tax No./Parcel No.. 3575QO-Q25-Q under one acre P.fL ROX fi? Quadrangle or map name Ml SC|Ud I iy city/state/zip Code Dupont, MA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528105 Northing 5215910 Lot 3. Block C, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) £9 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-78-6 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible facade/west elevation (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification gj District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR |^]INV Contributing &X Non-Contributing D Contributing garage —g ——————————— - ••- • ...

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable IS Hip RmMingTyp* domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) str..*t.,rai sy«tAm wood frame Q fiarnhrel —— D Shed No of Stories 1? Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding t?3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) H Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible U Brick D Gothic Revival EH Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LH Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block O Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CH Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone S3 Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick D Other (specify) TJ Shingle Style D International Style PI Oth^r (sper-i'y) PI Not uisihlp LI Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts /Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) ! J Chicago/Commercial Style J^ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive i 1 American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan LJ L] LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows D n Changes to original n Vernacular House Types Changes to interiorrior ...... /...... D P a D Gable front [I Cross gable Other (specify) K n a LJ Gable front and wing ^ Pyramidal/Hipped Q- ' Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- LJ Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation O Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment /Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) LJ Social Movements/Organizations D Communications [1 Health /Medicine D Transportation IX Community Planning / Development 5^ Manufacturing /Industry 1.1 Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance , qlfi Date of Construction u ' J.3J.U Architect / Engineer / Builder DuPont Co. In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 505 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Alterations include replacement of original siding, removal, of porch railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No.J^4__ OAHPNO._____ Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 506 Louviers Company House city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont t WA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Twp.JLSN Range—IE Section_25. 1/« Section_SR V* V* Section SW Owner's "»>*? Charles A. MrClure Tax No./Parcel Mr. 3575QQ-Q58-Q______Acreage OHP ouviers Quadrangle or map name NlSC|Ua11y______City/State/Zip Code Dupont, WA 9R3?7 UTM References Zone_lD__ Easting-52&Q5Q. Northing 52159QQ piat/RinH

Classification "IS District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR &INV contributing & Non-Contributing n contrfbuting garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable £Q Hip R,,iiHing Type domestic rpqidpnrp D Flat D Pyramidal pian rectangular O Monitor D Other (specify) n Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No of Stories l£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake 2fi Horizontal Wood Siding P\ Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate IX Clapboard D Tar/ Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten [~| M^tal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta O Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CH Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone ^Poured D Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) PI Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style Cl Beaux Arts/Neoclassical O Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) lH Chicago/Commercial Style •8C Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive L J American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... fea D n n U Mission Revival Changes to windows...... s n n n Changes to original cladding ...... £fl n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior n in n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) PL . D j£ n n Q Gable front and wing £jg Pyramidal /Hipped [—] Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209 U Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics / Government / Law EH Architecture/Landscape Architecture LJ Education n Religion D Arts [ J Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ n Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine a Transportation X Community Planning/Development XI Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military n Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction C« 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder DllPOnt CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 506 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch. Alterations include the use of nonhistoric shingle siding and the "Boxing-in" of the original porch posts and railing.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.JLrJL__ OAHPNo._____ Date Recorded. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 507 Louvi'ers Common- nity/Tnwn/r.n..nty/7iP r.nHpDupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field p»™rHftr Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range—It Section 25 i/4 section SW yt y4 Section. sw owners"*™« George C. Gudaitis Tax No. 35750Q-Q26-Q Address———— 507 Louviers Quadrangle or map name. Nisqually City/State/Zip Code DupOfit, WA 98327 UTM References Zone- 10 Easting _5£8090L Northing _5215920. Plat/Block/Lot. Block C, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1";100') Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No.. G-78-5 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible (view D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification Q3 District D Site CD Building D Structure Q Object District Status QNR CJ SR Q LR ffllNV . contributing & Non-Contributing CD contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name DupQnt Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable f>3 Hip Building Typ«* 000165111• , • c resioence• i D Flat D Pyramidal [] Monitor CD Other (specify) Plan 1 1 Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame —————— D Shed

Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog CD Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding ftC Composition D Rustic /Drop LJ Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle LJTile CD Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) 53 Asbestos /Asphalt CJ Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible CD Brick D Gothic Revival a Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CD Stucco LJ Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete CD Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier ^ Block D Concrete /Concrete Block [ J Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) CD Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style n Other (specify) D Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts /Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago/Commercial Style J^J Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan...... CD D CD CD Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n CD CJ Changes to original cladding ...... LJ n IX LJ Vernacular House Tvpes Changes to interior^ LJ G n Li ^ Gable front JtfrtV\ LJ Cross gable Other (specify). LJ CD n LJ Gable front and wing jytf Pyramidal/Hipped p| Other (specify) DCO 10/86 -1209- fj Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture Education LI Religion D Arts I J Entertainment/Recreation [ 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify)._ [II Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 5C Community Planning / Development I7C Manufacturing/Industry I J Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance, 1909-1916 DuPont Co. Date of Construction______Architect/Engineer/Builder______D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places P5 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/ or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 507 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged gable roof porch, The building retains most of its original features.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"6 OAHPNo._____ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————— Address 508 Louviers Coman House City/Town/County/Zip Code W\ 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Carpi J H6 Gall dCCI Twp. 19N Range IE Section_2J> Section. sw '/4 V« Section. sw Owner's Name. Walter F. Schinnell Tax Mr. /Parr.ftllMn 3575QQ-Q57-Q under one acre AHHrocc P.O. BOX 125 Quadrangle or map namp Nl SCjUfl I 1y aty/state/zip code Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lO__ Easting _528Q4QL Northing 5215910 piat / stock / Lot Lot 8, Block F, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') iXL Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No b~/"~b______Cj State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible VJPWof facade/west elevation (view S) O Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) Date February 1980_____ D Local Designation

Classification §j District D Site D Building D Structure CD Object District Status QNR D SR LR SjlN Contributing $& Non-Contributing |A District /Thematic Nomination Mama Quppnt Village HJStOrJC PJStrJCt

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable 8! Hip RmiriingTyp* domestic residential D Flat D Pyramidal Pian rectangle O Monitor CD Other (specify)

Slrnrtnral Sy«t«m WOOd fraH6 —— D Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding S-Q Composition D Rustic /Drop CD Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Mftal (spacify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) CD Vertical Board () Other (specify) S3 Asbestos /Asphalt CJ Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick CD Gothic Revival CD Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation O Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire D Bungalow LJ Log Concrete CD Terra Cotta L J Romanesque Revival CD Prairie Style D Post & Pier t^Block CD Concrete /Concrete Block [ J Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) CD Brick CD Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) PI Not visible [1 Colonial Revival CD Northwest Style HI Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) CD Chicago /Commercial Style •Sf Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n n n Changes to original cladding ...... n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. n a n Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify). CJ CD [D Gable front and wing £j Pyramidal /Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- 1 ] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education Religion D Arts II Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering D Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ [J Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation £C Community Planning / Development Xi Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) - Statement of Significance i « r> ^ 1 r, 1 /- DuPont Co. Date^ > of,o Construction . . c 1909- 1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. O In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places £5 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 508 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Alterations include nonhistoric shingle siding, removal of original porch posts and railing.

Majorbee BibliographicNational ReferencesRegister nomination,... item. . «9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._1^7_ OAHPNO._____ Date Record^ May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 509 I OUVl common Company House______WA—98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci______Twp._l9N Range_I£ Section_25. '/4 Section_SW_ V* V* Section_SW_ Owner's Name. John and Betty Howells______TaxKlo /Parr.ftlNn 35750Q-Q27-Q______under Address——— 509 Louviers______Quadrangle or map name_ Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 528Q8Q Northing 521593Q Lot 5, Block C, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') ]JS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. G-78-4 CD State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of facade/west elevation (v i ew NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) February 1980______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR QSR D LR tX[lNV Contributing KX Non-Contributing KX garage -TTaye mauui i v, uian i v- u. DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types n Gable tX[Hip piiiirfingTyp*domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) stmrtiir*! system wood frame Q Gamhrel Shed No. Of Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding SC Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up IX Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board HI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts n Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier TXTsiock D Concrete /Concrete Block f.J Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone CJ Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style ["I Metal (sper.ify) PI Brick D Other (specify) I ] Shingle Style D International Style n Other (specify) [ J Not visible .. LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style 11] Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Til Chicago /Commercial Style &(J Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D . LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n H D D Changes to original cladding ...... D D G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D D D D Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) —————————————————— n D n n (ID Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation n Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture III Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) —— D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation u& Community Planning /Development K Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance r DuPont Co. Date of Construction____ 1909-1916 Architect/ Engineer /Builder....______D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 509 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Alterations include removal of porch railing. Sash in dormer window has "been removed.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No. V"52d OAHP No.______Hate RernrriPri MdV 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————— Address 510 Louviers Coman House VIA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Gallaccl Twp.iQN RangeJJL Section_Z5. V* Section_StoL Section__SW. owner'sNar™> The Admin of VA/Attn Loan Guaranty Division TaxKIn /ParrftlKIn 3575QQ-Q56-Q______Ar.rftag

Classification }§ District D Site D Building G Structure Q Object District Status DNR D SR Q LR S)NV contributing n Non-Contributing)OT contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types G Gable Q Hip Building Type domesti c residence G Flat Q Pyramidal pian———rectangle—————— G Monitor £3 Otherx( G Gambrel _ Structural System WOOd frame————— Q Shed No. of Stories _2______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle Q Log G Wood Shake G Horizontal Wood Siding £C Composition D Rustic/Drop Q Slate D Clapboard G Tar/Built-Up S3 Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten Q Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board Q Other (specify). G Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean Q Not visible Q Brick Q Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman /Arts & Crafts Q Stucco Q Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier J^BIock G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone LI Poured G Vinyl/Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne Q Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick LJ Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style Other (specify) G Not visible I J Colonial Revival G Northwest Style i .J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Q Chicago/Commercial Style S3 Residential Vernacular (see below) """""" Intact Slight Moderate Extensive [ J American Foursquare Q Other (specify) ...... D G P G Mission Revival ...... G G D ...... G G D Vernacular House Types ...... G 0 D G Gable front G Cross gable Other (soecifv) n n n D Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped Other (. DCO 10/86 n Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

CD Agriculture Conservation Cl Politics/Government/Law LI Architecture / Landscape Architecture Education D Religion D Arts LI Entertainment/Recreation LI Science & Engineering D Commerce Hi Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ LJ Social Movements / Organizations [j Communications n Health/Medicine D Transportation IB Community Planning/Development CX Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction. C« Architect / Engineer / Builder >.D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places DO In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 510 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage that has lost integrity through the construction of a full height second story.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register form, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"3 OAHPNo._____ Mg.y 1 Qft? (M,ay 19ftQ) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————— Address 511 Louviers common Company House Dupont, flft98327 Pierce County P.arnlinp fiallarri Twp. IQN Rangel£_ Section 25 '/« SectionJSW— '/« '/4 Section_SW_ Owner' tlpffrpy W. and Nanr.y il. Fdwards Tax NO. / Parcel NO. 357500-028-0 ______Acreage under one acre Address QD1 Snut.h Magnolia I anp Quadrangle or map name city /state/zip code Tflp.nma, WA 9R465 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 528Q6Q ______Northing 5215940 piat /Block /Lot Lot 6, Block C, Town of Dupont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (l";100') SI Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-7B-3 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.). D Determined Eligible view nf D Determined Not Eligible facade (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification gj District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR J^INV contributing KX Non-Contributing D contributing garage i avjc —1 1 i j ovj i i u —v i 3 i ———————— • -—

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable 1% Hip Raiding Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal LJ Monitor d Other (specify) pian rectangle^ Structural System WOOd frame D Shed NO of Stones 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle LDLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding £2 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up 83 Wood Shingle DTile U Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival LJ Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire LJ Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier [5?Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style Q Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone l_l Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) [J Brick LI Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) [ 3 Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts /Neoclassical O Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) . . [ J Chicago / Commercial Style J£j7 Residential Vernacular (see below) Int act Slight Moderate Extensive I-.J American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) G n n n D Mission Revival n n n I n n LJ Vernacular House Types D n D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (soecify) ...... f : n D a [ J Gable front and wing "JXJ"Pyramidal /Hipped i—i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- |J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation CJ Politics/Government/Law Q Architecture /Landscape Architecture LI Education D Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering C] Commerce I_J Ethnic Heritage (specify)._ dl Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation S\ Community Planning/Development PC Manufacturing/Industry LJ Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of nnnstrnrtinn C . 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder__DuPont CO. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places i^f W In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 511 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._\6=S__ OAHP No.______Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______Address 600 Louviers Company House r.ity /Tnu,n/r.onnty/7ipr.nde Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field Rftrnrdcr Caroline GdlldCCI Twp. -*-"N Range *.h Section^- 1/4 Section ^>" % !4 Section^W__ owner-sName Wlllard J. Shenkel Tax NO./Parcel NO.^57500^045^0______ArreageUnder one acre Address_____P.O. BOX 216______Quadrangle or map name Nl SQUa I I, city/state/zip r.nHg Dupont» WA 98327 UTM References Zone_ 10 Easting. 528000 Northing 5215930L Lot 3, Block E, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (IMOQ 1 ) §3 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY O National Register Photography Neg. No G-79-3 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewnf facade (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS.HAER. NHL) February 1980 D Local Designation

Classification IS District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR "&*[|NV contributing n Non-Contributing KX contributing garage rrrraye niatui lu UIOLI n-u

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types G Gable J^Hip R,.iiHing Typo domestic residence G Flat Q Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q] Monitor Q Other (specify) Structural System WOOd frame —————— Q Shed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle Q Log Q Wood Shake tS Horizontal Wood Siding )*5 Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate ^Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up G Wood Shingle QTile JX. Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean Q Not visible Q Brick D Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete G Terra Cotta Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier IA Block Q Concrete/Concrete Block Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone G Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Queen Anne Q Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) —————— G Not visible Colonial Revival G Northwest Style Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) Chicago /Commercial Style ^.Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D G G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G G n Changes to original cladding ...... G G ^c Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ^ G *&HI G Q Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify). G G G Gable front and wing "^Pyramidal /Hipped r—1 Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- G Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture O Education D Religion D Arts Cl Entertainment/Recreation [J Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ LJ Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 5(] Community Planning/Development l.)j Manufacturing/Industry LI Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction Ci 1909-1916 Architect /Engineer/Builder_____--.—————— D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places §(] In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 600 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity through the application of nonhistoric siding, the removal of the original porch elements.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 V-10 OAHPNo. ______Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) Site Name Historic Address 601 Louviers______P.nmmnn city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County____ Field R«rnrri«r Caroline Gallacci Twp 19N Range IE Rertinn 25 y4 Section SW y4 y4 Section SW Owner's Name Steve Shenkel Ta^Nn/par^iMn 357500"013-Q______Acreage under one acre Address 601 Louviers Quadrangle or map name Nl SC)Ua I IV city/state/zip r.oH* Dupont« WA 98327 UTM References Zone_10_ Fasting 528030______Northing 5215960 piat/Rinrk/int Lot 1. B1 ock B> Town^of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(SjCity of Dupont official plat (1";100') P\ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No._ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible View of ______D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS.HAER, NHL) Date ______G Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR KLlNV Contributing D Non-Contributing KX nOP-COntri butl HQ aye niauut iu uian iv*u

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable ^Hip Ruiiriing Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pifln rectangle O Monitor D Other (specify) |_| Ramhr*»l Structural System WOOd frame D Shed No nf Rtnries 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 5fl Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board 1 1 Other (spprify) E3 Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts CH Stucco LJ Second Empire U Bungalow LJ Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post& Pier ^.Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style LJ Art Deco/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style 1 1 Other (specify) 1 1 Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago/Commercial Style JS Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare LJ Other (specify) Changes to plan...... 15fi D n D LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D @f n n Changes to original cladding ...... D LJ £s n Vernacular House Types Changes to interioi...... D D n n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) 00r/n&f ______LJ n n ^ D Gable front and wing ^f Pyramidal / Hipped DCD 10/86 -1209- LJ Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture CU Conservation d Politics/Government/Law CH Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts CU Entertainment/Recreation CU Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations CH Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation H Community Planning/Development Q Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance Date Of rnngf motion C * 1909~1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. DuPont Co. EU In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places t_l In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance Ihe house at 601 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed entry that has lost integrity because of the addition of a shed roof dormer on the side slope.

Major Bibliographic References

DCD 10/86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No. V-H OAHPNo._____ 1987 (MdY 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 602 Louviers Common. Company House city/Town/county/zipr.oHeDupont, WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRecnr^r Caroline Gallacci Twp. Range_JLt Section. Vi SeCtionAn. V. '/«V. Section.Section SW owner's Name. Walter J. Bodman 3575QQ-Q46-0 under one acre Address___ P.O. BOX 448 Quadrangle or map name "1 SQUa I iy City / State / Zip Code. Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 527990______Northing 5215940 piat/Block/lot Lot 4, Block E, Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMaP(s) C1 ty of Dupont official plat (l":100') SU Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No. PCN-1-14_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viewof far.adp/past Plpvatf inn (view SW) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date _McLy_19S7______D Local Designation

Classification ^.District D Site D Building D Structure Q Object District Status DNR DSR _ LR [XlNV Contributing £f Non-Contributing

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types n Gable X[nip dnmp<;tir rp

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture [J Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture I 1 Education C] Religion D Arts I...1 Entertainment/Recreation I 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ L3 Social Movements/Organizations D Communications El Health/Medicine D Transportation 55 Community Planning/Development US Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder. DuPont Co. D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 602 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch, Nearly all original fabric and detail is intact.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No._V^lE__ OAHPNo.______Date Recorded May 1987 (MaV 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic______:______Address 603 Louvi'ers rommnn Company House______cuy/Town/county/zipr.nrieDupont. WA 98327 Pierce County FieldRemrrier Caroline Gallacci______Twp 19N Range IE Section 25 yt Section SW SectionW_ owner'sN-m« Apolonia A. Andre______Tax No./Parcel Mn 357500-013-0______Arreage Under Address____ 603 Louviers Quadrangle or map name Nl SCjUd I ly______city/state/zip <^He Dupont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_lQ_ Fasting 528015 Northing 52 15970 Lot 2, B1 ock B, Town of Duont Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') XI Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No.PQN-1-7 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/west elevation (view NE) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) May 1987 ______D Local Designation

Classification Bt District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR I^INV contributing^ Non-Contributing n contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable IS Hip Bunding Typ<* domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal G Monitor Q Other (specify) Plan rectannlew Structural System WOOd frdtTie —— D Shed No of Stories 1£ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle QLog D Wood Shake |AJ Horizontal Wood Siding £3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate $4 Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt O Greek Revival I—I Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick d Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco C] Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta I—I Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Unlock D Concrete /Concrete Block U Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone Cl Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style n Brick LI Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) 1 ~l Not visible [ -1 Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I" 1 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) n Chicago/Commercial Styl J2\j Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... EQ D n n LJ Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n n D Changes to original cladding ...... n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior>£"" ._... y...... n n D Gable front El Cross gable n a a LU Gable front and wing 55 Pyramidal /Hipped pi Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- L] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics /Government /Law [H Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education [H Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ O Social Movements /Organizations D Communications [Zl Health/Medicine D Transportation SI Community Planning / Development JP Manufacturing/Industry [I Other (specify) D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of Construction Q. 1909-19-16 Architect/Engineer/Builder___DuPont CO . In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical AL.—._..—earance ...... , , , . The house at 603 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof porch, The structure has been altered with the removal of porch elements and chnages to historic windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No._U^13_ OAHP No. ______Date Recorded May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic ______:______Address 604 Louviers r.nmmnn city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County______Field Recorder Caroline Twp 19N RangelE Section 25

Classification "§£] District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR LR IN Contributing lAp* Non-Contributing i«/*_»**• -3*- District/Thematic Nomination Name Qypnnt Village Hi StnH r. District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types D Gable _>( Hip Building Type domestic fPSldPnf-P D Flat D Pyramidal O Monitor 1_ 1 Other (specify) Plan rectannle1— U U J [J fiamhrel Structural System V/OOd fraiTie ———— D Shed

Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 83 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up !_!_ Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten PI M^tal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI nther (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean n Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation n Italianate D Craftsman / Arts & Crafts n Stucco D Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier S3 Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style n Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured n Vinyl /Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) n Brick n Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) ———— PI Not visihle L J Colonial Revival n Northwest Style I 1 Beaux Arts/Neoclassical L7I Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [J Chicago/Commercial Style T£_ Residential Vernacular (see below) tact Slight Moderate Extensive i. J American Foursquare n Other (specify) Changes to plan...... Xn n n n D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... K D D n Changes to original cladding ...... £X n n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... D n n n CJ Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) ————————————————— 1 n n n D Gable front and wing 22 Pyramidal/Hipped —i Other (specify) DCD 10/86 <*4___?«- I ] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture L7J Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture /Landscape Architecture D Education FT] Religion D Arts CI] Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science & Engineering Q Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements /Organizations CD Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation p^ Community Planning/Development PC Manufacturing/Industry l"J Other (specify)______G Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ c. 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Builder. DuPont Co. Cj In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places tnl In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 604 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch Nearly all original fabric and detail remains intact.

Major Bibliographic References

ee National Register nomination, Item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No OAHPNo Date Recorder! i'lay , 12 O/ LOCATION SECTION house Address 605 Louviers Ave. Common City/Town/county/Zip Code DuPont r Pierce Co . f 98327 Gallacci Twp 19 Range-QLL Section__2 5 Section Sectiorvi_ Walter Bodman Tax No./Parcel NO 357500^014-0 Acreage. less than one P.O. Box 448 Quadrangle or map name NJSCJUally———————— City /State /Zip Code _ DuPont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone_XO_ Facing 528000 Northing piat/pioftk/Lot lot 3. Block B, Town of DuP Hat- Status Supplemental Map(s) City Of DuPont L£- Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No.. D State Register (ROII NO. & Frame NO.) looking northeast D Determined Eligible View of ______D Determined Not Eligible May 1987 D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) D Local Designation

Classification l_] District L~J Site D Building D Structure Q Object Districtcontributing Status n S&RNon-Contributing D SR aD noncfcntnbutingLR QNV . . garage DuPont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types S Gable D Hip Building Type residence D Flat D Pyramidal n Monitor D Other (specify) Plan rectanqnl-* ar structural System f J~cHTie one - D Shed Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog §Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard Dlar/Built-Up C! Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten PI Metal (sperify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (sper.ify) D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival D Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible [U Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman / Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta Q Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block O Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne tS Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone S Poured [U Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick CD Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) Ft Not visible CH Colonial Revival d Northwest Style C] Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) , A L D Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CH American Foursquare LJ n u n D Mission Revival an a Changes to original cladding ...... tU an D Vernacular House Types n n a [H Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) f~l r".] n n n Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- <*4S^»> 3 [ .1 Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations CH Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning / Development D Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction______g . 196 0^ 7 QfchJtect/Engineer/Builder_____ . Tcrir>T7ri____ O In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places trr- In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 605 Louyiers is a, nQnhistoric f noncontribut^ncf ranch house

Major Bibliographic References

DCO 10 86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 985O4 (206) 753-4011 Field Site No._____ OAHPNo.______Date Recorded. May, 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic hQUSe______Address 607 Louviers Ave.______Common______city/Town/county/zip Code DuPont , Pierce Co. . WA 98327 Field Recorder GallaCCJ_____ Twp._ 19 Range- Section. 25 1/4 Section- 14 % Section. Owner's Name Vivian DaVJS Tax No./Parcel No.. 357500-015-0 Acreage. less than one Address_____607 Louviers Ave. Quadrangle or map name Nisqually City/State/Zip Code DuPQI-t , WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1 Q Easting. Northing 5215980 Plat / Block / Lot Lot 4 Block B. Town of DuPont Status SupplementalMap(s) City of DiiPont map Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY P-G2-22 D National Register Photography Neg. No. n State Register (Roll No. & Frame D Determined Eligible View of _____ looking NE D Determined Not Eligible May, 1987 D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Date ______D Local Designation

Classification [^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status Q&R QSR D LR DlNV Contributing D Non-Contributing Eg nonC

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types S Gable D Hip Building Type ____ residence D Flat D Pyramidal G Monitor D Other (specify) rectangular Q Gambrel ______Structural System- frame D Shed No, of Stories __ one Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding 13 Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up CH Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify)______High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board O Other (specify)______[U Asbestos/Asphalt D Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco O Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete/Concrete Block D Stick Style D ArtDeco/ArtModerne S Vinyl/Aluminum Siding D Stone S Poured HH Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______D Brick [U Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) C] Chicago/Commercial Style D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D a n O Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D a a a Changes to original cladding ...... D a a a Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D n n n Gable front d! Cross gable Other (specify) ______D n n Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped i ] Side gable Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts C] Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations ED Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation D Community Planning/Development Q Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance —— 7£ knOWn Date of Construction___ chitect/Engineer/Bui,der D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places S In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 607 Louviers is a noncontributing, nonhistoric ranch house.

Major Bibliographic References

DCD 10,86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 OAHP No. Date Recorded May , 1987 LOCATION SECTION «iteName Hlitnrir Municipal playfield AHHr««« c. 606^610 Louviers Aye.

Common r.ity/Town/r.o,,n»y/7iP r.oHe DuPont , Pierce Co . f WA 98327

PiolH Rerorrler GallaCCi Twp. J^ Range _QJ-Sectior2^5_ V4 Section 3 % % Section 3 rVner'«Name CltlV Of DllPOnt Ta* No /Parrel No 3 5 7 5 0 0- 0 4 R - 0 Arreage 1<=>SS th^n O Address P.O. BOX 159 Quadrangle or map name Nl 5^119.1 ly City/ State /7ip Code DuPont , WA 98327 1 ITM Reference..* 7one 1 Q Fasting 527980 Northing R 9 ] ^ Q R 0 piat /mock/ lot lots 6-8 Block E Town of DuPont Status Supplemental Map(s) —— City Of DuPont - - TX Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg No P-G2~23 G State Register (Roil NO. & Fri(5ftNfc)Ln.cr w D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible View of May,, 1987-i QOT D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) Hate D Local Designation

Classification Qt)istrict D Site Q Building D Structure Q Object District Status KlNR QSR n LR DlNV Contributing E^£ Non-Contributing Q DllP ont Village Historic District

DESCRIPTION SECTION N/A Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable D Hip D Flat D Pyramidal G Monitor D Other (specify) Plan Q Ramhrel Stnirfural System - D Shed No of Stories Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding D Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up ED Wood Shingle EH Tile D Board and Batten D Vertical Board 1 1 Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt EH Greek Revival EH Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick CH Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation EH Italianate EH Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco EH Second Empire EH Bungalow EH Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival EH Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style EH Art Deco/Art Moderne EH Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone D Poured EH Queen Anne EH Rustic Style E~l Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style EH International Style D Other (specify) PI Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) EH Chicago /Commercial Style EH Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive EH American Foursquare EH Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... D D a n 1 1 Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... EH a D a an a Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... [~\ n D a D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) [~1 n a n r--j Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- ] Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture O Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine CD Transportation H Community Planning / Development ^3* Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction————————Nt At—— Architect / Engineer / Builder. D Comp Q In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places KK In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This historic playfield retains its original character as an open recreational space

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination

DCD 10 86 -1209- &iaie or wasmngton, Department of community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 1 1 1 West 21st Avenue, KL-1 1 Olympia,WA 985O4 (206)753-4011 Field SitftNn nAHPMo Date Recorder! May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Ci*a Mama Miatnrir ilOUSS AHrtre«s 609 Louviers Ave. City / Town / County / Zip Code DuPont, Pierce Co. r WA 98327 Field Recorder GallaCCl Twp 1 9 Range 1 Sentinn_23 % Section —3_ % 1/4 Section3__4__ _ _ . u _ ^ ^ c-nn men iress than one n«,nor-« Name Melvin Wedeking Tax No /Parcel No 357 hOO-Olh-n Acreage AHH«,« 609 Louviers Ave. Quadrangle or map nameLLLs qnal 1 y r,ity/state/7ipr,od«DuPont, WA 98327 UTM References Zone 1 Q FflQting R 2 7 Q « n M^rthing R 9 ~\ fi 0 0 D Plat /Block /Lot Lot 5, Block B Town of DuPont Status Supplemental Map(s) Qj_ ty of DuPont CX Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY p_ro_oo D National Register Photography Neg No *^""^ LTi State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.l . D Determined Eligible ...VI6W Of. looking••' NE D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) M, V87 CD Local Designation

Classification [joistrict D Site D Building O Structure n Object District Status g]NR DSR D LR [UlNV Contributing CH Non-Contributing Q >nt Village Historic ..District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types {X] Gable D Hip nouse Q Flat D Pyramidal rectangular Qj Monitor O Other (specify) Plan =* Q Gamhrel Structural_t 4 ._ System . frame - D Shed No of Stories On6 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log Q Wood Shake D Horizontal Wood Siding H Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate D Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle D Tile D Board and Batten PI Metal (specify) or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) CU Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival ED Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Q Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco n Second Empire D Bungalow CD Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival CJ Prairie Style D Post & Pier S Block y Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone LJ Poured O Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick D Other (specify) n Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style L J colonial Revival D Northwest Style D Beaux Arts /Neoclassical Q Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [j Chicago /Commercial Style; D Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive Cj American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... D n D n L"] Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... D an n Changes to original cladding ...... D an a Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... G n D a m Gable front L~ Cross gable Other (specify) Fl n n a J Side gable r~| Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture D Conservation Q Politics/Government/Law D Architecture/ Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation Q Science & Engineering D Commerce d Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ D Social Movements / Organizations CD Communications D Health/Medicine CH Transportation D Community Planning / Development D Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of r.nnatnirtion uc. ' -»-1960-70 ? o U" / u Architect / Engineer / Builder______Not known D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places H In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The property at 609 Louviers is a nonhistoric, noncontributing ranch house.

Major Bibliographic References

DCD 10/86 -1209- State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.-VjrJA— OAHPNo. ______n«t«R«r.nrd»ri May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 611 Louviers common Company House city /Town /county /zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pi erce County Caroline Gallacci Twp. 19N Range IE Section_25. '/« Section. SW % '/4 Section SW owner' James and Pauline Saxman Tax No. /Parcel No 357500-Q17-Q __ Anraage Under Address 611 Louviers Quadrangle or map name Ml SCjUdl l City/state/zip r.n,i* Dupont, WA 98327 UTMReferences Zone_lQ__ Fasting 527970______Northing 5216QQQ piat/Block/Lot Lot 6, Block B, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ*) 29 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No G-77-19a______D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible \/iPwof facade/east elevation (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) February 198Q______D Local Designation

Classification §JDistrict D Site D Building n Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR L] LR SjlNV contributing n Non-contributing 0T contributing garage District/Thematic Nomination Name Dupont Village HJStOrJC District

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features/Structural Types n Gable t^Hip BuildingTypft dompstir residence DFIat D Pyramidal Plan______rectangle______Q Monitor D Other (specify) structural fty-**™ wnnd frame______Q Gambrel _ D Shed No. of Stories 1^______Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle Q Log D Wood Shake /fl Horizontal Wood Siding §(f Composition D Rustic/Drop D Slate $£ Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle UTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify). High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify). D Asbestos/Asphalt LJ Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation LJ Italianate D Craftsman /Arts & Crafts D Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta LJ Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block D Concrete/Concrete Block LJ Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne LJ Stone ]^ Poured O Vinyl/Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style D Metal (specify) ______L] Brick D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style D Other (specify) ______D Not visible [ J Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I 1 Beaux Arts /Neoclassical L J Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity T J Chicago / Commercial Style IS Residential Vernacular (see below) ' Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare LD Other (specify) ...... LJ n LJ LJ Mission Revival ...... n n ...... S3 n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. .. .1 ...... n a n D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify) flOWnS n n n LJ Gable front and wing gj Pyramidal /Hipped i—] Other (specify) $ Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture U Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation O Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ [11 Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 3 Community Planning / Development 1X1 Manufacturing/Industry [_] Other (specify) D Military [J Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) - Statement of Significance Date of Construction__C-* 19n9-]Q16y;? — JL? J.U_____ MrcmieciArchitect/Engineer/Builder____ / engineer / ounaer_____DuPontUUrUilL CO.L»U .______n In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places AJ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 611 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity because of the construction of an addition and the alteration of the original roofline.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"91C OAHPNo. Date Remrdert May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic 700 Louviers Common. city/Town/county/zip Code Dupont. UA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci TWp. 19N Range IE R*t*itM 26

Classification 81 District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR KflNV Contributing ^ Non-Contributing District /Thematic Nomination Mame Dupont Village H1st-Qf1c D1st-Hct

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features/ Structural Types KT Gable D Hip Running Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal pun rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) LJ Gamhrel Structural System WOOCJ frafflC QShed No of Stories 1J Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake tk) Horizontal Wood Siding $3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate IX Clapboard D Tar /Built -Up TS Wood Shingle DTile G Board and Batten l~l Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco G Second Empire ® Bungalow CD Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style D Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone Sjfpoured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne G Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) D Brick U Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style fl Other (specify) Ft Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) I J Chicago / Commercial Style IX Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive I I American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan ...... LI [.] G G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n n G Changes to original cladding n n G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior G G G G G GabSe front G Cross gab!® Other (specify) n G G G Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 ide gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

O Agriculture Q Conservation G Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education O Religion D Arts n Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering G Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ G Social Movements/Organizations D Communications G Health/Medicine C J Transportation DO Community Planning/Development *0) Manufacturing /Industry G Other (specify)______D Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date Of Construction Mot Architect/Engineer/Builder_ Not G In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places DO In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This bungalow, probably moved to the village from the grounds of Camp Lewis in 1917, is a one and one half story frame structure with a side gable roof and a front gabled dormer on the front slope of the roof. The building is sided with shingles and weatherboard and has overhanging eaves supported by knee braces. The front slope of the roof shelters the recssed front porch and is supported by unfluted Tuscan columns. The building has some original double hung wood sash windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site No._Y^15 May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 701 Louvlers Company House city/Town/county/zipCode Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Gdllacci______TwP 19N Range IE Section_£6_ «/« SectionSE_ '/4 '/4 Section SE owner's "*™ Frank and Charlotte Searfus Tax No./Parcel Kin 35750Q-Q01-Q______under one acre P.O. Box 121___ Quadrangle or map name Ml SC|Ua I I city/state/zip m*, Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone 10 Easting 527935 Northing ,5216020. Lot 1, B1 ock A. Town of ^ Dupont Status supplemental MaP(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":100') £J3[ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. Nn G-77"13a Q State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible G Determined Not Eligible view of facade (view NE) Q Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) February 1980 G Local Designation

Classification KJ District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status GNR G SR Q LR £

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 83 Hip Ri.ilriing Type riomPStl 0 rPSldftnr.P G Flat Q Pyramidal pian rectftnQlf* Q Monitor Q Other (specify) [_) Ramhrfil Structural .System WOOd frame ———— G Shed No of Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle Q Log G Wood Shake ^XT Horizontal Wood Siding £2 Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate X Clapboard Q Tar/Built-Up G Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos/Asphalt Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival /Mediterranean G Not visible G Brick G Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/ Arts & Crafts Q Stucco Q Second Empire G Bungalow Q Log Concrete G Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style G Post & Pier £$Block Q Concrete /Concrete Block Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone G Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) Q Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) G Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style ^Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive II American Foursquare Q Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D Kf Changes to original cladding ...... n a D Vernacular House Types Changes to interior L: n a n G Gable front G Cross gable Other (specify)j a G a G Gable front and wing jSf Pyramidal / Hipped rn Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- U Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Q Conservation G Politics/Government/Law G Architecture /Landscape Architecture G Education G Religion D Arts I. J Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering Q Commerce U Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ U Social Movements/Organizations G Communications G Health/Medicine G Transportation H Community Planning/Development Lj( Manufacturing/Industry G Other (specify)______G Military Q Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance iyijy~ Date of Construction u * Architect/Engineer/Builder^ DuPont Co In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 701 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity with the removal of original porch elements, replacement of original wood sash windows, and addition of deck on back.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination form, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. __dfia__ OAHPNo.______Hat* RamrriaH May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic——————————————————————————————————— Address 703 Louviers ____m __^7K^_^___^______P.nmpany House Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Field t*»rr*ri*r Ha mil ne Rallarri Twp.lSN Range AE. Section_£iL % Section SE «/4 % Section_SE_ Owner's Name Dan 357500-002-0______*„»»» under one acre Quadrangle or map nama N1 SQUd I ly Address P RnX 527925 City /State /Zip rnria Oupnnt., UA UTM References Zone- Easting . Northing. Lot 2 B1 ock A. Town of Duont Status Supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont Official plat (T'llOO 1 ) ^ Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. PCN-1-6 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view ni facade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) n«.t* May 1987______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR QSR DLR £9|NV contributing n Non-contributingXX non-contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types D Gable £3 Hip pining Tyr« domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) |_| fiamhral Str,,^,,ral Syatam WHOd frame QShed No nf Stories 1^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle QLog D Wood Shake jQ Horizontal Wood Siding P3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate 2$ Clapboard G Tar/Built-Up Kl Wood Shingle Q Tile U Board and Batten G Mntfll (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Q Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival G Stone Foundation G Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts Q Stucco D Second Empire D Bungalow G Log Concrete G Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style G Post & Pier G Block G Concrete /Concrete Block H Stick Style D Art Deco/ Art Moderne G Stone &C Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne D Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style G nthar (eperify) G Not vi$ihle G Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [~l Beaux Arts/Neoclassical O Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago/Commercial Style PC Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... a n G D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... a n XT Changes to original cladding ...... G G ! "XT '! n Vernacular House Types Changes to interioi ...... G G n Q Gable front G Cross gab£s Other (specify) 42//22-U?______G CD G K G Gable front and wing Xj Pyramidal /Hipped Other (specify) DID/86 -1209- "Jg£?« 3 I J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture L.I Conservation [~] Politics /Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture L1 Education f I Religion D Arts [ I Entertainment/Recreation I I Science & Engineering D Commerce [J Ethnic Heritage (specify) __ G Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation JP Community Planning / Development [)fl Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) D Military Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance Date of Construction__C, 1909-1916 Architect/Engineer/Ruild«r DuPpnt CO, In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 703 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity with the creation of a new dormer and the replacement of original porch elements.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No.JL^Z±H_ OAHPNo.______Date Recorded. May 1987 LOCATION Site Name Historic———————————————————————— Address _ JKT3ouviers Common————————————— City/Town/County/Zip Code WA 98327 nerce County Field Recorder Caroline Gallacci Tui 19N Range_ Section 26 i/4 Section '/4 % Section. SE Owner's Name LJCkteJq Tax No. /Parcel Mn 357500-123-0______under one acre Address 700 Louviers Quadrangle or map nama Ml SQUd I IV ______^_ aty/state/zipr^^.Dupont. WA 98327 UTM References Zone_ Fating 527935 Northing _5216030_ 3. Block 0. Town of Dupont____ Status supplemental M»P<*pitv of Dupont official plat (1":100') 03 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No.PCN-1-17_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible viA»,n< facade/east elevation (view W) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS, HAER. NHL) Date _May_1987______D Local Designation

Classification {^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR DLR "KlNV contributing KX Non-contributing D contributing garage i i a*jc — ilia uui i \f— LM j ui i \* u ——————————

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types 1& Gable G Hip Ri.ilrling Typn dOFfl^StiC r^S1^6nC p G Flat G Pyramidal Plan r^stangle Q Monitor G Other (specify) G Gamhrel strv^tMrai ?yat»m wood frame Q Shed No of Stories 1 1 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle QLog G Wood Shake £3 Horizontal Wood Siding VS Composition D Rustic /Drop G Slate l^Clapboard G Tar /Built-Up 4JJTWood Shingle QTile U Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) ID Vertical Board n nthar (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible Q Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival G Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts G Stucco G Second Empire 00 Bungalow G Log Concrete Q Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style Q Post & Pier G Block G Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone ^Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding G Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Me»q| (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style f~l Other (sparify) G Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style Kj Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive [_] American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G G Changes to original cladding G G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior...... G G G Cross gabEe G Other (specify) JMVlfl'j mi G G L J Gable front and wing G Pyramidal/Hipped iX Side gable Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture G Conservation G Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture CJ Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering D Commerce G Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ f J Social Movements / Organizations D Communications U Health/Medicine n Transportation 5(1 Community Planning / Development 01 Manufacturing/Industry N Other (specify)______G Military G Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction___ Not known Architect / Engineer / Builder____Not_lcnOWJL D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 80 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This bungalow, probably moved from the grounds of Fort Lewis to the village in 1917, is a one and one half story frame structure with a side gable roof and a gabled dormer on the front slope of the roof. The structure is sided with shingles and claboards and has extended eayes supported by knee braces. The oyerhanging eaye on the facade shelters the front porch, which is supported by unfluted Tuscan columns,. Original windows are one over one double hung woood sash.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION __ 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 Field site No.lzI6_ CAMP NO.____ n.,. B«,,n^ May 1987 (May 198Q) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 705 Louviers Company House City/Town/County/Zip Code _ Dupont> WA 98327 Pierce County Fieldp^nrnor Caroline Gallacci______Twp 19N Range IE Section Section. SE '/4 '/4 Section SE owner-sName. Merle J. and Janet P. Vernia 357500-003-0______...... ^.under one acre Address___ 705 Louviers Quadrangle or map name ______City/State/Zip Code UTM References Zone____iiL_ Pasting——....,, ______527900 .,~,Northing 5216040 Piat/RICK*/Lot Lot 3, Block A. • Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMaP(s)City of Dupont official plat (1":1QQ') 5(f Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. No 6-77-15fl_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible facade/east elevation (view N) D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) February 198Q______LJ Local Designation

Classification £$ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR D LR ^INV contributing $% Non-Contributing Kjvo nc o n t r i t> u 11 n g garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 6J Hip Ruining Type domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal Plan rectangle n Monitor D Other (specify) Rtmrtnral System WOOd frame ————— D Shed No of Stories 1 5 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake ^"Horizontal Wood Siding W Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate Xciapboard D Tar/Built-Up D Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten D Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Other (specify) O Asbestos /Asphalt LJ Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick Q Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation [J Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco CD Second Empire D Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta O Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier Msiock O Concrete /Concrete Block D Stick Style CJ Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone U Poured O Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CH Queen Anne D Rustic Style l~l Metal (specify) PI Rrirk D Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) ———— D Not visible D Colonial Revival D Northwest Style [H Beaux Arts/Neoclassical LJ Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) LJ Chicago/Commercial Style £v Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive LJ American Foursquare LJ" Other (specify) Changes to plan...... n n D D Mission Revival Changes to windows...... n D Changes to original cladding ...... n n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior D D D Gable front D Cross gable Other (specify). n n n D Gable front and wing JSj Pyramidal/Hipped [—I Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- <*4§E?« '3 D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture Conservation D Politics/Government/Law 1Z1 Architecture/Landscape Architecture Education D Religion D Arts Entertainment /Recreation n Science & Engineering D Commerce [ J Ethnic Heritage (specify) 1 I Social Movements /Organizations D Communications D Health /Medicine LI Transportation CS Community Planning / Development Kl Manufacturing /Industry LI Other (specify)______LU Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance, -i nnq_ i n i c DuPont Co. Date of Construction______Architect / Engineer / Builder. LJ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 5S In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 705 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Alterations include enclosure of porch, removal of porch railing, and replacement of sash windows.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, Item 9 State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V"35 QAHPNo._____ Date Recorded LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. 707 Louviers r.——» Company House city/Town/county/zipcode Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci Twp 13I>1lyiNoannolL Range it! Section^SectiorfcJL D Vt,VA Section jt '/insertion Ot owner' Bert C. Viyant Tax No./Parcel No.537500^004^Q____ under one acre Address P.O. BOX 132 Quadrangle or map name Nisqually city/state/zipn^0 Dupont. VJA 98327 UTM References Zone Easting 527885 Piat/RinHc/int Lot 4, B1 ock X Town of Dupont______Status supplementalMap(S)City of Dupont official plat (1":100") S3 Survey /Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Nn 6-77-16a_____ D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) CD Determined Eligible view of facade/east elevation (v i ew N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER, NHL) m.t« February 1980_____ D Local Designation

Classification ^District Q Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR 5(JlNV Contributing [XK Non-Contributing D Contributing garage District /Thematic Nomination Name

DESCRIPTION SECTION - Roof Type Materials & Features/ Structural Types G Gable Kl Hip BllilHina TyP« domestic residence G Flat Q Pyramidal Plan rectangle G Monitor Q Other (specify) structural Ry«tAm wood frame Q Gambrel G Shed No Of Storifls 1 £ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) Q Wood Shingle D Log Q Wood Shake 5$ Horizontal Wood Siding §3 Composition D Rustic /Drop Q Slate $ Clapboard Q Tar /Built-Up D Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten G Met?! (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board CD Othpr (sppnify) G Asbestos /Asphalt CD Greek Revival CD Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible D Brick CD Gothic Revival Q Tudor Revival Q Stone Foundation CD Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco LJ Second Empire CD Bungalow Q Log Concrete G Terra Cotta LD Romanesque Revival Q Prairie Style Q Post & Pier &J Block Q Concrete /Concrete Block ID Stick Style G Art Deco/Art Moderne G Stone D Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding CD Queen Anne Q Rustic Style n Metal (specify) G Brick D Other (specify) CD Shingle Style G International Style CD Other (specify) G Not visible CD Colonial Revival D Northwest Style CD Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Lj Chicago /Commercial Style £3 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive CD American Foursquare D Other (specify) ...... BJ D D D ...... KT n n n CD Mission Revival ...... sr D n n Vernacular House Types ...... n n n n C J Gable front [~1 Cross gable Other (soecifv) ... n n n n D Gable front and wing $£ Pyramidal /Hipped Other (specify) -1209- [ D Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics /Government /Law E] Architecture/Landscape Architecture L.J Education [7] Religion ' D Arts I J Entertainment /Recreation I I Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Q Social Movements/Organizations CH Communications D Health/Medicine CJ Transportation SQ Community Planning / Development XT Manufacturing/Industry U Other (specify) D Military Q Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) . Statement of Significance DuPont Co. Date of r.ftnstnirtinn u 1 ^UJ J.JJ.U Architect /Engineer /Builder D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 55 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 707 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with engaged hipped roof over porch. Many original features remain intact.

Major Bibliographic References

See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V~36 OAHPNo. May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 709 Louviers Company House city / Town / County / zip Code Dupont, WA 98327 Pierce County____ Field p»™rHer Carol ine Gallar.ri Twp.lSW RangeJLL Section_26_ Vi Section_S£_ '4 V* Section_S£__ Owner's Name Bert. C. under one acre P.Q, BOX 13? Quadrangle or map name NlSqually City/state/Zip Code Dupont, WA QR3?7 UTM References Zone 10 Fasting 527870 Northing 5216065 Lot 5, Block A, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s)City of Dupont offiri'al plat (I": 100') 03 Survey / Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. Kin G-77-17a D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible view of far.ade (view N) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Date February 198Q D Local Designation

Classification istrict G Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR D SR D LR _$NV contributing Non-Contributing n contrTbuting garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable 0. Hip R,,iiHina Type domestic residence D Flat CD Pyramidal Pi-n rer. tangle CD Monitor CD Other (specify) structural -System wood frame [J Cambrel D Shed No Of Stories 1 ^ Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake Sj Horizontal Wood Siding &C Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard CD Tar/Built-Up S3 Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board [D Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt Q Greek Revival Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible CD Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival CD Stone Foundation D Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco n Second Empire CD Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta CD Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier &J Block CD Concrete/ Concrete Block CD Stick Style CD Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone D Poured D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne D Rustic Style n Metal (specify) CD Brick C] Other (specify) CD Shingle Style D International Style Fl Other (specify) ——— [~1 Not visible C] Colonial Revival D Northwest Style I J Beaux Arts/Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) [J Chicago/Commercial Style E3 Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive D American Foursquare CD Other (specify) Changes to plan...... XI n D D D Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... 23 n D n Changes to original cladding ...... A . n D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... 3 a n n C] Gable front Cross gable Other (specify) ——————————————————— CD n n n LJ Gable front and wing Pyramidal/Hipped Other (specify) DCD 10/86 -1209- [ J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation D Politics/Government/Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture U Education D Religion D Arts O Entertainment/Recreation G Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ Li Social Movements/Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation 15 Community Planning / Development $3 Manufacturing /Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significancec. DuPont Co. Date of Construction Architect/Engineer/Builder. In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 709 Louviers is a contributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, Many original features remain intact, although porch steps railing has been replaced.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, Item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia.WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field Site No. V-3fifl OAHPNo. Date Recorded May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic Address 711 Louvlers city/Town/county/zip code Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Twp.l9N RangelL- Sectional Ji Section S '/4 V* Section_S!L_ Owner's "«".« Parhay*a Ot Uyant. Tax No./Parcel "» 357500-006-0______A,>»>aoa under one acre Address P 1 Quadrangle or map name City/State/Zip r.AH0 UA QR3?7 UTM References Zone_lQ Easting _521a£CL Northing 5216030 Lot 6 f Block A. Town of Dupont______Status supplemental Map(s) City of Dupont official plat (T'llOO 1 ) 18 Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. MQ PCM-1-5 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible View»«f arade (view NE) D Determined Not Eligible D Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) May 1987______D Local Designation

Classification ^District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status DNR QSR DLR J^INV contributing D Non-contributing RX contributing garage i I i i u»j>-— 1 1 i -J vu i r\f u i

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features /Structural Types G Gable S<[ H ip B,,iirfin0 Tyr« domestic residence Q Flat Q Pyramidal Pian rectanqle G Monitor Q 0Iher (specify) LJ Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame QShed K|r» n' Sto'"»» *2 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) G Wood Shingle QLog G Wood Shake ^Horizontal Wood Siding £9 Composition D Rustic /Drop G Slate Q(f Clapboard G Tar /Built -Up G Wood Shingle QTile G Board and Batten G Metal (specify) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) G Vertical Board G Other (specify) G Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival Q Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean G Not visible G Brick D Gothic Revival D Tudor Revival G Stone Foundation G Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts G Stucco D Second Empire G Bungalow QLog Concrete G Terra Cotta n Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style G Post & Pier XjBlock G Concrete /Concrete Block U Stick Style G ArtDeco/ArtModerne G Stone G Poured G Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Queen Anne G Rustic Style G Metal (specify) G Brick G Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style G Other (specify) CD Not visible G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style £$ Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... G G G Mission Revival Changes to windows...... G rq:i Changes to original cladding G H Vernacular House Types Changes to interior G III G [I Gafola Jront G Cross gabSs G G i.] Gable front and wing yramidal/Hipped f Other (specify) DCO tO/66 i I Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

D Agriculture LJ Conservation O Politics /Government /Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture [J Education n Religion D Arts LJ Entertainment/Recreation L 1 Science & Engineering D Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ n Social Movements / Organizations D Communications G Health/Medicine O Transportation H Community Planning / Development Ci Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify) [ 1 Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify) _ Statement of Significance Date of Construction C 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer /Builder. DuPont Co. O In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places ffl In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and /or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 711 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage with recessed porch which has lost integrity with the enclosure of the porch and changes to historic windows.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 Field site NO.J^_9Jla_ OAHPNO.____ nat«» Rftrorri«H May 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address 701 Penniman Company House (?) Dupont. WA 98327 Pierce County Field R»rn,d«r Caroline Gall ace i Twp 19N Range Section 2"" K Section S % % Section ^E Owner's "••«* D-I- Suzuki Tax No./Parcel MO 357500-125-0 under one acre P.O. Box 188 Quadrangle or map name NISQUd I IV______city/state/zip ^H.» Dupont, WA 98327 UTMReferences Zone-lQ__ Easting. 527390 5215980 Lot 5. Block 0. Town of Dupont Status Supplemental Map(s) CJtV Of DuPOnt Official plat IS Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY D National Register Photography Neg. I PCN-1-18 D State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) D Determined Eligible D Determined Not Eligible least/north elevations (view W) D Other (HABS, HAER, NHL) Mav 1987______D Local Designation

Classification £j$ District D Site D Building D Structure D Object District Status QNR QSR fDLR T8JJW contributing n Non-contributing)£_s contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION . Roof Type Materials A Features/ Structural Types SfGable D Hip RnijriingTypA domestic residence D Flat D Pyramidal PI™ rectangle Q Monitor D Other (specify) I | Gambrel Structural System WOOd frame GShed No of Stories li Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle D Log D Wood Shake lef Horizontal Wood Siding £_J Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard D Tar /Built -Up T__L Wood Shingle DTile G Board and Batten Fl M«tal (spec-i'y) High Styles/Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board PI Other (specify) D Asbestos /Asphalt G Greek Revival G Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick G Gothic Revival G Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation G Italianate G Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco G Second Empire G Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta G Romanesque Revival G Prairie Style D Post & Pier G Block D Concrete /Concrete Block G Stick Style G Art Deep/Art Moderne D Vinyl /Aluminum Siding D Stone ^ Poured G Queen Anne G Rustic Style PI Mfltal ($p«c"y) D Brick D Other (specify) G Shingle Style G International Style PI n»h«r (specify) PI Not viRihln G Colonial Revival G Northwest Style G Beaux Arts/Neoclassical G Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) G Chicago/Commercial Style fiTResidential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive G American Foursquare G Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D n G Mission Revival Changes to windows ...... n n Changes to original cladding n G G Vernacular House Types Changes to interior. •^^• n a G Qabfe front G Cross gabE® Other (specify) UO G G i 1 Gable front and wing Q Pyramidal/Hipped N" Side gable r- Other (specify) NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check mw or more of MM following)

D Agriculture D Conservation n Politics/Government /Law D Architecture / Landscape Architecture D Education D Religion D Arts D Entertainment / Recreation D Science & Engineering D Commerce D Ethnic Heritage (specify). D Social Movements / Organizations D Communications D Health/Medicine D Transportation XD Community Planning/Development CX Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). StatementofSfflrHflcaiice . Not kn()wn Date of Construction.. 1 .. IW"' ___ Architect/ Engineer /Builder__. ______D In the opinion of the surveye', thh o» -w»-»rty appears to meet the criteria of the Nation ' Register of Historic Places Cj( hi the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance This frame bungalow is a noncontributing structure probably moved to the village from the Fort Lewis grounds about 1917. The one and one half story structure is sided with wood shingles and clapboards, has broadly extended eaves supported by knee braces and trimmed with vergeboards, and a pent roof extending from the front slope of the gable roof. Originally, the pent sheltered a porch which is now enclosed. Front fenestration has been altered.

Major BibHograpMc References See National Register nomination, item 9, State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue, KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206)753-4011 oAHPNo.____ n-t« R^^-H May 1987 (May 1980) LOCATION SECTION Site Name Histo rir Address 705 Penniman Commnn Company House Dupopt, WA 98327 Pierce County Caroline Gallacci Twp.lSN Range IE Section_26_ i/4 Section SE Vi

Classification ^District D Site D Building Q Structure D Object District Status QNR D SR Q LR £#NV Contributing JQ( Non-Contributing D HO garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials & Features /Structural Types D Gable DSVlip Running Type dnmp^ti r rp«;idpnr.p D Flat D Pyramidal Plan y^t.anglp Q Monitor D Other (specify) [J fiamhrel Structural System WODfl frame D Shed Nn nf ftfirie* 1 4 Roof Material Cladding (Exterior Wall Surfaces) D Wood Shingle DLog D Wood Shake £5 Horizontal Wood Siding E3 Composition D Rustic /Drop D Slate X Clapboard D Tar/Built-Up B Wood Shingle DTile D Board and Batten Fl Metal (specify) High Styles /Forms (check one or more of the following) D Vertical Board D Asbestos /Asphalt D Greek Revival LJ Spanish Colonial Revival/Mediterranean D Not visible D Brick D Gothic Revival d Tudor Revival D Stone Foundation Q Italianate D Craftsman/Arts & Crafts D Stucco Second Empire Q Bungalow D Log Concrete D Terra Cotta D Romanesque Revival D Prairie Style D Post & Pier D Block Q Concrete /Concrete Block [ 1 Stick Style D Art Deco/Art Moderne D Stone ^Poured D Vinyl/ Aluminum Siding LJ Queen Anne D Rustic Style PI Metal (specify) [I] Brick G Other (specify) D Shingle Style D International Style PI Other (specify) ——— | | Nr»t visihlp LJ Colonial Revival D Northwest Style LJ Beaux Arts /Neoclassical D Commercial Vernacular (Include detailed description in Integrity Description of Physical Appearance) D Chicago /Commercial Style P?t Residential Vernacular (see below) Intact Slight Moderate Extensive O American Foursquare D Other (specify) Changes to plan...... D D D Q Mission Revival Changes to windows...... D D n Changes to original cladding ...... XI D D n Vernacular House Types Changes to interior ...... D D n n D Gable front n Cross gable Other (specify) ——————————————————— D D LI n [J Gable front and wing j^tf Pyramidal / Hipped r-i Other (specify) 010/86 -1209- «4£s?« 3 [ J Side gable NARRATIVE SECTION

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

n Agriculture Conservation Politics / Government / Law D Architecture/Landscape Architecture Education Religion D Arts Entertainment/Recreation Science & Engineering D Commerce Ethnic Heritage (specify) _ G Social Movements /Organizations Q Communications a Health/Medicine a Transportation H Community Planning / Development fe Manufacturing / Industry n Other (specify)______a Military n Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction______c. 1909-1916 Architect / Engineer / Builder___ _ DuPont_cpnipany CJ In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places H In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and / or local).

Description of Physical Appearance The house at 705 Penniman is a good example of the hipped roof cottage with recessed porch, and maintains good integrity.

Major Bibliographic References See National Register nomination, item 9. State of Washington, Department of Community Development HISTORIC PROPERTY INVENTORY FORM Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation IDENTIFICATION SECTION 111 West 21st Avenue. KL-11 Olympia, WA 98504 (206) 753-4011 V-52a OAHPNO.___ _ Date Recorded MflY 1987 LOCATION SECTION Site Name Historic. Address. 510 Louviers Comany House UA 98327 Pierce County Field Recorder Caroline Twp.l5N Range JLE. Section-25. V< Section—SlflL % % Section__SW. Owner's Name The Admin of VA/Attn Loan Guaranty Division Tax NO. / Parcel NO. 357SQQ-Q56-Q______Arr«noAjndftr one acre 915 2nd Avenue______Quadrangle or map name Ml SQUa I iy————————————————————————————— city/state/zipnnd» Seattle, WA 98174 UTM References Zone 1Q Easting 528030 Northing 5215920 piat/Block/Lot Lot 7, Block F, Town of Dupont Status supplementalMap(s) City of Dupont official plat (1":10Q') SH Survey/Inventory PHOTOGRAPHY G National Register Photography Neg. Mn PCN-1-13_____ G State Register (Roll No. & Frame No.) G Determined Eligible viewntfacade/east elevation (vi G Determined Not Eligible ew W) G Other (HABS. HAER. NHL) Ma 1987______G Local Designation

Classification 3§3 District G Site G Building G Structure G Object District Status QNR QSR CHl-R 8|NV contributing G Non-Contributing JOT contributing garage

DESCRIPTION SECTION Roof Type Materials A Features/Structural Types D Gable Q Hip Building Type domesti c residence G Flat G Pyramidal Plan v*as* +• a r> n 1 a G Monitor ^ Other.UpecJfvi \ [J ftamhrel

Study Unit Themes (check one or more of the following)

Q Agriculture U Conservation fj Politics/Government/Law L J Architecture / Landscape Architecture LJ Education G Religion D Arts LI Entertainment/Recreation LJ Science 4 Engineering d Commerce LJ Ethnic Heritage (specify) _____ U Social Movements / Organizations CD Communications D Health/Medicine L3 Transportation 00 Community Planning / Development CX Manufacturing/Industry D Other (specify)______D Military D Study Unit Sub-Theme(s) (specify). Statement of Significance Date of Construction__C- Architect / Engineer / Builder____4)lu£ont-C0-^ D In the opinion of the surveyor, this property appears to meet the criteria of the National Register of Historic Places 00 In the opinion of the surveyor, this property is located in a potential historic district (National and/or local).

Description of Physical Appearance

The house at 510 Louviers is a noncontributing hipped roof cottage that has lost integrity through the construction of a full height second story.

Major Bibliographic Reference* See National Register form, item 9.