Architectural Inventory for the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Planning Sector 4: West Pittsburgh West End & Elliott Neighborhoods Report of Findings and Recommendations
The City of Pittsburgh
In Cooperation With:
Pennsylvania Historical &
Museum Commission
September 2018
Paving Chartiers Avenue in Elliott, April 28, 1910, view northwest from Lorenz Avenue.
Pittsburgh City Photographer’s Collection, Archives of Industrial Society, University of Pittsburgh
Prepared By:
Michael Baker International, Inc. Jesse A. Belfast Justin Greenawalt
and
Clio Consulting Angelique Bamberg
with
Cosmos Technologies, Inc. James Brown
The Architectural Inventory for the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, was made possible with funding provided by the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office (PA SHPO), the City of Pittsburgh, and the U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service Certified Local Government program.
The contents and opinions contained in this document do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Department of the Interior. This program receives federal financial assistance for identification and protection of historic properties. Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, the U.S. Department of the Interior prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, or age in its federally assisted programs. If you believe you have been discriminated against in any program, activity, or facility as described above, or if you desire further information, please write to: Office of Equal Opportunity, National Park Service; 1849 C Street N.W.; Washington, D.C. 20240.
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abstract
Abstract
This architectural inventory for the City of Pittsburgh (Planning Sector 4: West End and Elliott Neighborhoods) is in partial fulfillment of Preserve Policy 1.2, to Identify and Designate Additional Historic Structures, Districts, Sites, and Objects (City of Pittsburgh Cultural Heritage Plan, 2012). This project is the sixth phase of a larger undertaking which aims ultimately to complete the architectural survey for all of Pittsburgh’s Planning Sectors. The scope of this project provided for a complete inventory of Pittsburgh’s West End and Elliott Neighborhoods in Planning Sector 4.
This Report of Findings and Recommendations presents survey results and recommendations. Recommendations pertain to 1) the eligibility of various resources for National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) listing; 2) the use of survey data by the City of Pittsburgh; 3) resources prioritized for intensive level survey; and 4) a review of this survey effort’s methodology, with emphasis on lessons learned and recommended modifications for future surveys.
All previously surveyed resources within the West End and Elliott neighborhoods were field checked and an updated survey record was prepared. In addition, project historians re-evaluated the most recent (1996) proposed boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (PA SHPO Key No. 101760; determined eligible 1993) and this report provides recommendations on revised boundaries, period of significance, and contributing and non-contributing properties within the West End Valley Historic District. Project historians surveyed the following resources:
PREVIOUSLY SURVEYED • 60 Previously Surveyed Extant Resources • 2 Previously Surveyed Resources – Now Demolished and replaced with a new building • 8 Previously Surveyed Resources – Now Demolished and not replaced • 70 TOTAL Previously Surveyed Properties Resurveyed
NEWLY SURVEYED • 1,616 TOTAL Newly Surveyed Resources TOTAL SURVEYED • 1,686 TOTAL Resources
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ELIGIBILITY RECOMMENDATIONS • 3 Previously Surveyed Resources – Previously Determined Individually Eligible for the NRHP • 7 Previously Surveyed Resources – Without an individual NRHP eligibility determination • 2 Previously Surveyed Resources – Previously Determined Not Individually Eligible for the NRHP, but which project historian felt could be re-evaluated in the future if additional research is done. • 10 Newly Surveyed Resources – Recommended Potentially Individually Eligible for the NRHP • 22 Eligible or Potentially Eligible Resources Recommended for Intensive-Level Survey
The three (3) resources in the survey area previously determined individually eligible for the NRHP include the Corliss Street Tunnel (PA SHPO Key No. 100109) and segments of two railroad corridor historic districts: the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad (PA SHPO Key No. 116800) and the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad (aka Pennsylvania Railroad: Panhandle Division; PA SHPO Key No. 100105). In addition, the survey area contains one (1) resource that is individually listed in the NRHP, the West End- North Side Bridge, and two (2) resources that have been listed as City of Pittsburgh Landmarks: Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School and the West End Branch Carnegie Library. No potential historic districts were identified in the West End or Elliott neighborhoods other than the aforementioned West End Valley Historic District, which was determined eligible for listing in the NRHP in 1993, and still appears to meet eligibility requirements for listing in the NRHP.
This project was administered by the City of Pittsburgh with support from PA SHPO staff. Professionals who designed this project, conducted the fieldwork, and wrote the report meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Professional Qualifications Standards (36CFR61) for history and/or architectural history. Consulting firms include Michael Baker International, Inc., Clio Consulting, and Cosmos Technologies, Inc.
This project was funded in part by a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Certified Local Government (CLG) grant, the program guidelines of which can be found at http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/grants/3794/certified_local_government_gr ant_program/417950.
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table of contents
Table of Contents
Abstract ...... v
Table of Contents ...... vii
Introduction ...... 1
Goals and Objectives ...... 3
Methodology ...... 5
Historical Context/Background History ...... 9
Results ...... 31
Recommendations & Conclusions ...... 37
Bibliography ...... 45
Appendix A: Attribute Fields – PA SHPO & City of Pittsburgh Survey Requirements ...... 47
Appendix B: Maps and Figures ...... 53
Appendix C: Tables ...... 69
List of Plates
Plate 1: South part of Warden and Alexander’s 1839/1847 plan of Temperanceville (Allegheny County Plan Book 1, 120)...... 16 Plate 2: North part of Warden and Alexander’s 1839/1847 plan of Temperanceville (Allegheny County Plan Book 1, 121)...... 17 Plate 3: Snowden’s 1847 plan of lots in the West End, which adjoins the northeast side of the Warden and Alexander Plan (Allegheny County Plan Book 6, 61)...... 18 Plate 4: 1872 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott...... 19 Plate 5: 1882 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott...... 20 Plate 6: 1890 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott...... 21 Plate 7: 1896 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing part of Elliott...... 22 Plate 8: 1901 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott...... 23 Plate 9: 1905 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing part of Elliott...... 24 Plate 10: 1910 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott...... 25 Plate 11: 1917 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map (revised 1928) showing part of the West End...... 26 Plate 12: 1917 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map (revised 1928) showing part of Elliott...... 27
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table of contents List of Figures
Figure 1: Overview of Planning Sector 4, West Pittsburgh...... 53 Figure 2: Previously and Newly Surveyed Resources, north part of survey area...... 54 Figure 3: Previously and Newly Surveyed Resources, south part of survey area...... 55 Figure 4: Historical Integrity of Surveyed Parcels, north part of survey area...... 56 Figure 5: Historical Integrity of Surveyed Parcels, south part of survey area...... 57 Figure 6: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties not in the West End Valley Historic District, north part of survey area...... 58 Figure 7: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties not in the West End Valley Historic District, south part of survey area...... 59 Figure 8: Geographic Distribution of the Four Most Common Building Styles, north part of surveyed area...... 60 Figure 9: Geographic Distribution of the Four Most Common Building Styles, south part of surveyed area...... 61 Figure 10: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (overview)...... 62 Figure 11: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 63 Figure 12: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 64 Figure 13: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 65 Figure 14: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 66 Figure 15: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 67 Figure 16: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties in the West End Valley Historic District...... 68
List of Tables
Table 1: Survey Completion ...... 42 Table 2: Listed, Determined Eligible and Potential Individually Eligible Resources (N=24) ...... 69 Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) ...... 75 Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) ...... 81 Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616) ...... 89
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introduction
Introduction
In 2013, the City of Pittsburgh received a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Certified Local Government (CLG) grant for partial funding of an architectural inventory of Pittsburgh neighborhoods. The first phase of the Pittsburgh Architectural Inventory focused on the Planning Sector 1 neighborhood of Troy Hill and was completed in October 2014. The second phase focused on the Spring Garden and Spring Hill-City View neighborhoods and was completed in February 2015. The third phase focused on the Planning Sector 12 neighborhood of Larimer and was completed in September 2016. The fourth phase focused on the Planning Sector 5 neighborhood of Carrick and was completed in October 2016. The fifth phase focused on the Planning Sector 5 neighborhood of Brookline and was completed in September 2017. The present survey (phase six of the Pittsburgh Architectural Inventory) focuses on the Planning Sector 4’s West End and Elliott neighborhoods. The survey was conducted in August 2018, and the report was compiled in September 2018.
The City of Pittsburgh is divided into 16 planning sectors. Each sector contains a number of neighborhoods and is delineated based on a number of factors, including neighborhood and ward boundaries and topographical features. The City chose to focus the sixth phase of its architectural inventory on the West Pittsburgh neighborhoods of the West End and Elliott for three main reasons: 1) to document changes to the West End Valley Historic District since that district was last revised 22 years ago; 2) to document hillside resources in Elliott, which are among the area’s earliest dwellings but are at risk for abandonment and demolition; and 3) to gain a comprehensive understanding of the development and extant historic- age resources in Elliott, which has not been previously studied in detail. After nine days of survey work, the three project historians surveyed 1,686 resources, of which 1,616 were newly surveyed and 70 were previously surveyed (Appendix B, Figures 1-2). This represents a complete survey of all parcels in the West End and Elliott neighborhoods. All pre-1976 properties with medium or high integrity were recorded using the PA SHPO minimum survey requirements (see Appendix A). Survey data were uploaded in real time to the City’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) database via tablet computers. These data were later re- formatted and transmitted to PA SHPO in a Microsoft Excel file in accordance with PA SHPO’s Cultural Resources Geographic Information System (CRGIS) requirements.
This Report of Findings and Recommendations presents survey results and recommendations. Recommendations pertain to 1) the eligibility of various resources for NRHP listing; 2) the use of survey data by the City of Pittsburgh; 3) resources prioritized for intensive level survey; and 4) a review of this survey effort’s methodology, with emphasis on lessons learned and recommended modifications for future surveys.
Qualifications
Professionals who designed this project, conducted the fieldwork, and wrote the report meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Professional Qualifications Standards (36CFR61) for history and/or architectural history. Project historians included Jesse Belfast and Justin Greenawalt,
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introduction of Michael Baker International, Inc., and Angelique Bamberg of Clio Consulting. Project maps were compiled by James Brown of Cosmos Technologies, Inc.
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goals and objectives
Goals and Objectives
In 2012, the City of Pittsburgh Department of City Planning released its Cultural Heritage Plan as a component of its first comprehensive plan. Resulting from the plan, the need to document historic architectural resources was identified with the goal to:
Document the City’s cultural and historic resources in ways that are accurate, meaningful, comprehensive, and useful to the City and the general public.
The Cultural Heritage Plan noted that the Historic Resources Inventory should be a “dynamic, comprehensive list of the City’s historic resources.” Further, according to the plan, the existing inventory of historic resources (over 13,500 parcels identified as being historic on some level) “needs to be field checked and continually updated as physical conditions change and additional resources are listed in the National Register of Historic Places or designated under the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance” (Cultural Heritage Plan, 112).
To realize these goals, the City prepared policies with corresponding action items in the historic preservation plan. This current field survey is in partial fulfillment of those items, including:
PRESERVE POLICY 1.2 - Identify and Designate Additional Historic Structures, Districts, Sites, and Objects
PRESERVE 1.2-A: Conduct a Citywide Reconnaissance Survey (cursory visual inspection).
Identify areas that are potentially eligible for new listings as City-Designated Historic Districts and NRHP Historic Districts. Focus on areas that:
• Have been previously identified as potentially eligible (see Cultural Heritage Plan Appendix B).
• Have a high percentage of structurally-sound and architecturally significant pre-1940 buildings.
Identify individual structures and sites outside of City-Designated and NRHP historic districts that are potentially eligible for individual nomination as a City-Designated historic resource and/or for listing in the NRHP of Historic Places. Focus on structurally-sound resources that:
• Would not otherwise be part of an eligible historic district.
• Are significant or unique for their architecture and/or engineering.
• Would severely and adversely impact the neighborhood's form, character, or economic growth potential if demolished or negatively altered. (Consider existing and former
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goals and objectives schools, religious buildings, and civic or quasi-civic spaces such as libraries, parks, fire stations, community centers, etc.).
Therefore, this current survey effort represents the City’s second effort to identify previously unsurveyed historic resources within Sector 4’s West End and Elliott neighborhoods, in partial fulfillment of the above- mentioned goal. In addition, the City intends to use this project to further develop and refine the methodology for conducting architectural surveys that was used in the first through fifth phases of the Pittsburgh Architectural Inventory (October 2014/February 2015/September 2016/October 2016/September 2017).
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methodology
Methodology
Background Research
Prior to initiating fieldwork, the project team conducted background research and reviewed published literature to identify and obtain sources of information regarding the history and architecture of the West End and Elliott neighborhoods. A review of existing Pittsburgh history texts helped to predict the types of properties that should be expected in the survey area; historic mapping illustrated patterns of development and periods of growth in the neighborhoods. The West End History collection at the West End branch of the Carnegie Library and Historic Pittsburgh provided many pertinent resources.
Reconnaissance Survey
Project historians conducted a windshield survey before beginning the building-by-building survey to develop priorities for data collection. The team decided to begin by surveying the entire West End in order to re-evaluate the boundaries and integrity of the NRHP-eligible West End Valley Historic District. The team then directed its efforts to Elliott, focusing first on the major thoroughfares (Steuben Street and Chartiers and Lorenz avenues) and areas of the neighborhood known from research to contain older buildings. Project historians were able to completely survey both neighborhoods within the period allotted for field work. Previously identified resources were checked and updated in the course of this survey.
The survey team consisted of three architectural historians who spent approximately nine days in the field with tablet computers. The tablets were pre-programmed with county property parcel maps and a fillable database of attribute fields developed by the project team to satisfy CRGIS database requirements (see Appendix A).
Consistent with previous surveys, the survey team decided to photograph all non-vacant parcels (i.e. those with buildings, structures, objects, or landscape features such as parking lots or gardens), regardless of age or integrity, in areas that had historic district potential because it required minimal effort when the surveyor was entering information on integrity anyway; moreover, the photographs would enable project historians to review the condition and integrity assessments after the fieldwork was completed in order to assure consistency in integrity assessments among surveyors. Such additional photographic data provide an overall view of an area’s integrity and the nature of intrusions in a potential historic district. In the future, this photographic documentation will provide a complete snapshot of a particular area and be a rich source of archival data to document change over time in Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods.
Members of the survey team found it critical to establish consistency in the use of certain fields at the beginning of the survey. Use of the following fields is explained:
• Potential Individual Eligibility: Surveyors entered “Yes” for a select few properties discovered through background research to have been significant in the historical context of the community and for properties whose architecture and integrity was outstanding, suggesting
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methodology that further research on their history was warranted. Previously-surveyed resources were re- evaluated in the field and marked as “Yes” only if their architecture, integrity, and/or historical associations warranted.
• Potential District Eligibility: A historic district had been determined eligible for the NRHP in the West End in the past, and one of the tasks of the survey was to re-evaluate the integrity and boundaries of this district. Therefore, in the West End, the survey team completed this field only for properties that have the potential to be within the revised West End Valley Historic District boundaries. This field was not used for properties in Elliott because the windshield survey did not reveal a strong potential for a historic district in that neighborhood. Instead, the project team decided to analyze potential district boundaries in Elliott after the field survey was completed and integrity maps of the surveyed areas had been generated. This methodology was consistent with that of previous surveys in which no historic district or potential district was identified prior to survey work.
• Integrity: For this field, broad categories of “High,” “Medium,” and “Low” were utilized. Resources in the survey area were judged to have some integrity if, despite some alterations, their original character was discernible. A property which had artificial siding but all original trim, windows, and doors intact might be given a rating of “High.” “Medium” was assigned to those which exhibited artificial siding and replacement windows and/or doors, but which retained their original size, scale, rhythm and proportion of openings, and possibly some original ornamentation. “Low” was used for properties with drastically altered façades, openings, massing, and/or materials, such that their original character had been obscured.
• Style: Correspondingly, where a resource’s original style was evident in its massing, extant detail (such as brackets or window design), and/or characteristic feature (such as battered porch piers), that style was entered in this field. Resources with no remaining features of their original style were assigned a value of “No Style,” even if context suggested a specific era of construction. “No Style” was also used for vernacular properties with no ornamentation or other stylistic gestures. “Mixed” was entered for transitional buildings which appeared to have had characteristics of more than one style when built. For buildings which exhibited an original style and a later one associated with additions or alterations, these styles were entered separately in the “Style” and “Secondary Style” fields. “Other” was used primarily for mid-twentieth century resources that were not described by any of the standard PA SHPO style categories, such as ranch houses, Cape Cods, and split levels.
• Vacant parcels and properties constructed post-1975 were noted with a “Yes” in those fields. Additional fields and photographs were not recorded for vacant properties except in the West End Valley Historic District, where “No” was entered in the “Potential District Eligible” field. For post-1975 buildings, sites, objects, and structures, photographs were taken and the current function was recorded. Parcels that were not occupied by a building but that were in use (such as parking lots, parks, and gardens) were entered as “sites” and assigned a relevant function from the CRGIS-supplied drop-down list; such sites were also photographed.
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methodology • The “Historic Use” and “Current Use” fields allowed only one use to be selected. For mixed- use buildings, such as those on S. Main and Steuben streets with storefronts on their ground floors and apartments or offices above, the first-floor use was entered.
• The “Year Built” fields were entered during the field survey and were estimated based on materials, method of construction, style, and context. Historic maps, loaded onto surveyors’ tablets, were cross-referenced when possible.
• Several fields allowed surveyors to record addresses and other locational information that was different or missing from the pre-loaded county property information. The “Address Discrepancy” field was used to record street addresses that differed from the addresses in the county database. “Location” was used to record the address, parcel, or descriptive location of resources added by the survey team in the field—for example, structures such as retaining walls or billboards. A new field added to the menu for this survey, “Skip,” allowed surveyors to note that a data point was redundant with another already completed for a property. For example, in a condominium building, a county address point is present for each unit, but only one record usually needs to be completed for the building. In this case, surveyors would fill out one record for the whole property, note the range of addresses in the Comments field, then select “Yes” in the “Skip” field for each redundant address point.
• Separate records were completed for individual addresses in attached rows of identical party- wall dwellings, however. In the Comments field, the notation “Rel” was used to record related addresses in the row. Separate records were not completed for multiple commercial storefronts within one building, and an address range was indicated for the building when applicable.
• The “Comments” field was used by surveyors to record any additional features of note or unusual circumstances.
Database Management
Once the reconnaissance survey was complete, the City GIS department uploaded the results from the platform software to Microsoft Excel. Spreadsheet data were reviewed for accuracy and completeness. PA SHPO Key Numbers and Inventory ID numbers were manually entered for all 1,686 surveyed resources. After the Excel File was complete, it was used to generate mapping (Appendix B) and tables (Appendix C). The Excel File was sent back to the City for re-upload into the City’s GIS system so that the City would have the most accurate and complete data from the survey. The GIS data concluded the deliverable for the City to incorporate into its Historic Resources Inventory.
The PA SHPO required a slightly modified spreadsheet to update its CRGIS database. A copy of the City’s database spreadsheet was modified by removing irrelevant data fields, by reformatting column headings to use CRGIS naming conventions, and by adding primary (i.e. common) Inventory ID records for grouped resources that share a CRGIS Key Number. Information included in the primary record for the resource group included such fields as an address range, architectural styles, and materials. The primary Inventory
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methodology ID number consists of the CRGIS Key Number plus the suffix .0001, and related resources are numbered sequentially beginning with the suffix .0002. Thus, for a grouped resource with Key Number 123456, the primary record’s Inventory ID would be 123456.0001 and the first related resource’s Inventory ID would be 123456.0002.
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historical context
Historical Context/Background History
Introduction
West End and Elliott are located approximately two miles west of downtown Pittsburgh in City Planning Sector 4, West Pittsburgh. The umbrella terms “West End” and “West End Valley” are often used to refer to both the West End neighborhood and, more broadly, to the floor and western slope of the Saw Mill Run valley near the creek’s outlet to the Ohio River. In this context, the West End and the adjacent neighborhood of Elliott share a geography, much history, and community identity, and are often referred to together as West End-Elliott. This study encompasses both of these neighborhoods.
West End-Elliott are bordered by the western banks of the Ohio River to the northeast; by the City neighborhoods of Esplen, Sheraden, and Crafton Heights to the west; and by Westwood and Ridgemont to the south (see Appendix B Figure 1). All of these neighborhoods are also part of Sector 4. To the West End’s east is the neighborhood of Duquesne Heights, which is part of Planning Sector 6, Mt. Washington and Hilltop West.
The Saw Mill Run stream valley was historically an advantageous location. It provided water power for the mills that gave the stream its name, natural resources such as salt, timber, and coal, proximity to the Ohio River for water transportation, and—because the stream valley provides a level entry through the elevated plateau of the South Hills—one of the earliest feasible routes for land transportation from Pittsburgh to points south. Roads and railroads have been laid parallel to Saw Mill Run since the early nineteenth century, and the West End is still an important transportation nexus.
West End and Elliott are the oldest neighborhoods in Sector 4 and contain West Pittsburgh’s traditional commercial areas dating from the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. These lie along Steuben, S. Main, and Wabash streets in West End—an area now known as the West End Village—and Chartiers and Lorenz avenues in Elliott. The Pennsylvania Historic Resource Survey Form for the West End Valley Historic District, determined eligible for the NRHP in 1993, notes, “The West End retains an unusual village atmosphere through its small-scale commercial core, brick and wood urban rowhouses, and nineteenth century villas and cottages situated on the hilltops above” (Davis, 7.1). Many of these are accessed by steep streets and flights of city steps. The more westerly neighborhoods in Sector 4—those farther from the Ohio River—were not built out until after World War II and display more suburban-style development patterns. The predominant building type in West End-Elliott is residential.
History
Native Americans are not thought to have made permanent settlements at the mouth of Saw Mill Run, preferring the estuary of a creek to the north at what later became McKees Rocks (Lawrence, 1). The area’s first recorded settlers were the Elliott family, who once owned substantial Ohio River frontage including the banks of Saw Mill Run. Two large grants known as “Elliott’s Design” and “Elliott’s Delight,” both surveyed in 1784 and totaling 640 acres, were patented to Daniel Elliott in 1785 and 1787, respectively. Before the construction of bridges across the Ohio River, Daniel Elliott ran a ferry to
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historical context Pittsburgh from the foot of Saw Mill Run. Beginning in 1788, he and/or his son West Elliott operated a saw mill, presumably near the ferry landing; this was the first of many saw and grist mills that were powered by the stream and which gave it its name. Combined with an abundant supply of local timber, plus logs floated down the Allegheny River from Pennsylvania’s northern forests, the saw mills of Saw Mill Run made the West End an important early supplier of lumber to the growing Pittsburgh region.
Other early industries were glass-making and the mining of salt and coal. In 1797, Col. James O’Hara constructed a glass works on S. Main Street between Alexander and Mill (now Sanctus) streets; this later moved to River Road (now W. Carson Street) and became the O’Hara and Craig Glass Company, but the West End site continued to be occupied by glassmakers through the first decade of the twentieth century. Of longest duration was the Eclipse Glass Works, which operated a factory on the block from 1867 to about 1910. A salt well straddled Saw Mill Run at its juncture with the Ohio beginning in the 1820s, and the Pittsburgh Iron Works was established on River Road in 1833. Bituminous coal also began to be mined nearby in the Mt. Washington-Duquesne Heights ridge, which became known as “Coal Hill,” and in the hills of Westwood and Banksville. West Elliott advanced the coal industry by devising a better method for shipping—downriver by boat rather than overland by wagon—and the business of extraction and transport of coal along Saw Mill Run boomed, fueling the iron and, later, steel industries of Pittsburgh and beyond.
By 1820, two private toll roads, the Washington Turnpike and the Steubenville Turnpike, followed the streambed from the West End through the Saw Mill Run valley. The Steubenville Pike followed the general alignment of Steuben Street (a former Indian Trail) through the West End, Chartiers Township, and the Chartiers Valley toward Ohio. Commercial development in the West End Valley began along the Steubenville Pike. A group of stone foundations, wells, and other features along Steuben Street near the juncture of Saw Mill Run and the Ohio River occupy a site associated with early development in the neighborhood. PA SHPO determined this site NRHP eligible and it was deemed a contributor to the West End Valley Historic District, though it lies largely outside the 1996 and present revision to the boundaries of the historic district (Davis, 7.1).
The Washington Pike (Greentree Road) followed River Road (W. Carson Street), turned south into the Saw Mill Run valley, and continued to Washington, PA. The Monongahela Bridge (later the Smithfield Street Bridge) carried wagons and horses from Pittsburgh across the Monongahela River to Birmingham, where they could pick up the River Road. At 434 Greentree Road stands the Old Stone Inn, the oldest building in the West End and one of the oldest in Pittsburgh. It occupies the site of an early-nineteenth century tollgate on the former Washington Pike. Its date of construction has not been definitively determined, but it is estimated to be between 1756 (the date engraved on a cornerstone) and 1800.
The earliest residents of Elliott were English, Welsh, and Irish farmers. As the area industrialized, its hillsides provided an attractive site for the homes of German and Irish millworkers who wished to live above the polluted air of the industrial riverbanks. Elliott’s elevated areas were built up earlier than other hilltops in the Pittsburgh area, partly because of the accessibility of nearby jobs, and partly because— unlike other hilltops southwest of the Point—Elliott was not undermined (Lawrence, 22). The local sawmills supplied much of the lumber for the construction of West End-Elliott’s frame houses, but there
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historical context was also a brickyard on property owned by Richard Knowlson at the southwest corner of Lakewood and Lorenz avenues until about 1880. In her “History of Elliott,” Beatty states that there was another brickyard on Azalia Street between Steuben and Chartiers, and that after this brickyard closed, the property was converted to the “oat field,” a horse-racing track. These uses are not shown on historic maps but may have predated 1872 (date of the earliest map reviewed for this study) or been omitted. Maps show that this area of Elliott was part of the Lorenz estate and was subdivided by the Lorenz heirs about 1890. In “The West End and Elliott: A Geographical History,” Lawrence also mentions a “small, informal” horse racing track, but does not specify its location (Lawrence, 26).
In 1835, Isaac Warden, John Alexander, and James Craft purchased a 96-acre parcel from the estate of West Elliott that would become the West End neighborhood. Craft sold his share to Warden and Alexander, who filed a plan of lots for the Village of Temperanceville in what was then St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, in 1839 (Plates 1-3). The name Temperanceville reflects the popularity of the Temperance movement of the 1830s, which caught on in Allegheny County when the number of taverns neared 300 (Davis, 8.1). Warden and Alexander sold property with a deed stipulation that no liquor could be sold on the premises or the land would revert back to them, though “there is no record that the agreements were kept” (Leland D. Baldwin, Pittsburgh, the Story of a City [Pittsburgh, 1937], 247, in Crawford, 101).
In the mid-nineteenth century, Temperanceville developed similarly to neighboring cities Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and Birmingham, but on a smaller scale, with industry taking advantage of the natural mineral resources and water power of the Saw Mill Run valley. The town expanded to the south along Wabash Street, which became lined with brick rowhouses and commercial buildings. Among Temperanceville’s largest employers were Painter’s Mill (built 1833) and the Sheffield Iron Works, built adjacent to the Pittsburgh Iron Works on River Road in 1848. The Eagle Rolling Mill occupied a site at Steuben and West Carson streets beginning in 1850. Oil refineries operated on Wabash Street with oil brought by river from northern Pennsylvania wells. Natural gas, discovered in the area in 1830, led to an industry producing illuminating gas in the town. A plow factory operated at the current site of St. James Church on the corner of S. Main and Sanctus streets; this may have served the needs of the farms then located nearby in Elliott. By 1841, in addition to its industries, Temperanceville had two churches and several schools (Directory of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities, 1841, in Crawford, 101). Another early church, the 11th Presbyterian Church of 1849, has been incorporated into the current building at 510 S. Main Street.
Transportation developments kept pace with Temperanceville’s growth in industry and population. The Temperanceville and Noblestown Plank Road Company was incorporated in 1849 and soon after began construction on the Noblestown Pike, later known as Mansfield Road and Noblestown Road. This remained a narrow, steep plank road until 1925 (Lawrence, 7).
Temperanceville was incorporated as a borough in 1860. After the Civil War, railroads and street railways were built and expanded, until by the early twentieth century, the West End was bounded and crossed by railroads (Lawrence, 17). Several small lines were built in the West End to connect its natural resources to the area’s larger trunk lines, the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The Coal Hill Railroad, which delivered coal mined in the South Hills to West Carson Street via an incline, crossed
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historical context Saw Mill Run on a trestle. It was extended upstream in 1861 and sold to the Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad in 1871. The Little Saw Mill Run Railroad (LSMRRR) replaced a horse-drawn tramway for hauling coal three miles from the mines in Banksville to Temperanceville in 1853; a single car on the train also provided passenger service. In Temperanceville, an incline above Woodville Avenue opposite Shaler Street brought coal from the mines of Hailman’s Hill in Westwood to 12 beehive ovens on Woodville, which converted some of that coal to coke, while the rest was delivered to other factories and mills. In 1897, the LSMRRR merged into the West Side Belt Railroad. This important line extended 21 miles along the length of Saw Mill Run and beyond, connecting with all the trunk lines entering the city from that side. In the West End, the alignment followed what had been a section of the Washington Turnpike. The Pittsburgh and Wabash crossed Greentree Road and the Saw Mill Run valley on trestles before entering the Wabash Tunnel beneath Mt. Washington.
The Pittsburgh and Steubenville, a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was chartered in 1849 to complete a section of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad from Pennsylvania across the Midwest. The Pittsburgh and Steubenville line ran west to Steubenville, Ohio, crossing the panhandle of West Virginia. After numerous construction delays, the line was completed in 1865, but these delays and construction costs resulted in the foreclosure of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville and its takeover by the Pan Handle Railroad in 1868. A seven-mile section of the route from W. Carson Street to Carnegie is listed in the NRHP as the Pan Handle Historic District. It contains 34 contributing structures, including the railroad right-of-way itself, retaining walls, and bridges in the West End.
As the Pittsburgh and Steubenville blasted a route for its tracks along the hillside above the Ohio, it inadvertently altered the geography of the area. An explosion set by a track crew dislodged part of the crest of the hill, which slid halfway down, then settled. This became known as “Barney’s Level” after one of the first to settle on the new grade. Another was John Esplen, who built a house on the corner of the bluff with a panoramic view of the city and its rivers. A later Esplen family house (ca. 1900) still stands, much altered and enlarged, at 616 Angle Street.
Development generally spread west from the West End Village. By 1872, house lots had been platted (though many remained unimproved) in Elliott to Marlow Street; north of Uvilla Street, development extended to Lorenz Avenue (Plate 4).
In 1873, Temperanceville was annexed to Pittsburgh as the 36th Ward and renamed the West End. The next year, heavy rainfall caused a catastrophic flood of Saw Mill Run, smashing numerous buildings, drowning 30 people, and causing landslides on the hills. But several events, all transportation-related, spurred a robust recovery in West End-Elliott. In 1879, the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad opened, as did the Point Bridge, a toll bridge between the Point and a location near the Duquesne Incline. Two years later, the Pittsburgh and West End Passenger Railway Company began its horse-drawn trolley line from downtown to the West End. The construction of bridges and railways coincided with the boom of the steel and coal industries and spurred the West End’s most intensive period of development between about 1880 and 1900.
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historical context During this period, immigrants from Germany, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Great Britain, Russia, Lithuania, and, especially, Poland increased the population of the 36th Ward by 30%. Two- and three- story wood tenements were built along Saw Mill Run and on the slopes adjacent to Steuben Street to house these new workers; they were crowded and unsanitary, with privies which emptied directly into the stream, causing waves of typhoid in the West End (Davis, 8.1; Lawrence, 18). Older buildings were also enlarged with wood additions or enclosed porches to provide room for boarders (Davis, 8.1). The building boom of the late nineteenth century also added many more substantial commercial buildings, churches, apartments, and houses to the neighborhood. Neighborhood landmarks constructed during this period include the Tranter Block at 419-427 S. Main Street, built in 1880 and enlarged in 1907; St. James Roman Catholic Church, on S. Main at Sanctus Street (1884); the Methodist Episcopal Church, 626 S. Main Street, designed by Longfellow, Alden, & Harlow (1888); the West End Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 47 Wabash Street (1899); the Speaker Block at Wabash Street and Violet Way (ca.1900); and the Hershberger Block, 422 S. Main Street (1903) (Plate 5).
By 1890, virtually all of Elliott west to Ramona and Zahniser streets had been laid out, and over half the lots contained houses, most of them frame. Small farms remained at the south and west edges of the neighborhood. A grid of streets, the Robert Stevenson Plan, laid out on the Stevenson Estate bounded by Corliss, Rue Grande Vue, and Lakewood streets and Chartiers Avenue, was sparsely built out and remains so today (Plates 6-7).
By 1900, the valley’s scattered small industries had largely given way to commercial buildings and commercial-residential blocks, particularly along S. Main and Wabash streets (Plate 8). The West End Board of Trade formed in 1896 and advocated for many civic improvements such as the paving of S. Main, Steuben, Noblestown, Walbridge, and Wabash streets with cobblestones (other streets remained dirt), installation of new water mains served by filtered water, construction of sanitary sewers, and the City’s purchase of land for West End Park in 1895-6 (with additional parkland purchased in 1914). The West End Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh opened in 1899 on the site of the former Taylor Salt and Chemical Works at Wabash and Neptune streets. It was the third in the City’s system after the main library in Oakland and the Lawrenceville branch and the second (after Lawrenceville) to have open stacks.
In 1894, Elliott became a borough, and in 1905, it was annexed to the City of Pittsburgh, becoming part of the 20th Ward (Plates 9, 10 and 12). New churches established in the first decade of the twentieth century reflected the ethnic composition of the neighborhood. In 1911, the Polish Catholic Guardian Angels parish was established in the West End; the congregation purchased the ca. 1885 Emmanuel Ark Church of the Evangelical Association of North America in the 200 block of Steuben Street. The African American A.M.E. Zion Church built the current building at 35 Noblestown Road in 1916. The building at 162 Steuben Street, bearing a date stone of 1911, is the rectory of the imposing 1889 St. Martin Roman Catholic Church (demolished).
St. Martin and St. James, both Catholic churches, were the largest in the West End Valley. The St. Martin Church building also included a school and served the neighborhood’s large German Catholic population. The building closed in 1958 and burned in 1960, leaving a vacant lot next to the parish house. St. Martin’s Cemetery was established on Rue Grande Vue Street in 1887. The predominantly Irish St. James parish
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historical context was founded in 1853 and built the church at S. Main and Sanctus streets in 1884. The parish merged with the Guardian Angels and St. Martin parishes in 1994 and the church closed in 2004. Associated buildings include St. James School across S. Main from the church (1913) and St. James Convent at 87 Steuben Street (ca. 1860/1880). The convent occupied a five-bay, two-story early Italianate house which the church adapted by adding a large brick wing and enclosing the second story porch. Next to the convent, at the rear of the Artifacts building (110 S. Main Street), stands the chimney of the original St. James School, built in 1853.
Of the five public schools built in West End-Elliott during the latter half of the nineteenth century, none still stand. The current Thaddeus Stevens School at 824 Crucible Street was built in 1940 to replace an earlier Stevens School, designed by Frederick Osterling, built in 1894 on part of the former glass works site at the southwest corner of S. Main and Sanctus streets. The 1940 building was designed by the in- house architect of the Pittsburgh Board of Education, Marion Steen, and displays limestone relief sculptures by Charles Bradley Warren. Thaddeus Stevens School is a City-designated Historic Structure. It closed in 2012. The name stone of the former Westlake School (1885) at Lorenz Avenue and Crucible Street has been incorporated into the new building on that site.
West End-Elliott’s population peaked at around the turn of the twentieth century. Census data show that the majority of residents rented their homes and a sizable percentage (between 10 and 20 percent, depending on ward) were foreign-born. Housing construction slowed in the West End in around 1895 while going strong in Elliott through around 1905, only tapering off significantly with the beginning of World War I. In the 25 years between 1886 and 1910, approximately 380 residential units were constructed in Elliott, nearly 90 percent of them single-family houses (Lawrence, 22).
Transportation and other civic improvements continued into the first decades of the twentieth century, even as industry that employed residents of the West End began to decline (Plate 11). Widening and regrading of W. Carson Street in 1912 and 1919 improved the roadway but hastened the closure of the Singer-Nimick and Painter’s mills, whose property was partly taken, restricting the mills’ potential for expansion. Also in 1912, a flood control project in the Saw Mill Run valley resulted in the City raising the beds of S. Main and Wabash streets to levels above the 24-foot level of the Ohio. At the same time, the streets were widened by taking one foot from the sidewalks on either side, and the sewer system was expanded, opening new areas on the outskirts of the valley to development. In the same year, the former Diebold Lumber yards south of the library on Wabash Street were converted to a city playground. In 1914, the Corliss Tunnel was constructed to the design of Stanley Roush, opening up a more direct route to the booming Sheraden community.
Noblestown Road underwent reconstruction, establishing its present grade and width, in 1925. As the popularity of automobile travel grew, the West End Board of Trade pressed for a modern boulevard “uniting the city and county road systems” (Pittsburgh Dispatch, Jan. 2, 1914, in Lawrence, 33). In 1929, Saw Mill Run Boulevard was paved and widened into a four-lane highway as part of Allegheny County’s 1928 “City Beautiful” bond issue, which also created the Allegheny River, Ohio River, and Mosside Boulevards. In 1932, with the completion of the West End-North Side Bridge, the intersections of S. Main and Steuben streets with W. Carson Street were redesigned, resulting in the configuration of ramps and
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historical context traffic known as the West End Circle. This intersection has been modified and redesigned several times since then, most recently in 2010. An abandoned section the West End Circle remains, containing a concrete bridge over Saw Mill Run, as well as original railings and light posts.
With the shrinking and closure of nearby iron and steel works following World War II, the West End’s population and business climate declined. Most of the neighborhood’s wooden tenement buildings were demolished, though the middle-class housing on the hilltops of Elliott remained relatively stable. The West End continued to function as an important transportation connector. The West End Bypass, a 1.1- mile section of highway from the West End exit of the Penn Lincoln Parkway to the West End Circle, was completed in 1953. This achieved the goal of alleviating traffic congestion on the local streets of the West End Valley, but also served to expedite trips around and away from the West End to shop and conduct business elsewhere. West End-Elliott’s retail storefronts suffered as customers were drawn to new automobile-oriented shopping centers in Crafton, Westwood, and McKees Rocks.
Meanwhile, the City administration sought to identify areas for industrial development accessible to highway and rail facilities. Anticipating further highway improvements in and around Saw Mill Run and the West End Bridge, in 1958 the City rezoned 78 acres of the West End Valley for light industrial uses. As a consequence of this as well as ongoing problems with flooding of the creek, banks became reluctant to make home improvement loans in the area, and the West End’s population and building stock declined further.
In the 1960s, the City invested in Elliott through the funding and design of the West End Overlook. Located on a four-acre precipice extending from Rue Grande Vue Street to the lip of the ridge above the Ohio River, this consists of small park with access roads, a parking lot, and a concrete viewing platform, designed by the landscape architecture firm of Griswold, Winters, and Swain. The Overlook’s construction was partly funded by the Allegheny Conference on Community Development.
The West End’s zoning was changed again in 1973 and once more in 1998. By this time, years of flooding, disrupted traffic patterns, commercial vacancy, and deferred maintenance had taken their toll on the neighborhood’s built environment. In recent years, however, some specialty businesses have begun to move into the West End, which branded its commercial district the “West End Village” in the 2000s. A master plan for the West End Village, completed by Chan Krieger in 2010, recommends building on the neighborhood’s traditional urban village character and establishing safe pedestrian connections with downtown and the North Side.
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Plate 1: South part of Warden and Alexander’s 1839/1847 plan of Temperanceville (Allegheny County Plan Book 1, 120). 16 | P a g e
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Plate 2: North part of Warden and Alexander’s 1839/1847 plan of Temperanceville (Allegheny County Plan Book 1, 121).
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Plate 3: Snowden’s 1847 plan of lots in the West End, which adjoins the northeast side of the Warden and Alexander Plan (Allegheny County Plan Book 6, 61).
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Plate 4: 1872 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott.
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Plate 5: 1882 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott.
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Plate 6: 1890 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott.
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Plate 7: 1896 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing part of Elliott.
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Plate 8: 1901 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott.
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Plate 9: 1905 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing part of Elliott. 24 | P a g e
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Plate 10: 1910 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map showing parts of the West End and Elliott.
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Plate 11: 1917 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map (revised 1928) showing part of the West End. 26 | P a g e
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Plate 12: 1917 G.M. Hopkins Co. plat map (revised 1928) showing part of Elliott.
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historical context Previously Identified Resources
West End:
The West End Valley Historic District was identified by the City of Pittsburgh in 1985 and determined eligible for the NRHP in 1993. The boundary of the eligible district was enlarged in 1996. The map of the district shows it roughly bounded by Dumas and Elliott Streets to the north, the Lincoln Highway to the west, Plank Street to the south, and Independence Street to the east. At the time of the determination of eligibility, the district contained 206 contributing buildings, one contributing site (the Steuben Street archaeological site, 36AL0356), and 19 non-contributing buildings. However, transportation projects over the last 25 years have caused several of these streets to be partially vacated, truncated, or realigned since the map was created, with corresponding demolition of buildings, so these boundaries needed to be re- evaluated.
The Pan Handle Historic District has been determined eligible for listing in the NRHP. This is a railroad corridor historic district following the former alignment of the Pan Handle Railroad along the banks of the Ohio River from the South Side to Carnegie. Part of the district runs through West End-Elliott.
The West End Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh was designated as a City Historic Structure in 2004.
The Pittsburgh Register of Historic Places, a historic resources survey conducted by the Historic Preservation Office of the Department of City Planning in 1992, identified the West End Valley (1993 boundary) as a potential historic district and the following potentially individually significant buildings, structures, and sites:
• 434 Greentree Road (Old Stone Inn, ca. 1780)
• 47 Wabash Street (Carnegie Library West End Branch, 1899)
• 123 Steuben Street (former German Evangelical Church, 1864)
• 179 Steuben Street (Oddfellows Hall, 1863)
PreservePGH notes of the West End, “Architecturally significant commercial buildings line South Main and Steuben Streets, most of which were constructed after 1900 and several have been restored. Building from this success, additional investment in historic preservation projects can be attracted…. Portions of the West End Valley may be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.” Nomination of the West End Valley Historic District to the NRHP is identified as a recommendation of the plan.
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historical context Elliott:
The West End-North Side Bridge (whose approaches are partly in Elliott) is listed in the NRHP.
The Pan Handle Historic District includes structures in Elliott related to the Pan Handle Railroad. The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad has been determined eligible for listing in the NRHP. This railroad corridor is located between W. Carson Street and the Ohio River. The Corliss Street Tunnel has been determined eligible for listing in the NRHP.
Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School is a City-Designated Historic Structure.
The Pittsburgh Register of Historic Places identified the following potentially individually significant buildings, structures, and sites in Elliott:
• 616 Angle Street (Esplen House)
• 725 Bucyrus Street (house, ca. 1875)
• Corliss at W. Carson Street (Corliss Street Tunnel, Stanley Roush/D.N. Sprague, 1914)
• 720 Crucible Street (house, ca.1875)
• 934-1010 Rue Grande Vue Street
• 735 Kerr Street (house and stable, ca. 1875)
• 916 Lorenz Avenue (church, 1906)
• 825 Neidel Street (house, ca. 1845)
• 623 S. Main Street (church, Longfellow, Alden, & Harlow, 1888)
• W. Carson Street retaining wall (1901)
• 705 Walbridge Street (house, ca. 1875)
• 715 Walbridge Street (house, ca. 1875)
• Walbridge at Herschel Streets (West End Park, 1896)
PreservePGH notes, “[Elliott] offers a mix of late 19th and early 20th century residential dwellings and commercial buildings on Chartiers and Steuben Streets. The historic integrity of Elliott is challenged by structural alterations that removed the original historic features of many buildings. There is an opportunity to use the West End Overlook as a catalyst for redevelopment and investment to restore the neighborhood’s commercial character.”
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Results
Summary of Findings
All of the West End and Elliott neighborhoods were surveyed during this effort, and surveyed properties were evaluated for integrity and given a “High,” “Medium,” or “Low” rating. Vacant parcels and those on which previously-known resources had been demolished were also notated in the tablets during the survey. Resulting data were used to re-evaluate a NRHP-eligible historic district in the West End and to investigate the presence of eligible resources in Elliott.
West End
The West End is a small, crescent-shaped neighborhood, naturally bounded by the Saw Mill Run waterway to the east and a steep hillside to the west. The narrowness of the neighborhood and the green hillsides surrounding it contribute to the West End’s secluded village feeling, belying its connectedness to downtown, the north and south sides, and the western suburbs. Yet the West End’s role as an important transportation corridor has had real impacts on the historic neighborhood since it was initially surveyed in the 1980s. Its northeastern section has been all but completely lost to highway ramp and interchange construction, and the West End’s busiest thoroughfares, such as Steuben Street and Noblestown Road, have a disproportionate number of vacant lots where buildings were abandoned and demolished.
The West End Valley Historic District was identified by the City of Pittsburgh in 1985, determined eligible for the NRHP in 1993, and expanded in 1996. This survey confirmed the eligibility and integrity of the West End Valley Historic District with minor revisions to its 1996 boundaries. Maps illustrating the proposed new district boundaries are shown in Appendix B, Figures 10-15. Appendix C, Table 4 lists contributing and non-contributing properties in the revised historic district boundaries, and Appendix B, Figure 16 shows the distribution of contributing and non-contributing properties in the district.
An archeological site identified in the 1990s, the Steuben Street site, lies largely outside the revised recommended boundaries of the district, which was evaluated in terms of the above-ground resources surveyed for this project. The Steuben Street Site should be evaluated for individual eligibility for the NRHP.
Elliott
The survey of Elliott revealed a neighborhood of predominantly vernacular frame dwellings constructed over a long period beginning in the mid-nineteenth century and lasting until the 1910s. Scattered infill construction continued in Elliott through the mid-twentieth century, resulting in occasional ranch, Cape Cod, or split-level houses, which are more likely to be of brick construction.
These buildings occupy a dense grid of residential streets laid out over steep hills almost without regard for topography. Elliott does not have a defined center, but the intersection of Chartiers and Lorenz avenues historically functioned as a small commercial node, and the neighborhood’s few civic and
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results religious buildings are located nearby. Parkland is located at Elliott’s edges, reinforcing the feeling of density in the main part of the neighborhood. Several sets of city steps connect the upper and lower parts of Elliott. Even so, its hilly topography has resulted in pockets of the neighborhood that feel isolated: the ridge along Herschel Street; the former Stevenson estate at the northern end of Lakewood Street; and the area around Herndon, Attica, and Furley streets. Least integrated of all are the hillside streets above Steuben Street and below Fairview Avenue, which have an almost rural feel.
Elliott is a substantially intact neighborhood that has not been heavily affected by demolition or vacancy, except for in its isolated hillside areas. But, examples of noteworthy architecture or high integrity are rare, and the survey team did not find concentrations of buildings which shared potential significance. These findings do not support the establishment of a historic district in Elliott.
Potentially significant individual resources throughout the survey area are displayed in Appendix C, Table 2. Previously surveyed resources are shown and listed in Appendix B, Figures 2-3 and Appendix C, Table 3. Appendix C, Table 5 lists all newly surveyed resources.
Types of Properties
West End
The recent moniker “West End Village” is an appropriate one. The West End neighborhood, only three blocks deep at its widest point, contains a diverse array of building types and eras in its small area. These properties represent the growth and interdependent functions of a community, largely of European immigrants, that was socially insular, but economically connected to the larger city and region. Construction dates in the West End range from the beginning of the nineteenth to the middle of the twentieth century.
Substantial commercial blocks in the Italianate, Romanesque, Queen Anne, Classical Revival, and Art Deco styles line S. Main Street, defining a strong commercial core of high architectural interest. The buildings of S. Main Street reflect a period of prosperity from the late nineteenth through the early twentieth centuries; construction dates from the 1920s and 1930s demonstrate that the West End continued to develop even after its population began to decline after the turn of the twentieth century. On Steuben Street, Wabash Street, and Noblestown Road, smaller buildings with first-floor commercial storefronts are interspersed with civic, religious, and residential properties, some dating to the mid-nineteenth century.
Religious resources in the West End represent English, Welsh, Scottish, Irish, German, Polish, and African American communities. West End churches range from small and simple (the almost chapel-sized Deutsche Vereinige Evangelische Kirche of 1864 at Steuben and Sanctus streets; the former Guardian Angels Roman Catholic Church at 215 Steuben) to relatively large and elaborate (St. James Roman Catholic Church, S. Main and Sanctus streets, 1884; Longfellow, Alden and Harlow’s Methodist Episcopal Church on S. Main Street, 1888). St. James Church is part of a complex that also includes a convent, converted from an Italianate house, and a school. The community’s German Catholic church, St. Martins, no longer stands, but its 1911 parish hall at 162 Steuben Street is a fine example of Craftsman design with good
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results integrity. The Greek Revival West End Presbyterian Church of 1851 still stands at 17 Noblestown Road. It has lost considerable integrity in its conversion to an auto body shop but speaks to the resourcefulness of a community that began to experience considerable automobile traffic in the twentieth century. The oldest extant church in the West End, the 11th United Presbyterian Church of 1849, has been subsumed within the current building at 510 S. Main Street. A query to the owner revealed that no sign of the church is evident on the interior, either.
The West End has not had a public school building since 1940, when the former Thaddeus Stevens School at S. Main and Sanctus streets (now demolished) was replaced with the current Stevens School in Elliott. But an elegant Classical Revival branch of the Carnegie Library (Alden and Harlow, 1899) and a combined fire and police station on S. Main Street (John Brennan, 1925) are civic landmarks.
Near the southern end of the West End stands the its oldest resource, the Old Stone Tavern, a two-story, five-bay building, likely ca. 1800, which retains its historic symmetry amid a number of later alterations and additions. Nearby, around the intersection of Wabash and McCartney streets and Greentree Road, are a small cluster of late Victorian-era commercial buildings, another small red brick church (former St. George’s Episcopal), and scattered industrial resources. Some, like the Pittsburgh Stained Glass Co., display notable architecture and high integrity, while others are of utilitarian and/or contemporary design.
Wabash Park, south of the Carnegie Library, provides a linear swath of public recreation space between Wabash Street and Saw Mill Run. The former service station at the intersection of S. Main Street and Noblestown Road was constructed by 1925 and signifies the dawn of the automobile era which would have significant impacts on the West End’s urban geography.
A number of resources which contributed to the West End Valley Historic District in the 1990s are now demolished, leaving vacant lots. Vacant property is found mostly at the West End neighborhood’s edges, such as the northern end of Steuben Street near the busy highway interchanges with Saw Mill Run Boulevard, W. Carson Street, and the West End Bridge. Vacant lots are also found along Noblestown Road and intermittently on Wabash Street, but to a lesser extent on S. Main Street; here, in the neighborhood’s commercial center, the sites of demolished buildings are more likely to be maintained as parking lots or ad hoc pocket parks.
Elliott
Elliott consists overwhelmingly of modest, vernacular frame dwellings constructed during roughly three periods of development. The oldest of these is represented by individual houses built between about 1840 and 1870, when Elliott was still mostly farmland. These old farm houses of Elliott were then incorporated into the urban neighborhood, dominated by modest frame single-family houses, that was built up between about 1880 and 1910. “No Style” was entered for a great many nineteenth-century resources; either their original style had been lost to later alterations, and/or they had minimal stylistic detail to begin with. (see Appendix B, Figures 8-9 for a graphic depiction of the locations of unstyled buildings and the four most common styles of buildings).
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results Elliott’s last phase of development stretched between about 1920 and 1960 and resulted in the infill of bungalows, foursquares, Cape Cods, and other small houses of the mid-twentieth century on individual lots. This sequence of development has resulted in a heterogenous appearance to most streets despite Elliott’s homogeneity of residential use. There are only a few instances in Elliott in which an entire street or block appears to have been built all at once. These include the 1000 block of Lakewood Street (ca. 1900), Valonia Street (ca. 1905), and Strahley Place (ca. 1923).
Of the houses from Elliott’s pre-Civil War period that still stand in the neighborhood, only two have sufficient architectural character and integrity to be of potential individual significance. One is the small, elegant Greek Revival house at 825 Neidel Street, which is also notable for its brick construction. The other is the property at 805 Kerr Street, which consists of several related resources: a house, reputedly constructed in 1840 but substantially remodeled ca. 1900; a carriage house; summer kitchen; gazebo; and decorative wrought-iron fence.
A small number of buildings with commercial storefronts are found near the intersection of Chartiers and Lorenz avenues; these, too, are modest in scale and design. Several storefronts were added to older houses. Elliott’s three churches, its firehouse, and its public school are all located within blocks of this intersection. The three brick churches were all built between 1907 and ca. 1940 in simple variants of the late Gothic Revival style. Engine Company No. 39 is of spare, symmetrical Classical Revival design. Thaddeus Stevens School, a City-Designated Historic Landmark, is Elliott’s largest and most imposing non- residential building. It was constructed in 1940 to the Art Deco design of Pittsburgh Board of Education architect Marion Steen and features relief sculptures by Charles Bradley Warren.
Open space is present at the north and south ends of the neighborhood. West End Park (1896) is a landscaped park located at Elliott’s southeastern corner and is one of the oldest neighborhood parks in Pittsburgh. Its landscape architecture, architecture (park shelter and bandstand, both 1913), and sculpture (a World War I monument by Frank Vittore) all contribute to its potential eligibility for NRHP listing and/or City historic designation. The park also contains the ruined foundation of a mid-nineteenth century, frame farmhouse built by the Kerr family (for whom nearby Kerr Street was named) that stood until at least World War II. Herschel Park is an active recreational park containing athletic fields, ball courts, and a ca. 1940 field house. At Elliott’s northern edge, the West End Overlook Park was developed along the high ridge above the Ohio River in the 1960s.
Adjoining the park, along Ramona Street south of Rue Grande Vue Street, is St. Martin’s Cemetery (1887). St. Martin’s Roman Catholic Church was originally constructed between Mardo Way (earlier Ezra or Harmer Alley) and Lander and Balfour streets in 1869; the congregation moved to a new building on Steuben Street in the West End in 1889. The ruins of the original church are now part of the back yard of a former double house at 5-7 Lander Street. Nearby, at the corner of Lander and Balfour streets, is the ca. 1870 Italianate St. Martin’s Rectory (1 Lander Street), which possesses high integrity. Other houses with good integrity from the 1870s-1880s are found on Crucible, Weaver, and Walbridge streets.
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results Integrity and Condition
The survey area has integrity of location and setting. Transportation improvement and flood control projects have resulted in the growth of Saw Mill Run Boulevard into a four-lane highway, the demolition of most buildings that historically stood along the creek banks, and the replacement of the northeastern section of the West End neighborhood with ramps and interchanges. But because vacant lots and highway infrastructure are found mainly at the West End’s edges, they do not greatly impact the integrity of the NRHP-eligible historic district once boundaries are adjusted. The neighborhood west of Saw Mill Run retains its historic character as a small community of residences and associated institutions, businesses, and industries facilitated by nearby waterways and railroads. The historic development pattern of businesses and industries in the West End Valley and modest, single-family housing on the ridges and hillsides of Elliott has been maintained.
Integrity of materials, design, and workmanship are moderate throughout the survey area and generally weaker in Elliott than in the West End, likely due to the predominance of frame construction there. Individual resources which have been faithfully maintained or restored are few, particularly in Elliott. Overall, buildings possessing high integrity comprised only 6.3 percent of properties surveyed, while medium and low integrity buildings comprised 72 and 21.7 percent, respectively. Most properties have been altered in some way, most prevalently through the installation of artificial siding and/or the alteration of original openings and/or porches. The four most common wall materials are brick (32.3%), aluminum (31.2%), vinyl (21.5%), and wood (3.9%). Additions which alter massing are present in the survey area but less common due to the dense siting of most properties. The era of most of these alterations appears to be ca. 1940-1980 with many resources evincing deferred maintenance.
The presence of resources of many types from an exceptionally long period of the community’s history contributes to the West End’s strong integrity of feeling and association. These aspects of integrity are also present in Elliott but not as strong due to the lesser integrity of individual properties.
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Recommendations & Conclusions
Because this survey was designed to serve both the City of Pittsburgh and the PA SHPO, recommendations have been formulated for potential NRHP eligibility evaluations and for the use of survey data under the City of Pittsburgh’s Historic Preservation Ordinance. We also bear in mind that successful historic preservation may take place independent of formal designation. Other recommendations pertain to properties meriting intensive level study, and the overall methodology of this survey effort, in general.
Eligibility of Resources for National Register and City Listing
The National Park Service defines a district as a type of resource that “possesses a significant concentration, linkage, or continuity of sites, buildings, structures, or objects united historically or aesthetically by plan or physical development” (National Register Bulletin: How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation, 2002).
West End
The West End Valley Historic District was identified by the City of Pittsburgh in 1985 and determined eligible for the NRHP in 1993. The boundary of the eligible district was enlarged after a PA SHPO staff and board member visit in 1996 to include most of the West End neighborhood, plus some adjacent edges of the Elliott neighborhood. At the time of the determination of eligibility, the district contained 206 contributing buildings, one contributing site (the Steuben Street archaeological site)1, and 19 non- contributing buildings; the district encompassed about 44.5 acres. This survey confirmed the eligibility and integrity of the West End Valley Historic District with minor revisions to its 1996 boundaries. The revised district encompasses 40.2 acres and contains a total of 268 inventoried resources, including 137 contributing resources (25 rated high integrity and 112 rated medium integrity). The 131 non-contributing resources include 19 buildings with low integrity; 2 buildings with high integrity and 11 buildings with medium integrity that post-date the district’s 1839-1940 period of significance; 5 modern buildings constructed post-1975; 61 vacant lots; 2 non-contributing structures (a billboard and city stairs); 1 non- contributing object (a veteran’s memorial); and 30 non-contributing sites, consisting of 24 parking lots, 3 gardens, 2 courtyards, and 1 side yard.
Following NRHP rules for counting resources in districts (which would exclude the 61 vacant parcels and 30 non-contributing sites from the resource count), the revised district would total 177 “countable” resources of which 137 resources (77%) are contributing and 40 (23%) are non-contributing. The 137 contributing resources consist of 135 buildings, 1 structure (the Alexander Street/Skid Way Bridge over Saw Mill Run), and 1 site (the Wabash Playground). The 40 non-contributing resources consist of 37 low integrity or post-period of significance buildings; 2 non-contributing structures (a billboard and a post- period of significance City staircase at Planet Street); and one non-contributing object (a post-period of
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recommendations & conclusions significance veteran’s memorial). Maps illustrating the proposed new district boundaries and the locations of contributing and non-contributing resources are located in Appendix B, Figures 10-16. Appendix C, Table 4 provides an inventory of all resources within the revised district boundaries.
The proposed new boundaries omit certain areas, such as much of the hillside between Steuben and Elliott streets and the western end of S. Main Street, whose integrity has been adversely affected by demolition and the presence of vacant lots. The proposed district boundaries also include some resources, such as the Alexander Street/Skid Way bridge and buildings in its vicinity, that were outside the boundaries drawn in the 1990s, but were determined by this survey to have contributing character. The proposed period of significance for the district is 1839-1940. The year 1839 is when Warden and Alexander filed their Plan of Lots for the Village of Temperanceville, and 1940 concluded the period of major construction in the district.
This survey recorded only above-ground resources. Identification and evaluation of archaeological resources was beyond the scope of the current project. Therefore, the Steuben Street archaeological site was not included in this survey. Its location among otherwise vacant lots lies largely outside this project’s recommended boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District. The Steuben Street site should be evaluated for individual eligibility for listing in the NRHP.
There is currently no City-Designated Historic District in the West End. Because of the real restrictions on private property imposed by City Historic Designation, the City Planning Department usually does not initiate such designations unless requested to do so by the community itself. Should community leaders request City designation of a historic district in the West End, we would recommend focusing efforts on a smaller district concentrated on the commercial blocks of the West End: S. Main Street and related blocks of Steuben and Wabash streets.
Such a district would maximize the power of the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance to protect the neighborhood’s most visible properties, many of its most architecturally distinctive buildings, and those with the highest integrity. This last is important because under the City’s ordinance, replacement materials and features which are in place at the time of designation may be maintained and/or replaced in kind in perpetuity. Many of the commercial buildings in the West End currently have unsympathetically renovated storefronts, but storefronts are among the building attributes most likely to be replaced again in the near future, and City historic designation can ensure that the new designs are appropriate.
The West End’s commercial buildings in this area are also the most closely related to the neighborhood’s economic vitality and its public image. Both of these factors are already on the rise due to the recent investments of property and business owners attracted by the West End’s architectural character and village feel. City historic designation of the West End’s historic commercial core could work in tandem with the benefits of NRHP listing to protect these desirable qualities.
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recommendations & conclusions 1. Recommend that the West End Valley Historic District be nominated to the NRHP.
2. Recommend that the Steuben Street archaeological site be evaluated for individual eligibility for the NRHP.
3. Recommend that a smaller West End Valley Commercial District be supported for designation as a City-Designated Historic District, if desired and instigated by the community.
Elliott
This survey did not find the neighborhood of Elliott as whole, nor any smaller sectors of it, to possess the significance and integrity necessary for eligibility as a NRHP historic district. Nor is designation as a City Historic District likely to be an effective preservation tool for this neighborhood, as most of its buildings already have non-original materials or replacement features. Under the “grandfather clause” of the City of Pittsburgh Historic Preservation Ordinance, such materials and features extant at the time of historic district designation may be maintained and/or replaced in kind in perpetuity. Therefore, designation of a City Historic District in Elliott would have the effect largely of preserving building fabric that has already been altered.
Intensive Level Survey Recommendations
All of the resources in Appendix C, Table 2, “Potential Individually Eligible Resources,” are recommended for further study or intensive-level survey. Based on appearance and available background information, these resources have the potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP and/or as individually-designated City Historic Landmarks.
4. Recommend resources identified in Table 2, “Potential Individually Eligible Resources” for Intensive-Level survey.
5. Recommend resources identified in Table 2, “Potential Individually Eligible Resources,” with pre-existing Intensive-Level documentation, to be determined eligible for listing in the NRHP.
Use of Survey Data by City of Pittsburgh
Eligibility for the NRHP is not determinative of eligibility for City historic designation. Moreover, it is not the policy or practice of the City of Pittsburgh to initiate nominations for city historic designation, but rather to evaluate and act upon nominations submitted by community members, organizations, and leaders. Therefore, recommendations for use of survey data by the City of Pittsburgh pertain to the
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recommendations & conclusions Historic Review Commission’s responsibilities under the City of Pittsburgh Historic Preservation Ordinance, §1101.07(b), to:
• Carry on educational activities in furtherance of the purpose of [the Historic Preservation Ordinance];
• Act in an advisory role to City departments and agencies related to preservation matters;
• Act as a catalyst to expedite the flow of projects through departments and agencies;
• Facilitate the redevelopment of historic structures and districts in accordance with approved development plans of the city;
• Act as liaison on behalf of the City with preservation organizations, professional societies, community and other groups, private property owners, and interested citizens, concerning conservation of the historic resources of the city;
• Act as a liaison on behalf of the City with the state Historic Preservation Officer, agencies of the federal government, the National Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, concerning the historic resources of the city;
• Prepare plans for the conservation and development of historic resources;
• Undertake or encourage and facilitate the documentation of the architecture and history of the City's historic resources.
In furtherance of these goals, it is understood that the Department of City Planning intends to fully integrate the list of Potential Individually Eligible Resources and other survey data into its Geographic Information Systems (GIS), so that it may serve as a tool in all aspects of implementing the City of Pittsburgh’s comprehensive plan. Especially in Elliott, which does not have a tradition of historic preservation or an established identity as a location of historic resources, this will be important to highlight those potentially eligible resources until such time as any formal efforts are organized to maintain and preserve them.
In order to keep Architectural Inventory survey data up to date, it is recommended that the Department of City Planning coordinate with other city and county agencies to obtain and periodically update the Architectural Inventory database with information related to building construction or demolition. For example, on a regular basis data related to building demolitions and construction could be cross referenced with data from the Bureau of Building Inspection and Allegheny County Assessor. Such interim data updates could utilize City Planning interns and would not typically require field checking.
As the Department of City Planning completes surveys of Pittsburgh neighborhoods, it is recommended that the survey data be shared with other community stakeholders and the PA SHPO to ensure its long- term preservation. An electronic database file (such as Microsoft Access) could be created with essential building attribute fields and photographs and should be saved on disk. A second file should be created in
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recommendations & conclusions PDF format to ensure accessibility as computer programs and file compatibility change over time. Ideally, at least two paper copies of the survey data should be made. One paper copy would be kept in the City of Pittsburgh Archives and the other would be curated at a local independent archive. Possible community partners for data sharing are the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation, the Pennsylvania Department of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and its West End branch, the Archives of Industrial Society at the University of Pittsburgh, the Architectural Archives at Carnegie Mellon University, and the archives maintained by Preservation Pittsburgh.
6. Recommend the Architectural Inventory survey data, which has been incorporated into the City’s GIS, be utilized while planning for the city, and when implementing aspects of the comprehensive plan.
7. It is recommended that Pittsburgh Department of City Planning develop best practices to keep the database and GIS files relevant and useful in the long term and ensure its archival stability.
It is also recommended that the Department of City Planning, through its Historic Review Commission, Historic Preservation Planner, and relevant Neighborhood Planner, continue the practice—piloted in Sector 1—of sharing survey results with the survey community in a meeting. In areas which have not traditionally had a strong culture of preservation awareness or action, including West End-Elliott. The purpose will be to start a conversation about historic preservation in the surveyed community. In areas with established historic districts, the conversation may continue at a higher level about expansion of current preservation activities. Meetings should include a variety of stakeholders, including local community groups, preservation organizations, and residents and property owners, as well as Historic Review Commission representative(s), city officials, and PA SHPO staff. Ideally, the survey area’s City Council representative would host the meeting at a location within the survey area. A typical meeting agenda might be:
• Introductory presentation about the benefits historic preservation (for “new” communities) or the accomplishments of historic preservation to date (for “experienced” communities);
• Summary overview of historic preservation tools and practices (NRHP, local designation, tax credits, etc.);
• Description of survey activity and presentation of results in that neighborhood or sector;
• Discussion of how City will use data and possibilities for how the community might use it;
• Question and answer.
8. Recommend the results of the Architectural Inventory and survey data be shared with subject neighborhoods at a neighborhood or district meeting.
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recommendations & conclusions Methodology of the Project
Within the confines of the current project, surveyors gathered data on 70 previously-surveyed resources and 1,616 newly surveyed resources (see Table 1, below, for estimates of survey completion; Appendix C, Table 5 for a list of newly surveyed resources).
Table 1: Survey Completion Surveyed Parcels to Date # Parcels % Complete
(Architectural Inventory Phases 1-6) City-wide City-wide Not Previously 8,786 139,375 6.3% Surveyed Previously 684* 13,385 5.1% Surveyed Total 9,470* 152,760 6.2% * Previously Surveyed refers to parcels surveyed prior to the commencement of the Pittsburgh Architectural Inventory. This number excludes 53 previously surveyed resources in Sector 1 whose tax parcels have been abolished.
Surveyed Properties
The survey of West End-Elliott is the sixth phase of an on-line, tablet-based data collection method piloted in City Planning Sector 1. It is the first phase to use new, PC-platform tablets purchased by Michael Baker after the City retired the iPads utilized for previous surveys. Survey team members also carried wireless hot spots (also purchased by Michael Baker) to ensure consistent wireless coverage needed to save and update data throughout the survey area. The same data collection application used in previous surveys, Collector for ArcGIS, was loaded onto the new tablets for use in the field.
During this survey, the project team experienced both familiar and new problems with hardware and software. A persistent hardware problem throughout all the City surveys has been the limited battery life (less than an 8-hour work day) of each tablet. In the past, the City had enough iPads to equip each member of the survey team with two tablets. Or, if a large team required the use of all the tablets at once, we were able to utilize portable battery packs to recharge in the field.
The new tablets are not compatible with mobile chargers, and there are not enough of them to assign two to each surveyor. The survey team relied on outlets in the restaurants where we ate lunch to recharge our tablets halfway through the day.
Two software problems emerged during this survey which interfered with the effectiveness of data collection. One was the inability, after the first day of field survey, to display property tax parcels in the Collector app. A workaround was to view the parcels via the internet browser on the tablets, but this required toggling back and forth between the app and the browser and was tedious and inefficient.
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recommendations & conclusions A second problem was that the photographs we took of each property failed to save for about 12% of total non-vacant resources surveyed. We discovered this problem only midway through the survey when, opening previously-completed records to edit them, we saw “No Attachment” in the Attachments field. This happened even though the photographs were taken and appeared to save successfully at the time the record was created. The failures happened unpredictably, making them difficult to catch, track, and correct in the field. Our review of the total data we collected at the end of the survey confirmed that 214 records for non-vacant properties lacked photographic attachments. An information technology expert at Michael Baker identified this as a known problem with the ArcGIS Collector application. The survey team will consult with Michael Baker’s technology support team and the City’s GIS department to see if this problem can be resolved for future survey efforts.
Other, persistent problems with survey methodology mostly pertain to gaps between data collection in the field and its accurate representation in tables and maps, which need to be created afterward in the office. Because mapping is generated on the basis of tax parcels, it cannot represent all the data collected in the field, for example: multiple addresses and/or multiple uses per parcel, and/or multiple uses in a single building, complex, or group of related buildings. A second “Use” field would allow the collection of more complete data but would not solve the issue of overly-simplistic mapping.
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appendix a
Appendix A: Attribute Fields – PA SHPO & City of Pittsburgh Survey Requirements
Attributes (for each address point surveyed)
As per City of Pittsburgh: Checkboxes for the following categories:
o Potentially Eligible Individual
o Potentially Eligible District
o Vacant – Not Surveyed
o Post 1975 – Not Surveyed
o Integrity LOW – Not Surveyed
o Integrity MED – Surveyed
o Integrity HIGH - Surveyed
As per PA SHPO Minimum Record for CRGIS:
o Historic Name, or blank if there is none o Resource Type (NR category) ▪ Building ▪ Site ▪ Object ▪ Structure ▪ District o Tax Parcel (Allegheny County Lot-and-Block number) o Location (when address and/or tax parcel is absent) o USGS Quad o UTM Zone o Lat/Long. Coordinates for each address point o Address o City o Municipality o County o Zip Code o Owner Type (public, private, or corporate) o Owner Name o Number of resources o Bays Wide o Stories o Key Number
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appendix a o Inventory ID Number o Associated Resources o National Register Status ▪ Undetermined ▪ NR Listed ▪ NR Eligible ▪ NR Listed District ▪ NR Eligible District o Year Built 1 o Year Built 2 (Additions/alterations) o Date of Survey Form (date of data collection) o Surveyor Name o Project Name o Photographs/jpgs o Style (primary style and secondary style, if applicable) ▪ Colonial • Georgian • French Colonial • Spanish Colonial • Dutch Colonial • Postmedieval • English ▪ Early Republican • Federal • Early Classical • Republican ▪ Mid-19TH Century • Greek revival • Gothic Revival • Italian Villa • Exotic Revival ▪ Late Victorian • Gothic • Italianate • Second Empire • Stick/Eastlake • Queen Anne • Shingle Style • Romanesque • Renaissance • Octagon Mode ▪ Late 19TH & 20TH Century Revivals • Colonial Revival • Classical Revival • Tudor Revival • Late Gothic Revival • Mission/Spanish 48 | P a g e
appendix a • Beaux Arts • Italian Renaissance • French Renaissance ▪ Late 19TH & Early 20TH Century American Movements • Prairie School • Commercial Style • Chicago • Skyscraper • Bungalow/Craftsman ▪ Modern Movement • Moderne • International Style • Art Deco ▪ Other ▪ No Style ▪ Mixed o Exterior Materials (complete for wall, foundation, roof, and “other,” if needed) ▪ Adobe ▪ Aluminum ▪ Asbestos ▪ Asphalt ▪ Brick ▪ Bronze ▪ Cast Iron ▪ Ceramic tile ▪ Cloth/Canvas ▪ Concrete ▪ Copper ▪ Earth ▪ Fiber glass ▪ Glass ▪ Granite ▪ Iron ▪ Lead ▪ Limestone ▪ Log ▪ Marble ▪ Metal, unspecified ▪ Nickel ▪ Other ▪ Plastic ▪ Plywood/particle board ▪ Rubber ▪ Sandstone/Brownstone ▪ Shake ▪ Shingle ▪ Slate
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appendix a ▪ Steel ▪ Stone, unspecified ▪ Stucco ▪ Synthetics ▪ Terra cotta ▪ Tin ▪ Vinyl ▪ Weatherboard ▪ Wood ▪ Wrought iron o Function/Sub-Function/Particular Use (completed for both historic and current use) ▪ Domestic • Single dwelling • Multiple dwelling • Secondary structure • Hotel • Institutional housing • Camp • Village site (Archaeology) ▪ Commerce/Trade • Business • Professional • Organizational • Financial organization • Specialty store • Department store • Restaurant • Warehouse • Trade (Archaeology) ▪ Social • Meeting hall • Club house • Civic ▪ Government • Capitol • City hall • Correctional facility • Fire station • Governmental office • Diplomatic building • Custom house • Post office • Public works • Courthouse ▪ Education • School
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appendix a • College • Library • Research facility • Education-related housing ▪ Religion • Religious structure • Ceremonial site • Church school • Church-related residence ▪ Funerary • Cemetery • Graves/burials • Mortuary ▪ Recreation/Culture • Theater • Auditorium • Museum • Music facility • Sports facility • Outdoor recreation • Fair • Monument/marker • Work of art ▪ Agriculture/Subsistence • Processing • Storage • Agricultural field • Animal facility • Fishing facility or site • Agricultural outbuilding • Horticultural facility • Irrigation facility ▪ Industry/Processing/Extraction • Manufacturing facility • Extractive facility • Waterworks • Energy facility • Communications facility • Processing site (Archaeology) ▪ Health Care • Hospital • Clinic • Sanitarium • Medical business/office • Resort ▪ Defense
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appendix a • Arms storage • Fortification • Military facility • Battle site • Coast Guard facility • Naval facility • Air facility ▪ Landscape • Parking lot • Park • Plaza • Garden • Forest • Unoccupied land • Underwater • Natural feature • Street furniture/object • Conservation area ▪ Transportation • Rail-related • Air-related • Water-related • Road-related (Vehicular) • Pedestrian-related ▪ Work in Progress ▪ Unknown ▪ Vacant/Not in use ▪ Other
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Appendix B: Maps and Figures
Figure 1: Overview of Planning Sector 4, West Pittsburgh.
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Figure 2: Previously and Newly Surveyed Resources, north part of survey area. 54 | P a g e
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Figure 3: Previously and Newly Surveyed Resources, south part of survey area. 55 | P a g e
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Figure 4: Historical Integrity of Surveyed Parcels, north part of survey area.
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Figure 5: Historical Integrity of Surveyed Parcels, south part of survey area.
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Figure 6: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties not in the West End Valley Historic District, north part of survey area. 58 | P a g e
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Figure 7: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties not in the West End Valley Historic District, south part of survey area.
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Figure 8: Geographic Distribution of the Four Most Common Building Styles, north part of surveyed area.
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Figure 9: Geographic Distribution of the Four Most Common Building Styles, south part of surveyed area.
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Figure 10: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (overview).
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Figure 11: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail).
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Figure 12: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail).
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Figure 13: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 65 | P a g e
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Figure 14: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 66 | P a g e
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Figure 15: Recommended Revised Boundaries of the West End Valley Historic District (detail). 67 | P a g e
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Figure 16: Potential Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties in the West End Valley Historic District.
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Table 2: Listed, Determined Eligible and Potential Individually Eligible Resources (N=24) appendix c appendix Lot-and- CRGIS Photograph Historic Name Address Status Style Date Block Inventory ID#
L 19 & 20 Determined Corliss Street Tunnel CORLISS ST N/A Century Revivals 1914 100109.0001 Eligible - Beaux Arts
Modern Potentially 822 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-166 Movement - Art 1941 009723.0001 Eligible Deco
SHPO: Not Early Old Stone Tavern 434 GREENTREE RD 19-S-156 C1800 101760.0142
Eligible Republican
Potentially 805 KERR ST 19-H-62 Mixed C1840 009730.0001 Eligible
Potentially Late Victorian -
St. Martin's RC Rectory (old) 1 LANDER ST 20-S-297 1870 837427.0001
Eligible Italianate
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appendix c appendix City of Pittsburgh Police Potentially L 19 & E 20 Cen 312 S MAIN ST 6-A-99 C1925 101760.0006 Station & Engine Company 10 Eligible Am Mov
6-A-111- Potentially Late Victorian - St. James R C Church 328 S MAIN ST 1884 101760.0012 0-2 Eligible Gothic
Potentially Late Victorian - H. Daub Building 443-445 S MAIN ST 19-D-305 1890 101760.0076 Eligible Queen Anne
West End Methodist 19-H- Potentially Late Victorian -
625 S MAIN ST 1888 101760.0086 Episcopal Church 166-0-2 Eligible Romanesque
L 19 & E 20 Cen Duquesne Light Co. Potentially Am Mov - 24-30 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-5 C1930 836467.0001 Substation Eligible Bungalow/Craft sman
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appendix c appendix Pittsburgh & Lake Erie 7-J-50; 7- Determined N/A n/a 1879 116800.0001 Railroad J-50-9 Eligible
Pittsburgh & Steubenville Determined Railroad; Pennsylvania N/A 21-K-67 n/a 1865 100105.0001 Eligible Railroad: Panhandle Division
Mid-19th Potentially 825 NEIDEL ST 19-B-92 Century - Greek C1850 010394.0001 Eligible Revival
20-C-48,
20-C-64, 20-H-23, 20-M-12, 20-M-46, Potentially West End Overlook Park RUE GRANDE VUE ST n/a C1965 836802.0001 20-M-48, Eligible 20-M-54; 20-S-192, 20-S-187,
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appendix c appendix Deutsche Verreingte SHPO: Not Late Victorian - 123 STEUBEN ST 19-D-164 1864 101760.0023 Evangelische Kirche Eligible Italianate
L 19 & E 20 Cen Potentially Am Mov - St. Martin's RC Rectory 162 STEUBEN ST 19-D-111 1911 101760.0019 Eligible Bungalow/Craft sman
Potentially Mid-19th Odd Fellows Hall 179 STEUBEN ST 19-D-198 1865 101760.0031 Eligible Century
Modern West End-North Side Bridge US ROUTE 19 N/A Listed Movement - Art 1930 001786.0001 Deco
West End Savings Bank & Potentially L 19 & 20 22 WABASH ST 19-D-317 1926 101760.0080 Trust Company Eligible Century Revivals
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Potentially Veterans memorial 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 n/a 1944 101760.0241 Eligible
Potentially West End Park WALLBRIDGE ST 19-L-160 n/a 1896 009740.0001 Eligible
Potentially Pittsburgh Art Glass Company 160 WARDEN ST 19-M-19 Mixed C1915 101760.0108 Eligible
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Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) Map- CRGIS Prev. Survey Historic Name Address Block- Status Inventory Name Lot ID# McCann-Shields SHPO: Not 21 ALEXANDER ST 6-E-8 101760.0015 CRGIS Paint Co. Eligible 21-23 ALEXANDER SHPO: Not 6-E-8 101760.0016 CRGIS ST Eligible Pgh Register D.W. Esplen House 616 ANGLE ST 7-N-254 836495.0001 1992 Pgh Register 725 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-26 837207.0001 1992 Pgh Register Corliss Street Tunnel CORLISS ST N/A SHPO: Eligible 100109.0001 1992; CRGIS Insufficient Pgh Register 720 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-191 Information 009725.0001 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Pgh Register Insufficient 1992; City of Thaddeus Stevens 822 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-166 Information 009723.0001 Pittsburgh Elementary School to Evaluate Landmark; CRGIS Insufficient Rectory, Emanuel 20-P- 856 CRUCIBLE ST Information 009724.0003 CRGIS Evangelical Church 194-0-2 to Evaluate Insufficient St. George's 401 GREENTREE 19-S-135 Information 101760.0137 CRGIS Episcopal Church RD to Evaluate Insufficient 423 GREENTREE 19-S-116 Information 007488.0001 CRGIS RD to Evaluate 434 GREENTREE SHPO: Not Pgh Register Old Stone Tavern 19-S-156 101760.0142 RD Eligible 1992; CRGIS
731-733 KERR ST 19-H-72 Demolished 009728.0001 CRGIS Insufficient Pgh Register 735 KERR ST 19-H-69 Information 009729.0001 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient 805 KERR ST 19-H-62 Information 009730.0001 CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient 501 LORENZ AVE 20-L-277 Information 009732.0002 CRGIS to Evaluate
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Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) Map- CRGIS Prev. Survey Historic Name Address Block- Status Inventory Name Lot ID# Insufficient 503 LORENZ AVE 20-L-277 Information 009732.0003 CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient Emanuel Evangelical 20-P- 825 LORENZ AVE Information 009724.0002 CRGIS Church 194-0-2 to Evaluate Insufficient Lorenz Avenue 20-P-71- Pgh Register 912 LORENZ AVE Information 009731.0001 Baptist Church 0-2 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Union Screw and 207 S MAIN ST N/A Demolished 113871.0001 CRGIS Manufacturing Co. Insufficient 443-445 S MAIN 19-D- H. Daub Building Information 101760.0076 CRGIS ST 305 to Evaluate Insufficient West End Savings 19-D- 500 S MAIN ST Information 101760.0057 CRGIS Bank 251 to Evaluate West End Methodist 19-H- Pgh Register 625 S MAIN ST 101760.0086 Episcopal Church 166-0-2 1992 Pittsburgh & Lake 7-J-50; N/A SHPO: Eligible 116800.0001 CRGIS Erie Railroad 7-J-50-9 Pittsburgh & Steubenville Railroad; N/A 21-K-67 SHPO: Eligible 100105.0001 CRGIS Pennsylvania Railroad: Panhandle Division 19-m- 197-0-1; West Side Belt 19-m- Railroad; Pittsburgh SHPO: Not N/A 179-0-3; 007491.0001 CRGIS & West Virginia Eligible 7-n-18- Railway 0-1; 7-h- 375 Insufficient Pgh Register 825 NEIDEL ST 19-B-92 Information 010394.0001 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient 38 NOBLESTOWN 19-H- Zion A.M.E. Church Information 101760.0082 CRGIS RD 125 to Evaluate 934 RUE GRANDE Pgh Register 20-M-11 837058.0001 VUE ST 1992
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Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) Map- CRGIS Prev. Survey Historic Name Address Block- Status Inventory Name Lot ID# 936 RUE GRANDE Pgh Register 20-M-10 837057.0001 VUE ST 1992 938 RUE GRANDE Pgh Register 20-M-9 837056.0001 VUE ST 1992 942 RUE GRANDE Pgh Register 20-M-8 837055.0001 VUE ST 1992 944 RUE GRANDE Pgh Register 20-M-7 837054.0001 VUE ST 1992 1000 RUE Pgh Register 20-M-6 837053.0001 GRANDE VUE ST 1992 1002 RUE Pgh Register 20-M-5 837052.0001 GRANDE VUE ST 1992 1004 RUE Pgh Register 20-M-4 837051.0001 GRANDE VUE ST 1992 1008 RUE Pgh Register 20-H-20 836856.0001 GRANDE VUE ST 1992 1010 RUE Pgh Register 20-H-22 n/a GRANDE VUE ST 1992 20-g- 258, 20- Insufficient St. Martin's R C RUE GRANDE VUE L-75, 20- Information 009726.0001 CRGIS Cemetery ST g-208, to Evaluate 20-g-206 Deutsche Verreingte 19-D- SHPO: Not Pgh Register 123 STEUBEN ST 101760.0023 Evangelische Kirche 164 Eligible 1992; CRGIS 19-D- Pgh Register Odd Fellows Hall 179 STEUBEN ST 101760.0031 198 1992 Insufficient H. Schmelz Brewery 303 STEUBEN ST 19-C-287 Information 009736.0001 CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient Engine House 39 916 STEUBEN ST 19-B-29 Information 009737.0001 CRGIS to Evaluate West End-North Side US ROUTE 19 N/A Listed 001786.0001 CRGIS Bridge 209 VALONIA ST 20-S-161 Demolished 010393.0001 CRGIS Insufficient 19-D- 13-17 WABASH ST Information 101760.0058 CRGIS 255 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-D- 14 WABASH ST Information 101760.0055 CRGIS 247 to Evaluate
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Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) Map- CRGIS Prev. Survey Historic Name Address Block- Status Inventory Name Lot ID# Insufficient 19-D- 16 WABASH ST Information 101760.0056 CRGIS 248 to Evaluate 19-D- 18-20 WABASH ST Demolished 101760.0194 CRGIS 249 West End Savings Insufficient 19-D- Bank & Trust 22 WABASH ST Information 101760.0080 CRGIS 317 Company to Evaluate Insufficient 19-D- 25 WABASH ST Information 101760.0077 CRGIS 308 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-D- 27 WABASH ST Information 101760.0078 CRGIS 309 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-D- 29 WABASH ST Information 101760.0079 CRGIS 310 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-H- 34 WABASH ST Information 101760.0101 CRGIS 249 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-H- 35 WABASH ST Information 101760.0102 CRGIS 255 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-H- 36 WABASH ST Information 101760.0100 CRGIS 248 to Evaluate Insufficient 19-H- 37 WABASH ST Information 101760.0103 CRGIS 256 to Evaluate 19-H- 38 WABASH ST Demolished 101760.0233 CRGIS 247 19-H- 39 WABASH ST Demolished 101760.0235 CRGIS 257 Insufficient 19-H- 40 WABASH ST Information 101760.0099 CRGIS 246 to Evaluate 19-H- 41 WABASH ST Demolished 101760.0236 CRGIS 258 Insufficient 19-H- 42 WABASH ST Information 101760.0098 CRGIS 245 to Evaluate
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Table 3: Previously Surveyed Resources (N=70) Map- CRGIS Prev. Survey Historic Name Address Block- Status Inventory Name Lot ID# Insufficient 19-H- 44 WABASH ST Information 101760.0097 CRGIS 242 to Evaluate Pgh Register Insufficient 1992; City of West End Branch 19-H- 47 WABASH ST Information 101760.0104 Pittsburgh Carnegie Library 284 to Evaluate Landmark; CRGIS Insufficient 705 WALBRIDGE Pgh Register 19-H-21 Information 009741.0001 ST 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient 715 WALBRIDGE Pgh Register 19-H-18 Information 009742.0001 ST 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient Pgh Register West End Park WALLBRIDGE ST 19-L-160 Information 009740.0001 1992; CRGIS to Evaluate Insufficient 19-G- 635 WYMORE ST Information 009743.0001 CRGIS 169 to Evaluate 913 WYMORE ST 19-B-212 Demolished 009744.0001 CRGIS Post-1975 Resources (N=2) Site of Westlake 1015 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-82 Demolished 082589.0001 CRGIS Public School S. Main Street Bridge S MAIN ST N/A Demolished 129790.0001 CRGIS over Saw Mill Run
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# McCann-Shields 21 ALEXANDER ST 6-E-8 Building High Yes 101760.0015 Paint Co. 21-23 ALEXANDER ST 6-E-8 Building Medium Yes 101760.0016 50 ALEXANDER ST 19-H-284 Building Medium No 101760.0240 520 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-186 Building n/a No 101760.0187 609 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-300 n/a n/a No 101760.0204 622 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-321 Site n/a No 101760.0208 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-325 Site n/a No 101760.0209 400 GREENTREE RD 19-M-96 Building High Yes 101760.0130 St. George's 401 GREENTREE RD 19-S-135 Building Medium Yes 101760.0137 Episcopal Church 402-404 GREENTREE 19-M-96 Building Medium Yes 101760.0131 RD 410 GREENTREE RD 19-M-97 Building n/a No 101760.0257 412 GREENTREE RD 19-S-144 Building Medium Yes 101760.0139 414 GREENTREE RD 19-S-146 Building Medium Yes 101760.0140 416 GREENTREE RD 19-S-144 Building Medium Yes 101760.0138 420 GREENTREE RD 19-S-152 Building Medium No 101760.0268 420 GREENTREE RD 19-S-148 Building Medium Yes 101760.0141 Old Stone Tavern 434 GREENTREE RD 19-S-156 Building Medium Yes 101760.0142 110 S MAIN ST 6-A-85 Building Low No 101760.0159 309 S MAIN ST 6-A-125 Building Medium No 101760.0165 City of Pittsburgh Police Station & 312 S MAIN ST 6-A-99 Building Medium Yes 101760.0006 Engine Company 10 318-320 S MAIN ST 6-A-101-A Building Medium Yes 101760.0009 319-325 S MAIN ST 6-A-125 Building Medium Yes 101760.0014 St. James School 327 S MAIN ST 6-A-113 Building Medium Yes 101760.0013 St. James R C 6-A-111- 328 S MAIN ST Building High Yes 101760.0012 Church 0-2 400 S MAIN ST 19-D-279 Building Medium Yes 101760.0070 406 S MAIN ST 19-D-278 Building Medium Yes 101760.0069 408 S MAIN ST 19-D-277 Building Medium Yes 101760.0068 409 S MAIN ST 19-D-285 Building Medium No 101760.0072 410 S MAIN ST 19-D-276 Building Medium Yes 101760.0067 411 S MAIN ST 19-D-286 Site n/a No 101760.0074 412 S MAIN ST 19-D-275 Building Medium Yes 101760.0066 413 S MAIN ST 19-D-288 Building Medium Yes 101760.0075 414 S MAIN ST 19-D-274 Building Medium Yes 101760.0065 417 S MAIN ST 19-D-290 n/a n/a No 101760.0199
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 420 S MAIN ST 19-D-272 Site n/a No 101760.0197 421 S MAIN ST 19-D-296 n/a n/a No 101760.0200 Hershberger 424 S MAIN ST 19-D-269 Building Medium Yes 101760.0064 Block 426 S MAIN ST 19-D-266 Building Medium Yes 101760.0063 430 S MAIN ST 19-D-263 n/a n/a No 101760.0196 431 S MAIN ST 19-D-297 Site n/a No 101760.0201 432 S MAIN ST 19-D-262 n/a n/a No 101760.0195 433 S MAIN ST 19-D-298 Site n/a No 101760.0202 435 S MAIN ST 19-D-299 n/a n/a No 101760.0203 436 S MAIN ST 19-D-261 Building High Yes 101760.0062 437 S MAIN ST 19-D-301 n/a n/a No 101760.0205 438-440 S MAIN ST 19-D-260 Building Medium Yes 101760.0061 441 S MAIN ST 19-D-302 Building High No 101760.0206 H. Daub Building 443-445 S MAIN ST 19-D-305 Building Medium Yes 101760.0076 450 S MAIN ST 19-D-258 Building High Yes 101760.0060 452 S MAIN ST 19-D-255 Building Medium Yes 101760.0059 West End Savings 500 S MAIN ST 19-D-251 Building Medium Yes 101760.0057 Bank 11th Presbyterian 510 S MAIN ST 19-D-243 Building Medium Yes 101760.0054 Church Wabash Station 515 S MAIN ST 19-H-172 Building Medium Yes 101760.0088 Post Office 516 S MAIN ST 19-D-239 Building Medium Yes 101760.0053 518 S MAIN ST 19-D-238 Building Medium Yes 101760.0050 520 S MAIN ST 19-D-236 Building Medium Yes 101760.0049 522 S MAIN ST 19-D-234 Site n/a No 101760.0193 600 S MAIN ST 19-D-232 Building High Yes 101760.0048 602 S MAIN ST 19-D-231 Building Medium Yes 101760.0047 606 S MAIN ST 19-D-229 Building Medium Yes 101760.0046 608 S MAIN ST 19-D-228 Building Medium Yes 101760.0045 611 S MAIN ST 19-H-167 Building High Yes 101760.0087 612 S MAIN ST 19-D-227 Building Medium Yes 101760.0044 614 S MAIN ST 19-D-226 Building Medium Yes 101760.0043 616 S MAIN ST 19-D-225 Building Medium Yes 101760.0042 622 S MAIN ST 19-D-221 n/a n/a No 101760.0039 624 S MAIN ST 19-D-222 Building Medium Yes 101760.0040 West End 19-H-166- Methodist 625 S MAIN ST Building High Yes 101760.0086 0-2 Episcopal Church
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 625 S MAIN ST 19-H-165 Building High Yes 101760.0085 626 S MAIN ST 19-D-220 Building Medium Yes 101760.0038 S MAIN ST 6-A-88 n/a n/a No 101760.0160 S MAIN ST 19-D-223 n/a n/a No 101760.0041 S MAIN ST 19-H-173 n/a n/a No 101760.0215 S MAIN ST 6-A-97 Site n/a No 101760.0161 S MAIN ST 6-A-102 Site n/a No 101760.0163 Dacar Bldg 1007 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-204 Building High Yes 101760.0143 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-207 Building Medium Yes 101760.0144 Mondae's Auto 18 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-269 Building Medium No 101760.0239 Supply 68 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-260 Site n/a No 101760.0237 70 NEPTUNE ST 19-D-319 Site n/a No 101760.0207 401 NEPTUNE ST 6-A-135 Building Medium No 101760.0166 412 NEPTUNE ST 19-D-286 Building Low No 101760.0073 415 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-266 Building Medium No 101760.0238 NEPTUNE ST 19-D-327 Site n/a No 101760.0210 1 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-143 Building Medium Yes 101760.0084 2 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-142 n/a n/a No 101760.0213 4 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-141 n/a n/a No 101760.0212 6 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-140 Building Medium Yes 101760.0083 West End Presbyterian 17 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-177 Building Low No 101760.0216 Church 19 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-180 n/a n/a No 101760.0217 21 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-181 n/a n/a No 101760.0218 29 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-186 Building Medium Yes 101760.0091 31 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-234 Building Medium Yes 101760.0096 Zion A.M.E. 38 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-125 Building Medium Yes 101760.0082 Church 19-H-123; 40 NOBLESTOWN RD Building Low No 101760.0211 19-H-121 42 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-122 Building Medium Yes 101760.0081 43 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-194 n/a n/a No 101760.0220 PLANET ST N/A Structure Medium No 101760.0269 340 SANCTUS ST 19-D-161 n/a n/a No 101760.0182 Alexander Street/Skid Way SKID WAY N/A Structure High Yes 101760.0145 Bridge St. James 87-87-1/2 STEUBEN 6-A-36 Building Medium Yes 101760.0005 Convent ST
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 91 STEUBEN ST 6-A-23 Building Medium Yes 101760.0004 93 STEUBEN ST 6-A-22 Building Medium Yes 101760.0003 95 STEUBEN ST 6-A-21 n/a n/a No 101760.0155 97 STEUBEN ST 6-A-20 n/a n/a No 101760.0154 105 STEUBEN ST 6-A-16 n/a n/a No 101760.0151 107 STEUBEN ST 6-A-14 n/a n/a No 101760.0150 109 STEUBEN ST 6-A-12 n/a n/a No 101760.0148 111 STEUBEN ST 6-A-10 n/a n/a No 101760.0147 113 STEUBEN ST 6-A-7 Building Medium Yes 101760.0002 119 STEUBEN ST 19-D-158 n/a n/a No 101760.0181 Deutsche Verreingte 123 STEUBEN ST 19-D-164 Building Medium Yes 101760.0023 Evangelische Kirche 129 STEUBEN ST 19-D-167 Building Medium Yes 101760.0024 131 STEUBEN ST 19-D-168 Building Medium No 101760.0183 133 STEUBEN ST 19-D-170 n/a n/a No 101760.0184 134 STEUBEN ST 19-D-132 Building Medium Yes 101760.0022 135 STEUBEN ST 19-D-171 n/a n/a No 101760.0185 138 STEUBEN ST 19-D-131 Site n/a No 101760.0179 139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-172 n/a n/a No 101760.0186 139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-173 Building High Yes 101760.0025 139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-174 Building High Yes 101760.0026 143-147 STEUBEN ST 19-D-177 Building Medium No 101760.0027 144 STEUBEN ST 19-D-129 n/a n/a No 101760.0178 146-148 STEUBEN ST 19-D-125 Building Medium Yes 101760.0021 149 STEUBEN ST 19-D-179 Building Medium Yes 101760.0028 158 STEUBEN ST 19-D-124 Building Medium Yes 101760.0020 St. Martin's RC 162 STEUBEN ST 19-D-111 Building High Yes 101760.0019 Rectory 171 STEUBEN ST 19-D-188 Building Low No 101760.0029 175 STEUBEN ST 19-D-189 Building Low No 101760.0030 Odd Fellows Hall 179 STEUBEN ST 19-D-198 Building Medium Yes 101760.0031 184 STEUBEN ST 19-D-107 n/a n/a No 101760.0177 190 STEUBEN ST 19-D-106 Building Medium Yes 101760.0017 191 STEUBEN ST 19-D-199 Building Medium Yes 101760.0032 192 STEUBEN ST 19-D-106 Building Medium Yes 101760.0018 193 STEUBEN ST 19-D-200 n/a n/a No 101760.0189 194 STEUBEN ST 19-D-105 n/a n/a No 101760.0176 195 STEUBEN ST 19-D-202 Building Low No 101760.0190
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 196 STEUBEN ST 19-D-104 Building Low No 101760.0175 197 STEUBEN ST 19-D-204 n/a n/a No 101760.0191 198 STEUBEN ST 19-D-80 Building Low No 101760.0168 199 STEUBEN ST 19-D-205 n/a n/a No 101760.0192 200 STEUBEN ST 19-D-80 Building Low No 101760.0167 203 STEUBEN ST 19-D-208 Building Medium Yes 101760.0033 204 STEUBEN ST 19-D-100 n/a n/a No 101760.0174 205 STEUBEN ST 19-D-208 Building Medium Yes 101760.0034 206 STEUBEN ST 19-D-98 n/a n/a No 101760.0173 207 STEUBEN ST 19-D-211 Building Low No 101760.0035 210 STEUBEN ST 19-D-96 n/a n/a No 101760.0172 211 STEUBEN ST 19-D-212 Building Low No 101760.0036 212 STEUBEN ST 19-D-95 n/a n/a No 101760.0171 214 STEUBEN ST 19-D-92 n/a n/a No 101760.0170 218 STEUBEN ST 19-D-91 n/a n/a No 101760.0169 19-D-213- 221 STEUBEN ST Building Medium Yes 101760.0037 0-1 STEUBEN ST 6-A-17 n/a n/a No 101760.0152 STEUBEN ST 6-A-18 n/a n/a No 101760.0153 STEUBEN ST 6-A-24 n/a n/a No 101760.0156 STEUBEN ST 19-D-155 n/a n/a No 101760.0180 131 VIOLET WAY 6-A-36 Building Medium No 101760.0158 142 VIOLET WAY 6-A-100 Building Medium Yes 101760.0007 142-1/2 VIOLET WAY 6-A-100-A Building Medium Yes 101760.0008 144 VIOLET WAY 6-A-101 n/a n/a No 101760.0162 146 VIOLET WAY 6-A-103 n/a n/a No 101760.0164 148 VIOLET WAY 6-A-104 Building Medium Yes 101760.0010 150 VIOLET WAY 6-A-105 Building Medium Yes 101760.0011 19-D-238- 196 VIOLET WAY Building Medium Yes 101760.0051 A 198 VIOLET WAY 19-D-239 Building Medium Yes 101760.0052 332 VIOLET WAY 6-A-8 Site n/a No 101760.0146 402 VIOLET WAY 19-D-280 Building High Yes 101760.0071 19-D-275- 412 VIOLET WAY Building Low No 101760.0198 1 VIOLET WAY 6-A-13 Site n/a No 101760.0149 VIOLET WAY 6-A-27 Site n/a No 101760.0157 12 WABASH ST 19-D-194 n/a n/a No 101760.0188 13-17 WABASH ST 19-D-255 Building Medium Yes 101760.0058 14 WABASH ST 19-D-247 Building Medium Yes 101760.0055
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 16 WABASH ST 19-D-248 Building Medium Yes 101760.0056 18-20 WABASH ST 19-D-249 Site n/a No 101760.0194 West End Savings Bank & Trust 22 WABASH ST 19-D-317 Building High Yes 101760.0080 Company 25 WABASH ST 19-D-308 Building Medium Yes 101760.0077 27 WABASH ST 19-D-309 Building Medium Yes 101760.0078 29 WABASH ST 19-D-310 Building Medium Yes 101760.0079 34 WABASH ST 19-H-249 Building Medium Yes 101760.0101 35 WABASH ST 19-H-255 Building High Yes 101760.0102 36 WABASH ST 19-H-248 Building Medium Yes 101760.0100 37 WABASH ST 19-H-256 Building High Yes 101760.0103 38 WABASH ST 19-H-247 Site n/a No 101760.0233 39 WABASH ST 19-H-257 Site n/a No 101760.0235 40 WABASH ST 19-H-246 Building High Yes 101760.0099 41 WABASH ST 19-H-258 Site n/a No 101760.0236 42 WABASH ST 19-H-245 Building Medium Yes 101760.0098 44 WABASH ST 19-H-242 Building Medium Yes 101760.0097 Veterans 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 Object High No 101760.0241 memorial West End Branch 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 Building High Yes 101760.0104 Carnegie Library Wabash 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 Site Medium Yes 101760.0105 Playground 48 WABASH ST 19-H-241 Building Low No 101760.0231 John Kenny & Sons Merchant 50 WABASH ST 19-H-240 n/a n/a No 101760.0230 Tailors 54 WABASH ST 19-H-182 Building Medium Yes 101760.0089 56 WABASH ST 19-H-182 Building Medium Yes 101760.0090 58 WABASH ST 19-H-236 n/a n/a No 101760.0229 60 WABASH ST 19-H-235 n/a n/a No 101760.0228 62 WABASH ST 19-H-187 Site n/a No 101760.0219 64 WABASH ST 19-H-232 Site n/a No 101760.0227 68 WABASH ST 19-H-230 Building Medium Yes 101760.0095 70 WABASH ST 19-H-229 Site n/a No 101760.0226 72 WABASH ST 19-H-227 Building Medium Yes 101760.0094 74 WABASH ST 19-H-226 n/a n/a No 101760.0225 76 WABASH ST 19-H-225 Building Medium Yes 101760.0093 80 WABASH ST 19-H-197 Building n/a No 101760.0221 96 WABASH ST 19-H-207 n/a n/a No 101760.0223
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# 98 WABASH ST 19-H-208 Building Medium Yes 101760.0092 104 WABASH ST 19-M-56 Building n/a No 101760.0247 106 WABASH ST 19-M-60 n/a n/a No 101760.0248 107 WABASH ST 19-M-128 Site n/a No 101760.0267 107 WABASH ST 19-M-129 Building Medium Yes 101760.0136 108 WABASH ST 19-M-61 n/a n/a No 101760.0249 108 WABASH ST 19-M-62 n/a n/a No 101760.0250 110 WABASH ST 19-M-63 Building Medium Yes 101760.0119 111 WABASH ST 19-M-127 Building High Yes 101760.0135 112 WABASH ST 19-M-64 Building Medium Yes 101760.0120 113 WABASH ST 19-M-126 Building Medium Yes 101760.0134 114-116 WABASH ST 19-M-65 Building High No 101760.0251 115 WABASH ST 19-M-125 n/a n/a No 101760.0266 119 WABASH ST 19-M-123 Building Medium Yes 101760.0133 121 WABASH ST 19-M-117 Building Medium No 101760.0264 130 WABASH ST 19-M-73 Building Medium Yes 101760.0121 131 WABASH ST 19-M-115 Site n/a No 101760.0263 132 WABASH ST 19-M-76 Building High Yes 101760.0252 133 WABASH ST 19-M-114 Building Low No 101760.0261 134 WABASH ST 19-M-77 Building Medium Yes 101760.0122 135 WABASH ST 19-M-114 Building Low No 101760.0262 136 WABASH ST 19-M-78 Building Medium Yes 101760.0123 138 WABASH ST 19-M-79 Building Medium Yes 101760.0124 139 WABASH ST 19-M-112 Building Medium Yes 101760.0260 140 WABASH ST 19-M-80 Site n/a No 101760.0253 141 WABASH ST 19-M-110 Site n/a No 101760.0259 144 WABASH ST 19-M-82 Building Medium Yes 101760.0254 145 WABASH ST 19-M-108 Site n/a No 101760.0258 149 WABASH ST 19-M-107 Building Medium Yes 101760.0132 150 WABASH ST 19-M-89 Building Medium Yes 101760.0126 152 WABASH ST 19-M-87 Building Medium Yes 101760.0125 158 WABASH ST 19-M-88 Building Low No 101760.0256 160 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building High Yes 101760.0127 164-166 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building High Yes 101760.0129 164 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building Medium Yes 101760.0128 440 WABASH ST 19-H-244 n/a n/a No 101760.0232 WABASH ST 19-H-206 n/a n/a No 101760.0222 WABASH ST 19-M-84 n/a n/a No 101760.0255 WABASH ST 19-M-124 n/a n/a No 101760.0265 WABASH ST 19-H-253 Site n/a No 101760.0234
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Table 4: List of Resources in the West End Valley Historic District (N=268) Map-Lot- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Contributor Block Type Inventory ID# WABASH ST 19-H-209 Building n/a No 101760.0224 601 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-169 Structure n/a No 101760.0214 129 WARDEN ST 19-M-38 Building Medium Yes 101760.0118 131 WARDEN ST 19-M-36 Building Medium Yes 101760.0117 133 WARDEN ST 19-M-35 Building Medium Yes 101760.0116 135 WARDEN ST 19-M-34 Building Medium Yes 101760.0115 137 WARDEN ST 19-M-33 Building Medium Yes 101760.0114 141 WARDEN ST 19-M-31 Building Medium Yes 101760.0113 143 WARDEN ST 19-M-30 Building Medium Yes 101760.0112 144 WARDEN ST 19-M-10 Building Low No 101760.0242 145 WARDEN ST 19-M-29 Building Medium Yes 101760.0111 147 WARDEN ST 19-M-28 Building Medium Yes 101760.0110 148 WARDEN ST 19-M-14 Building Medium Yes 101760.0106 149 WARDEN ST 19-M-27 Building Medium Yes 101760.0109 150 WARDEN ST 19-M-15 Building Medium Yes 101760.0107 152 WARDEN ST 19-M-16 Building Low No 101760.0244 154 WARDEN ST 19-M-17 Site n/a No 101760.0245 Pittsburgh Art 160 WARDEN ST 19-M-19 Building High Yes 101760.0108 Glass Company WARDEN ST 19-M-12 n/a n/a No 101760.0243 WARDEN ST 19-M-32 n/a n/a No 101760.0246
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
279 ADVENT ST 20-S-214 Building Low c. 1890 837419.0001
281 ADVENT ST 20-S-212 Building Medium c. 1890 837418.0001
284 ADVENT ST 20-S-210 Building Low c. 1890 837417.0001
2 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-134 Building Medium c1885 837258.0001
8 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-135 Building Medium c1885 837259.0001
9 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-154 Building Medium c1885 837273.0001
20-R-136- 10 AINSWORTH ST A Building Medium c1885 837261.0001
11 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-153 Building Medium c1885 837272.0001
12 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-136 Building Medium c1885 837260.0001
13 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-152 Building Medium c1885 837271.0001
14 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-137 Building Low c1885 837262.0001
17 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-150 Building Medium c1890 837270.0001
18 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-139 Building Medium c1885 837263.0001
19 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-148 Building Medium c1885 837268.0001
21 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-149 Building Medium c1905 837269.0001
22 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-141 Building Low c1885 837264.0001
218 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-270 Building Low c. 1890 837335.0001
220 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-271 Building Medium C. 1890 837336.0001
300 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-145 Building Medium c1885 837266.0001
302 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-147 Building Medium c1885 837267.0001
303 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-142 Building Medium c1885 837265.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
50 ALEXANDER ST 19-H-284 Building Medium C 1960 101760.0240
622 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-321 Site n/a 101760.0208
ALEXANDER ST 19-D-325 Site n/a 101760.0209
207 AMHERST ST 19-C-182 Building Medium C. 1880 836645.0001
209 AMHERST ST 19-C-183 Building Medium C1890 836646.0001
211 AMHERST ST 19-C-184 Building Medium C1890 836647.0001
213 AMHERST ST 19-C-185 Building Medium C1900 836648.0001
215 AMHERST ST 19-C-186 Building Medium C1900 836649.0001
901 AMHERST ST 19-C-216 Building Low C1890 836564.0001
903 AMHERST ST 19-C-215 Building Medium C1890 836563.0001
905 AMHERST ST 19-C-214 Building Medium C1890 836562.0001
19-C-213- 907 AMHERST ST B Building Low C1890 836561.0001
19-C-213- 909 AMHERST ST A Building Medium C1890 836560.0001
911 AMHERST ST 19-C-213 Building Medium C1890 836559.0001
913 AMHERST ST 19-C-253 Building Medium C1925 836586.0001
1 ANGLE ST 7-N-177 Building Low C 1880 836490.0001
9 ANGLE ST 7-N-188 Building Medium C1870 836494.0001
11 ANGLE ST 7-N-165 Building Low C1875 836489.0001
77 ANGLE ST 7-N-182 Site n/a n/a
78 ANGLE ST 7-N-183 Building Low C 1880 836493.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1201-1203 ARNOLD ST 19-B-311 Building Medium c1885 836596.0001
1211 ARNOLD ST 19-B-315 Building Medium c1870 836597.0001
1215 ARNOLD ST 19-B-316 Building Medium c1885 836598.0001
1217 ARNOLD ST 19-B-317 Building Medium c1870 836599.0001
1223 ARNOLD ST 19-B-319 Building Medium c1870 836600.0001
1227 ARNOLD ST 19-B-321 Building Low c1870 836601.0001
1229 ARNOLD ST 19-B-323 Building Low c1915 836602.0001
1305 ARNOLD ST 19-E-96 Building Low c1860 836615.0001
1313 ARNOLD ST 19-E-98 Building Medium c1970 836616.0001
1315 ARNOLD ST 19-E-98 Building Medium c1970 836617.0001
1321 ARNOLD ST 19-E-101 Building Low c1870 836618.0001
1323 ARNOLD ST 19-E-103 Site n/a n/a
1325 ARNOLD ST 19-E-104 Building Medium c1895 836619.0001
1335 ARNOLD ST 19-E-106 Building Medium C1925 836620.0001
1343 ARNOLD ST 19-E-110 Building Medium C1925 836621.0001
1351 ARNOLD ST 19-E-113 Building Low C1890 836622.0001
6 ATTICA ST 20-S-236 Building Medium C 1880 837422.0001
100 ATTICA ST 19-C-83 Building Medium c1875 836627.0001
106 ATTICA ST 19-D-86 Building Medium c1885 836613.0001
109 ATTICA ST 19-D-11 Building Medium c1890 836602.0001
115 ATTICA ST 19-D-16 Building Medium c1980 836603.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
211-213 ATTICA ST 19-D-17-1 Building Medium c1900 836604.0001
212 ATTICA ST 19-D-77 Building Low c1875 836612.0001
214 ATTICA ST 19-C-78 Building Medium c1880 836626.0001
303 ATTICA ST 20-S-282 Building Low C. 1880 837424.0001
606 ATTICA ST 19-D-31 Building Medium C 1920 836609.0001
610-612 ATTICA ST 19-D-29 Building High C1860 836608.0001
622 ATTICA ST 19-D-27 Building Medium C1870 836607.0001
626 ATTICA ST 19-D-25 Building Medium c1885 836606.0001
700 ATTICA ST 19-D-23 Building Low c1890 836605.0001
701 ATTICA ST 19-D-70 Building Medium C1900 836610.0001
703 ATTICA ST 19-D-74 Building Medium C1900 836611.0001
Attica St. steps ATTICA ST N/A Structure Medium c1950 837433.0001
3 BALFOUR ST 20-S-226 Building Medium C1880 837421.0001
4 BALFOUR ST 20-S-224 Building Low C 1880 837420.0001
5 BALFOUR ST 7-N-179 Building Low C1930 836491.0001
79 BALFOUR ST 7-N-180 Building Low C 1880 836492.0001
919 BERDELLA ST 20-P-56 Building Medium C1925 837137.0001
1908 BERDELLA ST 20-P-54 Building Medium C1910 837136.0001
1910 BERDELLA ST 20-P-53 Building Medium C1910 837135.0001
1912 BERDELLA ST 20-P-52 Building Low C1915 837134.0001
1914 BERDELLA ST 20-P-51 Building Low C1890 837133.0001
2 BOND ST 20-G-188 Building Low c1890 836847.0001
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appendix c Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616)
Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
10 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-22 Building Low C1910 837204.0001
12 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-23 Building Medium C1910 837205.0001
14 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-24 Building Medium C1890 837206.0001
22 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-26 Building Medium C1905 837208.0001
32 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-33 Building Low C1915 837212.0001
34 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-34 Building Medium C1910 837213.0001
36 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-35 Building Medium C1910 837214.0001
700 BUCYRUS ST 20-L-5 Building Medium C1925 836912.0001
704 BUCYRUS ST 20-L-4 Building Low C1925 836911.0001
705 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-36 Building Medium C1955 837215.0001
708 BUCYRUS ST 20-L-3 Building Low C1925 836910.0001
710 B BUCYRUS ST 20-L-1 Building Medium C1880 836909.0001
715 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-32 Building Medium C1915 837211.0001
718 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-5 Building Medium C1910 837192.0001
719 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-31 Building Medium C1905 837210.0001
720 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-6 Building Medium C1890 837193.0001
721 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-30 Building Medium C1920 837209.0001
722 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-7 Building Medium C1890 837194.0001
726 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-9 Building Medium C1890 837195.0001
730 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-11 Building Medium C1890 837196.0001
732 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-12 Building Low C1950 837197.0001
736 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-14 Building Medium C1925 837198.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
741 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-20 Building Low C1930 837202.0001
743 BUCYRUS ST 20-R-21 Building Medium C1905 837203.0001
200 BUTTONWOOD ST 19-L-98 Building Low c. 1900 836761.0001
701 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-201 Structure n/a n/a
716 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-121 Building Low C1890 836637.0001
727 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-119 Building Medium C1900 836636.0001
731 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-115 Building Medium C1900 836634.0001
731 1/2 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-115 Building Medium C1900 836635.0001
736 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-112 Building Medium C1970 836633.0001
800 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-55 Building Medium C1970 836616.0001
812 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-46 Building Medium C1925 836613.0001
816 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-112 Building Medium c1885 837248.0001
817 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-156 Building Medium C1900 836640.0001
818 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-113 Building Medium C1890 837249.0001
Veterans Honor Roll Marker 900 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-119 Object High c1965 837439.0001
900 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-119 Building Medium C1875 837250.0001
913-917 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-93 Building Medium C1925 837244.0001
914 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-121 Building Low C1880 837251.0001
919 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-92 Building Medium C1900 837243.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
920 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-123 Building Medium C1880 837252.0001
921-923 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-90-1 Building Medium C1910 837242.0001
922 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-124 Building Medium C1880 837253.0001
924 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-125 Site n/a 837254.0001
925 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-89 Building Low C1890 837241.0001
926 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-126 Site n/a n/a
928-930 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-128 Building Medium C1940 837255.0001
1000 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-72 Building Medium c. 1910 837230.0001
1001 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-76 Building Medium c1895 837232.0001
1008 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-74 Building Low c. 1900 837231.0001
1010 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-18 Building Medium c. 1870 837201.0001
1011 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-77 Building Medium c. 1945 837233.0001
1012 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-17 Building Medium c. 1880 837200.0001
1015 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-255 Building Low c. 1890 837174.0001
1017 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-257 Building Low c. 1890 837176.0001
1018 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-16 Building Medium c. 1910 837199.0001
1019 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-256 Building Medium c. 1915 837175.0001
1023 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-258 Building Medium c. 1910 837177.0001
1025 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-260 Building Medium c. 1930 837179.0001
1028 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-298 Building High c1930 837188.0001
1029 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-262 Building Low c. 1890 837180.0001
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appendix c Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616)
Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1033 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-263 Building Low c. 1900 837181.0001
1036-1038 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-296 Building Low c. 1870 837187.0001
1037 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-264 Building Medium c. 1890 837182.0001
1039 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-265 Building Medium c. 1910 837183.0001
1040 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-294 Building Medium c. 1925 837186.0001
1100 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-293 Building Medium c. 1930 837185.0001
1108 CHARTIERS AVE 20-P-290 Building Low c1910 837184.0001
1300 CHARTIERS AVE 20-K-72 Building Low c1905 836860.0001
1302 CHARTIERS AVE 20-K-71 Building Medium c1900 836859.0001
1304 CHARTIERS AVE 20-K-69 Building Medium c1900 836858.0001
1306 CHARTIERS AVE 20-K-66 Building Medium c1955 836857.0001
1310 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-266 Building Medium c1890 836834.0001
1312 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-265 Building Medium c1890 836833.0001
1318 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-262 Building Low c1910 836832.0001
1320 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-261 Building Medium c1920 836831.0001
1328 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-255 Building High c1950 836830.0001
1360 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-240 Building Medium c1960 836829.0001
China Street City Steps CHINA ST N/A Structure Medium 837435.0001
109 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-286 Building Low C1890 837345.0001
110 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-333 Building Medium C1920 837355.0001
121 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-293 Building Medium C1890 837346.0001
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appendix c Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616)
Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
Acme Stamping & Wire 20-B-72; Forming Co. 201 CORLISS ST 20-B-62 Building High c1930 836791.0001
251 CORLISS ST 20-B-49 Building Low c1930 836790.0001
20-F-7; 281 CORLISS ST 20-F-3 Building Medium c1930 836803.0001
293 CORLISS ST 20-F-14 Building Medium c1930 836804.0001
106 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-212 Building Medium c1885 836558.0001
108 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-211 Building Medium c1885 836557.0003
110 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-210 Building Medium c1885 836557.0002
111 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-188 Building Medium c1870 836551.0002
112 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-209 Building Medium c1885 836556.0001
113 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-189 Building Medium c1870 836551.0003
700 BLK CRUCIBLE ST N/A Structure Medium 837436.0001
710 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-196 Building Medium c1885 836554.0001
712 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-195 Building Medium c1885 836553.0001
714 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-194 Building Medium c1885 836552.0003
716 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-193 Building Medium c1885 836552.0002
721 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-207 Building Medium c1905 836555.0001
803 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-219 Building Medium c1870 836565.0001
805 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-221 Building Medium c1870 836566.0001
811 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-223 Building Medium c1870 836567.0002
813 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-224 Building Medium c1870 836567.0003
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
821 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-227 Building Medium c1885 836568.0001
823 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-228 Building Medium c1880 836569.0001
829 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-229 Building Medium c1900 836570.0001
831 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-233 Building Medium c1880 836572.0001
833 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-232 Building Medium c1915 836571.0001
835 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-234 Building Medium c1885 836573.0001
836 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-164 Building Medium c1900 836644.0001
842 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-162 Building Low c1900 836643.0001
843 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-236 Building High c1880 836574.0001
844 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-160 Building Medium c1900 836642.0001
845 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-9 Building Medium c1880 836505.0001
846 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-159 Building Medium c1900 836641.0001
849 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-8 Building Low c1885 836504.0001
850 CRUCIBLE ST 20-R-101 Building Medium c1905 837247.0001
851 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-6 Building Low c1885 836503.0001
852 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-198 Building Medium c1910 837163.0001
855 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-5 Building Medium c1895 836502.0001
857 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-4 Building Medium c1895 836501.0001
859 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-3 Building Low c1900 836500.0001
861 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-2 Building Medium c1910 836499.0001
863 CRUCIBLE ST 19-B-1 Building High c1910 836498.0001
1006 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-186 Building Medium c. 1915 837161.0002
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1008 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-187 Building Medium c. 1915 837161.0003
1010 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-185 Building Medium c. 1900 837160.0001
1012 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-184 Building Medium c. 1900 837159.0001
1016 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-182 Building Medium c. 1900 837158.0001
1018 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-181 Building Medium c. 1915 837157.0001
1019 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-85 Building Medium C1890 837147.0001
1020 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-180 Building Medium c. 1910 837156.0001
1021 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-86 Building Medium C1890 837148.0001
1023 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-87 Building Low C1890 837149.0001
1025 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-88 Building Medium C1890 837150.0001
1026 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-176 Building Medium C. 1900 837155.0001
1029 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-90 Building Medium C1890 837151.0001
1039 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-92 Building Medium C1925 837152.0001
1105 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-94 Building Medium C1925 837153.0001
1111 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-96 Building Medium C1925 837154.0001
156 DANLEY ST 20-C-29 Building Low c1890 836801.0001
164 DANLEY ST 20-B-88 Building Medium c1885 836792.0001
175 DANLEY ST 20-B-178 Building Low c1885 836797.0001
258 DANLEY ST 20-B-124 Building Medium c1925 836793.0001
272 DANLEY ST 20-F-25 Building High c. 1950 836806.0001
275 DANLEY ST 20-F-170 Building Low c1900 836827.0001
292 DANLEY ST 20-F-17 Building Medium c1950 836805.0001
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appendix c Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616)
Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
8 ELBON ST 19-B-68 Building Medium c. 1890 836525.0001
9 ELBON ST 19-C-266 Building Medium c. 1890 836588.0002
1007 ELBON ST 19-C-267 Building Medium c. 1890 836588.0003
1011 ELBON ST 19-B-77 Building Medium c. 1965 836526.0001
1013 ELBON ST 19-B-78 Building Medium c. 1880 836527.0001
ELBON ST N/A Structure Medium 837434.0001
703 ELKTON ST 20-S-169 Building Medium C1930 837406.0001
707 ELKTON ST 20-S-171 Building Medium C1880 837408.0001
709 ELKTON ST 20-S-171 Building Medium C1880 837407.0001
710 ELKTON ST 20-S-185 Building Medium C1960 837416.0001
711 ELKTON ST 20-S-173 Building Medium C1890 837409.0001
713 ELKTON ST 20-S-173 Building Medium C1890 837410.0001
715 ELKTON ST 20-S-175 Building Medium C1870 837411.0001
720 ELKTON ST 20-S-181 Building Medium C1890 837415.0001
804 ELKTON ST 20-M-94 Building Medium c1885 837071.0001
807 ELKTON ST 20-S-38 Building Medium C1945 837370.0001
901 ELKTON ST 20-M-106 Building Medium c1925 837073.0001
902 ELKTON ST 20-M-85 Building Medium c1885 837069.0001
904 ELKTON ST 20-M-81 Building Medium C1870 837067.0001
905 ELKTON ST 20-M-108 Building Medium C1925 837074.0001
910 ELKTON ST 20-M-81 Building Medium C 1925 837066.0001
911 ELKTON ST 20-M-110 Building Medium C1955 837075.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
912 ELKTON ST 20-M-81 Building Medium C1925 837068.0001
915 ELKTON ST 20-M-112 Building Low C1890 837076.0001
920 ELKTON ST 20-M-78 Building Medium C1890 837065.0001
921 ELKTON ST 20-M-114 Building Medium C1960 837077.0001
922 ELKTON ST 20-M-77 Building Medium C1890 837064.0001
924 ELKTON ST 20-M-75 Building Medium C1950 837063.0001
927 ELKTON ST 20-M-116 Building Medium C1870 837078.0001
Elkton St. Brick lined gutter 1000 BLK ELKTON ST N/A Structure Medium 837430.0001
1013 ELKTON ST 20-M-208 Building Medium c1900 837116.0001
1016 ELKTON ST 20-M-223 Building Medium c1875 837123.0001
1017 ELKTON ST 20-M-210 Building Medium c1900 837117.0001
1019 ELKTON ST 20-M-211 Building Medium c1900 837118.0001
1021 ELKTON ST 20-M-212 Building Medium c1900 837119.0001
1026 ELKTON ST 20-M-219 Building Medium c1875 837122.0001
1027 ELKTON ST 20-L-132 Building Medium c1900 836941.0001
1028 ELKTON ST 20-M-218 Building Medium c1960 837121.0001
1029 ELKTON ST 20-L-131 Building Low c1900 836940.0001
1030 ELKTON ST 20-M-215 Building Medium 1964 837120.0001
1032 ELKTON ST 20-H-4 Building Medium 1959 836849.0001
1033 ELKTON ST 20-L-128 Building Medium c1925 836939.0001
1040 ELKTON ST 20-G-264 Building Medium 1954 836848.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1041 ELKTON ST 20-L-126 Building Medium 1955 836938.0001
1045 ELKTON ST 20-L-124 Building High 1955 836937.0001
70 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-85 Building Medium C 1870 836485.0001
100 BLK ELLIOTT ST N/A Structure Medium c1900 837431.0001
236 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-125 Building Low C 1920 836488.0001
ELLIOTT ST 20-G-262 Site n/a n/a
812 ERNIE ST 20-R-96 Building Medium c1895 837245.0001
814 ERNIE ST 20-R-97 Building Low c1895 837246.0002
816 ERNIE ST 20-R-98 Building Low c1895 837246.0003
818 ERNIE ST 20-R-99 Building Low c1895 837246.0004
105 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-334 Building Low c1905 837356.0001
125 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-325 Building Medium C1890 837351.0001
127 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-325 Building Medium C1890 837352.0001
140 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-341 Building Low C1900 837357.0001
143 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-317 Building Medium c1890 837348.0001
147 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-315 Building Medium c1915 837347.0001
148 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-68 Building Low C1890 837383.0001
153 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-66 Building Low c1890 837382.0001
154 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-72 Building Medium C1890 837384.0001
156 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-73 Building Medium C1890 837385.0001
201 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-63 Building Low c1870 837380.0001
202 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-75 Building Medium C1860 837386.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
203 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-63 Building Low c1870 837381.0002
205 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-63 Building Low c1870 837381.0003
207 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-61 Building Medium c1870 837379.0001
208 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-80 Building Medium C1970 837387.0001
209 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-60 Building Medium c. 1960 837378.0001
210 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-80 Building Medium C1970 837388.0001
211 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-58 Building Low c. 1870 837377.0001
212 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-80 Building Medium C1970 837389.0001
213 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-56 Building Low c. 1880 837376.0001
214 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-80 Building Medium C1970 837390.0001
302 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-86 Building Medium c. 1905 837391.0001
303 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-53 Building Medium c. 1880 837375.0001
307 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-51 Building Medium c. 1890 837374.0001
310 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-87 Building Low c. 1890 837392.0001
311 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-48 Building Medium c. 1935 837373.0001
400 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-157 Building Low c. 1870 837405.0001
401 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-43 Building Low C. 1865 837371.0001
408 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-176 Building Low C1890 837412.0001
410 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-177 Building Low c1870 837413.0001
414 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-179 Building Low C1870 837414.0001
617 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-342 Building Medium C1960 837358.0001
618 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-321 Building High c1915 837349.0001
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appendix c Table 5: Newly Surveyed Resources (N=1616)
Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
702 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-323 Building Medium C1925 837350.0001
712 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-327 Building Medium C1890 837353.0001
714 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-327 Building Medium C1890 837354.0001
1015 FREDONIA ST 20-P-205 Building Medium c. 1895 837167.0001
1018 FREDONIA ST 20-P-259 Building Medium c.1890 837178.0001
1019 FREDONIA ST 20-P-207 Building Medium c. 1895 837168.0001
1027 FREDONIA ST 20-P-209 Building Low c.1890 837169.0001
1031 FREDONIA ST 20-P-211 Building Medium c. 1915 837170.0001
1033 FREDONIA ST 20-P-212 Building Medium c. 1890 837171.0001
1035 FREDONIA ST 20-P-213 Building Medium c. 1885 837172.0001
1 FURLEY ST 20-R-281 Building Medium C1890 837343.0001
10 FURLEY ST 19-C-56 Building Low C1870 836617.0003
12 FURLEY ST 19-C-56 Building Low C1890 836617.0002
13 FURLEY ST 19-C-42 Building Medium C1910 836612.0001
14 FURLEY ST 19-C-57 Building Medium C1890 836618.0001
18 FURLEY ST 19-C-59 Building Low C1900 836619.0001
20 FURLEY ST 19-C-60 Building Medium C1900 836620.0001
115 FURLEY ST 19-C-73 Building Medium C1905 836624.0001
125 FURLEY ST 19-C-68 Building Medium C1890 836623.0001
133 FURLEY ST 19-C-64 Building Medium C1870 836622.0001
139 FURLEY ST 19-C-61 Building Medium C1870 836621.0001
711 FURLEY ST 19-C-76 Building Medium c1885 836625.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
810 FURLEY ST 19-C-50 Building Medium C1900 836614.0001
811-813 FURLEY ST 19-C-53 Building Low C1890 836615.0001
814 FURLEY ST 20-R-282 Building Low C1860 837344.0001
1208 GELSTON ST 19-B-302 Building Medium c1945 836594.0001
1214 GELSTON ST 19-B-299 Building Medium c1945 836593.0001
1220 GELSTON ST 19-B-297 Building Medium c1945 836592.0001
1224 GELSTON ST 19-B-295 Building Medium c1945 836591.0001
1228 GELSTON ST 19-B-292 Building Medium c1945 836590.0001
1232 GELSTON ST 19-B-291 Building Medium c1945 836589.0001
1238 GELSTON ST 19-F-190 Building Medium c1945 836653.0001
900 GIBSON ST 20-R-178 Building Medium c. 1900 837285.0001
901 GIBSON ST 20-R-175 Building Medium c. 1925 837284.0001
902 GIBSON ST 20-R-179 Building Low c. 1900 837286.0001
904 GIBSON ST 20-R-180 Building Medium c. 1900 837287.0001
905 GIBSON ST 20-R-172 Building Medium c. 1950 837283.0001
906 GIBSON ST 20-R-181 Building Medium c. 1925 837288.0001
910 GIBSON ST 20-R-182 Building Medium c. 1925 837289.0001
912 GIBSON ST 20-R-183 Building Low c. 1900 837290.0001
913 GIBSON ST 20-R-171 Building Medium c. 1905 837282.0001
915 GIBSON ST 20-R-170 Building High c. 1910 837281.0001
916 GIBSON ST 20-R-187 Building Low c. 1865 837291.0001
917 GIBSON ST 20-R-169 Building Medium c. 1905 837280.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
919 GIBSON ST 20-R-167 Building Low c. 1905 837279.0001
400 GREENTREE RD 19-M-96 Building High c. 1895 101760.0130
402-404 GREENTREE RD 19-M-96 Building Medium c. 1930 101760.0131
412 GREENTREE RD 19-S-144 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0139
414 GREENTREE RD 19-S-146 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0140
416 GREENTREE RD 19-S-144 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0138
419 GREENTREE RD 19-S-133 Site n/a n/a
420 GREENTREE RD 19-S-152 Building Medium c. 1965 101760.0268
420 GREENTREE RD 19-S-148 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0141
GREENTREE RD 19-M-151 Site n/a n/a
GREENTREE RD 19-S-74-1 Site n/a n/a
505 HARKER ST 19-G-102 Building Medium C1850 836681.0001
507 HARKER ST 19-G-104 Building Medium c1910 836682.0001
512 HARKER ST 19-G-282 Site n/a n/a
535 HARKER ST 19-G-199 Building Medium C1900 836696.0001
609 HARKER ST 19-G-187 Building Medium c 1870 836695.0001
642 HARKER ST 19-G-248 Building Medium c. 1890 836701.0001
644 HARKER ST 19-G-246 Building Medium c. 1935 836700.0001
648 HARKER ST 19-G-242 Building Medium c. 1935 836699.0001
649 HARKER ST 19-G-177 Building High c. 1910 836693.0001
702 HARKER ST 19-G-240 Building Medium c. 1930 836698.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
704 HARKER ST 19-G-237 Building Medium c. 1925 836697.0001
730 HARKER ST 19-C-366 Building Low c1870 836600.0001
742 HARKER ST 19-B-178 Building Medium c1870 836562.0001
908 HARKER ST 19-B-98 Building Medium c. 1970 836534.0001
910 HARKER ST 19-B-100 Building Low c1890 836535.0001
912 HARKER ST 19-B-102 Building Low c1890 836536.0001
913 HARKER ST 19-B-151 Building Medium c1890 536555.0001
915 HARKER ST 19-B-149 Building Low c1890 536554.0001
920 HARKER ST 19-B-104 Building Medium c1950 836537.0001
1000 HARKER ST 19-B-108 Building High c1925 836538.0001
1005 HARKER ST 19-B-133 Building Medium c1900 836550.0001
1007 HARKER ST 19-B-132 Building Low c1900 836549.0001
1009 HARKER ST 19-B-129 Building Low c1900 836548.0001
1010 HARKER ST 19-B-111 Building Low c1885 836539.0001
1012 HARKER ST 19-B-113 Building Low c1870 836540.0001
1017 HARKER ST 19-B-128 Building Low c1900 836547.0001
1330 HASSLER ST 19-E-214 Building High c1980 836623.0001
19-E-214- 1330 HASSLER ST T1 Site High c1970 836624.0001
112 HERNDON ST 19-C-21 Building Medium c1875 836611.0001
116 HERNDON ST 19-C-19 Building Medium c1870 836610.0001
120 HERNDON ST 19-D-8 Building Medium c1880 836601.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
127 HERNDON ST 20-S-115 Building Low C1890 837398.0001
141 HERNDON ST 20-S-107 Building Low C1890 837395.0001
148 HERNDON ST 20-S-123 Building Low c1875 837399.0001
203 HERNDON ST 20-S-112 Building Medium C1890 837397.0001
205 HERNDON ST 20-S-100 Building Medium C1890 837393.0001
207 HERNDON ST 20-S-110 Building Low C1880 837396.0001
226 HERNDON ST 20-S-134 Building Medium c1890 837400.0001
303 HERNDON ST 20-S-102 Building Medium C1890 837394.0001
2 HERROD ST 20-G-77 Building Medium c1895 836842.0001
1245 HERROD ST 20-G-66 Building Medium c1970 836841.0001
1333 HERROD ST 20-B-158 Building Medium c. 1890 836796.0001
1341 HERROD ST 20-B-151 Building Medium c1890 836795.0001
1405 HERROD ST 20-F-30 Building Medium c. 1955 836808.0001
1411 HERROD ST 20-F-28 Building Medium c. 1885 836807.0001
1431 HERROD ST 20-B-148 Building Low c. 1885 836794.0001
346 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-139 Building Medium c1960 836772.0001
432 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-78 Building Medium c1880 836671.0001
433 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-126 Building Medium c1885 836768.0001
434 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-76 Building Medium c1925 836670.0001
438 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-74 Building Medium c1925 836669.0001
505 A/B HERSCHEL ST 19-L-13 Building Low c1870 836748.0001
506 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-70 Building Medium c1870 836668.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
510 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-67 Building Low c1895 836667.0001
514 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-66 Site n/a n/a
515 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-9 Building Low c1870 836747.0001
518 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-64 Building Low c1900 836666.0001
521 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-6 Building Low c1885 836746.0001
529 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-1 Building Medium c1900 836745.0001
608 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-49 Building Medium c1885 836665.0001
609 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-10 Building Medium c1910 836654.0001
620 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-45 Building Medium c1925 836664.0001
623 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-17 Building Low c1895 836655.0001
625 HERSCHEL ST 19-L-46 Building High c1930 836754.0001
626 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-42 Building Medium C1960 836663.0001
628 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-41 Building Medium c. 1935 836662.0001
635 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-33 Building Medium C1860 836657.0001
636 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-38 Building Low C1880 836660.0001
638 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-37 Building Low C1880 836659.0001
640 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-35 Building Medium c. 1880 836658.0001
642 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-88 Building Medium C1885 836645.0001
644 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-88 Building Medium C1885 836646.0001
645 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-98 Building Medium C1860 836647.0001
701 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-134 Building Low C1915 836649.0001
702 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-84 Building Medium C1890 836644.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
706 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-81 Building Medium C1925 836643.0001
707 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-136 Building Low C1890 836650.0001
715 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-142 Building Low C1885 836651.0001
Herschel Park 719 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-143 Site Medium c1940 836652.0001
720 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-76 Building Medium c. 1935 836642.0001
722 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-75 Building Low c. 1890 836641.0001
726 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-73 Building Medium c. 1925 836640.0001
730 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-70 Building Medium c. 1945 836639.0001
740 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-66 Building Medium c. 1965 836638.0001
742 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-63 Building Medium c. 1890 836637.0001
744-746 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-60 Building Medium c. 1890 836636.0001
748 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-59 Building Low c. 1890 836635.0001
804 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-54 Building Medium c. 1930 836634.0001
812 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-262 Building Low c. 1950 836585.0001
826 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-261 Building Low c. 1870 836584.0001
904 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-253 Building Medium c. 1870 836583.0001
907 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-276 Building Low c. 1935 836586.0001
909 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-279 Building Low c. 1870 836587.0001
917 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-282 Building Medium c. 1930 836588.0001
938 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-247 Building Medium c. 1880 836582.0001
1000 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-244 Building Medium c1900 836581.0001
1001 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-303 Building Medium c1945 836595.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1002 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-243 Building Medium c1885 836580.0001
1004 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-241 Building Medium c1870 836579.0001
510 HILTON ST 19-F-122 Building Medium C1890 836648.0001
735 JANEWOOD WAY 19-C-187 Building Medium c1885 836650.0001
736 JANEWOOD WAY 19-C-143 Building Low c1885 836639.0001
43 JONES WAY 19-G-18 Building Low C1880 836656.0001
45 JONES WAY 19-L-45 Building Medium C1890 836753.0001
702 KERR ST 19-H-33 Building Medium C1950 836731.0001
Boyde House 709 KERR ST 19-H-83 Building Medium c. 1910 836743.0001
710 KERR ST 19-H-36 Building Medium C1945 836732.0001
712 KERR ST 19-H-39 Building High c. 1925 836733.0001
714 KERR ST 19-H-41 Building Medium c. 1925 836734.0001
723 KERR ST 19-H-78 Building Low C. 1890 836742.0001
724 KERR ST 19-H-43 Building Medium c. 1925 836735.0001
725 KERR ST 19-H-76 Building Medium c. 1890 836741.0001
726 KERR ST 19-H-45 Building Medium c. 1880 836736.0001
730 KERR ST 19-H-47 Building Medium c. 1880 836737.0001
800 KERR ST 19-H-54 Site n/a n/a
810 KERR ST 19-H-58 Building Medium C1925 836740.0001
824 KERR ST 19-M-3 Building High C1925 836774.0001
828 KERR ST 19-M-2 Building Low C1910 836773.0001
1013 LAKEWOOD ST 20-R-40 Building Medium C1890 837216.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1014 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-264 Building Medium C1900 837035.0001
1016 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-263 Building Medium C1900 837034.0001
1020 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-261 Building Low C1900 837033.0001
1022 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-260 Building Medium C1900 837032.0001
1024 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-259 Building Medium C1900 837031.0001
1026 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-258 Building Medium C1900 837030.0001
1028 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-257 Building Medium C1900 837029.0001
1030 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-256 Building Medium C1900 837028.0001
1032 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-255 Building Low C1900 837027.0001
1034 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-254 Building Medium C1900 837026.0001
1036 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-253 Building Medium C1900 837025.0001
1038 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-252 Building Low C1900 837024.0001
1040 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-251 Building Low C1900 837023.0001
1042 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-250 Building Medium C1900 837022.0001
1043 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-25 Building Low C1890 836918.0001
1047 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-27 Building Medium C1880 836919.0001
1105 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-28 Building Medium C1910 836920.0001
1106 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-97 Building Low C1870 836936.0001
1107 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-30 Building Medium C1910 836921.0001
1110 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-95 Building Low C1920 836935.0001
1111 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-32 Building Medium c1910 836922.0001
1115 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-33 Building Low C1915 836923.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1117 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-34 Building Medium C1915 836924.0001
1118 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-93 Building High C1945 836934.0001
1119 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-36 Building Medium C1905 836925.0001
1122 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-91 Building Medium C1945 836933.0001
1123 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-208 Building Medium C1925 836900.0001
1125 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-207 Building Medium C1940 836899.0001
1128 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-89 Building Medium C1945 836932.0001
1201 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-225 Building Medium C1915 836901.0001
1206 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-52 Building Medium C1890 836931.0001
1207 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-228 Building Medium C1860 836902.0001
1211 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-229 Building High C1925 836903.0001
1215 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-231 Building Low c1950 836904.0001
1221 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-234 Building Medium C1945 836905.0001
1222 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-45 Building Medium C1925 836930.0001
1227 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-236 Building Medium C1945 836906.0001
1231 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-238 Building Medium C1945 836907.0001
1234 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-42 Building Medium C1970 836926.0001
1236 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-42 Building Medium C1970 836927.0001
1238 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-42 Building Medium C1970 836928.0001
1240 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-42 Building Medium C1970 836929.0001
1247 LAKEWOOD ST 20-K-240 Building Medium C1925 836908.0001
1253 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-80 Building Medium C1945 836813.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1260 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-49 Building Medium C1900 836840.0001
1264 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-48 Building Medium C1960 836839.0001
1268 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-44 Building Medium C1960 836838.0001
1269 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-88 Building Low C1930 836814.0001
1276 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-42 Building Low C1930 836837.0001
1277 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-89 Building Low C1900 836815.0001
1279 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-90 Building Medium C1900 836816.0001
1280 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-41 Building Medium C1925 836836.0001
1281 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-92 Building Medium C1900 836817.0001
1283 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-94 Building Medium c. 1900 836818.0001
1285 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-96 Building Medium c. 1900 836819.0001
1305 LAKEWOOD ST 20-F-71 Building High C1960 836812.0001
1347 LAKEWOOD ST 20-C-17 Building Low c. 1890 836800.0001
1353 LAKEWOOD ST 20-C-15 Building Medium c1890 836799.0002
1355 LAKEWOOD ST 20-C-15 Building Medium c1890 836799.0003
836798.0001 1411 LAKEWOOD ST 20-C-8 Building Medium 1900 9
St. Martin's Rectory 1 LANDER ST 20-S-297 Building High 1870 837427.0001
2 LANDER ST 20-S-295 Site n/a n/a
3 LANDER ST 20-S-294 Site n/a n/a
5-7 LANDER ST 20-S-287 Building Medium C 1895 837425.0001
5 LANDER ST 20-S-289 Site Medium 1869 837426.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
Gesang Verein Enterpia 14 LINHART ST 19-C-98 Building Medium C1915 836630.0001
714 LINHART ST 19-C-122 Building Low C1910 836638.0001
728 LINHART ST 19-C-104 Building Medium C1920 836631.0001
730 LINHART ST 19-C-105 Building Low C1880 836632.0001
1920 LINHART ST 19-C-101 Site n/a n/a
200 LORENZ AVE 20-M-183 Building Medium c. 1915 837107.0001
203 LORENZ AVE 20-M-179 Building High c1925 837106.0001
205 LORENZ AVE 20-M-178 Building High c1925 837105.0001
206 LORENZ AVE 20-M-185 Building Medium c. 1915 837108.0001
207 LORENZ AVE 20-M-177 Building Medium c1925 837104.0001
209 LORENZ AVE 20-M-176 Building High c1925 837103.0001
210 LORENZ AVE 20-M-186 Building High c. 1915 837109.0001
212 LORENZ AVE 20-M-187 Building Low c. 1860 837110.0001
214 LORENZ AVE 20-M-189 Building Medium c. 1900 837111.0001
215 LORENZ AVE 20-M-174 Building Medium c1905 837102.0001
218 LORENZ AVE 20-M-191 Building Medium c. 1880 837112.0001
219 LORENZ AVE 20-M-171 Building Medium c1905 837101.0001
221 LORENZ AVE 20-M-170 Building Low c1905 837100.0001
301 LORENZ AVE 20-M-166 Building Low c1875 837099.0001
302 LORENZ AVE 20-M-194 Building Medium c. 1910 837113.0001
304 LORENZ AVE 20-M-195 Building Medium c. 1910 837114.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
305 LORENZ AVE 20-M-164 Building Medium c1925 837098.0001
308 LORENZ AVE 20-M-198 Building Medium c. 1930 837115.0001
312 LORENZ AVE 20-M-199 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0009
314 LORENZ AVE 20-M-200 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0008
315 LORENZ AVE 20-M-161 Building High c1915 837097.0001
316 LORENZ AVE 20-M-201 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0007
318 LORENZ AVE 20-M-202 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0006
319 LORENZ AVE 20-M-160 Building Medium c1890 837096.0001
320 LORENZ AVE 20-M-203 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0005
321 LORENZ AVE 20-M-159 Building Medium c1895 837095.0001
322 LORENZ AVE 20-M-204 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0004
324 LORENZ AVE 20-M-205 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0003
326 LORENZ AVE 20-L-134 Building Medium c. 1910 836942.0002
400 LORENZ AVE 20-L-168 Building Medium c. 1925 836973.0001
401 LORENZ AVE 20-M-157 Building Medium c1925 837094.0001
404 LORENZ AVE 20-L-171 Building Medium c. 1970 836974.0001
405 LORENZ AVE 20-M-156 Building Medium c1925 837093.0001
407 LORENZ AVE 20-L-285 Building Medium c1885 837048.0001
409 LORENZ AVE 20-L-282 Building Medium c1885 837047.0001
410 LORENZ AVE 20-L-172 Building Medium c. 1910 836975.0001
412 LORENZ AVE 20-L-173 Building Medium C. 1910 836976.0001
414 LORENZ AVE 20-L-174 Building Low c. 1910 836977.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
416 LORENZ AVE 20-L-175 Building Low c. 1910 836978.0001
417 1/2 LORENZ AVE 20-L-280 Building Low c1885 837045.0001
417 LORENZ AVE 20-L-280 Building Low c1905 837046.0001
418 LORENZ AVE 20-L-176 Building Medium c. 1910 836979.0001
500 LORENZ AVE 20-L-209 Building Medium c. 1900 836997.0001
504 LORENZ AVE 20-L-212 Site n/a n/a
504 LORENZ AVE 20-L-211 Building Medium c.1930 836998.0001
505 LORENZ AVE 20-L-276 Building Medium c1925 837043.0001
507 LORENZ AVE 20-L-275 Building Low c1885 837042.0001
510 LORENZ AVE 20-L-213 Building Medium c. 1900 836999.0001
511 LORENZ AVE 20-L-273 Building Medium c1885 837041.0001
512 LORENZ AVE 20-L-214 Building Medium c. 1900 837000.0001
513 LORENZ AVE 20-L-272 Building Low c1890 837040.0001
514 LORENZ AVE 20-L-215 Building Medium c. 1900 837001.0001
516 LORENZ AVE 20-L-216 Building Medium c. 1900 837002.0001
517 LORENZ AVE 20-R-224 Building High c1885 837314.0001
600 LORENZ AVE 20-L-270 Building High c. 1900 837039.0001
601 LORENZ AVE 20-R-221 Building Medium c1895 837313.0001
602 LORENZ AVE 20-L-269 Building Medium c. 1900 837038.0001
604 LORENZ AVE 20-L-268 Building Medium c. 1900 837037.0001
607 LORENZ AVE 20-R-219 Building Low c1885 837312.0001
608 LORENZ AVE 20-L-267 Building Medium c. 1900 837036.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
610 LORENZ AVE 20-R-43 Building Medium c. 1900 837217.0001
610 LORENZ AVE 20-R-43 Object Medium c. 1900 837218.0001
611 LORENZ AVE 20-R-196 Building Medium c1895 837297.0001
615 LORENZ AVE 20-R-194 Building Medium c1895 837296.0001
619 LORENZ AVE 20-R-193 Building Medium c1900 837295.0001
621 LORENZ AVE 20-R-192 Building Low c1895 837294.0001
623 LORENZ AVE 20-R-191 Building Medium c1885 837293.0001
627 LORENZ AVE 20-R-189 Building Low c1895 837292.0001
702 LORENZ AVE 20-R-50 Building Medium c. 1900 837219.0001
705 LORENZ AVE 20-R-165 Building Low c1885 837278.0001
706 LORENZ AVE 20-R-52 Site n/a n/a
707 LORENZ AVE 20-R-164 Site n/a n/a
708 LORENZ AVE 20-R-53 Building Medium c. 1900 837220.0001
709 LORENZ AVE 20-R-163 Building Medium c1885 837277.0001
714 LORENZ AVE 20-R-56 Building Low c. 1935 837221.0001
715 LORENZ AVE 20-R-159 Building Medium c1885 837276.0002
717 LORENZ AVE 20-R-159 Building Medium c1885 837276.0003
718 LORENZ AVE 20-R-59 Building High c. 1950 837222.0001
721 LORENZ AVE 20-R-158 Building Medium c1885 837275.0003
723 LORENZ AVE 20-R-157 Building Medium c1885 837275.0002
724 LORENZ AVE 20-R-61 Building Medium c. 1885 837223.0001
725 LORENZ AVE 20-R-156 Building Low c1885 837274.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
726 LORENZ AVE 20-R-62 Building Medium c. 1915 837224.0001
730 LORENZ AVE 20-R-64 Site n/a n/a
733 LORENZ AVE 20-R-132 Building Medium c1900 837257.0001
734 LORENZ AVE 20-R-65 Building Low c. 1915 837225.0001
735 LORENZ AVE 20-R-131 Building Low c1965 837256.0001
736 LORENZ AVE 20-R-66 Building Medium c. 1920 837226.0001
737 LORENZ AVE 20-R-130 Site n/a n/a
738 LORENZ AVE 20-R-67-A Site n/a n/a
740 LORENZ AVE 20-R-67 Building Low c. 1890 837227.0001
742 LORENZ AVE 20-R-68 Building Low c. 1900 837228.0001
744 LORENZ AVE 20-R-69 Building Medium c. 1900 837229.0001
804 LORENZ AVE 20-R-78 Building Medium c1890 837234.0001
807 LORENZ AVE 20-R-86 Building Low C1920 837240.0001
810 LORENZ AVE 20-P-253 Building Low c1890 837173.0001
Elliot Theater 811 LORENZ AVE 20-R-84 Building Medium C1920 837239.0001
812 LORENZ AVE 20-P-202 Building Low C1900 837166.0001
814-816 LORENZ AVE 20-P-201 Building Low C1900 837165.0001
815 LORENZ AVE 20-R-83 Building Medium C1915 837238.0001
817 LORENZ AVE 20-R-82 Building Medium C1915 837237.0001
819 LORENZ AVE 20-R-81 Building Medium C1915 837236.0001
820 LORENZ AVE 20-P-200 Building Medium C1950 837164.0001
821 LORENZ AVE 20-R-80 Building Medium C1915 837235.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
822 LORENZ AVE 20-P-192 Building Medium C1900 837162.0001
1000 BLK LORENZ AVE N/A Structure Medium 837437.0001
503 LOVELACE ST 19-G-289 Building High C1915 836709.0001
508 LOVELACE ST 19-G-304 Building Low C1890 836710.0001
509 LOVELACE ST 19-G-286 Site n/a n/a
510 LOVELACE ST 19-G-307 Building Low C1880 836711.0001
512 LOVELACE ST 19-G-307 Building Low C1880 836712.0001
513 LOVELACE ST 19-G-284 Site n/a n/a
515 LOVELACE ST 19-G-283 Site n/a n/a
516 LOVELACE ST 19-G-308 Building Low C1880 836713.0001
519 LOVELACE ST 19-G-281 Building Medium c. 1880 836708.0001
520 LOVELACE ST 19-G-311 Building Medium C1880 836714.0001
522 LOVELACE ST 19-G-313 Building Medium C1880 836715.0001
525 LOVELACE ST 19-G-278 Site n/a n/a
530 LOVELACE ST 19-G-315 Building Low C1880 836716.0001
532 LOVELACE ST 19-G-317 Building Medium C1880 836717.0001
535 LOVELACE ST 19-G-276 Building Medium c. 1885 836707.0001
537 LOVELACE ST 19-G-274 Building Medium C1870 836706.0001
540 LOVELACE ST 19-G-318 Building Medium C1880 836718.0001
551 LOVELACE ST 19-G-272 Building Medium C1925 836705.0001
613 LOVELACE ST 19-G-264 Building Low C1880 836704.0001
614 LOVELACE ST 19-G-253 Building Low C1860 836703.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1900 LOWE ST 6-N-40 Building Low c. 1910 836470.0001
LOWE ST N/A Site Low 837438.0001
110 S MAIN ST 6-A-85 Building Low C1930 101760.0159
309 S MAIN ST 6-A-125 Building Medium C1960 101760.0165
City of Pittsburgh Police Station & Engine Company 10 312 S MAIN ST 6-A-99 Building Medium C1925 101760.0006
318-320 S MAIN ST 6-A-101-A Building Medium C1905 101760.0009
319-325 S MAIN ST 6-A-125 Building Medium C1930 101760.0014
St. James School 327 S MAIN ST 6-A-113 Building Medium 1915 101760.0013
St. James R C 6-A-111- Church 328 S MAIN ST 0-2 Building High 1884 101760.0012
400 S MAIN ST 19-D-279 Building Medium C1860 101760.0070
406 S MAIN ST 19-D-278 Building Medium C1880 101760.0069
408 S MAIN ST 19-D-277 Building Medium C1895 101760.0068
409 S MAIN ST 19-D-285 Building Medium c. 1955 101760.0072
410 S MAIN ST 19-D-276 Building Medium C1870 101760.0067
411 S MAIN ST 19-D-286 Site n/a 101760.0074
412 S MAIN ST 19-D-275 Building Medium C1880 101760.0066
413 S MAIN ST 19-D-288 Building Medium c. 1915 101760.0075
414 S MAIN ST 19-D-274 Building Medium C1875 101760.0065
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
Hershberger Block 424 S MAIN ST 19-D-269 Building Medium 1903 101760.0064
426 S MAIN ST 19-D-266 Building Medium C1890 101760.0063
431 S MAIN ST 19-D-297 Site n/a 101760.0201
433 S MAIN ST 19-D-298 Site n/a 101760.0202
436 S MAIN ST 19-D-261 Building High C1870 101760.0062
438-440 S MAIN ST 19-D-260 Building Medium C1875 101760.0061
441 S MAIN ST 19-D-302 Building High c. 1955 101760.0206
450 S MAIN ST 19-D-258 Building High C 1930 101760.0060
452 S MAIN ST 19-D-255 Building Medium C1930 101760.0059
11th Presbyterian Church 510 S MAIN ST 19-D-243 Building Medium 1849 101760.0054
515 S MAIN ST 19-H-172 Building Medium c. 1905 101760.0088
516 S MAIN ST 19-D-239 Building Medium C1885 101760.0053
518 S MAIN ST 19-D-238 Building Medium C1900 101760.0050
520 S MAIN ST 19-D-236 Building Medium C1900 101760.0049
522 S MAIN ST 19-D-234 Site n/a 101760.0193
600 S MAIN ST 19-D-232 Building High c. 1890 101760.0048
602 S MAIN ST 19-D-231 Building Medium c. 1885 101760.0047
606 S MAIN ST 19-D-229 Building Medium c. 1880 101760.0046
608 S MAIN ST 19-D-228 Building Medium c. 1880 101760.0045
611 S MAIN ST 19-H-167 Building High C1870 101760.0087
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
612 S MAIN ST 19-D-227 Building Medium c. 1885 101760.0044
614 S MAIN ST 19-D-226 Building Medium c. 1930 101760.0043
616 S MAIN ST 19-D-225 Building Medium c. 1885 101760.0042
624 S MAIN ST 19-D-222 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0040
625 S MAIN ST 19-H-165 Building High C1925 101760.0085
626 S MAIN ST 19-D-220 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0038
651 S MAIN ST 19-G-356 Building High C1900 836722.0001
652 S MAIN ST 19-C-338 Building Medium C1900 836595.0001
S MAIN ST 6-A-97 Site n/a 101760.0161
S MAIN ST 6-A-102 Site n/a 101760.0163
8 MARENA ST 20-L-279 Building Medium c. 1905 837044.0001
14 MARENA ST 20-R-240 Building Low c. 1890 837319.0001
815 MARENA ST 20-S-21 Building Low c1885 837365.0001
900 MARENA ST 20-S-4 Building Low c1885 837359.0001
917 MARENA ST 20-R-242 Building Low c.1890 837321.0001
919 MARENA ST 20-R-241 Building Low c. 1890 837320.0001
920 MARENA ST 20-M-154 Building Low c. 1900 837092.0001
924 MARENA ST 20-L-289 Building Low c. 1890 837049.0001
925 MARENA ST 20-L-291 Building High c. 1945 837050.0001
1000 BLK MARENA ST N/A Structure Medium 837429.0001
1011 MARENA ST 20-L-208 Building Medium C. 1905 836996.0001
1013 MARENA ST 20-L-207 Site n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1014 MARENA ST 20-L-179 Building Medium c. 1905 836980.0001
1015 MARENA ST 20-L-206 Building Medium c. 1905 836995.0001
1016 MARENA ST 20-L-180 Building Medium c. 1905 836981.0001
1018 MARENA ST 20-L-181 Building Medium c1905 836982.0001
1020 MARENA ST 20-L-182 Building Medium c1905 836983.0001
1021 MARENA ST 20-L-204 Building Medium c. 1925 836994.0001
1024 MARENA ST 20-L-184 Building Medium c1950 836984.0001
1025 MARENA ST 20-L-203 Building Medium c. 1925 836993.0001
1027 MARENA ST 20-L-202 Building Medium c. 1925 836992.0001
1031 MARENA ST 20-L-200 Building Medium c. 1905 836991.0001
1033 MARENA ST 20-L-199 Building Medium c. 1905 836990.0001
1035 MARENA ST 20-L-198 Site n/a n/a
1037 MARENA ST 20-L-197 Building Medium c. 1905 836989.0001
1038 MARENA ST 20-L-190 Building Low c1905 836985.0001
1039 MARENA ST 20-L-196 Building Medium c. 1905 836988.0001
1041 MARENA ST 20-L-195 Building Medium c. 1905 836987.0001
1042 MARENA ST 20-L-191 Building Medium c1950 836986.0001
104 MARLOW ST 20-R-278 Building Medium C. 1900 837342.0001
106 MARLOW ST 20-R-277 Building Medium c. 1890 837341.0001
108 MARLOW ST 20-R-276 Building Medium c. 1890 837340.0001
110 MARLOW ST 20-R-275 Building Medium c. 1885 837339.0001
112 MARLOW ST 20-R-274 Building Medium c. 1890 837338.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
114 MARLOW ST 20-R-273 Building Medium c. 1890 837337.0001
200 MARLOW ST 20-R-267 Building Medium c. 1900 837334.0001
202 MARLOW ST 20-R-266 Site n/a n/a
204 MARLOW ST 20-R-265 Building Medium c.1900 837333.0001
206 MARLOW ST 20-R-264 Building Medium c. 1900 837332.0001
208 MARLOW ST 20-R-263 Building Medium c. 1900 837331.0001
210 MARLOW ST 20-R-262 Building Medium C. 1903 837330.0001
303 MARLOW ST 20-M-100 Building Medium c1890 837072.0001
304 MARLOW ST 20-R-260 Building Medium c. 1900 837329.0001
305 MARLOW ST 20-M-103 Site n/a n/a
306 MARLOW ST 20-R-259 Building Medium c. 1900 837328.0001
310 MARLOW ST 20-R-258 Building Low c. 1900 837327.0001
312 MARLOW ST 20-R-256 Building Medium c. 1930 837326.0001
314 MARLOW ST 20-R-255 Building Medium c. 1900 837325.0001
316 MARLOW ST 20-R-254 Building Medium c. 1900 837324.0001
318 MARLOW ST 20-R-253 Building Medium c. 1900 837323.0001
319 MARLOW ST 20-M-132 Building Medium c1925 837085.0001
324 MARLOW ST 20-R-252 Building Medium c. 1965 837322.0001
404 MARLOW ST 20-S-16 Building Low c.1880 837362.0001
406 MARLOW ST 20-S-17 Building Medium c. 1930 837363.0001
410 MARLOW ST 20-S-19 Building Medium c. 1890 837364.0001
419 MARLOW ST 20-S-24 Building Medium c1955 837366.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
501 MARLOW ST 20-M-139 Building Medium c1950 837086.0001
507 MARLOW ST 20-S-6 Building Low c1860 837360.0001
508 MARLOW ST 20-S-26 Building Medium c1860 837367.0001
512 MARLOW ST 20-S-29 Building Medium c1890 837368.0001
514 MARLOW ST 20-S-31 Building Medium c1950 837369.0001
700 MARLOW ST 20-M-89 Building Medium c1905 837070.0001
709 MARLOW ST 20-M-63 Building Medium c. 1870 837059.0001
Dacar Bldg 1007 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-204 Building High C1930 101760.0143
1019 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-210 Building Medium C1950 836789.0001
1029 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-170 Building Medium C1950 836787.0001
1051 MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-184 Building Low C1940 836788.0001
MCCARTNEY ST 19-S-207 Building Medium C1925 101760.0144
6 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-131 Building Low C1900 836786.0002
8 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-131 Building Low C1900 836786.0003
11 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-111 Building Medium c. 1930 836782.0001
18 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-125 Site n/a n/a
20 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-124 Site n/a n/a
29 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-99 Building Medium C1895 836780.0001
Duquesne Light Co. Substation 24-30 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-5 Building High C1930 836467.0001
33 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-46 Building Medium C1895 836471.0001
35 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-46 Building Medium C1895 836473.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
37 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-46 Building Medium C1895 836472.0001
39-43 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-48 Site n/a n/a
44 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-11 Building Medium C1930 836468.0001
45 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-52 Building Medium C1895 836474.0001
49 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-55 Building Medium C1900 836475.0001
53 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-58 Building Medium C1900 836477.0001
MCKNIGHT ST 5-A-23 Building Medium c. 1955 836463.0001
MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-31 Building Medium c. 1930 836469.0001 west end circle remnant N/A 7-N-301 Structure Medium c1930 836496.0001
328-330 NEIDEL ST 19-G-250 Building Low c1885 836702.0001
332 NEIDEL ST 19-C-353 Building Medium c1885 836596.0001
334 NEIDEL ST 19-C-353 Building Low c1885 836597.0001
338 NEIDEL ST 19-C-356 Building Medium c1895 836598.0001
340 NEIDEL ST 19-C-365 Building Medium c1900 836599.0001
800 NEIDEL ST 19-C-272 Building Low c1925 836590.0002
802 NEIDEL ST 19-C-272 Building Low c1925 836590.0003
804 NEIDEL ST 19-C-272 Building Low c1925 836590.0004
805 NEIDEL ST 19-B-81 Building Low c. 1890 836528.0001
809 NEIDEL ST 19-B-82 Building Medium c1910 836529.0001
811 NEIDEL ST 19-B-83 Building Low c. 1900 836530.0001
815 NEIDEL ST 19-B-85 Building Medium c.1890 836531.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
817 NEIDEL ST 19-B-86 Building High c. 1905 836532.0002
819 NEIDEL ST 19-B-87 Building High c. 1905 836532.0003
901 NEIDEL ST 19-B-96 Building Medium c1885 836533.0001
Mondae's Auto Supply 18 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-269 Building Medium C 1965 101760.0239
68 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-260 Site n/a 101760.0237
70 NEPTUNE ST 19-D-319 Site n/a 101760.0207
401 NEPTUNE ST 6-A-135 Building Medium C. 1960 101760.0166
412 NEPTUNE ST 19-D-286 Building Low c. 1910 101760.0073
415 NEPTUNE ST 19-H-266 Building Medium C 1950 101760.0238
NEPTUNE ST 19-D-327 Site n/a 101760.0210
1 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-143 Building Medium C1915 101760.0084
6 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-140 Building Medium C1870 101760.0083
West End Presbyterian Church 17 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-177 Building Low C1870 101760.0216
29 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-186 Building Medium C1880 101760.0091
31 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-234 Building Medium C1900 101760.0096
19-H-123; 40 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-121 Building Low C1890 101760.0211
42 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-122 Building Medium C1885 101760.0081
600 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-96 Building Medium C1915 836760.0001
606 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-93 Building Low C1900 836759.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
610 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-90 Building Medium c. 1870 836758.0001
612 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-88 Building Medium c. 1900 836757.0001
626 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-49 Building Low c1900 836755.0001
626 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-81 Building Low c1900 836756.0001
1102 OSWIN ST 20-P-64 Building Medium C1890 837142.0001
1104 OSWIN ST 20-P-63 Building Medium C1905 837141.0001
1106 OSWIN ST 20-P-62 Building Medium C1905 837140.0001
1108 OSWIN ST 20-P-61 Building Medium C1905 837139.0001
1110 OSWIN ST 20-P-59 Building Medium C1925 837138.0001
909 PHOENIX ST 19-E-86 Building High c1915 836614.0001
PLANET ST N/A Structure Medium 101760.0269
708 RUDOLPH ST 20-L-22 Building Medium C1960 836917.0001
716 RUDOLPH ST 20-L-12 Building Low C1960 836915.0001
720 RUDOLPH ST 20-L-10 Building Medium C1960 836913.0001
724 RUDOLPH ST 20-L-11 Building Medium C1950 836914.0001
728 RUDOLPH ST 20-R-2 Building Medium C1890 837191.0001
732 RUDOLPH ST 20-R-1 Building Low C1890 837190.0001
738 RUDOLPH ST 20-P-304 Building Low C1920 837189.0001
907 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-66 Building Medium c. 1890 837060.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
917 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-69 Building Medium c. 1967 837061.0001
927 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-73 Building Medium c. 1890 837062.0001
1017 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-226 Site n/a n/a
1019 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-227 Building Medium c1915 837124.0001
1021 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-228 Building Medium c1915 837125.0001
1023 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-229 Building Medium c1915 837126.0001
1025 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-17 Building Medium c1915 836855.0001
1027 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-16 Building Medium c1915 836854.0001
1029 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-15 Building Low c1915 836853.0001
1031 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-12 Building Medium c1920 836852.0001
1037 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-9 Building Medium c1950 836851.0001
1043 RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-H-6 Building Medium c1960 836850.0001
20-C-48, 20-C-64, West End 20-H-23, Overlook Park RUE GRANDE VUE ST 20-M-12, Site Medium C1965 836802.0001 20-M-46,
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
20-M-48, 20-M-54; 20-S-192, 20-S-187, 7-N-214
505 SEDAN WAY 19-L-21 Building Medium c. 1870 836749.0001
515 SEDAN WAY 19-L-24 Building Low c. 1870 836750.0001
615 SEDAN WAY 19-L-41 Building High c. 1890 836751.0001
623 SEDAN WAY 19-L-43 Building Low C 1900 836752.0001
Alexander Street/Skid Way Bridge SKID WAY N/A Structure High C1930 101760.0145
400 SPARTA ST 19-H-51 Building Medium C1885 836739.0001
404 SPARTA ST 19-H-49 Building Medium C1925 836738.0001
114 STEM ST 20-F-122 Building Low 1910 836820.0001
115 STEM ST 20-F-122 Building Low C1910 836821.0001
1305 STEM ST 20-F-138 Building Medium C1925 836824.0001
1307 STEM ST 20-F-140 Building Medium C1880 836825.0001
1322 STEM ST 20-F-124 Building Medium 1910 836822.0001
1324 STEM ST 20-F-124 Building Medium C1910 836823.0001
1333 STEM ST 20-F-152 Building Medium c. 1930 836826.0001
60-62 STEUBEN ST 7-N-96 Building Low c. 1870 836487.0001
7-N-89; 7- 70-74 STEUBEN ST N-90 Structure Medium c. 1870 836486.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
St. James Convent 87-87-1/2 STEUBEN ST 6-A-36 Building Medium C1870 101760.0005
91 STEUBEN ST 6-A-23 Building Medium C1870 101760.0004
93 STEUBEN ST 6-A-22 Building Medium C1870 101760.0003
96 STEUBEN ST 6-A-6 Structure Medium c1870 836466.0001
113 STEUBEN ST 6-A-7 Building Medium C1875 101760.0002
129 STEUBEN ST 19-D-167 Building Medium C1860 101760.0024
131 STEUBEN ST 19-D-168 Building Medium C1940 101760.0183
132 STEUBEN ST 19-D-139 Site n/a n/a
134 STEUBEN ST 19-D-132 Building Medium C1895 101760.0022
138 STEUBEN ST 19-D-131 Site n/a 101760.0179
139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-173 Building High C1895 101760.0025
139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-174 Building High C1895 101760.0026
143-147 STEUBEN ST 19-D-177 Building Medium c. 1945 101760.0027
146-148 STEUBEN ST 19-D-125 Building Medium C1850 101760.0021
149 STEUBEN ST 19-D-179 Building Medium c. 1930 101760.0028
158 STEUBEN ST 19-D-124 Building Medium C1875 101760.0020
St. Martin's RC Rectory 162 STEUBEN ST 19-D-111 Building High 1911 101760.0019
171 STEUBEN ST 19-D-188 Building Low c. 1880 101760.0029
c. 175 STEUBEN ST 19-D-189 Building Low 1870 101760.0030
190 STEUBEN ST 19-D-106 Building Medium C1865 101760.0017
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
191 STEUBEN ST 19-D-199 Building Medium c.1870 101760.0032
192 STEUBEN ST 19-D-106 Building Medium C1865 101760.0018
195 STEUBEN ST 19-D-202 Building Low c. 1870 101760.0190
196 STEUBEN ST 19-D-104 Building Low C1895 101760.0175
198 STEUBEN ST 19-D-80 Building Low C1870 101760.0168
200 STEUBEN ST 19-D-80 Building Low C1870 101760.0167
203 STEUBEN ST 19-D-208 Building Medium c. 1860 101760.0033
205 STEUBEN ST 19-D-208 Building Medium c. 1860 101760.0034
207 STEUBEN ST 19-D-211 Building Low c. 1870 101760.0035
211 STEUBEN ST 19-D-212 Building Low c. 1870 101760.0036
19-D-213- 221 STEUBEN ST 0-1 Building Medium c. 1870 101760.0037
226 STEUBEN ST 19-C-86 Building Medium C1900 836628.0002
227 STEUBEN ST 19-C-321 Building Low c. 1870 836594.0001
228 STEUBEN ST 19-C-87 Building Medium C1900 836628.0003
230 STEUBEN ST 19-C-94 Object n/a 836629.0001
240 STEUBEN ST 19-C-123 Site n/a n/a
719 STEUBEN ST 19-C-292 Building Medium c. 1890 836593.0001
721 STEUBEN ST 19-C-291 Building Medium c. 1890 836592.0001
753 STEUBEN ST 19-C-276 Building Medium C. 1850 836591.0004
757 STEUBEN ST 19-C-275 Building Medium c. 1850 836591.0003
759 STEUBEN ST 19-C-274 Building Medium c. 1850 836591.0002
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
800 STEUBEN ST 19-C-248 Building Medium C1890 836585.0001
801-1/2 STEUBEN ST 19-C-272 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0006
801 STEUBEN ST 19-C-272 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0007
803 STEUBEN ST 19-C-272 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0005
804 STEUBEN ST 19-C-247 Building Low C1870 836584.0001
805 STEUBEN ST 19-C-270 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0004
806 STEUBEN ST 19-C-246 Building Low C1870 836583.0001
807 STEUBEN ST 19-C-270 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0003
808 STEUBEN ST 19-C-244 Building Medium C1860 836581.0001
809 STEUBEN ST 19-C-270 Building Low c. 1860 836589.0002
810 STEUBEN ST 19-C-244 Building Medium C1860 836582.0001
811 STEUBEN ST 19-C-263 Building Medium c. 1870 836587.0001
814 STEUBEN ST 19-C-243 Building Medium C1860 836580.0001
815 STEUBEN ST 19-B-66 Building Low c. 1900 836524.0001
817 STEUBEN ST 19-B-65 Building Medium c. 1900 836523.0001
818 STEUBEN ST 19-C-242 Building Medium C1900 836579.0001
820 STEUBEN ST 19-C-240 Building Low C1900 836578.0001
822 STEUBEN ST 19-C-240 Building Medium C1860 836577.0001
824 STEUBEN ST 19-C-239 Building Medium C1860 836575.0001
826 STEUBEN ST 19-C-239 Building Medium C1905 836576.0001
827 STEUBEN ST 19-B-64 Building High c. 1910 836522.0001
829 STEUBEN ST 19-B-63 Building Medium c. 1910 836521.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
830 STEUBEN ST 19-B-14 Site n/a n/a
831 STEUBEN ST 19-B-62 Site n/a n/a
833 STEUBEN ST 19-B-61 Building Low c. 1880 836520.0005
835 STEUBEN ST 19-B-59 Building Low c. 1880 836520.0004
836 STEUBEN ST 19-B-18 Building Medium C1905 836506.0001
837 STEUBEN ST 19-B-58 Building Low c. 1880 836520.0003
838 STEUBEN ST 19-B-19 Building Medium C1940 836507.0001
839 STEUBEN ST 19-B-57 Building Low c. 1880 836520.0002
842 STEUBEN ST 19-B-20 Building Medium C1905 836508.0001
855 STEUBEN ST 19-B-49 Building Medium c. 1885 836517.0001
863 STEUBEN ST 19-B-45 Building Medium c. 1870 836516.0001
900 STEUBEN ST 19-B-21 Building Medium C1925 836509.0001
901 STEUBEN ST 19-B-53 Building Medium c. 1860 836519.0001
902 STEUBEN ST 19-B-22 Building Medium C1925 836510.0001
904 STEUBEN ST 19-B-23 Building Medium C1925 836511.0001
905 STEUBEN ST 19-B-51 Building Medium c. 1930 836518.0001
906 STEUBEN ST 19-B-24 Building Medium C1925 836512.0001
908 STEUBEN ST 19-B-25 Building Medium C1925 836513.0001
912 STEUBEN ST 19-B-27 Building Medium C1955 836514.0001
1012 STEUBEN ST 20-P-68 Site n/a n/a
1014 STEUBEN ST 20-P-67 Building Medium C1915 837146.0001
1016 STEUBEN ST 20-P-66 Building Medium C1920 837145.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1017 STEUBEN ST 19-B-38 Building High c. 1965 836515.0001
1018 STEUBEN ST 20-P-65 Building Medium C1920 837143.0001
1020 STEUBEN ST 20-P-65-A Building Medium C1920 837144.0001
1024 STEUBEN ST 20-P-12 Building Medium C1925 837132.0001
1026 STEUBEN ST 20-P-11 Building Medium C1915 837131.0001
1028 STEUBEN ST 20-P-10 Building Medium C1915 837130.0001
1031 STEUBEN ST 19-B-117 Building Medium C1890 836541.0001
1034 STEUBEN ST 20-P-9 Building Medium C1925 837129.0001
1036 STEUBEN ST 20-P-6 Building Low C1915 837128.0001
1039 STEUBEN ST 19-B-119 Building Medium C1890 836542.0001
1042 STEUBEN ST 20-P-5 Building Medium C1925 837127.0001
1043 STEUBEN ST 19-B-122 Building Medium C1890 836543.0001
1047 STEUBEN ST 19-B-124 Building Medium C1850 836544.0001
1048 STEUBEN ST 19-B-338 Building Low C1880 836609.0001
1051 STEUBEN ST 19-B-125 Building Low c1900 836545.0001
1052 STEUBEN ST 19-B-336 Building Low C1880 836608.0001
1056 STEUBEN ST 19-B-334 Building Low C1890 836607.0001
1060 STEUBEN ST 19-B-332 Building Medium C1870 836605.0001
1062 STEUBEN ST 19-B-332 Building Medium C1870 836606.0001
1063 STEUBEN ST 19-B-226 Building Medium c1955 836575.0001
1066 STEUBEN ST 19-B-330 Building Medium C1890 836604.0001
1068 STEUBEN ST 19-B-326 Building Medium C1925 836603.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1071 STEUBEN ST 19-B-236 Building Medium c1955 836577.0001
1075 STEUBEN ST 19-B-238 Building Medium c1865 836578.0001
1080 STEUBEN ST 19-A-87 Building Medium C1925 836497.0001
1030 STRAHLEY PL 20-L-7 Building Medium c1925 836895.0003
1032 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-152 Building Medium c1925 836895.0002
1100 STRAHLEY PL 20-L-14 Building Medium c1925 836916.0001
1104 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-149 Building Medium c1925 836894.0001
1107 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-114 Building Medium c1925 836876.0001
1108 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-148 Building Medium c1925 836893.0001
1111 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-113 Building Medium c1925 836875.0001
1112 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-147 Building Medium c1925 836892.0001
1115 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-112 Building Medium c1925 836874.0001
1119 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-111 Building Medium c1925 836873.0001
1120 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-144 Building Medium c1925 836890.0001
1123 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-110 Building Medium c1925 836872.0001
20-K-144- 1124 STRAHLEY PL A Building Medium c. 1945 836891.0001
1127 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-109 Building Medium c1925 836871.0001
1128 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-143 Building Medium c1925 836889.0001
1131 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-108 Building Medium c1925 836870.0001
1132 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-142 Building Medium c1925 836888.0001
1135 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-107 Building High c1925 836869.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1136 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-141 Building Medium c1925 836887.0001
1139 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-106 Building Medium c1925 836868.0001
1140 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-140 Building Medium c1925 836886.0001
1142 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-139 Building Medium c1925 836885.0001
1143 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-105 Building High c1925 836867.0001
1200 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-138 Building Medium c1925 836884.0001
1201 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-104 Building Medium c1925 836866.0001
1204 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-137 Building Medium c1925 836883.0001
1205 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-103 Building Medium c1925 836865.0001
1208 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-136 Building Medium c1925 836882.0001
1209 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-102 Building Medium c1925 836864.0001
1212 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-135 Building Medium c1925 836881.0001
1215 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-101 Building Medium c1925 836863.0001
1216 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-133 Building Medium c1925 836880.0001
1217 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-100 Building Medium c1925 836862.0001
1220 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-131 Building Medium c1925 836879.0001
1221 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-95 Building Medium c1925 836861.0001
1224 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-129 Building Medium c1925 836878.0001
1231 STRAHLEY PL 20-K-126 Building Medium c1925 836877.0001
107 UVILLA ST 20-S-13 Building Medium C1890 837361.0001
210 UVILLA ST 20-R-234 Building Medium c1885 837317.0001
900 UVILLA ST 20-R-236 Building Medium c1885 837318.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
916 UVILLA ST 20-R-230 Building Medium c1885 837316.0001
926 UVILLA ST 20-R-226 Building Medium c1950 837315.0001
1000 BLK UVILLA ST N/A Structure High c1900 837432.0001
1012 UVILLA ST 20-L-218 Building Low c1900 837003.0001
1013 UVILLA ST 20-L-248 Building Medium c1900 837021.0001
1014 UVILLA ST 20-L-219 Building Medium c1900 837004.0001
1015 UVILLA ST 20-L-247 Building Medium c1900 837020.0001
1016 UVILLA ST 20-L-220 Building Medium c1900 837005.0001
1017 UVILLA ST 20-L-246 Building Medium c1900 837019.0001
1018 UVILLA ST 20-L-221 Building Medium c1900 837006.0001
1019 UVILLA ST 20-L-245 Building Medium c1900 837018.0001
1020 UVILLA ST 20-L-222 Building Medium c1900 837007.0001
1021 UVILLA ST 20-L-244 Building Medium c1900 837017.0001
1023 UVILLA ST 20-L-243 Building Medium c1900 837016.0001
1024 UVILLA ST 20-L-223 Building Medium c1925 837008.0001
1025 UVILLA ST 20-L-242 Building Medium c1900 837015.0001
1026 UVILLA ST 20-L-224 Building Medium c1900 837009.0001
1027 UVILLA ST 20-L-241 Building Medium c1900 837014.0001
1031 UVILLA ST 20-L-239 Building Low c1900 837013.0001
1033 UVILLA ST 20-L-238 Building Low c1900 837012.0001
1035 UVILLA ST 20-L-237 Building Medium c1900 837011.0001
1037 UVILLA ST 20-L-236 Building Medium c1900 837010.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1039 UVILLA ST 20-L-234 Site n/a n/a
1238 VALLE RUE ST 20-K-191 Building Medium c1925 836898.0001
1242 VALLE RUE ST 20-K-188 Building Medium c1970 836897.0001
1254 VALLE RUE ST 20-K-183 Building Medium c1930 836896.0001
1340 VALLE RUE ST 20-F-186 Building Low c. 1880 836828.0001
109 VALONIA ST 20-S-45 Building Low c. 1890 837372.0001
220 VALONIA ST 20-S-262 Building Low c. 1880 837423.0001
705 VALONIA ST 20-S-137 Building Medium c. 1870 837401.0001
707 VALONIA ST 20-S-147 Building Medium c. 1890 837402.0001
711 VALONIA ST 20-S-149 Building Low c. 1890 837403.0001
713 VALONIA ST 20-S-152 Building Low c. 1890 837404.0001
902 VALONIA ST 20-M-129 Building Low c1860 837084.0001
904 VALONIA ST 20-M-128 Building Medium c. 1870 837083.0001
906 VALONIA ST 20-M-127 Site n/a n/a
907 VALONIA ST 20-M-141 Building Low c. 1900 837087.0001
915 VALONIA ST 20-M-145 Building Medium c. 1925 837088.0001
916 VALONIA ST 20-M-147 Building Low c. 1870 837089.0001
918 VALONIA ST 20-M-123 Building Low c. 1870 837082.0001
920 VALONIA ST 20-M-121 Building Medium c. 1935 837081.0001
924 VALONIA ST 20-M-119 Building Medium c. 1915 837080.0001
925 VALONIA ST 20-M-149 Building Low c. 1870 837090.0001
926 VALONIA ST 20-M-118 Building Medium c. 1915 837079.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
927 VALONIA ST 20-M-150 Building Medium c. 1890 837091.0001
1000 BLK VALONIA ST N/A Structure Medium 837428.0001
1006 VALONIA ST 20-L-135 Building Medium c1905 836943.0002
1008 VALONIA ST 20-L-136 Building Medium c1905 836943.0003
1012 VALONIA ST 20-L-137 Building Medium c1905 836944.0001
1013 VALONIA ST 20-L-167 Building Medium c. 1905 836972.0001
1014 VALONIA ST 20-L-138 Building High c1905 836945.0001
1015 VALONIA ST 20-L-166 Building Medium c. 1905 836971.0001
1016 VALONIA ST 20-L-139 Site n/a n/a
1017 VALONIA ST 20-L-165 Building Medium c. 1905 836970.0001
1018 VALONIA ST 20-L-140 Building Low c1905 836946.0001
1019 VALONIA ST 20-L-164 Building Medium c. 1905 836969.0001
1020 VALONIA ST 20-L-141 Building Medium c1905 836947.0001
1021 VALONIA ST 20-L-163 Building Low c. 1905 836968.0001
1024 VALONIA ST 20-L-142 Building Medium c1905 836948.0001
1025 VALONIA ST 20-L-162 Building Medium c. 1905 836967.0001
1026 VALONIA ST 20-L-143 Building Low c1905 836949.0001
1027 VALONIA ST 20-L-161 Building Medium c. 1905 836966.0001
1028 VALONIA ST 20-L-144 Building Low c1905 836950.0001
1029 VALONIA ST 20-L-160 Building Medium c. 1905 836965.0001
1030 VALONIA ST 20-L-145 Building Medium c1905 836951.0001
1031 VALONIA ST 20-L-159 Building Low c. 1905 836964.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1032 VALONIA ST 20-L-146 Building Medium c1905 836952.0001
1033 VALONIA ST 20-L-158 Building Medium c. 1905 836963.0001
1036 VALONIA ST 20-L-147 Building Low c1905 836953.0001
1037 VALONIA ST 20-L-157 Building Medium c. 1905 836962.0001
1038 VALONIA ST 20-L-148 Building Medium c1905 836954.0001
1039 VALONIA ST 20-L-156 Building Medium c. 1905 836961.0001
1040 VALONIA ST 20-L-149 Building Medium c1905 836955.0001
1041 VALONIA ST 20-L-155 Building Medium c. 1905 836960.0001
1042 VALONIA ST 20-L-150 Building Low c1905 836956.0001
1043 VALONIA ST 20-L-154 Building Medium c. 1905 836959.0001
1044 VALONIA ST 20-L-151 Building Low c1905 836957.0001
1045 VALONIA ST 20-L-153 Building Medium c. 1905 836958.0001
131 VIOLET WAY 6-A-36 Building Medium C1930 101760.0158
142 VIOLET WAY 6-A-100 Building Medium C1870 101760.0007
142-1/2 VIOLET WAY 6-A-100-A Building Medium C1870 101760.0008
148 VIOLET WAY 6-A-104 Building Medium C1870 101760.0010
150 VIOLET WAY 6-A-105 Building Medium C1870 101760.0011
19-D-238- 196 VIOLET WAY A Building Medium C1850 101760.0051
198 VIOLET WAY 19-D-239 Building Medium C1860 101760.0052
332 VIOLET WAY 6-A-8 Site n/a 101760.0146
402 VIOLET WAY 19-D-280 Building High C1880 101760.0071
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
19-D-275- 412 VIOLET WAY 1 Building Low C1870 101760.0198
VIOLET WAY 6-A-13 Site n/a 101760.0149
VIOLET WAY 6-A-27 Site n/a 101760.0157
1301 VIXEN ST 20-F-54 Building Medium c. 1965 836809.0001
1317 VIXEN ST 20-F-66 Building Medium c. 1925 836811.0001
1327 VIXEN ST 20-F-61 Building Medium c. 1925 836810.0001
Veterans memorial 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 Object High 1944 101760.0241
Wabash Playground 47 WABASH ST 19-H-284 Site Medium C1920 101760.0105
48 WABASH ST 19-H-241 Building Low c. 1880 101760.0231
54 WABASH ST 19-H-182 Building Medium c. 1870 101760.0089
56 WABASH ST 19-H-182 Building Medium c. 1870 101760.0090
62 WABASH ST 19-H-187 Site n/a 101760.0219
64 WABASH ST 19-H-232 Site n/a 101760.0227
68 WABASH ST 19-H-230 Building Medium c. 1890 101760.0095
70 WABASH ST 19-H-229 Site n/a 101760.0226
72 WABASH ST 19-H-227 Building Medium c. 1870 101760.0094
76 WABASH ST 19-H-225 Building Medium c. 1885 101760.0093
98 WABASH ST 19-H-208 Building Medium c. 1910 101760.0092
107 WABASH ST 19-M-128 Site n/a 101760.0267
107 WABASH ST 19-M-129 Building Medium C1910 101760.0136
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
110 WABASH ST 19-M-63 Building Medium c. 1900 101760.0119
111 WABASH ST 19-M-127 Building High C1895 101760.0135
112 WABASH ST 19-M-64 Building Medium c. 1910 101760.0120
113 WABASH ST 19-M-126 Building Medium C1895 101760.0134
114-116 WABASH ST 19-M-65 Building High c. 1955 101760.0251
119 WABASH ST 19-M-123 Building Medium C1910 101760.0133
121 WABASH ST 19-M-117 Building Medium C1960 101760.0264
130 WABASH ST 19-M-73 Building Medium c. 1910 101760.0121
131 WABASH ST 19-M-115 Site n/a 101760.0263
132 WABASH ST 19-M-76 Building High 1938 101760.0252
133 WABASH ST 19-M-114 Building Low C1870 101760.0261
134 WABASH ST 19-M-77 Building Medium C. 1900 101760.0122
135 WABASH ST 19-M-114 Building Low C1870 101760.0262
136 WABASH ST 19-M-78 Building Medium C. 1900 101760.0123
138 WABASH ST 19-M-79 Building Medium C. 1900 101760.0124
139 WABASH ST 19-M-112 Building Medium C 1935 101760.0260
140 WABASH ST 19-M-80 Site n/a 101760.0253
141 WABASH ST 19-M-110 Site n/a 101760.0259
144 WABASH ST 19-M-82 Building Medium C 1940 101760.0254
145 WABASH ST 19-M-108 Site n/a 101760.0258
149 WABASH ST 19-M-107 Building Medium C1880 101760.0132
150 WABASH ST 19-M-89 Building Medium C 1910 101760.0126
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
151 WABASH ST 19-M-106 Site n/a n/a
152 WABASH ST 19-M-87 Building Medium C. 1900 101760.0125
153 WABASH ST 19-M-105 Site n/a n/a
155 WABASH ST 19-M-104 Site n/a n/a
157 WABASH ST 19-M-103 Site n/a n/a
158 WABASH ST 19-M-88 Building Low C 1940 101760.0256
160 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building High C1875 101760.0127
161 WABASH ST 19-M-102 Site n/a n/a
164-166 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building High C1890 101760.0129
164 WABASH ST 19-M-90 Building Medium C 1890 101760.0128
166 WABASH ST 19-M-101 Site n/a n/a
170-172 WABASH ST 19-S-130 Building Medium C1910 836785.0001
176 WABASH ST 19-S-127 Building Medium C1900 836784.0001
178 WABASH ST 19-S-126 Building Low C1925 836783.0001
5-A-20; 5- B-273; 5- A-54; 5-B- 212; 5-B- 1760 WABASH ST 514 Building Medium c. 1945 836462.0001
WABASH ST 19-H-253 Site n/a 101760.0234
WABASH ST 5-A-6 Site n/a n/a
WABASH ST 19-M-100 Site n/a n/a
WABASH ST 5-A-8 Building Medium c. 1965 836461.0001 fox brick works WABASH ST 6-N-150 Building Medium c. 1920 836484.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
601 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-169 Structure n/a 101760.0214
632 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-342 Building Medium 1890 836721.0001
639 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-158 Building Medium c1875 836744.0001
640 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-340 Building Low c. 1880 836720.0001
642 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-339 Site n/a n/a
644 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-336 Building Medium c1880 836719.0001
701 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-26 Building Medium C1920 836730.0001
716 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-99 Building Medium C1925 836680.0001
717 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-17 Building Medium C1900 836729.0001
719 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-16 Building Medium C1900 836728.0001
720 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-96 Building Medium C1925 836679.0001
722 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-91 Building Medium c1870 836678.0001
727 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-11 Building Medium C1875 836727.0001
800 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-87 Building Low c1870 836677.0001
801 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-8 Building Medium c1960 836726.0001
805 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-6 Building Medium c1875 836725.0001
810 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-86 Building Medium c1925 836676.0001
811 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-4 Building Medium c1925 836724.0001
812 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-85 Building High c1925 836675.0001
814 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-84 Building Low c1880 836674.0001
815 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-2 Building Medium c1905 836723.0001
817 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-134 Building Medium c1925 836769.0002
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
819 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-134 Building Medium c1925 836769.0003
820 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-82 Building Medium c1880 836673.0001
822 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-81 Building Medium c1925 836672.0003
824 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-80 Building Medium c1925 836672.0002
826 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-137 Building Medium c1895 836771.0003
828 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-137 Building Medium c1895 836771.0002
830 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-136 Building Medium c1885 836770.0001
19-L-120- 927 WALBRIDGE ST 0-1 Building Medium c. 1890 836767.0001
935 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-117 Building Low c. 1900 836766.0001
952 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-116 Building Medium c. 1960 836765.0001
956 WALBRIDGE ST 19-L-115 Building Medium c. 1970 836764.0001
129 WARDEN ST 19-M-38 Building Medium C1900 101760.0118
131 WARDEN ST 19-M-36 Building Medium C1900 101760.0117
133 WARDEN ST 19-M-35 Building Medium C1900 101760.0116
135 WARDEN ST 19-M-34 Building Medium C1900 101760.0115
137 WARDEN ST 19-M-33 Building Medium C1900 101760.0114
141 WARDEN ST 19-M-31 Building Medium C1900 101760.0113
143 WARDEN ST 19-M-30 Building Medium C1900 101760.0112
144 WARDEN ST 19-M-10 Building Low C1920 101760.0242
145 WARDEN ST 19-M-29 Building Medium 1900 101760.0111
147 WARDEN ST 19-M-28 Building Medium C1900 101760.0110
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
148 WARDEN ST 19-M-14 Building Medium C1890 101760.0106
149 WARDEN ST 19-M-27 Building Medium C1900 101760.0109
150 WARDEN ST 19-M-15 Building Medium C1890 101760.0107
152 WARDEN ST 19-M-16 Building Low C1890 101760.0244
154 WARDEN ST 19-M-17 Site n/a 101760.0245
Pittsburgh Art Glass Company 160 WARDEN ST 19-M-19 Building High C1915 101760.0108
500 WEAVER ST 19-G-122 Building Medium C1885 836685.0001
502 WEAVER ST 19-G-123 Building Medium C1885 836686.0001
506 WEAVER ST 19-G-125 Building Medium C1885 836687.0001
1031 WEAVER ST 19-G-116 Building Low c. 1880 836683.0001
1033 WEAVER ST 19-G-119 Building Low c. 1880 836684.0001
1221 WEAVER ST 19-L-111 Building Medium c. 1950 836762.0001
1229 WEAVER ST 19-L-113 Building Medium c. 1950 836763.0001
1 WERDER ST 20-G-85 Building Medium c. 1920 836844.0001
2 WERDER ST 20-G-85 Building Medium c. 1920 836845.0001
3 WERDER ST 20-G-85 Building Medium C1920 836846.0001
301 WERDER ST 20-G-79 Building Medium C1900 836843.0001
325 WERDER ST 20-G-38 Building Medium C1965 836835.0001
146 WESTON WAY 19-G-164 Building Low c. 1870 836691.0001
19-G-148; 532 WESTON WAY 19-G-150 Building Medium c. 1935 836688.0001
612 WESTON WAY 19-G-157 Building Medium c. 1960 836690.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
630-632 WESTON WAY 19-G-39 Building Low c. 1870 836661.0001
633-635 WESTON WAY 19-G-172 Building Medium c. 1870 836692.0001
1006-1008 WESTON WAY 19-B-222 Building Low c1915 836572.0001
900 WILHELM ST 20-R-208 Building Medium C1890 837304.0001
901 WILHELM ST 20-R-205 Building Medium C. 1900 837303.0001
902 WILHELM ST 20-R-210 Building Medium c1900 837305.0001
905 WILHELM ST 20-R-204 Building Medium c. 1900 837302.0001
907 WILHELM ST 20-R-203 Building Medium c. 1900 837301.0001
908 WILHELM ST 20-R-211 Building Medium c1900 837306.0001
910 WILHELM ST 20-R-212 Building Medium c1900 837307.0001
914 WILHELM ST 20-R-214 Building Medium c1900 837308.0001
915 WILHELM ST 20-R-200 Building Medium c. 1900 837300.0001
917 WILHELM ST 20-R-199 Building Medium c. 1900 837299.0001
918 WILHELM ST 20-R-215 Building Medium c. 1900 837309.0001
919 WILHELM ST 20-R-198 Building High c. 1925 837298.0001
920 WILHELM ST 20-R-216 Building Medium c. 1900 837310.0001
922 WILHELM ST 20-R-217 Building Medium c. 1900 837311.0001
26 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-101 Building Medium C1900 836781.0001
27 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-82 Building Low c. 1910 836775.0001
28 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-98 Building Medium C1900 836779.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
29 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-93 Building Low c. 1910 836776.0001
30 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-97 Building Medium C1900 836778.0001
36 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-95 Building Medium C1910 836777.0001
50 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-57 Building Medium c1900 836476.0001
56 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-59 Building Low C1900 836478.0001
58 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-60 Building High C1900 836479.0001
60 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-61 Building Medium C1900 836480.0001
64 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-64 Building Low C. 1920 836481.0001
1800 BLK WOODVILLE AVE 5-A-50 Object Medium c. 1900 836465.0001
1870 WOODVILLE AVE 5-A-50 Building Medium c. 1950 836464.0001
1900 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-65 Building Low C. 1960 836482.0001
1921 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-96 Site n/a n/a
1935 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-80 Building Medium c. 1950 836483.0001
607 WYMORE ST 19-G-154 Building Low c. 1915 836689.0001
636 WYMORE ST 19-G-179 Building Medium C. 1915 836694.0001
711 WYMORE ST 19-F-34 Building Medium c. 1885 836625.0001
719 WYMORE ST 19-F-36 Building Medium c. 1870 836626.0001
721 WYMORE ST 19-F-38 Building Low c. 1900 836627.0001
723 WYMORE ST 19-F-39 Building Medium c. 1910 836628.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
725 WYMORE ST 19-F-41 Building Medium c. 1910 836629.0001
731 WYMORE ST 19-F-44 Building Medium c. 1890 836630.0001
733 WYMORE ST 19-F-45 Building Medium c. 1925 836631.0001
735 WYMORE ST 19-F-46 Building Low c. 1900 836632.0001
741 WYMORE ST 19-F-50 Building Medium c. 1915 836633.0001
800 WYMORE ST 19-B-176 Building Medium c. 1915 836561.0001
801 WYMORE ST 19-B-189 Building Medium c. 1890 836563.0001
810-812 WYMORE ST 19-B-167 Building Medium c. 1930 836560.0001
818 WYMORE ST 19-B-164 Building Medium c. 1925 836559.0003
819 WYMORE ST 19-B-197 Building Medium c. 1890 836564.0001
820 WYMORE ST 19-B-163 Building Medium c. 1925 836559.0002
822 WYMORE ST 19-B-161 Building Medium C. 1925 836558.0001
823 WYMORE ST 19-B-199 Building Medium C. 1890 836565.0001
826 WYMORE ST 19-B-159 Building High C. 1925 836557.0001
827 WYMORE ST 19-B-202 Building Low c. 1950 836566.0001
900 WYMORE ST 19-B-155 Building Medium c. 1925 536556.0001
901 WYMORE ST 19-B-206 Building Medium c. 1930 836567.0001
905 WYMORE ST 19-B-208 Building Medium c. 1900 836568.0001
918 WYMORE ST 19-B-148 Building Low c.1880 536553.0001
920 WYMORE ST 19-B-146 Building Low C. 1880 536552.0001
921 WYMORE ST 19-B-216 Building Low c. 1885 836569.0001
1002 WYMORE ST 19-B-139 Building Medium c. 1920 836551.0001
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1003 WYMORE ST 19-B-220 Building Medium c. 1890 836570.0001
1005-1007 WYMORE ST 19-B-222 Building Medium c. 1895 836571.0001
1010 WYMORE ST 19-B-134 Building Medium C. 1900 836546.0005
1011 WYMORE ST 19-B-224 Building Medium c. 1925 836573.0001
1012 WYMORE ST 19-B-131 Building Medium C 1900 836546.0004
1013 WYMORE ST 19-B-225 Building Medium C1945 836574.0001
1014 WYMORE ST 19-B-130 Building Medium C 1900 836546.0003
1016 WYMORE ST 19-B-127 Building Medium c. 1900 836546.0002
1025 WYMORE ST 19-B-230 Building Medium c 1940 836576.0001
Vacant Resources (N=253)
275 ADVENT ST 20-S-217 n/a n/a n/a
16 AINSWORTH ST 20-R-138 n/a n/a n/a
609 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-300 n/a n/a 101760.0204
6 ANGLE ST 7-N-168 n/a n/a n/a
15 ANGLE ST 7-N-199 n/a n/a n/a
75 ANGLE ST 7-N-175 n/a n/a n/a
102 ATTICA ST 19-D-87 n/a n/a n/a
110 ATTICA ST 19-D-84 n/a n/a n/a
316 ATTICA ST 20-S-238 n/a n/a n/a
324 ATTICA ST 20-S-252 n/a n/a n/a
602 ATTICA ST 20-S-129 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
19-D-17- 704 ATTICA ST 0-2 n/a n/a n/a
1 BOND ST 20-G-190 n/a n/a n/a
108 BUTTONWOOD ST 19-L-97 n/a n/a n/a
58 W CARSON ST 7-N-98 n/a n/a n/a
729 CHARTIERS AVE 19-C-118 n/a n/a n/a
912 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-120 n/a n/a n/a
916 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-122 n/a n/a n/a
929 CHARTIERS AVE 20-R-88 n/a n/a n/a
1314 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-264 n/a n/a n/a
1316 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-263 n/a n/a n/a
1322 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-260 n/a n/a n/a
1326 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-259 n/a n/a n/a
115 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-290 n/a n/a n/a
117 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-291 n/a n/a n/a
119 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-292 n/a n/a n/a
125 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-295 n/a n/a n/a
129 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-296 n/a n/a n/a
133 COMSTOCK WAY 20-R-299 n/a n/a n/a
14 CORFU ST 7-N-157 n/a n/a n/a
627 CORFU ST 7-N-238 n/a n/a n/a
635 CORFU ST 7-J-22 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
637 CORFU ST 7-J-24 n/a n/a n/a
639 CORFU ST 7-N-241 n/a n/a n/a
657 CORFU ST 7-J-36 n/a n/a n/a
271 CORLISS ST 20-B-47 n/a n/a n/a
807 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-221 n/a n/a n/a
809 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-222 n/a n/a n/a
817 CRUCIBLE ST 19-C-225 n/a n/a n/a
1017 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-84 n/a n/a n/a
1022 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-179 n/a n/a n/a
1024 CRUCIBLE ST 20-P-178 n/a n/a n/a
170 DANLEY ST 20-B-97 n/a n/a n/a
916 ELKTON ST 20-M-79 n/a n/a n/a
1020 ELKTON ST 20-M-220 n/a n/a n/a
32 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-135 n/a n/a n/a
36 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-141 n/a n/a n/a
44 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-145 n/a n/a n/a
58 ELLIOTT ST 7-N-132 n/a n/a n/a
ELLIOTT ST 7-N-71 n/a n/a n/a
138 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-R-340 n/a n/a n/a
152 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-70 n/a n/a n/a
155 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-65 n/a n/a n/a
215 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-55 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
300 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-85 n/a n/a n/a
315 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-46 n/a n/a n/a
15 FURLEY ST 19-C-44 n/a n/a n/a
111 FURLEY ST 19-C-74 n/a n/a n/a
119 FURLEY ST 19-C-71 n/a n/a n/a
127 FURLEY ST 19-C-66 n/a n/a n/a
134 FURLEY ST 19-C-35 n/a n/a n/a
137 FURLEY ST 19-C-62 n/a n/a n/a
140 FURLEY ST 19-C-37 n/a n/a n/a
364 GREENTREE RD 19-M-142 n/a n/a n/a
370 GREENTREE RD 19-M-143 n/a n/a n/a
531 HARKER ST 19-G-206 n/a n/a n/a
551 HARKER ST 19-G-268 n/a n/a n/a
620 HARKER ST 19-G-262 n/a n/a n/a
638 HARKER ST 19-G-258 n/a n/a n/a
641 HARKER ST 19-G-181 n/a n/a n/a
645 HARKER ST 19-G-222 n/a n/a n/a
646 HARKER ST 19-G-244 n/a n/a n/a
905 HARKER ST 19-B-153 n/a n/a n/a
124 HERNDON ST 19-D-7 n/a n/a n/a
201 HERNDON ST 20-S-113 n/a n/a n/a
1342 HERROD ST 20-B-175 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
540 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-56 n/a n/a n/a
544 HERSCHEL ST 19-G-54 n/a n/a n/a
800 HERSCHEL ST 19-F-56 n/a n/a n/a
362 INDEPENDENCE ST 19-M-138 n/a n/a n/a
374 INDEPENDENCE ST 19-M-144 n/a n/a n/a
376 INDEPENDENCE ST 19-M-146 n/a n/a n/a
1018 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-262 n/a n/a n/a
1044 LAKEWOOD ST 20-L-84 n/a n/a n/a
1246 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-55 n/a n/a n/a
1325 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-17 n/a n/a n/a
1327 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-14 n/a n/a n/a
1335 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-10 n/a n/a n/a
1340 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-97 n/a n/a n/a
1346 LAKEWOOD ST 20-G-5 n/a n/a n/a
317 LANDER ST 20-S-276 n/a n/a n/a
502 LORENZ AVE 20-L-210 n/a n/a n/a
616 LORENZ AVE 20-R-46 n/a n/a n/a
618 LORENZ AVE 20-R-47 n/a n/a n/a
700 LORENZ AVE 20-R-49 n/a n/a n/a
704 LORENZ AVE 20-R-51 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
711 LORENZ AVE 20-R-162 n/a n/a n/a
722 LORENZ AVE 20-R-60 n/a n/a n/a
824 LORENZ AVE 20-P-188 n/a n/a n/a
417 S MAIN ST 19-D-290 n/a n/a 101760.0199
421 S MAIN ST 19-D-296 n/a n/a 101760.0200
430 S MAIN ST 19-D-263 n/a n/a 101760.0196
432 S MAIN ST 19-D-262 n/a n/a 101760.0195
435 S MAIN ST 19-D-299 n/a n/a 101760.0203
437 S MAIN ST 19-D-301 n/a n/a 101760.0205
622 S MAIN ST 19-D-221 n/a n/a 101760.0039
628 S MAIN ST 19-C-326 n/a n/a n/a
637 S MAIN ST 19-G-349 n/a n/a n/a
638 S MAIN ST 19-C-330 n/a n/a n/a
639 S MAIN ST 19-G-350 n/a n/a n/a
640 S MAIN ST 19-C-333 n/a n/a n/a
641 S MAIN ST 19-G-351 n/a n/a n/a
643 S MAIN ST 19-G-352 n/a n/a n/a
645 S MAIN ST 19-G-353 n/a n/a n/a
648 S MAIN ST 19-C-336 n/a n/a n/a
649 S MAIN ST 19-G-355 n/a n/a n/a
653 S MAIN ST 19-G-357 n/a n/a n/a
655 S MAIN ST 19-G-358 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
S MAIN ST 6-A-88 n/a n/a 101760.0160
S MAIN ST 19-D-223 n/a n/a 101760.0041
S MAIN ST 19-H-173 n/a n/a 101760.0215
903 MARENA ST 20-S-11 n/a n/a n/a
1017 MARENA ST 20-L-205 n/a n/a n/a
1030 MARENA ST 20-L-186 n/a n/a n/a
1044 MARENA ST 20-L-192 n/a n/a n/a
400 MARLOW ST 20-R-248 n/a n/a n/a
730 MARLOW ST 20-M-59 n/a n/a n/a
732 MARLOW ST 20-M-59 n/a n/a n/a
738 MARLOW ST 20-M-59 n/a n/a n/a
740 MARLOW ST 20-M-59 n/a n/a n/a
10 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-132 n/a n/a n/a
14 MCKNIGHT ST 19-S-130 n/a n/a n/a
47 MCKNIGHT ST 6-N-52 n/a n/a n/a
2 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-142 n/a n/a 101760.0213
4 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-141 n/a n/a 101760.0212
8 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-139 n/a n/a n/a
19 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-180 n/a n/a 101760.0217
21 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-181 n/a n/a 101760.0218
28 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-127 n/a n/a n/a
43 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-H-194 n/a n/a 101760.0220
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
604 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-95 n/a n/a n/a
608 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-92 n/a n/a n/a
620 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-L-87 n/a n/a n/a
628 NOBLESTOWN RD 19-K-15 n/a n/a n/a
1112 OSWIN ST 20-P-58 n/a n/a n/a
340 SANCTUS ST 19-D-161 n/a n/a 101760.0182
525 SEDAN WAY 19-L-30 n/a n/a n/a
1315 STEM ST 20-F-148 n/a n/a n/a
38 STEUBEN ST 7-N-108 n/a n/a n/a
40 STEUBEN ST 7-N-107 n/a n/a n/a
42 STEUBEN ST 7-N-106 n/a n/a n/a
46 STEUBEN ST 7-N-103 n/a n/a n/a
50 STEUBEN ST 7-N-101 n/a n/a n/a
54 STEUBEN ST 7-N-99 n/a n/a n/a
61 STEUBEN ST 7-N-63 n/a n/a n/a
64 STEUBEN ST 7-N-94 n/a n/a n/a
67 STEUBEN ST 7-N-64 n/a n/a n/a
68 STEUBEN ST 7-N-92 n/a n/a n/a
69 STEUBEN ST 7-N-66 n/a n/a n/a
70 STEUBEN ST 7-N-90 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
71 STEUBEN ST 7-N-67 n/a n/a n/a
74 STEUBEN ST 7-N-89 n/a n/a n/a
86 STEUBEN ST 7-N-79 n/a n/a n/a
92 STEUBEN ST 7-N-76 n/a n/a n/a
95 STEUBEN ST 6-A-21 n/a n/a 101760.0155
97 STEUBEN ST 6-A-20 n/a n/a 101760.0154
98 STEUBEN ST 7-N-70 n/a n/a n/a
102 STEUBEN ST 6-A-4 n/a n/a n/a
105 STEUBEN ST 6-A-16 n/a n/a 101760.0151
106 STEUBEN ST 6-A-2 n/a n/a n/a
107 STEUBEN ST 6-A-14 n/a n/a 101760.0150
108 STEUBEN ST 19-D-152 n/a n/a n/a
109 STEUBEN ST 6-A-12 n/a n/a 101760.0148
111 STEUBEN ST 6-A-10 n/a n/a 101760.0147
114 STEUBEN ST 19-D-148 n/a n/a n/a
116 STEUBEN ST 19-D-146 n/a n/a n/a
119 STEUBEN ST 19-D-158 n/a n/a 101760.0181
133 STEUBEN ST 19-D-170 n/a n/a 101760.0184
135 STEUBEN ST 19-D-171 n/a n/a 101760.0185
139 STEUBEN ST 19-D-172 n/a n/a 101760.0186
144 STEUBEN ST 19-D-129 n/a n/a 101760.0178
184 STEUBEN ST 19-D-107 n/a n/a 101760.0177
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
193 STEUBEN ST 19-D-200 n/a n/a 101760.0189
194 STEUBEN ST 19-D-105 n/a n/a 101760.0176
197 STEUBEN ST 19-D-204 n/a n/a 101760.0191
199 STEUBEN ST 19-D-205 n/a n/a 101760.0192
204 STEUBEN ST 19-D-100 n/a n/a 101760.0174
206 STEUBEN ST 19-D-98 n/a n/a 101760.0173
210 STEUBEN ST 19-D-96 n/a n/a 101760.0172
212 STEUBEN ST 19-D-95 n/a n/a 101760.0171
214 STEUBEN ST 19-D-92 n/a n/a 101760.0170
218 STEUBEN ST 19-D-91 n/a n/a 101760.0169
224 STEUBEN ST 19-C-85 n/a n/a n/a
225 STEUBEN ST 19-C-323 n/a n/a n/a
229 STEUBEN ST 19-C-320 n/a n/a n/a
251 STEUBEN ST 19-C-307 n/a n/a n/a
255 STEUBEN ST 19-C-305 n/a n/a n/a
708 STEUBEN ST 19-C-198 n/a n/a n/a
750 STEUBEN ST 19-C-255 n/a n/a n/a
751 STEUBEN ST 19-C-278 n/a n/a n/a
813 STEUBEN ST 19-B-67 n/a n/a n/a
859 STEUBEN ST 19-B-47 n/a n/a n/a
1003 STEUBEN ST 19-B-39 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 6-A-17 n/a n/a 101760.0152
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
STEUBEN ST 6-A-18 n/a n/a 101760.0153
STEUBEN ST 6-A-24 n/a n/a 101760.0156
STEUBEN ST 19-D-155 n/a n/a 101760.0180
STEUBEN ST 6-A-3 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 7-N-73 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 7-N-78 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 19-D-135 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 19-D-141 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 19-D-144 n/a n/a n/a
STEUBEN ST 19-D-150 n/a n/a n/a
221 TITUS ST 20-G-1 n/a n/a n/a
117 UVILLA ST 20-R-237 n/a n/a n/a
217 VALONIA ST 20-S-164 n/a n/a n/a
404 VALONIA ST 20-S-258 n/a n/a n/a
144 VIOLET WAY 6-A-101 n/a n/a 101760.0162
146 VIOLET WAY 6-A-103 n/a n/a 101760.0164
12 WABASH ST 19-D-194 n/a n/a 101760.0188
John Kenny & Sons Merchant Tailors 50 WABASH ST 19-H-240 n/a n/a 101760.0230
58 WABASH ST 19-H-236 n/a n/a 101760.0229
60 WABASH ST 19-H-235 n/a n/a 101760.0228
74 WABASH ST 19-H-226 n/a n/a 101760.0225
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
96 WABASH ST 19-H-207 n/a n/a 101760.0223
106 WABASH ST 19-M-60 n/a n/a 101760.0248
108 WABASH ST 19-M-61 n/a n/a 101760.0249
108 WABASH ST 19-M-62 n/a n/a 101760.0250
115 WABASH ST 19-M-125 n/a n/a 101760.0266
167 WABASH ST 19-M-98 n/a n/a n/a
174 WABASH ST 19-S-128 n/a n/a n/a
440 WABASH ST 19-H-244 n/a n/a 101760.0232
WABASH ST 19-H-206 n/a n/a 101760.0222
WABASH ST 19-M-84 n/a n/a 101760.0255
WABASH ST 19-M-124 n/a n/a 101760.0265
1 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-145 n/a n/a n/a
615 WALBRIDGE ST 19-H-151 n/a n/a n/a
703 WALBRIDGE ST 19-G-292 n/a n/a n/a
WARDEN ST 19-M-12 n/a n/a 101760.0243
WARDEN ST 19-M-32 n/a n/a 101760.0246
504 WEAVER ST 19-G-124 n/a n/a n/a
100 WERDER ST 20-G-106 n/a n/a n/a
401 WERDER ST 20-G-127 n/a n/a n/a
701 WESTON WAY 19-F-31 n/a n/a n/a
911 WILHELM ST 20-R-201 n/a n/a n/a
921 WILHELM ST 20-R-197 n/a n/a n/a
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
62 WOODVILLE AVE 6-N-63 n/a n/a n/a
729 WYMORE ST 19-F-15 n/a n/a n/a
748 WYMORE ST 19-B-184 n/a n/a n/a
903 WYMORE ST 19-B-170 n/a n/a n/a
909 WYMORE ST 19-B-210 n/a n/a n/a
1006 WYMORE ST 19-B-135 n/a n/a n/a
Post-1975 Resources (N=29)
520 ALEXANDER ST 19-D-186 Building n/a c. 1990 101760.0187
79 ANGLE ST 7-N-184 Building n/a c2015 n/a
1233 ARNOLD ST 19-A-97 Building n/a 1999 n/a
7 BOND ST 20-G-195 Building n/a c1980 n/a
66 BOND ST 20-G-133 Building n/a 1988 n/a
68 BOND ST 20-G-133 Building n/a 1988 n/a
747 CALCUTTA WAY 19-C-257 Building n/a c1980 n/a
1338 CHARTIERS AVE 20-F-248 Building n/a c1990 n/a
407 FAIRVIEW AVE 20-S-40 Building n/a c1990 n/a
410 GREENTREE RD 19-M-97 Building n/a c. 1970 101760.0257
1324 HASSLER ST 19-E-99 Building n/a 1977 n/a
1326 HASSLER ST 19-E-99 Building n/a 1977 n/a
820 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-265 Building n/a c. 2005 n/a
916 HERSCHEL ST 19-B-250 Building n/a c. 1975 n/a
420 S MAIN ST 19-D-272 Site n/a n/a 101760.0197
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Map-Block- Resource CRGIS Historic Name Address Integrity Date Lot Type Inventory ID#
1043 MARENA ST 20-L-194 Building n/a c. 1980 n/a
921 RUE GRANDE 20-M-71 Building n/a c. 1985 n/a VUE ST
1016 RUE GRANDE 20-H-28 Building n/a c1985 n/a VUE ST
1331 STEM ST 20-F-110 Building n/a c. 1995 n/a us19/sr51 new west end US ROUTE 19/SR51 N/A Structure n/a c2010 n/a interchange
714-716 VALONIA ST 20-S-159 Building n/a c. 1980 n/a
80 WABASH ST 19-H-197 Building n/a c. 1995 101760.0221
104 WABASH ST 19-M-56 Building n/a c. 2000 101760.0247
WABASH ST 19-H-209 Building n/a c1990 101760.0224
19-L-118- 929 WALBRIDGE ST Building n/a c. 1975 n/a 0-1
4 WERDER ST 20-G-85 Building n/a c1987 n/a
5 WERDER ST 20-G-85 Building n/a c1987 n/a
24 WOODVILLE AVE 19-S-107 Building n/a c. 1990 n/a
805-813 WYMORE ST 19-B-196 Building n/a c. 1995 n/a
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