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______4. National Park Service Certification I hereby certify that this property is: entered in the National Register determined eligible for the National Register determined not eligible for the National Register removed from the National Register other (explain:) ______

______Signature of the Keeper Date of Action ______5. Classification Ownership of Property

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Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National Register __1______6. Function or Use Historic Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) DOMESTIC: single dwelling_ DOMESTIC: multiple dwelling_ DOMESTIC: secondary structure COMMERCE/TRADE: business EDUCATION: school______RELIGION: religious facility_ LANDSCAPE: park_ INDUSTRY: processing/extraction INDUSTRY: energy facility AGRICULTURE/SUBSISTENCE: processing TRANSPORTATION: rail related

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Current Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) DOMESTIC: single dwelling DOMESTIC: multiple dwelling DOMESTIC: secondary structure COMMERCE/TRADE: business EDUCATION: school RELIGION: religious facility INDUSTRY: manufacturing facility LANDSCAPE: park LANDSCAPE: parking lot VACANT: not in use

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Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions.) MID-19TH CENTURY: Greek Revival LATE VICTORIAN: Italianate LATE VICTORIAN: Second Empire LATE VICTORIAN: Queen Anne LATE VICTORIAN: Stick/Eastlake Late 19th and Early 20th Century American Movements: Bungalow / Craftsman OTHER: I-house OTHER: shotgun house OTHER: Northern Kentucky Townhouse

Materials: Principal exterior materials in the district: _wood, brick, stone, concrete, slate, tin, iron

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The proposed Buena Vista Historic District is a compact, densely built neighborhood in Newport, Kentucky, a small city at the confluence of the Ohio and Licking rivers opposite Cincinnati. (See map.) It is located in the southwest corner of Newport, where the Licking to the west and steep hills rising to the south form natural boundaries. As is characteristic of northern Kentucky’s river cities from Dayton to Ludlow, the neighborhood is a tight grid of narrow streets, angled to the northeast, platted with small, rectangular lots typically measuring approximately 25 by 100 feet. (See Sanborn Fire Insurance maps.) Because of its density, there is little public open space apart from the City-owned Buena Vista Park south of Twelfth Street, and Freudenberg Park on the 700 block of Liberty Street, and there are no formal public spaces. (See Figure 1.)

Buena Vista developed as a working and middle-class residential neighborhood with numerous industrial uses on its periphery and corner commercial buildings scattered throughout. It was platted in the 1840s and most of its buildings date from c. 1850 to 1925, with the majority constructed from c. 1870 to 1900. Its predominant building types are two- and three-bay and Northern Kentucky townhouses, shotgun cottages, and L-plan residences. The dominant architectural styles are Italianate, Second Empire, Eastlake and Queen Anne, and a few buildings reflect the influence of the Greek Revival, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman modes. Many properties, however, do not reflect any particular style, achieving distinction by form alone. Most residences stand one to two-and-a-half stories high and two to three bays wide. Brick and wood frame are the dominant materials, and numerous buildings have been reclad in modern synthetic siding. Within this framework, the district exhibits remarkable diversity, with many of its streetscapes presenting a mixture of house types, styles, and materials, apparently built over several decades. Regardless of age or scale, most buildings are built close to and highly visible from the street. Because the neighborhood is economically disadvantaged and suffers from disinvestment, numerous buildings are vacant and/or in poor condition; others have been demolished, leaving vacant lots. At the same time, the neighborhood also is seeing some new investment in the form of rehabilitation and infill housing. The proposed district contains 1,719 resources on 150.928486 acres.

The proposed district includes 1450 contributing resources and 269 noncontributing resources (18% of total). (See table and map.)

H. Most important contributing buildings, sites, structures, and objects. Common kinds of other contributing resources.

See below.

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The district setting: general characteristics.

The proposed district’s boundaries clearly distinguish it from its surroundings. It is delineated by natural features and areas of different land use and contrasting topography: Newport’s central business district to the east, a rail line to the south, the Licking River and newly built industrial buildings to the west. The irregular north boundary was drawn to include significant and compatible historic resources along West Eighth Street, including the former Newport High School while excluding clusters of recently built infill structures. It also takes in the 1000 block of York Street, which was excluded from the existing York Street Historic District (National Register, 1995; National Register Information System [NRIS] #95000640) because of owner objection.

Buena Vista’s hierarchy of streets accommodated a diversity of buildings, different land uses and people of varying income levels. The wider, north-south collector streets from York to Patterson and the east-west numbered streets from Eighth to Twelfth carried a larger volume of traffic, which made them attractive to corner businesses and appropriate locations for streetcar lines. They also drew more affluent people who built larger, more imposing residences on bigger lots (Photo 1, 1044 York Street). Between the collector streets are narrow, “small” streets such as Ann, Putnam, and Liberty. These alley-like streets typically were developed with modest townhomes and cottages, built close to the street on small lots, and speculative developments of the repetitive plan. They also were favored locations for small, home-based businesses such as tailor, blacksmith and carpentry shops, housed in separate structures to the rear of the lot. The older, eastern section of the neighborhood did not include dividing alleys, so these “small” streets were logical locations for providing services.

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Figure 1 1910 Newport Sanborn map depicting the eastern section of the historic district, including modest homes along narrow Putnam St.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State As is typical of Newport, the neighborhood’s terrain is largely level. A few surviving early buildings, however, occupy raised lots that were never graded down, suggesting that the neighborhood’s topography was more irregular in the past; buildings so sited often can serve as markers for early development.

Topography also influenced the neighborhood’s land uses. Because the Ohio and Licking rivers frequently experienced flooding, which grew worse over time, lower-lying streets closer to these waterways typically were developed with smaller, cheaper housing, close to the street, as well as industrial uses taking advantage of proximity to rail and water transportation. The 1910 Sanborn fire insurance map includes a map of Newport’s “congested district,” extending from Isabella Street on the west to Park Avenue on the east. This map shows a predominance of yellow (frame construction) in the westernmost blocks, as opposed to a predominance of pink (brick construction) farther from the Licking River. Page 23 of the insurance map shows that all the residential buildings between Ninth, Brighton, Eleventh and Lowell streets were small, one-story structures of frame construction; a brick saloon was an exception.1

1 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit.

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Figure 2 1910 Newport Sanborn map depicting southwest corner of the district between Isabella and Brighton streets.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State As is typical of urban northern Kentucky, zero lot line construction is the norm in Buena Vista, maximizing privacy and useful yard space on small parcels. Builders used simple, rectangular forms, which were cheaper and easier to construct and accommodated the narrow lots. In fact, the neighborhood’s urban vernacular is a series of elaborations on the basic “single-file” building type: the shotgun house. Shotgun house with second story = townhouse; townhouse with side hall = side-passage house; a side-passage house with another file of rooms on the other side of the hall = center passage house (very few of which were built in Newport because of the large lots required), and so on.

Many of the district’s streetscapes reflect its mixed demographics, which included laborers, artisans, skilled tradesmen, foremen, supervisors, business owners and a small number of professionals, as well as large numbers of first- and second-generation immigrants. The remarkable diversity of building types, materials and styles suggests many were built over time by a succession of developers for people of different income levels. This diversity is particularly striking on Central Avenue, which included some of the neighborhood’s most expensive housing as well as numerous small and middling dwellings. The 800 block, for example, includes corner commercial buildings, multiple kinds of townhouses, shotgun houses, a hall-and-parlor house, and a recently built infill dwelling.

During the 19th and early 20th centuries, many people of modest means, such as laborers and their families, could not afford to own their own homes (which remains true today). Therefore, many houses in Buena Vista were built as investments by speculators, typically with repetitive plans and details. Some buildings that resemble single-family homes from the exterior actually had multi-family tenancy (two or more units), as revealed by census data. Extended family households were common, particularly among recently arrived immigrants, and many people took in boarders to make ends meet.

Because of the district’s typically small lots, pre-1900 historic outbuildings are rarely seen. Garages began to appear when autos came into common use in the early 20th century. The majority are modest brick or frame structures built beside the main house or, less commonly, facing rear alleys. Some owners of buildings on raised lots have excavated them to create basement garages.

There are few street trees in the district; urban greenery, where present, is more common on wider streets with more generous lot sizes, and around newly constructed or renovated buildings. There is extensive use of hard-surface and man-made materials throughout the district, such as concrete, gravel, vinyl, and treated wood, especially on smaller lots. Some houses retain historic wrought-iron fences and gates while others have chain-link or wood picket fences.

The scars of poverty and disinvestment are evident throughout Buena Vista. As noted previously, the neighborhood is dotted with empty buildings as well as vacant lots resulting from blight- removal demolitions and house fires. This is particularly evident on Ann Street, where many buildings have been lost to blight-abatement efforts, replaced by new houses, or taken down to enlarge a church parking lot. Scattered properties in the neighborhood are being built or renovated as affordable housing by the local housing authority, and a growing number of homes

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State are being renovated or restored by private owners as personal residences. The construction of the new north-south Kentucky Route 9 connector through the western edge of the neighborhood, providing a more direct link between the urban core and Interstate 275, is also attracting new businesses and residents to the west side of the city.

Building Types of the District: Early vernacular house types.

Hall-and-parlor houses. Some of the neighborhood’s oldest surviving buildings represent vernacular building types typically associated with rural areas of Kentucky but found in towns and cities as well. The earliest surviving buildings in the proposed district, a handful of which are scattered throughout the neighborhood, are hall-and-parlor houses: modest one- or one-and-a- half-story brick or frame dwellings, two rooms wide and one room deep with no dividing hallways, covered by a side-gabled roof of moderate pitch. The main block contains two rooms of unequal width separated by a bearing wall with chimney. One-story rear ells, which typically received additions over time, extend outward from the main block, forming a T-shaped footprint.

The house at 1026 Ann Street presents an asymmetrically balanced three-bay façade and interior gable end-chimney. The walls are clad in aluminum siding and the windows and doors have been replaced with stock units. The 1938 Newport directory lists Arthur L. Marsch, machinist, his wife, Lourine, and their son Howard, student, at this address. 2

Nearby, the Sheanshang House at 925 Ann Street (photo 14) is a one-story brick residence with a balanced three-bay façade whose side-gabled roof with “telltale” off-center chimney hints at an interior layout consisting of two rooms of unequal size. Byron H. Sheanshang, auto mechanic, his wife, Martha, and students Harold B. and Thelma lived here as of 1938.3 The house occupies a raised lot and the basement has been excavated and extended to accommodate a garage with a porch above.

2 Williams Directory Company, Williams’ Newport, Campbell County, City Directories, 1938. 3 Ibid.

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Figure 3 Sheanshang House, 925 Ann Street. View to the east.

I-houses. Another mid-19th-century house type found in limited numbers in the district is the I- house. Built c. 1840 to 1870, these dwellings stand two- or two-and-a-half-stories high, two rooms wide and one room deep with three- to-five-bay facades. They are simple, unadorned buildings with minimal ornamentation and typically have side-gabled or mansard roofs. Like hall-and-parlor houses, some of these dwellings have asymmetrical three- or four-bay patterns of piercing that suggest informal hall-and-parlor forms rather than symmetrical center-hall plans. All are built close to the front lot line with a little setback.

The Pfirman House at 941 Putnam Street (photo 5) is a two-story frame residence with a balanced five-bay façade and Gothic Revival-style centered acute gable. In the first story, doorways occupy the central and end bays; because the house has been resided with aluminum and the openings boarded, it is not evident if the end bays were windows originally. The second story retains 2/2 wood sash and the roof is covered with raised-seam metal. The house is presently vacant and deteriorating. As of 1938, this was the residence of Louis S. Pfirman, clothes presser, his wife, Kathryn M., and Frederick L., student.4

4 Ibid.

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Figure 4 900 block Putnam streetscape, Pfirman House at right. View to the northeast.

Townhouses

Ideally suited for Newport’s narrow lots, the townhouse with its numerous variations is the predominant building type of the district. Resembling detached rowhouses, these residences stand two or two-and-a-half stories high and two bays wide under gabled, mansard or long shed roofs (the latter are typically found on two-story examples with minimal attic space). Exhibiting considerable variety in style and detailing, they were built c. 1860 to 1910. Census research indicates some were owner-occupied during the late 19th century, while others were used as rental properties containing one or more units.

Two-bay townhouses. The majority of Buena Vista’s townhouses present a front façade containing a window and a door, allowing entry directly from the street, and are called two-bay townhouses. “Similar to the Shotgun house, [the two-bay townhouse] does not contain a side hall. This plan is directly related to the English Rowhouse type and may contain variations on the location of the fireplaces and the stairs. This type’s main entranceway enters directly into the parlor or living room from the outside (Hubka 2013).”)5

Three common variations on the two-bay townhouse are distinguished by roof type, as follows.

Side-gabled roof: The most common two-bay townhouse variation presents a side-gabled roof of moderate to steep pitch. A well-preserved example, which has recently undergone a sympathetic

5 Alexander Wise, MHP, Kentucky Historic Resources Group Survey Form Continuation Sheet: Newport Buena Vista Survey Project. City of Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. Prepared for Kentucky Heritage Council and revised under the direction of the: Newport Historic Preservation office, Michael L. McElwain, September 2017, p. 13.

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Figure 5 John J. Hieber House, 1119 Isabella Street. View to the East.

Front-gabled roof: The Stenken House, a finely detailed, front-gabled brick residence at 930 Central Avenue, exhibits alternating quoins, carved and bracketed stone window hoods, and a metal cornice with paired brackets. As of 1938, this was home to several members of the Stenken family: Maynard, druggist; John W., stationary fireman, and his wife, Bessie; Ruth, saleslady, and Charles A., errand boy. 7

Shed roof: Two-story versions of the two-bay townhouse with long shed roofs and attic vent grilles can be seen at 323 and 325 West Ninth Street and 834 and 836 Liberty Street (photo 28). The latter are two rooms deep at the main block, with kitchens housed in one-story rear ells. As of 1938, owner-occupants Dunaway Parker lived at 323 and Edwin Johns at 325; owner Fred G. Schaub resided at 834 and renter Clay M. Strange at 836. 8

A total of 375 two-bay townhouses were recorded in the recent survey, 351 of which were built 1875-1899, 23 between 1900 and 1924 and one after 1925. 9

6 Williams Directory Co., 1938, op. cit. 7 Ibid. 8 Iibid. 9 Wise, op.cit.

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Northern Kentucky Townhouses (NKYTH). Some Buena Vista townhomes exhibit facades containing two windows and no door, with the main entrances around the corner in the side elevation. Apparently found only in Kenton and Campbell counties, they represent a distinctive local subtype called the Northern Kentucky or Covington/Newport townhouse because of its predominance in both cities. This house type has long intrigued architectural historians; examples of scholarship include the following:

“The Northern Kentucky Townhouse’s narrow end faces the street in the same manner as the shotgun house—either is well-suited for one of the deep, narrow lots typical of Covington. The principle [sic] difference is that the NKYTH has multiple stories, while the shotgun is a single story; both types are a single room wide and multiple rooms deep…. Where typical shotgun houses have front entries, the typical NKYTH has no street façade entry and adds upper stories, which requires the addition of a stair, resolved by the introduction of a stair hall. The main entry into the stair hall is found midway along the side of the building….”10

“The Northern Kentucky townhouse or Covington/Newport House, as it is called in this study, was predominantly constructed in brick and is identified by its overall shape and floor plan. The free-standing structure is usually 2-1/2 to 3 stories tall (although a fair number of 1-1/2 story examples are found) with a two-bay front, rectangular footprint, and the principal entrance on the side…no door is located on the street façade. The floor plan consists of one room in front, with a stair hall leading from the side entrance behind it, and one to three rooms behind the stairhall in the rear…. The opposite side elevation usually contains only one or two small openings. The chimney most often rises above the blank wall side…. Other architectural elements vary, including the roof type, fenestration patterns, the presence of a porch at the side entrance, and the architectural style, which is usually either Italianate or Queen Anne.” 11

Good examples of the Northern Kentucky townhouse can be found throughout the district. Set on a high foundation, the house at 1115 Columbia Street is a brick residence of simple design that appears to have been built c. 1860-1870. It exhibits plain stone lintels, slip sills and water table, surviving 2/2 windows at the second story, a cornice with three pairs of brackets, and a new metal roof. A well-preserved duplex version of the type from the High Victorian era can be seen at 1002-1004 Central Avenue (c. 1880; photo 22), which features floor-to-ceiling windows, gabled dormers, and an imbricated, polychrome, mansard-front roof. Residing at 1002 as of 1900 were renters Benjamin Thompson, motorman on an “electric car line” (streetcar); his wife,

10 Bill Macintire, Documentation of Historic Structures on Twelfth Street, Covington (Kentucky Heritage Council, State Historic Preservation Office, October 2013), p. 4. 11 Rita Walsh, Kentucky Historic Resources Survey: Northern Kentucky Townhouse Study (Kentucky Heritage Council, 1993.)

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Figure 6 1115 Columbia St, 5th from left. View to the northeast.

“While the Italianate style is the most prominent style for NKYTH [Northern Kentucky townhouse] dwellings in the Project area, numerous NKYTH dwellings are representative of Queen Anne and Second Empire architectural styles, along with a small number of Greek Revival-style NKYTH dwellings”. A total of 116 examples of the Northern Kentucky townhouse were identified in the survey, 100 of which were built 1875-1899 and 16 between 1900 and 1924.13

1.5-story townhouse variations. Numerous one-and-a-half-story “cottage” versions of the two- bay and Northern Kentucky townhouses were built in Buena Vista during the 1870s and 1880s to suit people of more modest means and typically housed one or two families. These 1.5-story residences offered the advantages of more space and greater privacy than single-story, linear- plan shotgun houses. Like their two-story neighbors, they are broadly classified by roof form, the most popular being a side-gabled roof of moderate pitch. In these gabled-roof examples, the upper story typically is illuminated by frieze windows in the bracketed cornice, and a single side window centered below the peak of the gable. 14 An intact grouping of gabled-roof cottages can be found at 1020, 1022 and 1024 Columbia Street. Built of brick, they exhibit segmentally arched stone hoods and frieze windows and cornices with paired brackets. Wrought-iron fences delineate the front property lines. As of 1938, Clem V. Munninghoff (1022) and William P. and Mary Holland (1024) were respective owner- occupants, while 1020 was vacant. A party-wall duplex example with subtly arched window hoods paired brackets and shared chimney can be found at 1140-1142 Central Avenue (photo

12 Twelfth Census of the United States: 1900. 13 Wise, op.cit, p. 12. 14 Ibid. .

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Mansard variation. A popular variation on the cottage version of the two-bay townhouse exhibits a steeply sloped mansard roof at the main façade and a shed roof—generally low- pitched—covering the remainder of the structure. The focal point of the façade, the mansard typically is clad in slate, often patterned and multicolored. The roof generally contains one or more roof dormers or, less commonly, a sharply gabled wall dormer. A bracketed cornice completes the design.

One of the numerous examples in the district can be seen at 407 West Ninth Street, which exhibits stone belt and string courses, a minimally bracketed cornice and asphalt-shingled mansard (photo 52). Residing here as of 1938 were steelworker Stanley D. Gish and his wife, Margaret M., and bartender Edward W. Pooley and his wife, Christine M. 16

Figure 7 407 West Ninth Street. View to the north.

Side-passage townhouses. As the name implies, side-passage townhouses are two-and-a-half- or three-story rectangular dwellings with side hallways housing a stairwell that typically serves all floors. “The plan organization locates the stairway in a one-half-room wide stair hall placed to one side of the front façade. This plan was one of the most popular and continuously built plans for the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries”17. Sixty-three examples were located in the survey (ibid.). Because they are larger than two-bay or Northern Kentucky townhouses, which were often built as investment properties, and required wider lots, they generally were built as

15 Williams Directory Co., 1938, op.cit. 16 Ibid. 17 Wise, op.cit., p. 13.

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Side-passage townhouses generally exhibit side-gabled or mansard roofs. As with Northern Kentucky and two-bay townhouses, they exhibit considerable variety in details.

The 1000 block of Central Avenue, west side, contains several side-hall brick residences of similar design, suggesting a common builder or design source. The houses at 1006 and 1008 feature fully- and segmentally-arched door surrounds and windows and bracketed cornices, and 1008 also includes a semi-hexagonal bay. The house at 1016 Central (photo 23), home first to lumber dealer James K. Stone and, later, wholesale whiskey dealer Thomas B. Youtsey, is a large, stylish, possibly architect-designed residence incorporating elements of Neo-Grec and Eastlake design, sited on a double lot.18 As was a fairly common practice in the neighborhood, Youtsey’s business was housed in a separate structure at the rear of the lot, which may be the present-day 1017 Liberty Street.19

The house next door at 1020 Central was occupied by Youtsey later in his life and has many details in common with 1016, suggesting a still-unidentified common builder, as do 823 and 826 Central nearby. Marion Watts, sheet metal worker, his wife, Effie, and Paul E. Arthur rented at 826 in 1938. The house at 1105 Columbia Street is a side-passage brick residence whose austere design and sitting atop a raised lot suggest an early, possibly pre-Civil War construction date (photo 9). As of 1938, John H. Teese, clerk Harry W. Smith, and widow Mattie Smith resided here.20

18 Twelfth Census, op.cit. 19 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit. 20 Williams Directory Co., 1938, op.cit.

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Figure 8 1910 Sanborn map depicting the center of the historic district between Columbia and Isabella streets.21

21 Williams Directory Co., op.cit., 1938.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State A rare example of a three-bay townhouse built to one-and-a-half stories, allowing for a more formal front entrance, can be found at 1011 Columbia Street (photo 6). This brick residence exhibits segmentally arched window hoods and a recessed entry in the end bay. Formerly vacant, it has recently undergone a sympathetic renovation. In 1938 this was the home of foreman Robert Palm and his wife, Lula. 22

Shotgun houses. One of the most common house types in the district is the shotgun house: a narrow, rectangular, domestic residence, no more than one room wide and three to five rooms deep, with rooms arranged one behind the other and doors at front and rear. The shotgun was the most popular vernacular house type in the South from the end of the Civil War through the 1920s and large numbers were built in northern Kentucky’s river cities beginning in the mid-19th century. Like townhouses, shotgun houses as a group exhibit tremendous variety and range from simple and unadorned designs to single-story versions of popular styles of the day. “Shotgun houses were adorned with the elements of almost all of the architectural styles that appeared during the late nineteenth century included Greek Revival, Italianate, Eastlake, Bracketed and Classical Revival styles.”23 Both single and duplex shotgun examples can be found throughout the district.

One of the best-preserved shotguns in the district is the Ray Stadtmiller House at 306 West Twelfth Street, a frame residence that retains original wood windows, louvered blinds, a bracketed cornice with returns, and Gothic-arched gable vent (Williams Directory Co., 1938). The house is in fair condition and suffering from neglect. A later example of the type on the same block, built-in brick, is 332 West Twelfth Street, which exhibits a “cottage” window with stained glass transom, gable returns, and rear frame lean-to. Lawrence Hehman, clerk of the police court, and his wife, Lucille, rented here as of 1938. The Steph Strauss house at 815 Liberty Street is a front-gabled brick shotgun with arched, louvered gable vent and full-width bungalow-style brick porch.24

A total of 339 shotgun houses were identified in the survey, 351 of which were built c. 1875- 1899, 23 c. 1900-1924 and one after 1925.

Popular house plans

L-plan houses. By the late 19th century, house plans promoted nationwide by builders’ guides were gaining popularity in urban neighborhoods. At the same time, the growing popularity of central heat for middle-class homes resulted in more houses being built with open plans, where rooms flowed into one another, rather than closed plans such as the two-bay townhouse that were designed to retain heat from fireplaces and stoves.

The L- or T-plan house type, which offered a more open plan and greater privacy than earlier, linear plans, achieved great popularity in Northern Kentucky’s river cities in the 1900s. Built c.

22 Ibid. 23 Wise, op.cit., p. 12. 24 Williams Directory Co., 1930, op.cit.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1880, the Healey House at 1012 Central Avenue is a finely detailed two-and-a-half-story brick residence of Queen Anne/Eastlake style, with corbelled brickwork, incised stonework, stickwork porches, gable braces, and intersecting-gable slate roof. The 1900 federal population census lists 58-year-old Ellie Healey, daughter of Irish immigrants, at this address, along with eight children and two live-in servants. 25The house has recently been rehabilitated after years of vacancy and deterioration.

Indicated on the 1910 Sanborn map, the houses at 932, 936 and 940 Patterson Street are one-and- a-half-story brick cottages in the Queen Anne style with individualized detailing, mansard-front roofs, inset porches and hipped-roof ells with dormers.26 (See photo 38.) They are presently vacant and undergoing repairs. As of 1938, lathe hand Louis Martin and his wife, Sophia, owned 936, and 940 belonged to foreman Charles N. Meiner and his wife, Ann E. 27

Located opposite are three brick cottages of more recent construction and simpler design at 933, 935 and 937 Patterson Street (photo 36). Not indicated on the 1910 Sanborn map, they likely were constructed a few years later. These houses exhibit intersecting-gable roofs and porches set in the angle of the “ell.” All retain rectangular stained-glass transoms and two still have raised- seam metal roofs. As of 1938 Delia Crooks rented 933, justice of the peace Charles O. Derrick was the owner of 935, and widow Bertha Brosey, cook at the Jake Heringer Grocery at 10th and Patterson, owned 939.28

Bungalows. Because Buena Vista’s development was largely complete by the turn of the twentieth century, little residential construction took place thereafter in 1920. Nonetheless, eight examples of this popular early twentieth-century house type were identified during the survey. 29 The well-preserved, one-story frame bungalow at 1126 Brighton Street features a brick porch in the angle of the ell and a basement garage with original double doors (photo 43). As of 1938, it was the home of Frank Fessler, a maintenance man, and his wife, Geneva.30 The house’s unusual L-shaped form conforms to the wide, shallow lot, demonstrating the adaptability of this popular house type. Larger and more conventional in form is the dormer-front brick bungalow at 309 Hodge Street, which exhibits four-part “cottage” windows flanking a centered doorway, and a full-façade porch. It was the home of foreman Garrett Smith and his wife, Oda31. Blocks of bungalow-plan Dutch Colonial houses with front-facing gambrel roofs occupy the west side of Brighton Street between Ninth and Twelfth streets (photo 42).

American Foursquares. Five examples of the American Foursquare houses built c. 1910-1920, were recorded in the survey.32 Typical of these is 920 Central Avenue, a brick residence standing

25 (Twelfth Census, op.cit.). 26 (Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit.). 27 (Williams Directory Co., 1938, op.cit). 28 (ibid.). 29 (Wise, op.cit.). 30 (Williams Directory Co., 1938, op.cit.). 31 Ibid. 32 Wise, op.cit.

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Multi-family Residences

Tenements. Because Buena Vista was an industrial neighborhood, it is not surprising that several tenement houses--multi-story, multi-family residences providing small apartments with minimal amenities for working people--were built in the district during the late 19th century. Generally rising directly from the sidewalk, they are frame or brick structures, two-and-a-half to three stories high, under side-gabled or shed roofs. Some housed first-floor businesses, as well as apartments, and feature ground-floor storefronts.

Two characteristic examples can be seen at 940 and 938 Central Avenue (photo 21). The building at 938 exhibits a simple, four-bay façade with bracketed cornice and tooled stone window heads; the central façade bay has been bricked in. 940’s cast-iron and brick storefront bays have been largely filled in but the original, double-leaf, glazed doors remain in place, as does an arched opening or “grocer’s passage” providing access for tenants to the building’s side entrance.

As of 1938, the crowded quarters at 940 Central housed a business, Northern Kentucky Beer Distributors (NKBD), and apartments for the following tenants:

 Mrs. Rose Mueller  William A. Secrist, mill worker; wife, Cecelia  Harry Tischen, bottle washer  Joseph Uebel, a truck driver for NKBD  Ray Uebel, bottler, NKBD  William Vance, bottle washer, NKBD  William F. Wintersole, steelworker; wife, Lillian  Frank Wintersole, a steelworker. 34

The former Henry J. Rose Shoe Repair building at 1102 Ann Street, which included upper-story apartments, offers a rare glimpse of tenement living in Buena Vista in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The small apartment units have remained untouched since 1940 when they ceased to be used as a rental property. The building had few modern conveniences--minimal electric lighting, no indoor bathrooms--so the tenants used backyard privies (no longer extant). The building retains a bracketed Italianate cornice and some 2/2 windows, and its angled storefront wraps the corner of Eleventh and Ann streets. It is now undergoing rehabilitation aided by grant

33 Williams Directory Co., 1938, op.cit. 34 Ibid.

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The only purpose-built apartment building in Buena Vista, a neighborhood dominated by low- scale buildings, is 401 West Ninth Street, whose storefront housed the Harold Haverkamp grocery in 1938. The c. 1920, two-story brick structure with a pyramidal roof has been somewhat altered by infill of an upper-story porch and window replacement but retains its overall character.36

Commercial Buildings. Neighborhood businesses such as groceries, meat markets, drugstores, and saloons occupied corner sites throughout Buena Vista. Most, like the Rose Shoe Repair enterprise, occupied the first floors of two- to three-story commercial/residential structures, with apartments upstairs. Many of these mixed-use buildings are still used for business purposes such as convenience stores, daycare centers, laundromats, and taverns, while other storefronts have been converted to apartments or left vacant. Larger and more imposing commercial buildings are located on east-west through streets, particularly West Tenth Street and West Eleventh Street (Kentucky Route 1120), which carry a larger volume of traffic and accommodate street parking.

A group of late-19th-century commercial/residential buildings of similar scale and design, suggesting an unidentified common builder, can be found on West Eleventh Street between Columbia Street and Central Avenue. All are two-and-a-half story brick structures on corner lots, and their angled, brick storefronts with deep stone belt courses address both streets. They feature low-pitched or mansard roofs and carved stone lintels. Examples include 1045 Central Avenue, which housed the Joe Mulligan Restaurant as of 1938, and 99 West 11th Street. 37

The Pangallo Building at 131 West Eleventh Street is a locally rare surviving example of a small-scale commercial building of frame construction. The one-story, three-bay structure features a central doorway and flanking windows (boarded over) and a bracketed cornice. It is noted as vacant in the 1938 directory and later housed the office of a heating contractor; it is once again empty, and in deteriorating condition. 38

A commercial landmark, the former West Side Hotel at 438 West Eleventh Street anchors the important intersection of Eleventh and Brighton streets (photos 65, 66). Built in the early 20th century, the building’s decorative brickwork, classical detailing, roof dormers, and asymmetrical corner tower are suggestive of the Renaissance Revival style. Its two storefronts have been infilled but their iron piers and lintel are still visible. The building was constructed in the early 20th century as a railroad hotel. For many years it housed a restaurant operated by John H. Kinsella, who as of 1938 resided at 404 Thornton Street with his wife, Karma (photo 67). By the

35 Ibid. 36 Ibid. 37 Ibid. 38 Ibid.

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 Henry Fields, car [streetcar] operator  Harvey J. L’Heureux, chef  Ben and Mary Mills, restaurant owners at 1108 Brighton Street (no longer extant)  William Turner, Sr., and Jr., taxi drivers, and their respective wives, Elizabeth and Alberta.39

One of the most distinctive commercial buildings in the district is the former Radel Funeral Home at 400 West Ninth Street. Indicated on the 1910 Sanborn map as an undertaker’s office and stable, the red and yellow brick structure features a shaped parapet, semicircular turret and shield-shaped plaque bearing the date “1907.”40 It is presently undergoing renovation as a six- unit apartment building.

Unique among Buena Vista’s commercial buildings in its use of a stone façade, 525 West Twelfth Street is a two-and-a-half-story Italianate commercial building. Its main (south) facade features polychrome random ashlar laid with a red mortar and keyed into the brick walls at the side elevations (photo 69). A bracketed cornice with frieze windows completes the design. Albert Mocahbee was a tenant in 1938.41

Industrial Buildings

Located at the western edge of the district are three historically significant structures associated with Newport’s industrial heritage, all of which are undergoing or have completed sympathetic adaptive renovations.

One of the most historically important buildings in Newport is the former office building of the Newport Rolling Mill and Globe Iron Works at 530 West Ninth Street, the only surviving structure associated with the steel industry in the city (photo 55). Noted on the 1910 Sanborn map, the two-story Craftsman-influenced brick building, built in two stages, now houses the offices of an engineering firm.42 The ongoing renovation includes the restoration of original interior features.

Nearby are two monumental surviving structures associated with the regional streetcar system, the Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway (also known as South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company). Built-in 1899, the former streetcar barn at West Eleventh and Brighton streets is a large, rectangular, brick structure whose façade is dominated by an imbricated mansard roof with broad, three-bay gable (photos 40 and 41). The side elevations

39 Ibid. 40 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit. 41 Williams’ Newport Directory, 1938, op. cit. 42 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit.

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A block away at 1104 Lowell Street is the former streetcar line powerhouse, a massive, three- story brick structure that was built in three stages in the 1890s and 1900s (photos 46, 47). Vacant and deteriorating for years, it has been renovated as the West Newport Campus of New Riff Distilling, an award-winning, Newport-based bourbon distillery. New Riff’s owners received a preservation award from the City of Newport in 2019 for the renovation of the powerhouse. Several lesser-known industrial structures also survive in Buena Vista. Still standing at the southeast corner of West Twelfth and Lowell streets is the former Newport Foundry Company, a rambling brick, and frame structure built in several stages and occupying half a city block. Rolf Monument Company, Inc., is a fourth-generation legacy builder of funerary monuments and civic memorials located at 530 Hodge Street. The building is a long, narrow structure of concrete block construction that appears to have evolved through a series of additions. Located on the south side of Keturah Street is the former location of E. Crawley, Sr., and Company, makers of bookbinding machinery. The building has been heavily altered and is considered a noncontributing resource in the district. It is presently vacant and for sale.

Figure 9 Advertisement for the Crawley company from The Manufacturing Publisher, date unknown (http://www.nkyviews.com/campbell/newp ort1323.htm).

43 “Fedders Construction re-locating to iconic Green Line Car Barn on Newport’s west side,” Northern Kentucky Tribune, May 11, 2018.

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Figure 10 1910 Newport Sanborn map, depicting streetcar barn and powerhouse, car repair shop (no longer extant), Newport Foundry Company, railroads, and other industrial concerns.

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Three major architectural styles rose to prominence during the district’s period of significance: the Italianate, Second Empire, and Queen Anne. These styles fall into two broad categories: popular and stylish.

Italianate:

“The rise in popularity of the Italianate style coincided with the early development of the Project area therefore resulting in the construction of many detached Italianate Townhouses and several Row Houses. The Italianate Townhouses in the Project area are characterized by low-pitched roof with wide overhanging eaves having decorative brackets, tall narrow windows, commonly arched or curved with elaborate hoods (McAlester 2015).”44

The variations of the Italianate style in Buena Vista are too numerous to list. Nonetheless, the 300 block of Hodge Street makes a good case study for subtle variations of the Italianate townhouse, as follows.

309-11: Double cottage version of the two-bay townhouse, built to one-and-a-half stories with “bullseye” lintels, angled cornice brackets and generous frieze windows.

313: Two-bay townhouse built to nearly three stories, with double parlor window, and subtly pedimented, incised stone hoods, under a very low-pitched gable roof.

315: Northern Kentucky townhouse with 2/2 windows under arched hood molds. Front, side-gabled block rises to two-and-a-half stories while the two-story rear block and ell have hipped roofs.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 317: Standing two-and-a-half stories high under a side-gabled roof, this two-bay townhouse features 2/2 windows with incised heads similar to those of 313.45

Figure 11 300 block Hodge Street, north side. View to the northwest.

Unique in the neighborhood is a six-unit Italianate rowhouse at 900-912 Columbia Street (photo 7). Built c. 1880, the two-and-a-half-story units feature two-bay facades with keystone window hoods, narrow corbeled string courses, and lightly bracketed cornices with frieze windows. The central units exhibit floor-to-ceiling windows in the first story. Bungalow-style brick porches have been added to three of the houses.

Figure 12 900-912 Columbia Street. View to the northwest.

45 Ibid.

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Several commercial/residential buildings in the district exhibit traits of the Second Empire style in their use of shallow-pitch slate mansard roofs and bracketed cornices. The building housing Sweet Tooth Candies at 125 West Eleventh Street wraps the corner of Ann Street, with glazed storefront panels and a stone lintel (photo 63). The 1/1 windows are capped with pedimented or flush stone heads. Gabled dormers with sunburst pediments rise from the roof surface. Residing in the building as of 1938 were salesman Clifford Wessling and his wife, Juanita, and Edward H. and Julia S. Eads. 47The building at 1100 Central Avenue exhibits an iron storefront and ornate detailing: The polygonal corner turret is carried on consoles and covered by a polychrome mansard slate roof.

Figure 13 125 West Eleventh Street, south & west facades. View to the northwest.

Queen Anne:

“The Queen Anne style rose to prominence in the 1880’s and continued as a dominant style until the first decade of the 1900’s…. Variations in this style are numerous but the one most often adopted in the Project area is the Free Classic. This variant used the basic form but adorned the structure with classical columns, Palladian windows, cornice line dentils, swags and garlands, etc.” 48 Forty

46 Ibid. 47 Williams’ Newport Directory, 1938, op. cit., 48 Wise, op.cit. p. 16.

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The most fully developed example of the Queen Anne style in the district is 832 Central Avenue (National Register, 1997; NRIS #97000873), home of August Sauer, who ran a successful plastering company. Occupying a raised lot with stone retaining wall and frame barn/carriage house now used for storage, the Sauer House façade is framed by two turrets—one cylindrical, one polygonal—and rises to a steeply pitched slate roof. The south turret’s missing slate roof and copper finial were replicated by a former owner in the 1990s. The interior retains ornate mantelpieces with pictorial tile surrounds (photo 26).

Figure 14 August Sauer House, 832 Central Avenue. View to the northwest.

The John V. and Flora Conway House at 318 Hodge Street (photo 62) is a remarkably well-preserved brick townhouse featuring a wealth of original detailing including “Queen Anne” windows and door panel (narrow panes of colored glass surrounding a clear central panel), stone stoop, stained-glass transom with house number, brick corbeling, wrought iron fence and railing, and unusual side-facing Colonial Revival porch with Ionic columns and centered pediment.

49 Ibid.

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Figure 15 John V. and Flora Conway House, 318 Hodge Street. View to the south.

Building Type / Style Number TYPE OR FUNCTION: American Foursquare 5 Bungalow 11 I-house 3 Shotgun 175 NKY Shotgun 238 NKY Townhouse 249 Hall and parlor 3 L-plan 11 Townhouse 2 bay 259 Shotgun 167 T-plan 3 Townhouse 3-bay 63 Ranch 1 Other: rowhouse 6

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Buena Vista Primary Resources Table Identified by Eligibility ______Street Survey Architectural Secondary Year Architectural Type Status Address (CPN) # Style Resource 1875- 800 Ann CPN-1070 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial C None 1899 1900- 801 Ann CPN-1071 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial C 1. Detached Garage 1924 803 Ann CPN-2059 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 804 Ann CPN-1072 I-house C None 1899 Applicable 805 Ann CPN-2060 Vacant lot NC 1875- 806 Ann CPN-1073 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 807 Ann CPN-1074 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 808 Ann CPN-1075 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 809 Ann CPN-1076 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 813 Ann CPN-2061 Vacant lot NC

814 Ann CPN-2062 Vacant lot NC 1875- 816 Ann CPN-1077 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 817 Ann CPN-1078 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1900- 819 Ann CPN-1079 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 820 Ann CPN-1080 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 821 Ann CPN-1081 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 822 Ann CPN-2063 Vacant lot NC 1900- 823 Ann CPN-1082 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 824 Ann CPN-2064 Vacant lot NC

825 Ann CPN-2065 Vacant lot NC 1875- 827 Ann CPN-1083 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 830 Ann CPN-2066 Vacant lot NC 1875- 832 Ann CPN-1085 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 835 Ann CPN-1086 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 836 Ann CPN-2067 Vacant lot NC 1875- 837 Ann CPN-1087 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 838 Ann CPN-2068 Vacant lot NC

839 Ann CPN-2069 Vacant lot NC 1875- 840 Ann CPN-1088 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 842 Ann CPN-2070 Vacant lot NC

844 Ann CPN-2071 Vacant lot NC

846 Ann CPN-2072 Vacant lot NC 1875- 908 Ann CPN1089 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899

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942 Ann CPN-2077 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1005 Ann CPN-1110 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1007 Ann CPN-1111 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1011 Ann CPN-1112 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1012 Ann CPN-2078 Vacant lot NC

1013 Ann CPN-2079 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1014 Ann CPN-1113 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1017 Ann CPN-2080 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 1018 Ann CPN-1114 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 1020 Ann CPN-1115 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1021 Ann CPN-1116 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1023 Ann CPN-2081 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1024 Ann CPN-1208 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 1137 Ann CPN-1243 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1138 Ann CPN-1244 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1140 Ann CPN-1245 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 2. Residential structure 1141 Ann CPN-1246 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 1143 Ann CPN-1247 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1145 Ann CPN-1248 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1147 Ann CPN-1249 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 829- 1875- Undetermined / Not Ann CPN-1084 NKY Townhouse C None 831 1899 applicable 1825- Undetermined / Not 925 Ann CPN-1101 hall and parlor C None 1849 applicable 1875- 815 Brighton CPN-2198 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 817 Brighton CPN-2197 NKY Shotgun Italianate NC None 1899 1875- 819 Brighton CPN-2196 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 823 Brighton CPN- 2195 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 825 Brighton CPN-2 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 831 Brighton CPN-2085 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 835 Brighton CPN-1701 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 837 Brighton CPN-2086 Vacant lot NC 1875- 839 Brighton CPN-1702 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 841 Brighton CPN-1703 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 930 Brighton CPN-1704 NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 Applicable Applicable 932 Brighton CPN-2087 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 934 Brighton CPN-3 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 936 Brighton CPN-3 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 937 Brighton CPN-1705 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1900- Dutch Colonial 940 Brighton CPN-1706 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Dutch Colonial 942 Brighton CPN-1707 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Dutch Colonial 944 Brighton CPN-1708 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Dutch Colonial 946 Brighton CPN-1709 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Early 20th Century 1001 Brighton CPN-1710 other: massed plan C None 1924 Vernacular 1900- Dutch Colonial 1002 Brighton CPN-1711 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Early 20th Century 1003 Brighton CPN-1712 other: massed plan C None 1924 Vernacular 1900- Dutch Colonial 1004 Brighton CPN-1713 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Dutch Colonial 1006 Brighton CPN-1714 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Early 20th Century 1007 Brighton CPN-1715 other: massed plan C None 1924 Vernacular 1900- Dutch Colonial 1008 Brighton CPN-1716 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Early 20th Century 1009 Brighton CPN-1717 bungalow NC 1. Shed 1924 Vernacular

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- 1011 Brighton CPN-1718 bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1900- Dutch Colonial 1014 Brighton CPN-1719 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1900- Dutch Colonial 1018 Brighton CPN-1720 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1028 Brighton CPN-2088 Vacant lot NC 1900- 1029 Brighton CPN-1721 NKY Shotgun Italianate NC None 1924 1031 Brighton CPN-2089 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1033 Brighton CPN-1723 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1035 Brighton CPN-1724 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1039 Brighton CPN-1725 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1102 Brighton CPN-1726 Other: Industrial TOC Industrial C None 1899 1108 Brighton CPN-2090 Vacant lot NC 1925- 1126 Brighton CPN-1727 Other: L-Plan Craftsman C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1949 1032 1900- Dutch Colonial Brighton CPN-1722 other: massed plan C 1. Residential house -34 1924 Revival 1875- 801 Central CPN-1117 Other: Commercial Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 805 Central CPN-1118 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 807 Central CPN-1119 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 811 Central CPN-1120 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 814 Central CPN-24 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 816 Central CPN-1136 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 817 Central CPN-1123 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- 818 Central CPN-1137 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 819 Central CPN-1124 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 Applicable 1875- 820 Central CPN-1138 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 823 Central CPN-1125 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 824 Central CPN-25 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 825 Central CPN-1126 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 826 Central CPN-1140 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 829 Central CPN-1127 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 830 Central CPN-2091 Vacant lot NC 1875- 831 Central CPN-1128 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Stone Wall / 832 Central CPN-401 Queen Anne C 1899 Passage Detached Garage 1825- Undetermined / Not 835 Central CPN-1129 hall and parlor C None 1849 applicable 1875- 837 Central CPN-1130 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 839 Central CPN-1131 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 840 Central CPN-1142 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 841 Central CPN-1132 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 842 Central CPN-1143 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Applicable

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 843 Central CPN-1133 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 844 Central CPN-2043 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 846 Central CPN-1145 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 Applicable 1875- Commercial 847 Central CPN-1134 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 901 Central CPN-2092 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 902 Central CPN-1156 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 904 Central CPN-1157 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 905 Central CPN-1146 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 906 Central CPN-1158 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 907 Central CPN-1147 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 908 Central CPN-1159 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 910 Central CPN-1160 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 911 Central CPN-1148 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 913 Central CPN-1149 Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 914 Central CPN-1161 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 915 Central CPN-1150 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 918 Central CPN-26 Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 Passage 1875- 919 Central CPN-1151 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 920 Central CPN-1163 American Foursquare Colonial Revival C None 1899 1875- 923 Central CPN-1152 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 924 Central CPN-1165 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 925 Central CPN-2093 Vacant lot NC 1875- 926 Central CPN-1166 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 929 Central CPN-1153 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 930 Central CPN-1167 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 932 Central CPN-1168 Other: Commercial Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 933 Central CPN-2094 Vacant lot NC

937 Central CPN-2095 Vacant lot NC

939 Central CPN-2096 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 940 Central CPN-1169 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 2001- Undetermined / Not Other: Religious 941 Central CPN-2055 NC None Present Applicable Building 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 943 Central CPN-1155 Italianate NC None 1899 Passage 945 Central CPN-2097 Vacant lot NC

1001 Central CPN-2098 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1005 Central CPN-1172 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1006 Central CPN-1173 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 1007 Central CPN-1174 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1008 Central CPN-1175 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 1012 Central CPN-1177 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- 1017 Central CPN-1178 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1019 Central CPN-1180 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1021 Central CPN-1181 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1023 Central CPN-1182 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1024 Central CPN-28 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 1025 Central CPN-1184 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1026 Central CPN-1185 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- 1027 Central CPN-1186 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1030 Central CPN-1187 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1031 Central CPN-1188 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1032 Central CPN-1189 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1033 Central CPN-1190 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1036 Central CPN-1191 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1037 Central CPN-1192 Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 2001- Undetermined / Not 1038 Central CPN-2044 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 1042 Central CPN-1193 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1043 Central CPN-1194 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1044 Central CPN-1195 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Commercial 1045 Central CPN-88 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 1046 Central CPN-1197 Other: Commercial Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1101 Central CPN-1198 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 1102 Central CPN-29 Other: Commercial Second Empire C None 1899 1900- Dutch Colonial 1104 Central CPN-1200 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1875- 1105 Central CPN-1201 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1106 Central CPN-1202 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1875- 1107 Central CPN-1203 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1108 Central CPN-1204 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1109 Central CPN-1205 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1111 Central CPN-1206 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 1113 Central CPN-1207 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 1114 Central CPN-1347 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1118 Central CPN-1348 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1121 Central CPN-1349 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1122 Central CPN-1350 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1123 Central CPN-1351 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 1124 Central CPN-1352 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 1125 Central CPN-1135 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 1126 Central CPN-1353 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 1129 Central CPN-1139 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1130 Central CPN-1354 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 1134 Central CPN-1355 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 1135 Central CPN-1141 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 1136 Central CPN-1356 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 1137 Central CPN-1162 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1875- 1138 Central CPN-1357 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1141 Central CPN-1359 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1144 Central CPN-1360 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1146 Central CPN-1361 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1002 1875- - Central CPN-27 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1004 1011 1875- - Central CPN-1176 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1013 1016 1875- Other: Townhouse Side - Central CPN-1179 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1018 1039 2001- Undetermined / Not - Central CPN-2056 Other: New Infill NC None Present Applicable 1041 1140 1875- - Central CPN-1358 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1142 1143 1950- Other: Religious - Central CPN-2045 Other: religious building NC None 1974 Building 1145 813- 2001- Undetermined / Not Central CPN-1121 Other: New Infill NC None 815 Present Applicable 1875- Commercial 700 Columbia CPN-960 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 702 Columbia CPN-961 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 708 Columbia CPN-2099 Vacant lot NC 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 709 Columbia CPN-958 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 710 Columbia CPN-2100 Vacant lot NC 1875- 712 Columbia CPN-2210 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Brick wall / 713 Columbia CPN-970 Queen Anne C 1899 Passage Detached Garage 1875- 714 Columbia CPN-32 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 716 Columbia CPN-964 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 717 Columbia CPN-2213 Queen Anne C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 719 Columbia CPN-2212 Queen Anne C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 722 Columbia CPN-965 Queen Anne C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 723 Columbia CPN-33 Queen Anne C None 1899 Passage 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 725 Columbia CPN-2211 Queen Anne C None 1924 Passage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 726 Columbia CPN-2101 Vacant lot NC 1875- 728 Columbia CPN-966 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 730 Columbia CPN-967 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 734 Columbia CPN-34 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 736 Columbia CPN-2214 Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 740 Columbia CPN-980 Greek Revival C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 746 Columbia CPN-983 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- Commercial 748 Columbia CPN-984 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 901 Columbia CPN-1381 Other: Commercial Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 902 Columbia CPN-1382 Other: Row House Italianate C None 1899 1875- 904 Columbia CPN-1383 Other: Row House Italianate C None 1899 1875- 905 Columbia CPN-1384 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 906 Columbia CPN-1385 Other: Row House Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 907 Columbia CPN-1386 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached garage 1875- 908 Columbia CPN-1387 Other: Row House Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 910 Columbia CPN-1388 Other: Row House Italianate C None 1899 1875- 911 Columbia CPN-1389 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 912 Columbia CPN-1390 Other: Row House Italianate C None 1899 1875- 913 Columbia CPN-1391 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 914 Columbia CPN-1392 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 917 Columbia CPN-1393 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 918 Columbia CPN-1394 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 919 Columbia CPN-1395 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 920 Columbia CPN-1396 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 921 Columbia CPN-1397 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 922 Columbia CPN-1398 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 923 Columbia CPN-1399 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 925 Columbia CPN-2102 Vacant lot NC 1875- 926 Columbia CPN-1401 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 928 Columbia CPN-1402 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 929 Columbia CPN-1403 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 931 Columbia CPN-1404 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 932 Columbia CPN-1405 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 934 Columbia CPN-1406 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 935 Columbia CPN-1407 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 938 Columbia CPN-1408 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 939 Columbia CPN-1409 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 942 Columbia CPN-1410 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 944 Columbia CPN-1411 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 946 Columbia CPN-1412 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Commercial 1002 Columbia CPN-1413 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 1004 Columbia CPN-1414 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1005 Columbia CPN-1415 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1007 Columbia CPN-1416 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1008 Columbia CPN-1417 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1010 Columbia CPN-1418 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1011 Columbia CPN-1419 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 1012 Columbia CPN-1420 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1013 Columbia CPN-1421 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1014 Columbia CPN-1422 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1016 Columbia CPN-1423 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1017 Columbia CPN-1424 NKY Townhouse C 1. Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 1020 Columbia CPN-1425 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1022 Columbia CPN-1427 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1023 Columbia CPN-1428 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1024 Columbia CPN-1429 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1025 Columbia CPN-1430 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1899 / Shed 1875- 1026 Columbia CPN-1431 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1029 Columbia CPN-1432 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1030 Columbia CPN-1433 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1031 Columbia CPN-1434 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1032 Columbia CPN-1435 Other: Commercial Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1035 Columbia CPN-1436 Greek Revival C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 1036 Columbia CPN-1437 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1037 Columbia CPN-1438 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 1038 Columbia CPN-2046 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 1040 Columbia CPN-1439 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1850- Undetermined / Not 1041 Columbia CPN-1440 I-House C None 1874 applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1043 Columbia CPN-1441 Italianate C 1899 Passage / Detached garage 1875- 1044 Columbia CPN-1442 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Commercial 1102 Columbia CPN-91 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- Undetermined / Not 1104 Columbia CPN-1443 NKY Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1105 Columbia CPN-1444 Greek Revival C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 1106 Columbia CPN-1445 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 1107 Columbia CPN-1446 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1110 Columbia CPN-1447 Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1875- 1111 Columbia CPN-1448 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1113 Columbia CPN-1449 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1114 Columbia CPN-1450 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 1115 Columbia CPN-1451 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1116 Columbia CPN-1452 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1118 Columbia CPN-1453 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1119 Columbia CPN-1454 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone wall 1899 1875- 1120 Columbia CPN-1455 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1122 Columbia CPN-1456 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1123 Columbia CPN-1457 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1125 Columbia CPN-1458 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1126 Columbia CPN-1459 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1128 Columbia CPN-1460 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1129 Columbia CPN-1461 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1130 Columbia CPN-1462 Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 Passage 1875- 1131 Columbia CPN-1463 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1135 Columbia CPN-1464 NKY Townhouse C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 1136 Columbia CPN-1465 NKY Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 1138 Columbia CPN-1467 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1900- Undetermined / Not 1142 Columbia CPN-1468 NKY Shotgun NC None 1924 applicable 1875- 1143 Columbia CPN-1469 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1144 Columbia CPN-1470 NKY Shotgun Greek Revival C None 1899 1900- 1145 Columbia CPN-1471 L-plan TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 1146 Columbia CPN-1472 NKY Shotgun Greek Revival C None 1899 1875- 1147 Columbia CPN-1473 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1148 Columbia CPN-1474 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1001 1875- Commercial - Columbia CPN-1475 Other: Commercial C 1. Detached Garage 1899 Victorian 1003 1019 1875- Undetermined / Not - Columbia CPN-1426 Other: townhouse 2 bay C None 1899 applicable 1021 1137 1875- Undetermined / Not - Columbia CPN-1466 NKY Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1139 742- 1850- Columbia CPN-35 Other: Townhouse Duplex Greek Revival C None 744 1874 Constans 1900- 412 CPN-1362 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None Alley 1924 CPN- 1045 Vacant Lot Vacant lot NC 2175

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1005 CPN- - Vacant Lot Vacant lot NC 2176 1007 1900- 301 Hodge CPN-1728 Bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1875- 310 Hodge CPN-1729 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 313 Hodge CPN-1730 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 314 Hodge CPN-1731 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 315 Hodge CPN-1732 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 316 Hodge CPN-1733 NKY Townhouse C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- 317 Hodge CPN-1734 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 318 Hodge CPN-1735 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 319 Hodge CPN-1736 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- 322 Hodge CPN-1737 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 323 Hodge CPN-1738 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 324 Hodge CPN-1739 NKY Townhouse NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 325 Hodge CPN-1740 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 328 Hodge CPN-1741 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 329 Hodge CPN-1742 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Shed 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 330 Hodge CPN-1743 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 331 Hodge CPN-2103 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 334 Hodge CPN-1744 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 336 Hodge CPN-1745 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 337 Hodge CPN-2104 Vacant lot NC 1875- 338 Hodge CPN-1746 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 339 Hodge CPN-2105 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 2. Stone Wall / 401 Hodge CPN-81 Other: Commercial C 1899 Victorian Detached Garage 1875- Commercial 402 Hodge CPN-1747 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 405 Hodge CPN-1748 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 407 Hodge CPN-1749 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 408 Hodge CPN-1750 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 409 Hodge CPN-1751 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 411 Hodge CPN-1752 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 412 Hodge CPN-1753 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 413 Hodge CPN-1754 NKY Shotgun Folk Victorian C None 1899 1875- 414 Hodge CPN-1755 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 416 Hodge CPN-1756 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 417 Hodge CPN-1757 NKY Shotgun C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 418 Hodge CPN-1758 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 3. Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 419 Hodge CPN-1759 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C / Detached Garage / 1899 Shed 1875- 422 Hodge CPN-1760 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 423 Hodge CPN-1761 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 424 Hodge CPN-1762 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 426 Hodge CPN-1763 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 427 Hodge CPN-1764 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 428 Hodge CPN-1765 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 429 Hodge CPN-1766 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 430 Hodge CPN-1767 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 433 Hodge CPN-1768 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 434 Hodge CPN-1769 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 435 Hodge CPN-1770 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 437 Hodge CPN-1771 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 506 Hodge CPN-1772 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 507 Hodge CPN-1773 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1924 1900- 508 Hodge CPN-1774 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1924 1875- 509 Hodge CPN-1775 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 511 Hodge CPN-1776 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 512 Hodge CPN-80 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1900- 513 Hodge CPN-1777 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1875- 514 Hodge CPN-1778 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 515 Hodge CPN-1779 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 516 Hodge CPN-1780 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1924 1875- 517 Hodge CPN-1781 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1925- Undetermined / Not 518 Hodge CPN-1782 Craftsman C None 1949 applicable 1875- 519 Hodge CPN-1783 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1900- 520 Hodge CPN-1784 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 521 Hodge CPN-1785 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1924 529 Hodge CPN-2106 Vacant lot NC 1900- Early 20th Century 534 Hodge CPN-1786 Other: Commercial NC None 1924 Commercial 309- 1875- Hodge CPN-82 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 311 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 801 Isabella CPN-2047 Other: New Infill NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence Present applicable 1900- Commercial 802 Isabella CPN-1524 Other: Commercial C 1. Detached Garage 1924 Victorian 1875- 808 Isabella CPN-1525 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 809 Isabella CPN-2048 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 810 Isabella CPN-2107 Vacant lot NC

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 811 Isabella CPN-1526 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 812 Isabella CPN-13 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 813 Isabella CPN-1527 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 814 Isabella CPN-1528 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 815 Isabella CPN-1529 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 816 Isabella CPN-1530 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 817 Isabella CPN-1531 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 818 Isabella CPN-14 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 819 Isabella CPN-1532 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 820 Isabella CPN-1533 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 821 Isabella CPN-1534 Shotgun C 1. Stone wall 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 825 Isabella CPN-1535 Shotgun C 1. Stone wall 1899 applicable 1875- Commercial 828 Isabella CPN-1536 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 2001- Undetermined / Not 829 Isabella CPN-2049 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 830 Isabella CPN-1537 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 832 Isabella CPN-1538 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 833 Isabella CPN-1539 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone wall 1899 1875- 834 Isabella CPN-1540 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 835 Isabella CPN-1541 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1. Stone wall 1899 836 Isabella CPN-2108 Vacant lot NC Flemish 1900- 840 Isabella CPN-2207 Other: religious building Renaissance C None 1924 Revival 1900- 841 Isabella CPN-1542 Other: religious building Colonial Revival C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- Commercial 845 Isabella CPN-1543 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 902 Isabella CPN-1544 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 904 Isabella CPN-16 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 906 Isabella CPN-2208 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 907 Isabella CPN-1545 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 908 Isabella CPN-2209 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 913 Isabella CPN-1546 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 915 Isabella CPN-1547 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 917 Isabella CPN-1548 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 919 Isabella CPN-1549 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone wall 1899 1875- 923 Isabella CPN-1550 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 925 Isabella CPN-1551 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 927 Isabella CPN-17 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 930 Isabella CPN-1552 Other: Commercial Italianate C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- 931 Isabella CPN-1553 Other: School Neoclassical C None 1924 1875- 934 Isabella CPN-1554 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 936 Isabella CPN-1555 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 939 Isabella CPN-1556 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Stone wall 1899 1875- 1000 Isabella CPN-1557 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial C None 1899 1875- Commercial 2. Wrought iron fence / 1001 Isabella CPN-18 Other: Commercial C 1899 Victorian Detached Garage 1875- 1002 Isabella CPN-1559 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1003 Isabella CPN-1560 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Carport 1875- 1004 Isabella CPN-1561 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1006 Isabella CPN-1562 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1007 Isabella CPN-1563 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1900- 1011 Isabella CPN-1564 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1924 1875- 1015 Isabella CPN-1565 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1017 Isabella CPN-1566 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1. New Hoop and 1019 Isabella CPN-1567 Shotgun Italianate C 1899 Spear Fence 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1023 Isabella CPN-1568 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1025 Isabella CPN-1569 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 1029 Isabella CPN-1570 NKY Townhouse Italianate NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 1030 Isabella CPN-1571 American Foursquare TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 1031 Isabella CPN-1572 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1032 Isabella CPN-1573 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1034 Isabella CPN-1574 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1035 Isabella CPN-1575 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1036 Isabella CPN-2109 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1037 Isabella CPN-1576 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1039 Isabella CPN-2110 Vacant lot NC 1950- Undetermined / Not 1040 Isabella CPN-1577 Other: Commercial NC None 1974 applicable 1900- 1101 Isabella CPN-1578 Other: Commercial Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1900- 1105 Isabella CPN-1579 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1924 1875- 1115 Isabella CPN-1581 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1117 Isabella CPN-1582 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1119 Isabella CPN-1583 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 1123 Isabella CPN-1584 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1127 Isabella CPN-1585 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 1129 Isabella CPN-1586 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1131 Isabella CPN-1587 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1133 Isabella CPN-2111 Vacant lot NC

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1135 Isabella CPN-2112 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1137 Isabella CPN-1588 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1141 Isabella CPN-1589 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 1143 Isabella CPN-1590 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 1145 Isabella CPN-1591 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 1147 Isabella CPN-1592 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1008 1875- - Isabella CPN-19 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1010 1107 1875- - Isabella CPN-1580 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1109 1875- 313 Keturah CPN-1512 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 314 Keturah CPN-1513 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 315 Keturah CPN-1514 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 316 Keturah CPN-1515 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 317 Keturah CPN-1516 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 323 Keturah CPN-1517 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 325 Keturah CPN-1518 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 327 Keturah CPN-1698 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1950- 328 Keturah CPN-1519 Other: Industrial Other: Industrial NC None 1974 1875- 329 Keturah CPN-1520 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 331 Keturah CPN-1521 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 335 Keturah CPN-2216 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 336 Keturah CPN-1522 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 337 Keturah CPN-2217 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 339 Keturah CPN-70 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 420 Keturah CPN-2113 Vacant lot NC

425 Keturah CPN-2114 Vacant lot NC

426 Keturah CPN-2115 Vacant lot NC

427 Keturah CPN-2116 Vacant lot NC

429 Keturah CPN-2117 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 430 Keturah CPN-1523 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 405- 1975- Undetermined / Not Other: Religious Keturah CPN-1558 NC None 423 2000 applicable Building 1875- Undetermined / Not 813 Liberty CPN-1250 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 814 Liberty CPN-1258 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 815 Liberty CPN-1251 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 816 Liberty CPN-1259 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 818 Liberty CPN-1260 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 820 Liberty CPN-1261 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 821 Liberty CPN-1252 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 822 Liberty CPN-1262 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 823 Liberty CPN-1253 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 825 Liberty CPN-1254 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 826 Liberty CPN-1263 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 827 Liberty CPN-1255 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 829 Liberty CPN-1256 Shotgun NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 830 Liberty CPN-1264 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 834 Liberty CPN-1265 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 835 Liberty CPN-1257 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 836 Liberty CPN-1266 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- Undetermined / Not 913 Liberty CPN-1267 Other: industrial NC None 1924 applicable 914 Liberty CPN-2118 Vacant lot NC 1900- Undetermined / Not 915 Liberty CPN-1268 other: industrial NC None 1924 applicable 1925- Undetermined / Not 916 Liberty CPN-1276 other: garage NC None 1949 applicable 1925- Undetermined / Not 918 Liberty CPN-1275 Other: industrial NC None 1949 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 923 Liberty CPN-1269 Other: industrial NC None 1924 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 929 Liberty CPN-1271 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 931 Liberty CPN-1272 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 939 Liberty CPN-1273 TOC Vernacular C None 1899 applicable 1900- 1004 Liberty CPN-1284 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 1005 Liberty CPN-1324 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1900- 1006 Liberty CPN-1285 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 1007 Liberty CPN-1277 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 1008 Liberty CPN-1286 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 1010 Liberty CPN-1287 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1925- Undetermined / Not 1011 Liberty CPN-1278 ranch NC None 1949 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 1017 Liberty CPN-1279 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 1018 Liberty CPN-2119 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1020 Liberty CPN-1288 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 1023 Liberty CPN-1280 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 1024 Liberty CPN-1289 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1900- 1031 Liberty CPN-1281 Shotgun TOC Vernacular NC None 1924 1900- Undetermined / Not 1036 Liberty CPN-1290 NKY Townhouse NC None 1924 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 1037 Liberty CPN-1282 NKY Townhouse C None 1924 applicable 1900- 1038 Liberty CPN-1291 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- 1039 Liberty CPN-1283 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 1103 Liberty CPN-1292 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1105 Liberty CPN-1293 Shotgun TOC Vernacular NC 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1107 Liberty CPN-1294 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1900- Early 20th Century 1108 Liberty CPN-1303 L-plan C None 1924 Vernacular 1875- 1109 Liberty CPN-1295 NKY Townhouse Italianate NC None 1899 1900- Early 20th Century 1110 Liberty CPN-1304 L-plan C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 Vernacular 1875- 1112 Liberty CPN-1305 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1900- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1116 Liberty CPN-1306 Bungalow Craftsman C 1924 / Detached Garage 1875- 1117 Liberty CPN-1296 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1119 Liberty CPN-1297 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular NC None 1899 1900- 1120 Liberty CPN-1307 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 1121 Liberty CPN-1298 Bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1122 Liberty CPN-2120 Vacant lot NC 1900- 1124 Liberty CPN-1308 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 1126 Liberty CPN-1309 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1127 Liberty CPN-1299 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1128 Liberty CPN-2121 Vacant lot NC 1900- 1129 Liberty CPN-1300 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 1130 Liberty CPN-1310 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1924 1900- 1131 Liberty CPN-1301 Shotgun Italianate C None 1924 1900- 1132 Liberty CPN-1311 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 1133 Liberty CPN-1302 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1134 Liberty CPN-1312 TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 1138 Liberty CPN-1313 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 925- 1975- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not Liberty CPN-1270 NC None 27 2000 applicable applicable PIDN 999- 99- 1900- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not Liberty CPN-1274 NC None 01- 1924 applicable applicable 779.0 1 1875- 301 Lindsey CPN-1787 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 303 Lindsey CPN-1788 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 305 Lindsey CPN-1789 NKY Townhouse NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 308 Lindsey CPN-1790 Other: L-Plan NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 309 Lindsey CPN-1791 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 310 Lindsey CPN-1792 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 311 Lindsey CPN-1793 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 312 Lindsey CPN-1794 Italianate C None 1899 Passage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 315 Lindsey CPN-1795 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 317 Lindsey CPN-1796 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 318 Lindsey CPN-2122 Vacant lot NC

320 Lindsey CPN-2123 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 321 Lindsey CPN-1797 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 323 Lindsey CPN-1798 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 324 Lindsey CPN-1799 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 325 Lindsey CPN-1800 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 326 Lindsey CPN-1801 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 327 Lindsey CPN-1802 L-plan TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 328 Lindsey CPN-1803 Shotgun TOC Vernacular NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 330 Lindsey CPN-1804 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 332 Lindsey CPN-1805 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 335 Lindsey CPN-1806 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 336 Lindsey CPN-1972 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 337 Lindsey CPN-1807 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 338 Lindsey CPN-1808 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 339 Lindsey CPN-1809 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Commercial 340 Lindsey CPN-1810 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- Undetermined / Not 407 Lindsey CPN-1811 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 408 Lindsey CPN-1812 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 409 Lindsey CPN-1813 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 2. Shed 1899 1875- 410 Lindsey CPN-1814 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 411 Lindsey CPN-1815 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 413 Lindsey CPN-1816 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 416 Lindsey CPN-1817 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- 418 Lindsey CPN-1818 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 419 Lindsey CPN-1819 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 420 Lindsey CPN-1820 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1900- 421 Lindsey CPN-1821 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1924 1900- 422 Lindsey CPN-1822 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 424 Lindsey CPN-1823 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1925- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 425 Lindsey CPN-1824 NC None 1949 applicable applicable 1900- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 426 Lindsey CPN-1825 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1924 / Detached Garage 1900- 427 Lindsey CPN-1826 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1875- 429 Lindsey CPN-1827 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 2001- Undetermined / Not 431 Lindsey CPN-1977 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1975- Undetermined / Not 433 Lindsey CPN-1828 Other: New Infill NC None 2000 applicable 1900- 434 Lindsey CPN-1829 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 435 Lindsey CPN-2124 Vacant lot NC 1875- 436 Lindsey CPN-1830 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 2. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 501 Lindsey CPN-1831 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1900- 516 Lindsey CPN-1832 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 518 Lindsey CPN-1833 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- Undetermined / Not 520 Lindsey CPN-1834 NKY Townhouse NC None 1924 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 521 Lindsey CPN-1835 NC 1. Shed 1924 applicable applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 522 Lindsey CPN-1836 Shotgun NC 1. Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 523 Lindsey CPN-1837 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- Undetermined / Not 524 Lindsey CPN-1838 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1924 applicable 1875- 525 Lindsey CPN-1839 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 526 Lindsey CPN-1840 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular NC 1899 / Detached Garage 527 Lindsey CPN-2125 Vacant lot NC 1875- 529 Lindsey CPN-1841 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 530 Lindsey CPN-1842 other: massed plan TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 531 Lindsey CPN-1843 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 532 Lindsey CPN-1844 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 533 Lindsey CPN-1845 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 534 Lindsey CPN-2126 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 535 Lindsey CPN-1846 Shotgun NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 537 Lindsey CPN-2127 Vacant lot NC 401- 1875- Undetermined / Not Lindsey CPN-1847 other: religious building NC 1. Detached Garage 403 1899 applicable 437- 1925- Undetermined / Not Lindsey CPN-1848 garage NC None 439 1949 applicable 539- Lindsey CPN-2128 Vacant lot NC 541 1875- 2. Rail-Related / 1050 Lowell CPN-1700 Other: Industrial TOC Industrial C 1899 Warehouse Storage PIDN # 999- 99- Lowell CPN-2129 Vacant lot NC 01- 537.0 0 PIDN # 999- 99- Lowell CPN-2130 Vacant lot NC 02- 792.0 2 1875- Commercial 802 Patterson CPN-1593 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 806 Patterson CPN-8 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1925- Undetermined / Not 807 Patterson CPN-1594 Other: Commercial NC None 1949 applicable 1875- 808 Patterson CPN-2201 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 810 Patterson CPN-8 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 1875- 812 Patterson CPN-2200 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 834 Patterson CPN-1595 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 835 Patterson CPN-2131 Vacant lot NC 1875- 836 Patterson CPN-1596 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 838 Patterson CPN-1597 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 840 Patterson CPN-1598 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 841 Patterson CPN-1599 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 842 Patterson CPN-1600 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 845 Patterson CPN-2132 Vacant lot NC 1875- 846 Patterson CPN-1601 Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 848 Patterson CPN-1602 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 850 Patterson CPN-1603 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 926 Patterson CPN-1604 NKY Townhouse NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 932 Patterson CPN-2204 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1900- 933 Patterson CPN-10 T-Plan Queen Anne C None 1924 1900- 935 Patterson CPN-2205 T-Plan Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 936 Patterson CPN-2203 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 939 Patterson CPN-2206 T-Plan Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 940 Patterson CPN-9 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1007 Patterson CPN-2133 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1032 Patterson CPN-1605 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1034 Patterson CPN-1606 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1036 Patterson CPN-1607 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1900- 1037 Patterson CPN-1608 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 1105 Patterson CPN-1609 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1900- 1112 Patterson CPN-1610 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1924 1900- 1115 Patterson CPN-1611 Other: L-Plan Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1924 1900- 1117 Patterson CPN-1612 Other: L-Plan Italianate C None 1924 1900- Commercial 1118 Patterson CPN-1613 Other: Commercial C None 1924 Victorian 1900- 1139 Patterson CPN-1614 Bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1875- 716 Putnam CPN-985 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 718 Putnam CPN-986 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 720 Putnam CPN-987 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 722 Putnam CPN-988 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 724 Putnam CPN-989 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 737 Putnam CPN-990 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 803 Putnam CPN-2134 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 805 Putnam CPN-992 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 807 Putnam CPN-993 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 809 Putnam CPN-994 TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 841 Putnam CPN-995 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 843 Putnam CPN-996 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 902 Putnam CPN-2135 Vacant lot NC 1875- 908 Putnam CPN-998 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 910 Putnam CPN-999 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 911 Putnam CPN-1000 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- 912 Putnam CPN-1001 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 913 Putnam CPN-1002 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 916 Putnam CPN-1003 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 917 Putnam CPN-1004 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 923 Putnam CPN-1005 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- Undetermined / Not 924 Putnam CPN-1006 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 925 Putnam CPN-1007 NKY Townhouse NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 926 Putnam CPN-1008 NKY Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1875- 927 Putnam CPN-1009 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 928 Putnam CPN-1010 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 929 Putnam CPN-1011 NKY Townhouse NC 1. Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 930 Putnam CPN-1012 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 932 Putnam CPN-1013 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 933 Putnam CPN-1014 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 935 Putnam CPN-1015 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 936 Putnam CPN-1016 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 937 Putnam CPN-1017 Shotgun NC 1. Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 938 Putnam CPN-1018 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 939 Putnam CPN-1019 I-House C None 1899 applicable 1011 Putnam CPN-2136 Vacant lot NC 1875- 1012 Putnam CPN-1021 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1013 Putnam CPN-1022 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 1014 Putnam CPN-1023 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 1015 Putnam CPN-1024 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 1017 Putnam CPN-1025 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1018 Putnam CPN-1026 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1019 Putnam CPN-1027 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1020 Putnam CPN-1028 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1021 Putnam CPN-1029 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1024 Putnam CPN-1030 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1025 Putnam CPN-1031 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1900- 1028 Putnam CPN-1032 Bungalow Craftsman C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 1029 Putnam CPN-1033 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1030 Putnam CPN-1034 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1032 Putnam CPN-1035 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1033 Putnam CPN-1036 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1035 Putnam CPN-1037 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 1036 Putnam CPN-1038 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1900- 1037 Putnam CPN-1039 L-plan TOC Vernacular C 1. Stone Wall 1924 1875- 1038 Putnam CPN-1040 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1039 Putnam CPN-2137 Vacant lot NC

1108 Putnam CPN-2138 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 1116 Putnam CPN-1045 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 2. Stone Wall / Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 1120 Putnam CPN-1046 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Stone Wall 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1124 Putnam CPN-1047 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 1126 Putnam CPN-1048 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1128 Putnam CPN-1049 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1132 Putnam CPN-1050 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 1136 Putnam CPN-1051 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 1140 Putnam CPN-1052 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1142 Putnam CPN-1053 NKY Townhouse NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 1144 Putnam CPN-1054 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1146 Putnam CPN-1055 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1112 1975- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not - Putnam CPN-1183 NC 1. Stone Wall 2000 applicable applicable 1114 1875- Undetermined / Not 301 Thornton CPN-1981 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 2001- Undetermined / Not 302 Thornton CPN-2051 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 304 Thornton CPN-1982 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 305 Thornton CPN-1983 NKY Townhouse C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 308 Thornton CPN-1984 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Shed / Detached 309 Thornton CPN-1985 NKY Shotgun C 1899 applicable Garage 1875- 311 Thornton CPN-1986 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 312 Thornton CPN-1987 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 315 Thornton CPN-1988 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 316 Thornton CPN-1989 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached garage 1875- 317 Thornton CPN-1990 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 318 Thornton CPN-1991 NKY Townhouse C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 320 Thornton CPN-1992 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 321 Thornton CPN-1993 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 322 Thornton CPN-1994 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 324 Thornton CPN-1995 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 326 Thornton CPN-1996 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 3. Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 327 Thornton CPN-1997 NKY Shotgun Italianate C / Detached Garage / 1899 Swimming Pool 1875- Undetermined / Not 329 Thornton CPN-1998 NKY Shotgun C 2. Carport / Shed 1899 applicable 1875- 332 Thornton CPN-1999 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 333 Thornton CPN-2000 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 334 Thornton CPN-2001 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 335 Thornton CPN-2002 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 338 Thornton CPN-2003 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Commercial 2. Wrought Iron Fence 402 Thornton CPN-94 Other: Commercial C 1899 Victorian / Residence 1875- 404 Thornton CPN-2005 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 405 Thornton CPN-2006 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not 408 Thornton CPN-2050 Other: New Infill NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence Present applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 409 Thornton CPN-2007 Other: townhouse 2 bay C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 411 Thornton CPN-2008 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 412 Thornton CPN-2009 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1900- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 415 Thornton CPN-2010 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1924 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 416 Thornton CPN-2011 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 418 Thornton CPN-2012 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 419 Thornton CPN-2013 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 420 Thornton CPN-2014 Bungalow Craftsman C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1875- 421 Thornton CPN-2015 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1900- 422 Thornton CPN-2016 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1924 1875- 423 Thornton CPN-2017 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 427 Thornton CPN-2018 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Shed 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- 428 Thornton CPN-2019 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 429 Thornton CPN-2020 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1900- 430 Thornton CPN-2021 American Foursquare Craftsman C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 433 Thornton CPN-2022 NKY Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1875- 434 Thornton CPN-2023 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 435 Thornton CPN-2024 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 436 Thornton CPN-2025 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 437 Thornton CPN-2139 Vacant lot NC 1875- 438 Thornton CPN-2026 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 502 Thornton CPN-2027 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 505 Thornton CPN-2028 NKY Shotgun C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 506 Thornton CPN-2029 NKY Shotgun C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 509 Thornton CPN-2030 NKY Shotgun C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- 510 Thornton CPN-2031 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 511 Thornton CPN-2032 NKY Shotgun NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 512 Thornton CPN-93 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 513 Thornton CPN-2033 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 515 Thornton CPN-2034 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 516 Thornton CPN-2035 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 517 Thornton CPN-2036 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 520 Thornton CPN-2037 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 522 Thornton CPN-2038 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Detached Garage 1899 524 Thornton CPN-2140 Vacant lot NC 1875- 525 Thornton CPN-2039 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 526 Thornton CPN-2040 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 528 Thornton CPN-2041 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 534 Thornton CPN-2042 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 535 Thornton CPN-2141 Vacant lot NC 340- 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence Thornton CPN-2004 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C 342 1899 / Detached Garage 501- Thornton CPN-2142 Vacant lot NC 503 521- 1950- Undetermined / Not Commercial / Thornton CPN-2052 NC None 523 1974 applicable Warehouse 1875- 12 W 10th CPN-1343 shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 14 W 10th CPN-1344 other: Modern commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1900- 15 W 10th CPN-1345 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 17 W 10th CPN-1346 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 18 W 10th CPN-1377 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 21 W 10th CPN-1378 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 24 W 10th CPN-1379 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 25 W 10th CPN-1380 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 26 W 10th CPN-959 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 28 W 10th CPN-962 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 30 W 10th CPN-963 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1950- Undetermined / Not Mid-Century 39 W 10th CPN-2053 NC None 1974 applicable Commercial 1900- 109 W 10th CPN-969 L-plan Queen Anne C None 1924 1875- 111 W 10th CPN-971 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 113 W 10th CPN-976 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 117 W 10th CPN-977 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1875- Commercial 118 W 10th CPN-981 Other: Commercial C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Victorian 1875- Commercial 121 W 10th CPN-979 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 123 W 10th CPN-2143 Vacant lot NC

130 W 10th CPN-2144 Vacant lot NC 1900- 3. Wrought Iron Fence 134 W 10th CPN-991 American Foursquare Colonial Revival C 1924 / Shed / Shed 1875- 203 W 10th CPN-997 NKY Townhouse Italianate NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 205 W 10th CPN-1020 NKY Townhouse NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 207 W 10th CPN-1616 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 211 W 10th CPN-1617 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 215 W 10th CPN-1618 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Commercial 216 W 10th CPN-1619 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 217 W 10th CPN-1620 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 3. Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 223 W 10th CPN-1621 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C / Detached Garage / 1899 Detached Garage 1900- 224 W 10th CPN-1622 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 225 W 10th CPN-1623 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 226 W 10th CPN-1624 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 229 W 10th CPN-1625 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 3. Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 231 W 10th CPN-1626 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C / Detached Garage / 1899 Shed 1875- 235 W 10th CPN-1627 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Wrought Iron Fence 301 W 10th CPN-1628 Queen Anne C 1899 Passage / Additional Residence 1900- 305 W 10th CPN-1629 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- 307 W 10th CPN-1630 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 309 W 10th CPN-1631 NKY Shotgun NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 311 W 10th CPN-1632 Shotgun Italianate C None 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- 312 W 10th CPN-1633 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1924 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 313 W 10th CPN-1634 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 315 W 10th CPN-1635 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 316 W 10th CPN-1636 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 317 W 10th CPN-1637 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 318 W 10th CPN-1638 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 319 W 10th CPN-1639 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1900- 320 W 10th CPN-1640 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1924 1875- 323 W 10th CPN-1641 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Carport 1899 324 W 10th CPN-2145 Vacant lot NC 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 325 W 10th CPN-1642 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- Undetermined / Not 326 W 10th CPN-1643 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 327 W 10th CPN-2146 Vacant lot NC

333 W 10th CPN-2147 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 335 W 10th CPN-1644 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1950- 340 W 10th CPN-1199 other: religious building Other: Modern NC None 1974 1875- Commercial 402 W 10th CPN-78 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 405 W 10th CPN-2148 Vacant lot NC 1875- 406 W 10th CPN-1645 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 407 W 10th CPN-1646 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 408 W 10th CPN-1647 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 411 W 10th CPN-1648 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 412 W 10th CPN-1649 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 415 W 10th CPN-1650 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 416 W 10th CPN-1651 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 417 W 10th CPN-1652 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 418 W 10th CPN-1653 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- 419 W 10th CPN-1654 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 421 W 10th CPN-1655 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 422 W 10th CPN-1656 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 2. Stone Wall / Shed 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 424 W 10th CPN-1657 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1850- Other: Townhouse Side Undetermined / Not 426 W 10th CPN-1658 C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1874 Passage applicable 1875- 429 W 10th CPN-1659 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 430 W 10th CPN-1660 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 431 W 10th CPN-1661 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 432 W 10th CPN-1662 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 433 W 10th CPN-1663 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 435 W 10th CPN-1664 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 436 W 10th CPN-1665 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 437 W 10th CPN-1666 L-plan TOC Vernacular NC None 1899 1900- 505 W 10th CPN-1667 shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 506 W 10th CPN-1668 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 509 W 10th CPN-1669 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1924 1900- Undetermined / Not 510 W 10th CPN-1670 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Carport 1924 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 511 W 10th CPN-1671 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Detached Garage 1924 applicable 1900- 512 W 10th CPN-1672 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 513 W 10th CPN-1673 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- Early 20th Century 514 W 10th CPN-1674 Other: townhouse 2 bay C 1. Detached Garage 1924 Vernacular 1900- 515 W 10th CPN-1675 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- Early 20th Century 517 W 10th CPN-1676 Other: townhouse 2 bay C None 1924 Vernacular 1900- 518 W 10th CPN-1677 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 519 W 10th CPN-1678 TOC Vernacular NC None 1924 Passage 1900- 520 W 10th CPN-1679 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 522 W 10th CPN-1680 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1924 1900- Undetermined / Not 523 W 10th CPN-1681 NKY Shotgun C 1. Detached Garage 1924 applicable 1900- 524 W 10th CPN-1682 Other: townhouse 2 bay TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 525 W 10th CPN-1683 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1924 1900- 526 W 10th CPN-1684 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular NC None 1924 1900- Early 20th Century 532 W 10th CPN-77 Other: Commercial C None 1924 Commercial 11- 1875- W 10th CPN-1342 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 13 1899 237- 1875- Other: Townhouse Side W 10th CPN-1685 Queen Anne C None 239 1899 Passage 308- 1875- W 10th CPN-1686 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C None 310 1899 527- 1875- W 10th CPN-1687 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial NC None 529 1899 1900- Dutch Colonial 15 W 11th CPN-1688 other: massed plan C None 1924 Revival 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 17 W 11th CPN-1689 Queen Anne C None 1899 Passage 1875- 23 W 11th CPN-92 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 25 W 11th CPN-1690 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 26 W 11th CPN-1691 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 27 W 11th CPN-1692 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 28 W 11th CPN-1693 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 29 W 11th CPN-1694 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 30 W 11th CPN-1695 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron gate 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 34 W 11th CPN-1696 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1900- Early 20th Century 36 W 11th CPN-1697 Other: Commercial NC 1. Detached Garage 1924 Commercial 1900- Early 20th Century 107 W 11th CPN-1699 Other: Commercial NC None 1924 Commercial 1900- Undetermined / Not 110 W 11th CPN-1849 Other: garage NC None 1924 applicable 1875- 112 W 11th CPN-90 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 114 W 11th CPN-2226 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 116 W 11th CPN-1850 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 117 W 11th CPN-1851 TOC Vernacular NC 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- Commercial 125 W 11th CPN-89 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 131 W 11th CPN-2149 Vacant lot NC 1875- 209 W 11th CPN-1852 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 211 W 11th CPN-1853 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 212 W 11th CPN-1854 other: religious building NC None 1924 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 215 W 11th CPN-1855 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1875- 217 W 11th CPN-1856 Other: Commercial Italianate C None 1899 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 224 W 11th CPN-1857 Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 Passage 1875- 225 W 11th CPN-1858 Other: Commercial Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Wrought Iron Fence 226 W 11th CPN-1859 Queen Anne C 1924 Passage / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 227 W 11th CPN-1860 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 228 W 11th CPN-1861 Queen Anne C 1. Metal Fencing 1924 Passage 1875- 235 W 11th CPN-1862 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 304 W 11th CPN-1863 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 305 W 11th CPN-1864 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 306 W 11th CPN-1865 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 308 W 11th CPN-1866 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 2001- Undetermined / Not 309 W 11th CPN-1171 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 310 W 11th CPN-1867 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 312 W 11th CPN-1868 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C None 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 313 W 11th CPN-1869 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 314 W 11th CPN-1870 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 315 W 11th CPN-1871 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 317 W 11th CPN-1872 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 318 W 11th CPN-1873 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 319 W 11th CPN-1874 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 322 W 11th CPN-1875 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1899 / Shed

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 324 W 11th CPN-1876 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 325 W 11th CPN-1877 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 326 W 11th CPN-1878 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 327 W 11th CPN-1879 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1900- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Wrought Iron Fence 328 W 11th CPN-1880 Queen Anne C 1924 Passage / Detached Garage 1875- Commercial 331 W 11th CPN-87 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 333 W 11th CPN-1881 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 334 W 11th CPN-1882 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 335 W 11th CPN-1883 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 336 W 11th CPN-2150 Vacant lot NC 1875- 337 W 11th CPN-1884 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial C None 1899 1875- Commercial 401 W 11th CPN-86 Other: Commercial C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Victorian 1875- Commercial 402 W 11th CPN-1885 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- Undetermined / Not 405 W 11th CPN-1886 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 406 W 11th CPN-1887 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 408 W 11th CPN-1888 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 409 W 11th CPN-1889 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 410 W 11th CPN-1890 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 411 W 11th CPN-1891 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 413 W 11th CPN-1892 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 414 W 11th CPN-1893 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 416 W 11th CPN-1894 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 417 W 11th CPN-85 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 419 W 11th CPN-2225 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 420 W 11th CPN-1895 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1975- Undetermined / Not 422 W 11th CPN-2227 garage modern NC None 2000 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 423 W 11th CPN-84 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 426 W 11th CPN-1896 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 427 W 11th CPN-1897 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 428 W 11th CPN-1898 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 429 W 11th CPN-1899 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 430 W 11th CPN-1900 NKY Shotgun C None 1924 applicable 1875- 431 W 11th CPN-2224 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 432 W 11th CPN-1901 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 433 W 11th CPN-83 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1900- 434 W 11th CPN-1902 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1924

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 435 W 11th CPN-2223 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 437 W 11th CPN-1903 Other: Commercial C None 1899 applicable 1875- Commercial 438 W 11th CPN-1904 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 501- 1975- Undetermined / Not Mid-century W 11th CPN-1122 NC None 519 2000 applicable Commercial 1900- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 25 W 12th CPN-1905 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1924 / Shed 1900- 27 W 12th CPN-1906 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1900- 29 W 12th CPN-1907 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1924 1900- Early 20th Century 202 W 12th CPN-1908 Other: L-Plan C None 1924 Vernacular 1900- Undetermined / Not 204 W 12th CPN-1909 Second Empire C None 1924 applicable 208 W 12th CPN-2151 Vacant lot NC 1900- Early 20th Century 210 W 12th CPN-1910 other: massed plan C 1. Shed 1924 Vernacular 1900- Undetermined / Not Early 20th Century 212 W 12th CPN-1911 C 1. Shed 1924 applicable Vernacular 1875- 213 W 12th CPN-1912 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1900- Dutch Colonial 214 W 12th CPN-1913 other: massed plan C 1. Shed 1924 Revival 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 215 W 12th CPN-1914 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1900- Early 20th Century 216 W 12th CPN-1915 American Foursquare C 1. Detached Garage 1924 Vernacular 1875- 217 W 12th CPN-1916 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 221 W 12th CPN-1917 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 2001- Undetermined / Not 222 W 12th CPN-2054 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1900- 223 W 12th CPN-1918 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 224 W 12th CPN-1919 L-plan TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 225 W 12th CPN-1920 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 226 W 12th CPN-1921 L-plan TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 227 W 12th CPN-1922 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- 228 W 12th CPN-1923 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- Early 20th Century 230 W 12th CPN-1924 L-plan C 1. Shed 1924 Vernacular 1900- 232 W 12th CPN-1925 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1900- Eastlake / 234 W 12th CPN-1926 Other: townhouse 2 bay C 1. Detached Garage 1924 Craftsman 1875- Undetermined / Not 301 W 12th CPN-1927 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Detached Garage / 302 W 12th CPN-1928 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1899 applicable Detached Garage 1900- 306 W 12th CPN-1929 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Shed 1924 1875- 307 W 12th CPN-1930 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 309 W 12th CPN-1931 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 310 W 12th CPN-1932 NC None 1899 applicable applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 311 W 12th CPN-1933 NC 1899 applicable applicable / Shed 1875- 312 W 12th CPN-1934 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1900- Undetermined / Not 314 W 12th CPN-1935 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Shed 1924 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 315 W 12th CPN-1936 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1924 applicable 1900- Undetermined / Not 317 W 12th CPN-1937 NKY Townhouse C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 applicable 1875- 318 W 12th CPN-1938 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 319 W 12th CPN-1939 NKY Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1875- 322 W 12th CPN-1940 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 324 W 12th CPN-1941 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 325 W 12th CPN-1942 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 329 W 12th CPN-1944 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 330 W 12th CPN-1945 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 331 W 12th CPN-1946 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 332 W 12th CPN-2152 Vacant lot NC

334 W 12th CPN-2153 Vacant lot NC 1875- 335 W 12th CPN-1947 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 336 W 12th CPN-2154 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 337 W 12th CPN-1948 Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 339 W 12th CPN-1949 Other: L-Plan TOC Vernacular C None 1899 340 W 12th CPN-2155 Vacant lot NC 1900- Early 20th Century 401 W 12th CPN-1950 NKY Townhouse C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 Vernacular 1900- 402 W 12th CPN-1615 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1924 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 407 W 12th CPN-1951 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 3. Wrought Iron Fence 1875- 409 W 12th CPN-1952 Shotgun Italianate C / Detached Garage / 1899 Shed 1875- 410 W 12th CPN-1953 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 411 W 12th CPN-1954 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 412 W 12th CPN-1955 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 413 W 12th CPN-1956 NKY Shotgun C 1899 applicable / Detached Garage 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 416 W 12th CPN-1957 NC 1899 applicable applicable / Shed 1875- 419 W 12th CPN-1958 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 422 W 12th CPN-1959 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 423 W 12th CPN-1960 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 424 W 12th CPN-1961 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 427 W 12th CPN-1962 NKY Shotgun C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 428 W 12th CPN-2156 Vacant lot NC

430 W 12th CPN-2157 Vacant lot NC 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 431 W 12th CPN-1963 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1925- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 433 W 12th CPN-1964 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1949 / Shed 1875- 435 W 12th CPN-1965 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 436 W 12th CPN-2158 Vacant lot NC

438 W 12th CPN-2159 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 439 W 12th CPN-1966 Other: Commercial C 1. Detached Garage 1899 Victorian 1950- Mid-century 501 W 12th CPN-1967 Other: Commercial NC 2. Shed / Shed 1974 Commercial 502 W 12th CPN-2160 Vacant lot NC 1875- 506 W 12th CPN-1968 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 510 W 12th CPN-1969 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 512 W 12th CPN-1970 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 513 W 12th CPN-1971 Other: Commercial NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 515 W 12th CPN-96 Other: Commercial Italianate C None 1899 1875- 516 W 12th CPN-1973 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1925- Early 20th Century 521 W 12th CPN-1974 Other: Commercial C None 1949 Commercial 1875- 522 W 12th CPN-1975 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1925- Mid-century 524 W 12th CPN-1976 Other: Commercial NC None 1949 Commercial 1950- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 529 W 12th CPN-1978 NC None 1974 applicable applicable 326- 1900- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not W 12th CPN-1943 NC None 328 1924 applicable applicable 406- 1875- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not W 12th CPN-1979 NC 1. Detached Garage 408 1899 applicable applicable 525- 1875- Commercial W 12th CPN-95 Other: Commercial C 1. Detached Garage 527 1899 Victorian 526- 1875- W 12th CPN-1980 Other: Industrial Industrial Victorian C None 536 1899 1900- Industrial Early 20th 10 W 7th CPN-1056 Other: Industrial C None 1924 Century 22 W 7th CPN-2161 Vacant lot NC

28 W 7th CPN-2162 Vacant lot NC 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 30 W 7th CPN-1058 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 32 W 7th CPN-2163 Vacant lot NC 24- 1875- W 7th CPN-1057 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C None 26 1899 36- 1850- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not W 7th CPN-1059 NC None 40 1874 Applicable Applicable 1900- 15 W 8th CPN-1060 Bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1875- 16 W 8th CPN-1061 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1900- 17 W 8th CPN-1062 Bungalow Craftsman C None 1924 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 18 W 8th CPN-1063 Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 23 W 8th CPN-2164 Vacant lot NC 1875- 25 W 8th CPN-1064 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- 27 W 8th CPN-1065 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 29 W 8th CPN-1066 Greek Revival C 1. Stone wall 1899 Passage 1925- Other: Renaissance 30 W 8th CPN-69 Other: School C 1. Metal fencing 1949 Revival

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- 31 W 8th CPN-1067 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 33 W 8th CPN-1068 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 35 W 8th CPN-2165 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 37 W 8th CPN-1069 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- Undetermined / Not 12 W 9th CPN-1314 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 applicable 1875- 14 W 9th CPN-1315 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- 16 W 9th CPN-1316 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 17 W 9th CPN-1317 Other: townhouse 2 bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- Undetermined / Not 18 W 9th CPN-1318 Shotgun NC None 1899 applicable 1875- 28 W 9th CPN-1319 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 30 W 9th CPN-1320 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 111 W 9th CPN-2166 Vacant lot NC 1875- 112 W 9th CPN-1321 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 113 W 9th CPN-1322 NKY Townhouse TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1925- 114 W 9th CPN-1323 Other: townhouse 2 bay Craftsman C None 1949 115 W 9th CPN-2167 Vacant lot NC 1900- 116 W 9th CPN-75 other: religious building Gothic Revival C None 1924 117 W 9th CPN-2168 Vacant lot NC 1875- 130 W 9th CPN-1326 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 132 W 9th CPN-1327 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 209 W 9th CPN-1328 Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 211 W 9th CPN-1329 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 1875- 212 W 9th CPN-1330 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 214 W 9th CPN-1331 NKY Shotgun Italianate C None 1899 2001- Undetermined / Not Undetermined / Not 215 W 9th CPN-982 NC None Present applicable applicable 1875- 217 W 9th CPN-1332 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 218 W 9th CPN-1333 NKY Shotgun C 2. Shed / Shed 1899 applicable 2001- Undetermined / Not 223 W 9th CPN-2057 Other: New Infill NC None Present applicable 1875- 224 W 9th CPN-1334 NKY Shotgun Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 225 W 9th CPN-1335 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 226 W 9th CPN-1336 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 1875- 227 W 9th CPN-1337 Shotgun Commercial NC 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 229 W 9th CPN-1338 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 230 W 9th CPN-1339 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- Eastlake / 231 W 9th CPN-1340 Shotgun C None 1924 Craftsman 1875- 232 W 9th CPN-1341 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 234 W 9th CPN-1476 Italianate C None 1899 Passage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- Commercial 236 W 9th CPN-1477 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- Undetermined / Not 312 W 9th CPN-1478 Shotgun C None 1899 applicable 1875- 314 W 9th CPN-1479 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- Early 20th Century 316 W 9th CPN-1480 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1924 Vernacular 1875- 320 W 9th CPN-1481 NKY Townhouse Queen Anne C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 323 W 9th CPN-1482 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 324 W 9th CPN-1483 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 325 W 9th CPN-1484 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 326 W 9th CPN-2220 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1899 / Shed 1875- 329 W 9th CPN-1485 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Queen Anne C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 330 W 9th CPN-73 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 332 W 9th CPN-2222 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 334 W 9th CPN-2221 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 335 W 9th CPN-1486 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Queen Anne C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- Commercial 336 W 9th CPN-1487 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 337 W 9th CP-N-2169 Vacant lot NC 1900- 402 W 9th CPN-72 Other: Commercial TOC Commercial C None 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 404 W 9th CPN-1488 Shotgun NC 1. Shed 1899 applicable 1900- 407 W 9th CPN-1489 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1924 1875- Undetermined / Not 408 W 9th CPN-1490 NKY Townhouse NC None 1899 applicable 1900- 409 W 9th CPN-1491 NKY Shotgun Second Empire C None 1924 1875- 411 W 9th CPN-1492 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- 412 W 9th CPN-1493 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C None 1899 1875- 413 W 9th CPN-1494 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 414 W 9th CPN-1495 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 415 W 9th CPN-1496 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Detached Garage 1875- 417 W 9th CPN-1497 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1900- 418 W 9th CPN-1498 NKY Townhouse Second Empire NC None 1924 1900- 419 W 9th CPN-1499 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 420 W 9th CPN-1500 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1900- 422 W 9th CPN-1501 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1924 1875- 424 W 9th CPN-71 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- 428 W 9th CPN-2218 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Detached Garage 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 429 W 9th CPN-1502 NKY Townhouse C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 430 W 9th CPN-2219 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 431 W 9th CPN-1503 NKY Townhouse C 1. Carport 1899 applicable

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- Undetermined / Not 433 W 9th CPN-1504 NKY Townhouse C None 1899 applicable 1875- 435 W 9th CPN-1505 Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1975- Undetermined / Not 437 W 9th CPN-1506 other: Modern commercial NC None 2000 applicable 438 W 9th CPN-2170 Vacant lot NC 1975- Undetermined / Not 502 W 9th CPN-1196 Other: industrial NC None 2000 applicable 1875- 514 W 9th CPN-1507 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C 1. Shed 1899 516 W 9th CPN-2171 Vacant lot NC 1900- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 520 W 9th CPN-1508 NKY Townhouse Second Empire C 1924 / Residence 1900- Early 20th Century 530 W 9th CPN-1509 Other: Commercial C None 1924 Commercial 126- 1875- W 9th CPN-74 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C None 128 1899 401- 1900- Early 20th Century W 9th CPN-1510 Other: Commercial C None 405 1924 Commercial 423- 1875- W 9th CPN-1511 NKY Townhouse Second Empire NC 1. Detached Garage 427 1899 1001 York CPN-2172 Vacant lot NC 1875- Commercial 1002 York CPN-53 Other: Commercial C None 1899 Victorian 1875- 1004 York CPN-1363 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1006 York CPN-1364 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay NC None 1899 applicable 1875- Other: Townhouse 1008 York CPN-1365 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Central Passage 1875- 1009 York CPN-1366 NKY Shotgun TOC Vernacular C None 1899 1011 York CPN-2173 Vacant lot NC

1012 York CPN-2174 Vacant lot NC 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1013 York CPN-1367 Shotgun C 1899 applicable / Shed 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1014 York CPN-1368 Italianate C None 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1017 York CPN-1369 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1018 York CPN-1370 Greek Revival C None 1899 Passage 1875- 1019 York CPN-1371 NKY Townhouse Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 1875- 1020 York CPN-1372 NKY Townhouse Italianate C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side Undetermined / Not 1023 York CPN-1373 C None 1899 Passage applicable 1875- 1024 York CPN-1374 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- Undetermined / Not 1025 York CPN-1375 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay C 1. Detached Garage 1899 applicable 1875- 1026 York CPN-1376 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C None 1899 1875- 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1029 York CPN-1041 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay TOC Vernacular C 1899 / Shed 1875- 1030 York CPN-1042 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Second Empire C None 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 2. Wrought Iron Fence 1031 York CPN-1043 Italianate C 1899 Passage / Shed 1875- Other: Townhouse Side 1032 York CPN-54 Italianate C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Passage 1875- 1038 York CPN-1044 Other: Townhouse 2-Bay Italianate C 1. Shed 1899 1875- Other: Townhouse 1044 York CPN-2215 Greek Revival C 1. Stone wall 1899 Central Passage

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 1875- Other: Townhouse 1046 York CPN-55 Greek Revival C 1. Wrought Iron Fence 1899 Central Passage 1034 1875- Undetermined / Not 2. Wrought Iron Fence - York CPN-1325 Other: Townhouse Duplex C 1899 applicable / Shed 1036 1040 1875- - York CPN-1400 Other: Townhouse Duplex Italianate C 1. Stone wall 1899 1042

Buena Vista Support Resources Table Identified by Eligibility

Street Address Survey (CPN) # Resource Type Eligibility

806 Ann St 1073.1 Iron fence object Contributing

807 Ann St 1074.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing also 54.1

808 Ann St 1075.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing also 1325.1

809 Ann St 1076.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing also 55.1

816 Ann St 1077.1 Iron fence object Contributing also 1325.1

819 Ann St 1079.1 Iron fence object Contributing also 1044.1

820 Ann St 1080.1 Iron fence object Contributing

821 Ann St 1081.1 Iron fence object Contributing

823 Ann St 1082.1 Iron fence object Contributing

832 Ann St 1085.1 Iron fence object Contributing

835 Ann St 1086.1 Iron fence object Contributing

835 Ann St 1086.2 frame shed structure Noncontributing

837 Ann St 1087.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing

914 Ann St 1094.1 Iron fence object Contributing

918 Ann St 1096.1 Iron fence object Contributing

918 Ann St 1096.2 frame shed structure Noncontributing

919 Ann St 1097.1 Iron fence object Contributing

920 Ann St 1098.1 concrete block shed structure Noncontributing

923 Ann St 1100.1 Iron fence object Contributing

923 Ann St 1100.2 frame shed structure Noncontributing

932 Ann St 1105.1 stone wall object Noncontributing

933 Ann St 1106.1 Iron fence object Contributing

935 Ann St 1107.1 Iron fence object Contributing

937 Ann St 1108.1 Iron fence object Contributing

939 Ann St 1109.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1018 Ann St 1114.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1021 Ann St 1116.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1030 Ann St 1212.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1035 Ann St 1214.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1036 Ann St 1215.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing

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1038 Ann St 1217.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1041 Ann St 1219.1 stone wall object Contributing

1104 Ann St 1221.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1116 Ann St 1227.1 stone wall object Contributing

1119 Ann St 1230.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1124 Ann St 1233.1 stone wall object Contributing

1125 Ann St 1234.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1126 Ann St 1235.1 stone wall object Contributing

1127 Ann St 1236.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1129 Ann St 1237.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1130 Ann St 1238.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1133 Ann St 1240.1 frame garage structure Noncontributing

1134 Ann St 1241.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1135 Ann St 1242.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1143 Ann St 1243.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1140 Ann St 1245.1 frame garage structure Noncontributing

1141 Ann St 1246.1 residential structure building Contributing

1141 Ann St 1246.2 Iron fence object Contributing

1147 Ann St 1249.1 1-car garage structure Contributing

825 Brighton St 2.1 frame shed structure contributing

835 Brighton St 1701.1 iron fence object noncontributing

930 Brighton St 1704.1 frame 1-car garage structure contributing

934 Brighton St 3.1 iron fence object contributing

934 Brighton St 3.2 frame shed structure noncontributing

1717 Brighton St 1009.1 concrete block shed structure contributing

1126 Brighton St 1727.1 iron fence object contributing

811 Central Ave. 1120.1 iron fence object Contributing

816 Central Ave. 1136.1 iron fence object Contributing

816 Central Ave. 1136.2 frame shed structure Contributing

818 Central Ave 1137.1 iron fence structure Contributing

823 Central Ave 1125.1 iron fence object Contributing

826 Central Ave 1140.1 iron fence object Contributing

832 Central Ave 401.1 carriage house structure Contributing

832 Central Ave 401.2 stone wall object Contributing

844 Central Ave 2043.1 iron fence object Contributing

902 Central Ave 1156.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

826 Central Ave 1140.1 iron fence object Contributing

913 Central Ave 1149.1 iron fence object Contributing

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

914 Central Ave 1161.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

915 Central Ave 1150.1 iron fence object Contributing

918 Central Ave 26.1 iron fence object Contributing

920 Central Ave 1163.1 iron fence object Contributing

926 Central Ave 1166.1 iron fence object Contributing

929 Central Ave 1153.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

932 Central Ave 1168.1 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

1007 Central Ave 1174.1 stone wall object Contributing

1011-1013 Central Ave 1176.1 stone wall object Contributing

1016 Central Ave 1179.1 iron fence object Contributing

1017 Central Ave 1178.1 iron fence object Contributing

1019 Central Ave 1180.1 iron fence object Contributing

1021 Central Ave 1181.1 iron fence object Contributing

1024 Central Ave 28.1 iron fence object Contributing

1026 Central Ave 1185.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

1031 Central Ave 1188.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

1033 Central Ave 1190.1 iron fence object Contributing

1037 Central Ave 1192.1 iron fence object Contributing

1043 Central Ave 1194.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1044 Central Ave 1195.1 iron fence object Contributing

1046 Central Ave 1197.1 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

1111 Central Ave 1206.1 stone wall object Contributing

1113 Central Ave 1207.1 stone wall object Contributing

1118 Central Ave 1348.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

1121 Central Ave 1349.1 iron fence object Contributing

1124 Central Ave 1352.1 iron fence object Contributing

1124 Central Ave 1352.1 iron fence object Contributing

1141 Central Ave 1359.1 concrete block shed structure Contributing

1146 Central Ave 1361.1 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

717 Columbia St 970.1 stone wall object Contributing

719 Columbia St 970.2 stone wall object Contributing

723 Columbia St 33.1 stone wall object Contributing

725 Columbia St 33.1 stone wall object Contributing

734 Columbia St 33.1 Iron fence object Contributing

736 Columbia St 33.1 Iron fence object Contributing

734 Columbia St 34.1 Iron fence object Contributing

736 Columbia St 34.1 [duplicate?] Iron fence object Contributing

901 Columbia St 1381.1 Iron fence object Contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

905 Columbia St 1384.1 stone wall object Contributing

907 Columbia St 1386.1 stone wall/iron fence object Contributing

907 Columbia St 1386.2 detached garage structure Contributing

908 Columbia St 1387.1 Iron fence object Contributing

910 Columbia St 1388.1 stone wall object Contributing

911 Columbia St 1389.1 Iron fence object Contributing

913 Columbia St 1391.1 Iron fence object Contributing

913 Columbia St 1391.2 frame garage structure Contributing

914 Columbia St 1394.1 frame shed structure Contributing

919 Columbia St 1395.1 frame garage structure Noncontributing

919 Columbia St 1395.2 Iron fence object Contributing

920 Columbia St 1396.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing

921 Columbia St 1397.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

921 Columbia St 1397.2 Iron fence object Contributing

922 Columbia St 1398.1 Iron fence object Contributing

923 Columbia St 1399.1 Iron fence object Contributing

926 Columbia St 1401.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing

929 Columbia St 1403.1 Iron fence object Contributing

929 Columbia St 1403.2 Iron fence object Contributing

931 Columbia St 1404.1 Iron fence object Contributing

934 Columbia St 1406.1 frame garage structure Contributing

939 Columbia St 1409.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

939 Columbia St 1409.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1007 Columbia St 1416.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1008 Columbia St 1417.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1010 Columbia St 1418.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1011 Columbia St 1419.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1013 Columbia St 1421.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1014 Columbia St 1422.1 metal shed structure Noncontributing

1016 Columbia St 1423.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1017 Columbia St 1424.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1025 Columbia St 1425.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1035 Columbia St 1436.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1023 Columbia St 1428.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

1043 Columbia St 1441.1 brick garage structure Contributing

1043 Columbia St 1441.2 Iron fence object Contributing

1044 Columbia St 1442.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1105 Columbia St 1444.1 stone wall object Contributing

1106 Columbia St 1445.1 Iron fence object Contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

1107 Columbia St 1446.1 carport object Noncontributing

1114 Columbia St 1450.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1114 Columbia St 1450.2 frame garage structure Contributing

1115 Columbia St 1451.1 stone retaining wall object Contributing

1118 Columbia St 1453.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1119 Columbia St 1454.1 stone wall object Contributing

1125 Columbia St 1458.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1126 Columbia St 1459.1 frame garage structure Noncontributing

1128 Columbia St 1460.1 frame garage structure Contributing

1130 Columbia St 1462.1 frame shed object Contributing

1135 Columbia St 1464.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1135 Columbia St 1464.2 concrete block garage structure Noncontributing

1143 Columbia St 1469.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1145 Columbia St 1471.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1147 Columbia St 1473.1 concrete block wall object Noncontributing

1001-1003 Columbia St 1475.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

801 Isabella St 2047.1 metal fence, new object noncontributing

802 Isabella St 1524.1 frame garage structure noncontributing

814 Isabella St 1528.1 concrete block 1-car garage structure contributing

819 Isabella St 1532.1 iron fence object contributing

820 Isabella St 1533.1 iron fence object contributing

821 Isabella St 1534.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

825 Isabella St 1539.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

835 Isabella St 1541.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

840 Isabella St 15.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

841 Isabella St 1542.1 iron fence object contributing

907 Isabella St 1545.1 iron fence object contributing

908 Isabella St 16.1 iron fence object contributing

925 Isabella St 1551.1 iron fence object contributing

927 Isabella St 17.1 iron fence object contributing

936 Isabella St 1551.1 iron fence object contributing

939 Isabella St 1556.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

1001 Isabella St 18.1 iron fence object contributing

1002 Isabella St 1559.1 iron fence object contributing

1003 Isabella St 1560.1 iron fence object contributing

1003 Isabella St 1560.2 metal carport object noncontributing

1004 Isabella St 1561.1 iron fence object contributing

1006 Isabella St 1562.1 iron fence object contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

1008-1010 Isabella St 19.1 concrete block 1-car garage structure contributing

1015 Isabella St 1565.1 iron fence object contributing

1017 Isabella St 1566.1 iron fence object contributing

1019 Isabella St 1567.1 metal fence, new object noncontributing

1023 Isabella St 1568.1 frame shed structure contributing

1025 Isabella St 1569.1 iron fence object contributing

1025 Isabella St 1569.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

1029 Isabella St 1570.1 iron fence object contributing

1032 Isabella St 1573.1 frame shed structure noncontributing

1035 Isabella St 1575.1 iron fence object contributing

1037 Isabella St 1576.1 iron fence object contributing

1037 Isabella St 1576.2 prefab metal shed structure noncontributing

1101 Isabella St 1578.1 iron fence object contributing

1117 Isabella St 1582.1 iron fence object contributing

1119 Isabella St 1583.1 iron fence object contributing

1119 Isabella St 1583.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

1129 Isabella St 1586.1 metal shed structure noncontributing

1143 Isabella St 1590.1 iron fence object contributing

1145 Isabella St 1591.1 iron fence object contributing

1147 Isabella St 1592.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

334 Hodge St 1744.1 iron fence object contributing

334 Hodge St 1744.2 frame garage structure contributing

338 Hodge St 1746.1 frame garage structure contributing

401 Hodge St 81.1 stone wall object contributing

401 Hodge St 81.2 garage brick structure noncontributing

405 Hodge St 1748.1 iron fence object contributing

405 Hodge St 1748.2 metal shed structure noncontributing

407 Hodge St 1749.1 iron fence object contributing

408 Hodge St 1750.1 frame outbuilding structure noncontributing

409 Hodge St 1751.1 iron fence object contributing

411 Hodge St 1752.1 shed object noncontributing

417 Hodge St 1757.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

419 Hodge St 1759.1 iron fence object contributing

419 Hodge St 1759.2 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

419 Hodge St 1759.3 metal shed structure noncontributing

422 Hodge St 1760.1 iron fence object contributing

423 Hodge St 1761.1 iron fence object contributing

423 Hodge St 1761.2 shed prefab object noncontributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

427 Hodge St 1764.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

428 Hodge St 1765.1 iron fence object contributing

309-311 Hodge St 82.1 iron fence object contributing

313 Hodge St 1730.1 cinderblock shed structure noncontributing

315 Hodge St 1732.1 iron fence object contributing

316 Hodge St 1733.1 iron fence object contributing

316 Hodge St 1733.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

318 Hodge St 1735.1 iron fence object contributing

318 Hodge St 1735.2 frame shed structure noncontributing

319 Hodge St 1736.1 iron fence object contributing

319 Hodge St 1736.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

322 Hodge St 1737.1 iron fence object contributing

323 Hodge St 1728.1 iron fence object contributing

325 Hodge St 1740.1 iron fence object contributing

328 Hodge St 1741.1 iron fence object contributing

329 Hodge St 1742.1 iron fence object contributing

329 Hodge St 1742.2 shed non-historic structure noncontributing

330 Hodge St 1743.1 iron fence object contributing

330 Hodge St 1743.2 frame garage structure contributing

430 Hodge St 1767.1 iron fence object contributing

433 Hodge St 1768.1 concrete block garage 2-car structure contributing

434 Hodge St 1769.1 concrete block garage 2 bay structure contributing

509 Hodge St 1775.1 vinyl sided garage structure noncontributing

511 Hodge St 1776.1 concrete block wall object contributing

513 Hodge St 1777.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

514 Hodge St 1778.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

515 Hodge St 1779.1 vinyl sided garage structure noncontributing

519 Hodge St 1783.1 metal shed noncontributing

521 Hodge St 1785.1 frame shed non historic structure noncontributing

315 Keturah St 1514.1 iron fence object contributing

325 Keturah St 1517.1 iron fence object contributing

325 Keturah St 1517.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

329 Keturah St 1520.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

331 Keturah St 1521.1 iron fence object contributing

335 Keturah St 70.1 iron fence object contributing

335 Keturah St 70.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

336 Keturah St 1522.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

430 Keturah St 1523 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

401 Keturah St 1558.1 church-related accessory building building noncontributing

329 Keturah St 1520.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

420 Keturah St 1523.1 metal fence noncontributing

1050 Lowell St 1700.1 rail-related building contributing

1050 Lowell St 1517.2 warehouse building noncontributing

814 Liberty St 1521.1 iron fence object contributing

815 Liberty St 70.1 iron fence object contributing

816 Liberty St 70.2 iron fence object contributing

816 Liberty St 1522.1 iron fence object contributing

821 Liberty St 1523.1 iron fence object contributing

823 Liberty St 1558.1 iron fence object contributing

1020 Liberty St 1288.1 concrete block shed structure contributing

1038 Liberty St 1700.1 iron fence object contributing

1038 Liberty St 1700.2 concrete block shed structure contributing

1105 Liberty St 1293.1 frame shed structure contributing

1110 Liberty St 1258.1 iron fence object contributing

1116 Liberty St 1251.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

1116 Liberty St 1259.1 iron fence object contributing

1121 Liberty St 1261.1 shed frame prefab structure noncontributing

1129 Liberty St 1252.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

1134 Liberty St 1253.1 iron fence object contributing

1020 Liberty St 1288.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

301 Lindsey St 1290.1 iron fence object contributing

303 Lindsey St 1290.2 iron fence object contributing

309 Lindsey St 1293.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

310 Lindsey St 1304.1 frame shed structure contributing

315 Lindsey St 1306.1 iron fence object contributing

315 Lindsey St 1306.2 concrete block garage 2 car structure contributing

317 Lindsey St 1298.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

321 Lindsey St 1300.1 iron fence object contributing

321 Lindsey St 1312.1 frame garage structure contributing

323 Lindsey St 1787.1 iron fence object contributing

323 Lindsey St 1787.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

324 Lindsey St 1788.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

325 Lindsey St 1791.1 iron fence object contributing

327 Lindsey St 1792.1 iron fence object contributing

327 Lindsey St 1795.1 iron fence object contributing

327 Lindsey St 1795.2 frame garage structure contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

338 Lindsey St 1796.1 frame garage structure contributing

330 Lindsey St 1797.1 iron fence object contributing

332 Lindsey St 1797.2 iron fence object contributing

332 Lindsey St 1798.1 frame shed object contributing

335 Lindsey St 1798.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

338 Lindsey St 1799.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

407 Lindsey St 1800.1 concrete block garage contributing

409 Lindsey St 1802.1 metal shed structure noncontributing

409 Lindsey St 1802.2 vinyl shed structure noncontributing

410 Lindsey St 1802.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

411 Lindsey St 1803.1 iron fence object contributing

413 Lindsey St 1804.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

416 Lindsey St 1805.1 concrete block wall object contributing

418 Lindsey St 1805.2 iron fence object contributing

424 Lindsey St 1806.1 iron fence object contributing

424 Lindsey St 1808.1 frame garage structure contributing

426 Lindsey St 1811.1 iron fence object contributing

426 Lindsey St 1813.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

427 Lindsey St 1813.2 concrete block garage structure contributing

429 Lindsey St 1814.1 shed, vinyl structure noncontributing

436 Lindsey St 1815.2 vinyl garage structure noncontributing

436 Lindsey St 1816.1 concrete block garage 1 car structure contributing

516 Lindsey St 1817.1 iron fence object contributing

518 Lindsey St 1818.1 frame garage structure contributing

521 Lindsey St 1823.1 temporary storage pod object noncontributing

522 Lindsey St 1823.1 carport object noncontributing

523 Lindsey St 1825.1 iron fence object contributing

526 Lindsey St 1825.2 iron fence object contributing

526 Lindsey St 1826.1 frame garage structure noncontributing

529 Lindsey St 1827.1 metal sided garage structure noncontributing

530 Lindsey St 1830.1 frame garage structure noncontributing

532 Lindsey St 1830.2 garage structure noncontributing

535 Lindsey St 1832.1 iron fence object contributing

401-403 Lindsey St 1833.1 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

521 Lindsey St 1835.1 temporary storage pod object noncontributing

522 W 12th St 1836.1 shed object noncontributing

834 Patterson St 1837.1 iron fence object contributing

836 Patterson St 1840.1 iron fence object contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

838 Patterson St 1840.2 iron fence object contributing

838 Patterson St 1841.1 frame shed structure contributing

846 Patterson St 1842.1 iron fence object contributing

848 Patterson St 1844.1 iron fence object contributing

850 Patterson St 1846.1 iron fence object contributing

850 Patterson St 1847.1 shed structure contributing

926 Patterson St 1604.1 frame 2-car garage structure noncontributing

935 Patterson St 10.1 iron fence object contributing

936 Patterson St 1595.1 iron fence object contributing

939 Patterson St 1596.1 iron fence object contributing

940 Patterson St 1597.1 iron fence object contributing

1034 Patterson St 1597.2 iron fence object contributing

1037 Patterson St 1601.1 iron fence object contributing

1115 Patterson St 1602.1 concrete block retaining wall object contributing

850 Patterson St 1603.1 Iron fence object Contributing

850 Patterson St 1603.2 shed structure noncontributing

718 Putnam St 1604.1 Iron fence object Contributing

720 Putnam St 10.1 Iron fence object Contributing

722 Putnam St 9.1 Iron fence object Contributing

724 Putnam St 10.1 Garage structure Noncontributing

737 Putnam St 9.1 Iron fence object Contributing

809 Putnam St 1606.1 Iron fence object Contributing

913 Putnam St 1608.1 Iron fence object Contributing

917 Putnam St 1611.1 Iron fence object Contributing

925 Putnam St 1007 frame garage structure Contributing

928 Putnam St 985.1 Iron fence object Contributing

929 Putnam St 986.1 Frame shed structure Contributing

930 Putnam St 987.1 Concrete block garage structure Contributing

932 Putnam St 988.1 Iron fence object Contributing

932 Putnam St 989.1 Concrete block shed structure Contributing

936 Putnam St 990.1 frame shed structure Contributing

937 Putnam St 994.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1012 Putnam St 1002.1 Frame garage structure Noncontributing

1013 Putnam St 1004.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1024 Putnam St 1007.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1028 Putnam St 1010.1 iron fence object Contributing

1029 Putnam St 1011.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1030 Putnam St 1012.1 frame garage structure Contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

1032 Putnam St 1013.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1033 Putnam St 1013.2 Iron fence object Contributing

1035 Putnam St 1016.1 frame garage structure Contributing

1037 Putnam St 1017.1 Stone wall object Contributing

1116 Putnam St 1045.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1116 Putnam St 1045.1 stone wall object Contributing

1120 Putnam St 1032.1 stone wall object Contributing

1126 Putnam St 1033.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1128 Putnam St 1034.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1132 Putnam St 1035.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1140 Putnam St 1036.1 Iron fence object Contributing AKA CPN 1052.1

1035 Putnam St 1037.1 Stone wall object Contributing

1037 Putnam St 1039.1 Stone wall object Contributing

1112-1114 Putnam St 1183.1 Stone wall object Contributing

1116 Putnam St 1045.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1116 Putnam St 1045.2 stone wall object Contributing

1120 Putnam St 1046.1 stone wall object Contributing

1126 Putnam St 1048.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1128 Putnam St 1049.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1132 Putnam St 1050.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1140 Putnam St 1052.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1030 Putnam St 1024.1 frame garage, 2 dr structure Contributing

304 Thornton St 1982.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

305 Thornton St 1983.1 iron fence object Contributing

305 Thornton St 1983.2 frame shed structure Contributing

308 Thornton St 1985.1 metal sided shed prefab Noncontributing

311 Thornton St 1986.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

312 Thornton St 1987.1 concrete outbuilding on raised piers structure Noncontributing

315 Thornton St 1988.1 iron fence object Contributing

316 Thornton St 1989.1 iron fence object Contributing

316 Thornton St 1989.2 frame garage structure Contributing

317 Thornton St 1989.1 iron fence object Contributing

318 Thornton St 1991.1 iron fence object Contributing

320 Thornton St 1992.1 frame garage 2 car structure Contributing

321 Thornton St 1993.1 iron fence object Contributing

322 Thornton St 1994.1 frame shed structure Contributing

324 Thornton St 1995.1 iron fence object Contributing

326 Thornton St 1996.1 iron fence object Contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

327 Thornton St 1997.1 iron fence object Contributing

327 Thornton St 1997.2 brick garage 2-s structure Contributing

327 Thornton St 1997.3 concrete swimming pool structure Noncontributing

329 Thornton St 1998.1 metal carport object Noncontributing

329 Thornton St 1998.2 frame shed structure Noncontributing

333 Thornton St 2000.1 frame shed prefab structure Noncontributing

334 Thornton St 2001.1 iron fence object Contributing

334 Thornton St 2001.2 concrete block garage structure Contributing

335 Thornton St 2002.1 iron fence object Contributing

338 Thornton St 2003.1 iron fence object Contributing

340-342 Thornton St 2004.1 iron fence object Contributing

340-342 Thornton St 2004.2 frame garage structure Contributing

402 Thornton St 94.1 iron fence object Contributing

402 Thornton St 94.2 attached frame dwelling building Contributing

404 Thornton St 2005.1 iron fence object Contributing

405 Thornton St 2006.1 iron fence object Contributing

408 Thornton St 2050.1 iron fence object Contributing

409 Thornton St 2007.1 iron fence object Contributing

411 Thornton St 2008.1 iron fence object Contributing

411 Thornton St 2008.2 concrete block garage structure Contributing

412 Thornton St 2009.1 iron fence object Contributing

412 Thornton St 2009.2 frame garage structure Contributing

415 Thornton St 2010.1 iron fence object Contributing

415 Thornton St 2010.2 frame garage structure Contributing

416 Thornton St 2011.1 iron fence object Contributing

416 Thornton St 2011.2 frame shed structure Contributing

418 Thornton St 2012.1 iron fence object Contributing

418 Thornton St 2012.2 frame shed structure Contributing

419 Thornton St 2013.1 iron fence object Contributing

420 Thornton St 2014.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

427 Thornton St 2018.1 ruined concrete block outbuilding structure Noncontributing

429 Thornton St 2020.1 frame garage 2-s structure Contributing

430 Thornton St 2021.1 concrete block garage 2 car structure Contributing

435 Thornton St 2024.1 iron fence object Contributing

435 Thornton St 2024.2 frame garage 2 car structure Contributing

436 Thornton St 2025.1 iron fence object Contributing

436 Thornton St 2025.2 frame garage metal siding structure Contributing

438 Thornton St 2026.1 frame garage 2 car modern structure Noncontributing

505 Thornton St 2028.1 iron fence object Contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

505 Thornton St 2028.2 frame garage structure Noncontributing

506 Thornton St 2029.1 iron fence object Contributing

506 Thornton St 2029.2 metal shed structure Noncontributing

511 Thornton St 2032.1 iron fence object Contributing

520 Thornton St 2037.1 iron fence object Contributing

522 Thornton St 2038.1 concrete block garage structure Contributing

526 Thornton St 2040.1 frame garage 1 car structure Contributing

528 Thornton St 2041.1 iron fence object Contributing

534 Thornton St 2042.1 iron fence object Contributing

1008 York St 1030.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1013 York St 1367.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1013 York St 1367.2 frame shed structure Contributing

1017 York St 1034.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1019 York St 1035.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1025 York St 1036.1 metal shed structure Contributing

1029 York St 1037.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1029 York St 1039.1 frame shed structure Contributing

1031 York St 1183.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1031 York St 1183.2 frame shed prefab structure Noncontributing

1032 York St 1365.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1034-1036 York St 1045.1 frame shed structure Noncontributing

1034-1036 York St 1045.2 Iron fence object Contributing

1038 York St 1046.1 frame shed structures Noncontributing

1040-1042 York St 1048.1 stone retaining wall object Contributing

1029 York St 1041.1 Iron fence object Contributing

1029 York St 1041.2 frame shed structure Contributing

1040-1042 York St 1400.1 stone retaining wall object Contributing

1044 York St 1049.1 stone retaining wall object Contributing

1046 York St 1050.1 Iron fence object Contributing

18 W 8th St 1063.1 iron fence object contributing

23 W 8th St 1369.1 stone retaining wall object contributing

30 W 8th St 1371.1 metal fencing object contributing

31 W 8th St 1375.1 iron fence object contributing

12 W 9th St 1066 iron fence object contributing

424 W 9th St 71.1 garage concrete block 1 car structure contributing

428 24 W 9th St 71.1 garage concrete block 1 car structure contributing

430 24 W 9th St 71.1 iron fence object contributing

28 W 9th St 1319.1 iron fence object contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

130 W 9th St 1326.1 iron fence object contributing

132 W 9th St 1327.1 iron fence object contributing

209 W 9th St 1328.1 iron fence object contributing

218 W 9th St 1333.1 concrete block shed structure contributing

218 W 9th St 1333.2 stone retaining wall object contributing

224 W 9th St 1334.1 iron fence object contributing

225 W 9th St 1335.1 frame shed structure noncontributing

225 W 9th St 1335.2 iron fence object contributing

226 W 9th St 1073.1 iron fence object contributing

227 W 9th St 1074 iron fence object contributing

229 W 9th St 1075.1 iron fence object contributing

230 W 9th St 1077.1 iron fence object contributing

232 W 9th St 1079.1 iron fence object contributing

314 W 9th St 107.1 iron fence object contributing

316 W 9th St 1076.1 iron fence object contributing

323 W 9th St 1482.1 iron fence object contributing

323 W 9th St 1482.2 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

324 W 9th St 1314.1 iron fence object contributing

325 W 9th St 1319.1 iron fence object contributing

326 W 9th St 1326.1 iron fence object contributing

326 W 9th St 1327.1 frame shed structure noncontributing

329 W 9th St 1328.1 frame garage structure noncontributing

330 W 9th St 1333.1 iron fence object contributing

332 W 9th St 1333.2 iron fence object contributing

334 W 9th St 1334.1 iron fence object contributing

335 W 9th St 1335.1 iron fence object contributing

335 W 9th St 1335.2 frame garage structure noncontributing

404 W 9th St 1336.1 frame garage structure noncontributing

415 W 9th St 1337.1 iron fence object contributing

415 W 9th St 1338.1 concrete block garage structure noncontributing

417 W 9th St 1339.1 1-car frame garage structure contributing

420 W 9th St 1341.1 iron fence object contributing

423-427 W 9th St 1479.1 iron fence object contributing

424 W 9th St 1480.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

428 W 9th St 1482.1 concrete block garage structure contributing

430 W 9th St 1482.1 iron fence object contributing

429 W 9th St 1483.1 1 car frame garage structure contributing

431 W 9th St 1484.1 metal carport object noncontributing

520 W 9th St 1485.1 apartment building contributing

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State

335 W 9th St 1486.1 iron fence object contributing

335 W 9th St 1486.2 garage frame 1-car structure contributing

404 W 9th St 1488.1 shed frame vinyl s object contributing

415 W 9th St 1496.1 iron fence object contributing

415 W 9th St 1496.2 garage concrete block structure contributing

417 W 9th St 1497.1 garage metal siding 1 car structure contributing

420 W 9th St 1500.1 iron fence object contributing

423-427 W 9th St 1511.1 frame shed metal siding object noncontributing

429 W 9th St 1502.1 garage frame vinyl s structure noncontributing

421 W 9th St 1503.1 carport metal object noncontributing

514 W 9th St 1507.1 apt bldg detached frame building contributing

520 W 9th St 1508.1 iron fence object contributing also 73.1

520 W 9th St 1508.2 apt bldg detached concrete block building contributing also 73.1

11-13 W 10th St 1342.1 iron fence object Contributing

14 W 10th St 1345.1 iron fence object Contributing

18 W 10th St 1377.1 iron fence object Contributing

21 W 10th St 1378.1 iron fence object Contributing

21 W 10th St 1378.2 brick garage 2 car structure Contributing

25 W 10th St 1380.1 iron fence object Contributing

28 W 10th St 962.1 iron fence object Contributing

113 W 10th St 976.1 iron fence object Contributing

118 W 10th St 981.1 iron fence object Contributing

134 W 10th St 991.1 iron fence object Contributing

134 W 10th St 991.2 frame shed structure Contributing

134 W 10th St 991.3 frame shed structure Contributing

203 W 10th St 997.1 garage concrete block 2 stage structure Contributing

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8. Statement of Significance

Applicable National Register Criteria

x A. Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history.

B. Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past.

C. Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or represents the work of a master, or possesses high artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction.

D. Property has yielded, or is likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.

Criteria Considerations

A. Owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes

B. Removed from its original location

C. A birthplace or grave

D. A cemetery

E. A reconstructed building, object, or structure

F. A commemorative property

G. Less than 50 years old or achieving significance within the past 50 years

Areas of Significance

COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ______

Period of Significance _c. 1846-1925______

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Significant Dates _1846, 1848, 1867, 1890 ______

Significant Person ______

Cultural Affiliation ______

Architect/Builder _Schriver, Henry A., builder _Weber, Christian C. and Edward A., architects ______

Statement of Significance Summary Paragraph

Summary. The proposed Buena Vista Historic District in Newport, Kentucky, meets Criterion A in the area of community development as a residential neighborhood that developed along with industry from c. 1850 to 1925. Located on the city’s West Side, the neighborhood represents the transformation of Newport in the mid-19th-century from a small, genteel, Southern river town, to a bustling, expanding, industrial suburb with a diverse population that included large numbers of immigrants. More than any other Newport community, Buena Vista most clearly reflects this physical and demographic transition with its concentration of industry along the Licking River, its large population of working people and immigrants, and its densely built, working-class housing constructed for the most part in the mid-to-late-19th century.

Beginning in the 1840s, Newport attracted industry because of its proximity to Cincinnati, then one of the most populous cities in the country, its location on the Ohio and Licking rivers and, later, access to two rail lines. Rapid industrialization and, notably, the development of heavy industry on Newport’s West Side led to a demand for workers and housing. This resulted in the platting of the Buena Vista Addition in the 1840s: the first expansion of the town’s boundaries since its founding in the 1790s. The city’s growth was sustained for decades as Newport developed into a major center of iron and steel production in Kentucky.

Located in the southwest corner of the nearly level, “basin” area of Newport, the Buena Vista neighborhood developed gradually from north to south from the mid-19th through early 20th centuries. Large numbers of modest dwellings were constructed in what became a densely built neighborhood, reflecting its working-class character, along with a small number of grander homes, numerous commercial establishments and several large industrial complexes, some of

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______Narrative Statement of Significance (Provide at least one paragraph for each area of significance.)

Overview: industrial expansion and annexation in Newport.

“Newport grew between 1831 and 1870…. The availability of first river transportation and later railroads and its proximity to markets to the north made Newport an attractive location for both manufacturing and retail businesses. By 1870, Newport had become the center of iron manufacturing in Kentucky and ranked 22nd in the country for this industry.” 50

“Over the next few decades, Northern Kentucky’s industrial history would ‘[parallel] the national experience.’ Once Kentucky had a localized, charcoal-fueled iron industry. Later, large-scale, coal-fueled, smelting ‘puddling furnaces’ produced iron for bridges and rails. After 1860, the Bessemer air blast furnace process provided for widespread structural uses. Coal came by river from Pennsylvania, including ‘bituminous coking coal.’ Others produced finished items such as wagons, buggies, locomotives, and steam engines…. Surviving various economic crises over the years, the Andrews brothers were able to expand Newport’s steel industry, tie it into several steel-related businesses they owned, and thus help to make Newport into a major steel-manufacturing center.” 51 “At the plant of the Andrews Steel Company, on Licking Pike beyond the corporate limits of Newport, stand the open hearth furnaces. The steel ingots and bars of these furnaces are taken to the Newport Rolling Mills, Ninth and Lowell Streets, Newport, where they are hot-or-cold-rolled into sheets and plates which are later galvanized or finished. Combined, the two plants give employment to about three thousand persons.”52

The city of Newport was founded in 1790, making it the oldest of the string of Ohio River towns in Kenton and Campbell counties opposite Cincinnati. Its early economy was based on river trade and an Army arsenal established there in 1804. Following the

50 Michael Whitehead, “Newport,” in Tenkotte and Claypool, eds., The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky [The University Press of Kentucky, 2009], p. 651. 51 John Boh, “Iron and Steel Manufacturing,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky¸ op.cit., pp. 480-482. 52 Cincinnati Writers' Project of the WPA, They Built A City (Cincinnati Post, 1938), p. 206.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State War of 1812, however, its economy suffered from military budget cuts, the poor navigability of the Licking River for much of the year, which hampered shipping, and loss of trade to Cincinnati and to Covington, which adjoins Newport on the west. (See topographic map.)

By the 1820s, “Newport’s flagging economy ultimately revived through the ingenuity and perseverance of its budding entrepreneurs” , 53 whose efforts helped to diversify the economy by developing the industrial and financial sectors. By 1820, “23% of the adult male work force—including numerous ‘slaves’—engaged in manufacturing”54, which was not limited to factory employment as in modern usage. “Textile manufacturing formed the first stage of every nation’s industrial revolution before the twentieth century” 55and the United States was no exception. In the 1830s, Newport investors founded their own factories for weaving cottons and woolens, and the city became Northern Kentucky’s premier center for fabric production.

Although it continued to lag behind its larger neighbors through the 1830s, the year 1831 marked a turning point in Newport’s history. The city’s first steam-driven sawmill was built along the Licking River, which would stimulate Newport’s rise as a center for lumber production. A partnership of wealthy investors, including Newport founder General James Taylor, platted an “annex” along the Ohio where other firms could purchase lots for factories. “These events marked a fundamental turning point in Newport’s economic history: the industrial revolution had begun in earnest.” 56

“Industrialization fundamentally altered the community. It enabled the town to overcome two decades of economic stagnation and achieve one of the highest growth rates of any long-established American community during the mid-19th century. Newport’s population would increase by 2,010% from 1830 to 1870, when it would rank as the nation’s 102nd largest city and the 22nd largest center of iron production outside the Pittsburgh area.” 57

During this era, Newport benefited from the rapid growth and prosperity of Cincinnati, which enjoyed the largest proportionate population increase in its history during the 1840s. Newport undoubtedly benefited from its larger neighbor’s growth as a market for goods. In addition, some of the Queen City’s burgeoning population ended up relocating to the south side of the river, seeking better quality housing.

In 1843, General Taylor platted a second tract along the Licking River, south of Madison (now Fifth) Street. This land possessed “natural advantages” for manufacturing, including

53 Thomas L. Purvis, editor, Newport, Kentucky: A Bicentennial History (Thomas L. Purvis, 1996), p. 50. 54 Purvis, ibid., p. 52. 55 Ibid. 56 Ibid., p. 53. 57 Ibid.

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By the next decade, the city’s industrial base was diversified and growing.

“By 1850 the city had cotton mills, a rolling mill, a wine factory, two rope walks, three sawmills, two machine shops, a silk factory, and a ‘Japanning establishment.’ Daniel Wolff, a German immigrant built an iron plant capitalized at $25,000 (about $450,000 in modern currency) on the Ohio River factory annex during the 1840s. Although Wolff’s Rolling Mill employed only 43 workers and produced just 900 tons of sheet iron in 1850 ($2,173,000 today), its debut was a watershed event in the city’s history, for it marked the inception of Newport as a center for heavy industry. A small establishment, it marked the beginning of heavy industry in the city.” 58

By the mid-19th century, “heavy industry was emerging as the dominant force in the local economy….” 59

“By 1850, the industrial sector hired about 200 employees; it probably generated an equal number (or more) of supplementary jobs…anywhere from a quarter to a third of Newport’s 1438 civilian work force most likely owed its existence, directly or indirectly, to manufacturing…. Greater expansion occurred in the iron industry than among any other sector of the city’s manufacturing base… growth would be nothing less than spectacular over the next decade.” 60

Growth of manufacturing 1850-1870 Year # of Capital Average Gross Value of firm invested workforce average product monthly wages 1850 5 191000 196 5328 358,740 1860 3 200000 118 1570 727,800 1870 11 1,331,500 776 39358 2,707,900

61

58 Ibid., pp. 70-71. 59 Ibid. 60 Ibid., pp. 84-85. 61 Source: U.S. censuses of manufacturing, in Purvis, p. 72.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State In 1867, Alexander Swift built an iron and steelworks in the Buena Vista neighborhood of the West End. The mill produced steel rails and plates and employed over five thousand workers, mostly from the West Side; it was the city’s largest employer at the time. In 1880 E.L. Harper, a pig-iron merchant and banker, purchased the company. After a $10 million deal failed, the Swift plant closed and Harper was sent to prison. The company subsequently was sold two more times in 1887 and 1889 and the name was changed to the Newport Rolling Mill.

During the “manufacturing era” (late 19th and early 20th centuries), Covington and Newport ranked second and third in production of iron and steel in the state. “The number of market products made from iron grew rapidly to meet demand for architectural materials, consumer goods and railroad construction.”62 “In 1850 Newport produced 900 tons of iron products; in 1860, 1,550 tons.” 63 Over the next ten years, the iron industry expanded tremendously, producing 39,500 tons by 1870, and the Swift mill emerged as a leader. Newport eventually even out-produced the much larger metropolis of Louisville, which ranked eighth in the country.64

62 Ibid., p. 479. 63 Ibid. 64 Ibid.

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Figure 16 1910 Newport Sanborn map depicting the Newport Rolling Mill and Globe Iron Roofing Co. complex, the Union Light Heat and Power Co. (no longer extant) and nearby housing.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State In 1890 the Swift works was bought by industrialists Col. Joseph and A.L. Andrews. The brothers also operated a local iron roofing and corrugating operation, the Globe Iron and Corrugating Company, to supply sheet steel for their roofing products. They combined the two industries in Newport, operating them separately.65

In 1915 the Andrews brothers also established the Newport Culvert Company in Buena Vista to produce rust-resistant sewer pipes. Purvis credits the Andrews’ companies for helping to keep the steel industry in Newport when most cities in the Ohio Valley had long ceded prominence to such places as Pittsburgh.66

Industrial growth continued into the late 19th and early 20th centuries, bringing much prosperity to the city and fostering population growth.

“According to local historian Thomas Purvis, ‘manufacturing employment expanded by 171% from 1870 to 1900’ and ushered in a golden age in Newport. [Thomas L. Purvis, ed., Newport: A Bicentennial History [Newport, KY: Thomas L. Purvis, 1996, p. 131]. In fact, Newport emerged as ‘one of the nation’s largest metropolises,’ in that the number of manufacturing establishments increased over sixfold, the value of their output grew by 150% in real terms, and the amount of capital invested increased 261% (as adjusted for the currency’s inflation over that period, in spite of the effects of several national economic downturns. Worker wages remained steady and increased as well, with gross wages rising from $711,019 in 1880 to $1.7 million in 1890. [Purvis, ibid., p. 132] Concurrent with industrial growth came the worker population to sustain such entities. Population statistics bear this out…when numbers were steadily rising and over 70 percent of the county’s population was located in the urban north.”67

The impact of a half-century of rapid industrialization can clearly be seen on Sanborn fire insurance maps of the Buena Vista neighborhood. The 1910 edition depicts the following manufacturing concerns in what would now be considered an industrial park, bounded by Eighth, Brighton, and Twelfth streets and the Licking River:

 A Union Light Heat and Power Company iron gasometer at Eighth and Lowell streets;  the Newport Rolling Mill and Globe Iron Roofing Company, bounded by Eighth, Mill and Tenth streets and the Licking River, including heating furnaces, annealing, galvanizing and machine shops, and a “tram road” to supply the coal elevator;  the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company car barn, occupying the block bounded by Eleventh Street, Lowell Street, and Hunt Alley;

65 John Boh, “Iron and Steel Industry,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, pp. 480-482. 66 Ibid. 67 Rachel Kennedy, “Grote Manufacturing Company Building (CP-337),” National Register of Historic Places nomination, 2017.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State  the Pittsburgh & Kanawha Coal Company at Eleventh and Lowell, dealers in coal, coke, sand, and gravel;  the Newport Foundry Company at Twelfth and Lowell streets;  and the Newport Brick Coal and Supply Company at Twelfth and Lowell streets.

A spiderweb of rail lines formed the south boundary of the neighborhood, with rail spurs extending north up Lowell Street to serve the coal company, the rolling mill and a grain mill.68 69(See photos 44 and 45.)

“By the 1920s, the Newport area ‘ranked as Kentucky’s second greatest concentration of heavy industry,’ just behind Louisville. [Purvis, p. 164] Many of the smaller less efficient factories disappeared, but larger establishments had replaced them. According to Purvis, steel production was the most important industry in the area, due to the efforts of the Andrews brothers’ enterprises.”70

The 1923 Newport city directory lists five factories run by the Andrews family near the Licking River: the Newport Rolling Mills, the Globe Iron Works, the Newport Foundry Company, and Andrews Steel Mill, one of “the largest steel mills in the South.”71

“The Andrews brothers were the leading industrialists in Campbell County at the turn of the 20th century…. In 1920 Newport and adjoining Wilder boasted Kentucky’s second-largest concentration of heavy industry, in part due to the efforts of the Andrews brothers. They eventually expanded the local steelworks from a 2-mill operation to 20 hot-mill stands, and their products found a global market. According to local historian Thomas L. Purvis, ‘It was through their efforts, that Newport remained a major center of steel production in the 20th century, when the industry withered in Cincinnati and disappeared from Covington.’ Joseph Andrews also built the West Side Hotel at 11th and Brighton in Newport as well as plain but sturdy worker housing nearby.”72

Production at the Andrews mill ramped up during World War I, and five more open-hearth furnaces were built to meet demand.73 When peace returned, however, demand for steel declined, eventually leading to layoffs, wage cuts and pushback from the steelworkers’ union.

In 1921 and 1922, the Andrews Steel Mill was the scene of a prolonged and violent labor strike. In November 1921 the owners cut wages in an increasingly

68 A section of the rail spur formerly serving the grain mill remains in place today along the west side of the building, partly hidden by grass. 69 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit. 70 Kennedy, op.cit., p. 41. 71 Kennedy, ibid. 72 Margaret Warminski, “Andrews Steel Mill,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, op.cit., p. 28. 73 Jeanne Greiser, ‘Newport Steel,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, op.cit, p. 663.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State competitive environment, and the union called for a strike. The owners vowed to fire any worker who rejected the new wage and insisted on a non-union (“open”) shop. The union and the city were bitterly torn by the strike, which ended in a defeat for the union in April 1922. In 1943 the Andrews family sold their holdings, to the Lehman Brothers brokerage firm of New York City. Over the next two decades, the company changed hands several times. 74

By the mid-20th century, Newport’s industrial base was shrinking. Long an industrial powerhouse, the city’s economic might declined in the post-World War II era, as happened in many cities. Deindustrialization and corporate consolidation resulted in job losses and declining tax revenue. Suburban growth drained the center-city population, and Newport became a smaller, poorer city.

“The economic forces that had begun in the early twentieth century were to reach their zenith in the last quarter of the twentieth century. Industrial employment in the United States had declined precipitously and smaller companies were consolidated with large corporations to form Multinational Corporate interests. Local historian Thomas Purvis notes of Newport that, ‘A steady erosion of industrial employment played a major role in the city’s demographic slide. The number of factory jobs fell from 3,495 in 1947 to 2,754 in 1958, or a drop of 26% in just eleven years. By 1972, the industrial workforce would number just 1,800 representing a loss of almost 50 percent in the past quarter century.’ [Purvis, ed, p. 245] ….As a result of these losses, the Greater Newport area suffered from de- population and a largely stagnant economy which was upheld by the health care and service industries. The golden age of industrial manufacturing was over in Northern Campbell County.” 75

Development of Buena Vista.

“Newport’s social structure would also change fundamentally. A prosperous, old-stock, Protestant, river town would evolve into an immigrant, heavily Catholic, working-class city.” 76

As Newport’s economy grew in the mid-1800s, the city literally ran out of space. Rapid industrialization in the 1840s called for more housing lots to accommodate the city’s recent growth. “The accelerating pace of industrialization during the 1840s trapped the city within extremely constricted limits.77” In response to industrial expansion, the 1840s saw the biggest construction boom in Newport’s history. Its population expanded by 413% in that decade, and it became a city in 1849 (Purvis, p. 71). To accommodate this

74 Ibid. 75 (Kennedy, ibid. p. 43) 76 Purvis, op.cit., p. 53. 77 Purvis, op.cit., p. 71.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State growth, Newport’s boundaries were expanded for the first time since its founding—its land area grew by two-thirds from 1845 to 1850 78 Coincidentally, Cincinnati enjoyed the largest proportionate increase in population in its history during the 1840s as immigrants flooded into the city. Newport undoubtedly benefited from its larger neighbor’s growth as a market for goods, and, as noted previously some of this burgeoning population ended up relocating to the south side of the river.

“Frenetic urbanization also recast the character of Newport’s residents. The city had absorbed so many immigrants fleeing from Cincinnati’s teeming ethnic ghettoes, that most of its adults now came from foreign countries. Only 22% of adults were native southerners and just 12% were Kentucky born. Newport’s ranking within Kentucky had jumped from the state’s eleventh to fourth largest urban center.” 79

The 1850 U.S. Federal population census of Newport lists 47.5% of the adult (21+) respondents as American-born (8.6% in Ohio) and 52.5% as European-born. Sixty-one percent rented their homes. 80

“The occupational structure shifted significantly downward toward lower-paying jobs. The proportion of laborers among adult males doubled from 9% in 1840 to 19% in 1850. The most menial occupations—laborers, rivermen, tailors, and carters or teamsters—constituted 29.1% of the work force. Mill hands and other manufacturing employees (who were not particularly well-off except for foremen and supervisors) amounted to 14% of the labor force…. By 1850, the proportion of workers engaged in upper or middle-class occupations (the building crafts, merchandising, artisans in remunerative crafts, and respected professions) had fallen to 42% (at most) of adult men. Newport was suddenly a working class city.” 81

Of this working-class population, “Laborers were the largest occupational group, and only 11% of them owned a house. Immigrants constituted 77% of all laborers, and property ownership for them would require years of privation to save the down payment for a mortgage.” 82

“Population growth continued unabated after mid-century” (ibid, p. 82). According to census returns, from 1830 to 1870 the city’s population jumped from 715 to 15,087, and

78 Ibid. 79 Purvis, p. 75) 80 Ibid., p. 77. 81 Ibid., p. 80. 82 Ibid.

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Newport’s process of vigorous annexation included General Taylor’s 80-acre Buena Vista tract in 1850 (ibid.), the first major residential development beyond the area in the center of the city that was platted as out lots in the 1790s (bounded for the most part by Jefferson [Sixth] and Columbia streets). “About 1846, General Taylor surveyed 750 lots between Monmouth and Central (Cabot) from Ringgold (8th) south to modern 12th (Liberty). He named the tract after the remarkable victory just won by his cousin Zachary Taylor’s badly outnumbered army against Santa Ana in the Mexican War.” 84

“When James Taylor, Sr., died in 1848, he left another 120 acres of this property along the Licking to be laid off into lots as a further addition to Newport. Since it bordered Buena Vista this area also became known by that name. The General directed that this tract neither be subdivided at one time, nor hurried into sale, so it developed gradually as part of the West End during the late 19th century.” 85

During the 1850s, the city added four thousand residents, built 472 houses (many of which likely were built in Buena Vista), and became Kentucky’s third-most populous metropolis. The city’s ironworks expanded dramatically, its manufacturing base diversified, capital and workforce both multiplied sixfold, and total industrial product more than doubled. 86 Greater expansion occurred in the iron industry than among any other sector of the city’s manufacturing base.

“Buena Vista would be an area of high population density, because the vast majority of its lots measured just one fourteenth of an acre, equivalent to a population density of about 18,500 persons per square mile….” 87 The new neighborhood also included some larger, quarter- and half-acre lots between Eighth and Ninth streets, which would attract wealthy professionals and public servants (ibid.).

The small lots of Buena Vista were attractive to working people, who saw the opportunity to purchase them and build modest homes. Henry A. Shriver, a successful Newport carpenter- builder, established a carpentry business on Columbia Street that, in part, catered to people of modest means. For this population, he built houses of his own design: one-and-a-half-story brick or frame residences with shingled roofs that came to be built throughout the neighborhood.88 Financing a home, however, was still a problem for many people. Therefore,

83 Ibid. 84 Ibid., p. 72. 85 Ibid., p. 73. 86 Ibid. 87 Ibid., p. 72. 88 Don DeBats, “Newport Home Ownership,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, op.cit., p. 657.

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“Local savings associations served as intermediaries in the purchase of a lot and the building of a home. For this purpose there were five building associations in Newport in the early 1870s, each with capital of about a half million dollars. Henry Shriver served as treasurer of one of the two German building associations. Such arrangements were also conducted within churches, particularly those with large immigrant populations” 89

Perhaps the best-known of these church-based savings associations was housed at Immaculate Conception Church (no longer extant), one of two new parishes established in Buena Vista to serve the neighborhood’s growing populations of Irish and German Catholics. Corpus Christi Catholic Church (photo 33 depicts present-day building) was founded in 1845 to serve the neighborhood’s German-American population, followed ten years later by English-speaking Immaculate Conception parish, which served an Irish-American congregation.

In addition to providing spiritual guidance and education, Immaculate Conception would play an important role in the development of the neighborhood, for good or ill. Its second pastor, Rev. Patrick Guilfoyle of Kilkenny, Ireland, “undertook to build the parish’s membership and infrastructure.” 90Father Guilfoyle founded an informal savings association that would “increase parishioners’ savings, contribute to home ownership for parish members, and turn a profit with which to build the physical plant” (ibid). Therefore, he began purchasing building lots and built homes on them, which he sold or rented to parishioners. “His activities resulted in the construction of perhaps 500 homes in the city.”91 The economic downturn of the 1870s, however, brought construction activities to a halt, leaving the parish unable to pay the debt that Rev. Guilfoyle had incurred. “Wages were reduced at the iron mills, Swift’s workers went on strike, violence flared, and economic calamity spread.” 92 Many parishioners lost their homes, and the parish faced calamity. Fortunately, two large donations from wealthy parishioners saved its property from being lost.93

By 1880, Newport’s adult population now derived overwhelmingly from immigrants; at the same time, in-migration to the city from Cincinnati had crested.94 South of Fifth Street, which included Buena Vista, foreign-born stock constituted 71-82% of the population, depending on the ward. 95Despite the activities of Newport’s building associations, most city residents did not own their own homes. Twenty-two percent shared a dwelling with another household and the average number of persons per dwelling in 1880 was 6.3, which would drop slightly to 5.8 by 1900 (ibid., p. 115).

89 Ibid. 90 Ibid. 91 David E. Schroeder, “Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,” in The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, op. cit., p. 473. 92 DeBats, op. cit., p. 657. 93 Ibid. 94 Purvis, op.cit., p. 116. 95 Ibid., p. 117.

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Sanborn Fire Insurance maps of Newport chart the development of Buena Vista in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The 1886 edition depicts the area between York Street, Central Avenue, Eighth Street, and Twelfth Street as nearly completely developed, with only scattered parcels still vacant. Numerous industrial buildings occupy the blocks from Brighton Street to the Licking River, indicating the extent of industrialization in the neighborhood, particularly along the river. 96

Eight years later, development of lots between Brighton and Lowell was well underway, as were two major industrial complexes west of Lowell: the Newport Rolling Mill (no longer extant) and the powerhouse for the Cincinnati-Covington-Newport Street Railway (later known as the South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway), which still stands.97

By 1910, the development of the neighborhood was nearly complete, including the southwest section between Brighton and Lowell. The street railway facility had been expanded with the addition of the car barn at Brighton and Eleventh streets. 98 “These historic maps confirm that much of the neighborhood was built from the mid-19th to early 20th centuries, and its western section functioned as a mixed-use industrial/residential area.” 99.

The density of Buena Vista in the early 20th century can be appreciated by perusing the 1910 Sanborn map or an undated image taken looking over a crowded neighborhood of “flounder” rooftops toward a church steeple, possibly the former Corpus Christi Church on Isabella Street. In the words of the Louisville Courier-Journal:

It is not generally known that Newport lays claim to being the most congested urban center in Kentucky, if not in the United States. The area of Newport is a square mile, and a population of 30,000 is crowded within the restricted city limits. Most Kentucky cities have annexed contiguous suburbs, but in the case of Newport, the outlying environs have successfully resisted every effort looking to their merger with the Campbell County capital. Fort Thomas and Clifton are populous districts that on the surface appear to be parts of Newport, but in reality they are separate communities.100

A low-lying neighborhood, Buena Vista was susceptible to flooding, and three successive inundations deluged the community in the early 1880s. In 1884—worst of all—the waters rose a foot above the altar table in the old Corpus Christi Catholic Church101, which, ironically, the

96 Sanborn Map Publishing Company, Newport, Kentucky, 1886. 97 Sanborn-Perris Map Company Limited, Covington, Newport, et al Sanborn-Perris Map, 1894. 98 Sanborn Map Company, 1910, op.cit. 99 Wise, op.cit., p. 6. 100 Louisville Courier-Journal, January 19, 1920. 101 Anonymous, “The First Century of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Respectfully Dedicated to the Pastors and People of the Parish,” 1944.

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In the years after World War II, Newport, and Buena Vista, in particular, experienced a significant demographic shift. Many longtime residents, largely Roman Catholic, took advantage of federally supported incentives for suburban development and moved to outlying suburbs such as Fort Thomas and Highland Heights. Taking their place were migrants from Appalachia, thousands of whom were unemployed due to the mechanization of coal mining in their home counties.103

“Large number of Appalachians joined the United States military to fight in both world wars and this exposure to the larger world emboldened them to move to industrial cities, including Covington and Newport, in search of employment. During World War II, the war industries of Northern Kentucky, including Newport’s massive steel mills…actively recruited workers….

“Initially, Appalachians took their place at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder in Northern Kentucky. Lack of education and marketable skills prompted them to accept low- paying jobs. Housing was found in crowded, decaying inner-city neighborhoods where they lived in extended family groups, attempting to recreate the stability of their Appalachian communities….

“Within the Northern Kentucky region, Appalachians settled primarily in Covington and Newport and to a lesser extent in Ludlow and Bromley in Kenton Co. and Bellevue and Dayton in Campbell Co…. As longer-established ethnic groups, such as German-American and Irish Americans, departed the cities of Newport and Covington for outlying suburbs, Appalachian migrants took their place. For example, after World War II, the West End of Newport changed dramatically, as German and Irish families moved to Fort Thomas and beyond and were replaced by migrants from Appalachian Kentucky, who accepted jobs in the steel mills of Newport. Surnames like Turner from Breathitt Co. and Faulkner from Clay Co. began to dominate the area.” 104

102 Ibid. 103 Rakes, Paul H. "Coal Mine Mechanization." e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia. 19 June 2012. Web. 24 March 2019) 104 Karen Claiborne, “Appalachians,” in Tenkotte and Claypool, eds., The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, pp. 33-34.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State In 1966, a settlement house called the Brighton Street Center was founded in Buena Vista by Rev. William Neuroth, a Catholic priest, in part to serve these new neighborhood residents. The agency took its name from its location in an abandoned storefront at Eighth and Brighton streets. The center offered a combination of Christian witness, educational activities, recreation and social services and is still in operation today on a new site.105

Long an industrial powerhouse, Newport’s economic might declined in the post-World War II era, as happened in many cities. Deindustrialization and corporate consolidation resulted in job losses and declining tax revenue. Ongoing suburban growth and the construction of interstate highways led to center-city population decline, and Newport became a smaller, poorer city. While Buena Vista remained a healthy neighborhood for many years, like the larger city, it was susceptible to socioeconomic trends that undermined its stability.

While the physical fabric of Buena Vista has much in common with other neighborhoods of Newport and surrounding communities, it is distinctive in other ways. The Mansion Hill and East Newport historic districts on the city’s east side were developed later than Buena Vista, for the most part from 1870 to 1910, for people who were somewhat more affluent. While the east side shares some of the same house types (townhouses and cottages) and architectural styles (Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, Eastlake, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman) with its older neighbor, brick construction predominates. Because it developed later, the east side also features early 20th c. house types rarely, if ever, seen in west Newport, such as American Foursquares, bungalows, and elegant, architect-designed apartment buildings. The neighborhood’s street grid includes dividing service alleys (photos 25 and 34), with many historic carriage houses and garages. Mixed in with the blocks of middle-class dwellings, particularly north of East Sixth Street, are large, ornate residences built for successful business owners, industrialists and professionals including Newport founder Gen. James Taylor, brewery heir George Wiedemann, and steel magnate Joseph Andrews. Many of these homes feature architectural flourishes such as turrets, towers, and large, stained glass windows of intricate design.

South of East Tenth Street, the Cote Brilliante Historic District (National Register, 2005; NRIS #05000791) is distinctive for its hilly topography, with panoramic views of the city below, as well as its early-20th-century residential character. Predominant building types include L-plans, cottages, Foursquares, and bungalows, along with Colonial and Tudor Revival dwellings. The district includes 127 contributing buildings with a period of significance from 1889 to 1950. Part of the eastern section of the neighborhood overlooking Interstate 471 has been demolished to build a shopping center, and blocks immediately east and north of the district were redeveloped as luxury housing in the 2000s.

As mentioned previously, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many residents of central and west Newport eventually relocated to higher ground on the city’s east side, to escape flooding and/or seek newer, more commodious dwellings, many of which featured modern conveniences

105 Jeanne Greiser, “Brighton Center,” in Tenkotte and Claypool, eds., The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, p. 119.

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Buena Vista also differs from other Newport neighborhoods and neighboring Campbell County communities in its mixed residential-industrial character, transportation infrastructure, and historical associations with heavy industry. Although scattered historic industrial sites remain in East Newport as well as Bellevue and Dayton, much of this legacy has been lost to de- industrialization, flooding, and redevelopment. In central and East Newport, isolated industrial sites remain near what was formerly the Chesapeake & Ohio rail line (now CSX Transportation), on what was once the outskirts of the city. The monumental Dueber Watch Case Factory complex at 601 Washington Avenue in east Newport has been partly demolished; the surviving portion has been repurposed as an office building. Moving westward, the W.J. Baker factory at 1029 Saratoga Street, makers of Venetian blinds, fly screens and weatherstripping, has been completely demolished. Across the street, the former Chesapeake & Ohio passenger station at Eleventh and Saratoga streets was destroyed in the 1980s in a fire of suspicious origin. The former freight depot next door survives, however, and now houses a business.

To the south, the Newport Steelworks—a sprawling modern complex that has passed through many owners--is still in operation in the city of Wilder but bears little resemblance to the mills operated by Alexander Swift and the Andrews brothers in Newport years before. Nothing is known to survive of the Old 76 Distillery in the unincorporated, forgotten community of Finchtown, operated by one-time Buena Vista resident George Robson.

In the largely residential neighboring community of Bellevue to the east, the former Grote Manufacturing Company (CP-337), once the city’s largest industrial site and one of the region’s largest employers, still survives. It has been nominated to the National Register and is undergoing a certified rehabilitation as apartments. Other, smaller, industrial concerns such as lumber yards, planing mills, brickyards, and an awning factory, no longer remain.

Moving farther east, the city of Dayton hosted a variety of industrial enterprises, most of which have suffered a similar fate. At various times Dayton’s industries included John Bonte’s Sons Cordage and Binder Twine (ropewalk), Winchester Distilling Company, Harvard Pianos, Mastercraft Metals, and the Perry & Derrick Paint Company.106 Still extant, although vacant and deteriorating, is the former Superior Coal & Builders Supply at Ninth and Vine streets beside the former Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad track, which retains four concrete coal elevators and a one- story frame office building.107 Also still standing is the former Bluegrass Laundry, a utilitarian,

106 “Dayton, Kentucky,” Sanborn Fire Insurance map, 1886; Kennedy, ibid., p. 40. 107 Williams Directory Company, 1938, op.cit.

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9. Major Bibliographical References

Bibliography (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form.)

Anonymous. “The First Century of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Respectfully Dedicated to the Pastors and People of the Parish,” 1944. Available online at www.nkyviews.com/campbell/pdt/corpus-christi.pdf. Accessed February 10, 2019

Covington, Newport et al Sanborn-Perris Map. New York: Sanborn-Perris Map Company Limited, 1894.

“Fedders Construction re-locating to iconic Green Line Car Barn on Newport’s west side,” Northern Kentucky Tribune, May 11th, 2018.

Insurance Maps of Newport, Kentucky. New York: Sanborn Map Company, 1910.

Kennedy, Rachel. “Grote Manufacturing Company Building (CP-337),” National Register of Historic Places nomination, 2017.

Macintire, Bill. Documentation of Historic Structures on Twelfth Street, Covington. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Heritage Council, October 2013.

Newport, Kentucky. New York: Sanborn Map Publishing Company, 1886.

Purvis, Thomas L, ed. Newport, Kentucky: A Bicentennial History. Newport, Kentucky: Thomas L. Purvis, 1996.

Tenkotte, Paul A., and James C. and Claypool, eds. The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky, 2009.

Walsh, Rita. Kentucky Historic Resources Survey: Northern Kentucky Townhouse Study. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Heritage Council, 1993. Williams Directory Company.

Williams Directory Company. Williams’ Newport, Campbell County, City Directories, various years. Available online at https://digital.cincinnatilibrary.org/digital/collection/p16998coll5/id/231672. Accessed January 20, 2019.

108 Williams Directory Company, 1938, op.cit..

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Williams Directory Company. Williams’ Newport, Kentucky Directory for 1938-1939, Including Bellevue, Cold Spring, Dayton, Fort Thomas, Southgate and Woodlawn, Kentucky. Cincinnati: the Williams Directory Company, 1938.

Wise, Alexander, MHP. Kentucky Historic Resources Group Survey Form Continuation Sheet: Newport Buena Vista Survey Project. City of Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. Prepared for Kentucky Heritage Council and revised under the direction of the: Newport Historic Preservation office, Michael L. McElwain. September 2017.

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Previous documentation on file (NPS):

____ preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67) has been requested ____ previously listed in the National Register ____ previously determined eligible by the National Register ____ designated a National Historic Landmark ____ recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey #______recorded by Historic American Engineering Record # ______recorded by Historic American Landscape Survey # ______

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Acreage of Property _150.928486______

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2. Latitude: 39.083265 Longitude: -84.488072

3. Latitude: 39.078121 Longitude: -84.496039

4. Latitude: 39.079007 Longitude: -84.497710

5. Latitude: 39.085143 Longitude: -84.503378

Verbal Boundary Description The proposed Buena Vista Historic District is roughly bounded by West Eighth Street, York Street, West Twelfth Street, and Lowell Street, as follows:

Beginning at the SEC of W 7th and Columbia Streets; Then continuing E along the S line of W 7th St to its intersection with the rear line of properties on the W side of York St (10 W 7th St); Then proceeding S along said rear line to the S line of W 10th St; Then proceeding E along said line to the N (rear) property corner of 8 East 10th St; Then proceeding S along the E (rear) lines of 8 E 10th and 1001 to 1031 York St to SE property corner of 1031 York; Then proceeding W along the south line of 1031 York to the east line of York St; Then proceeding S along the E line of York St to the N line of W 11th St; Then proceeding W along the N line of W 11th St to the NWC of Putnam St; Then proceeding S along the W line of Putnam to W 12th St; Then crossing 12th St and continuing S to the former Chesapeake & Ohio rail line, and crossing said rail line; Then following the southern boundary of the rail line to the E line of Licking Pike (KY Route 9); Then proceeding diagonally across Licking Pike to the SE corner of a floodwall surrounding 1050 Lowell St; Then proceeding N following said floodwall to the S line of W 11th St; Then proceeding E along said south line to the SEC of Lowell St; Then proceeding N along the E line of Lowell to the SEC of W Ninth St; Then proceeding E along the S line of W Ninth St to the SEC of Brighton St; Then proceeding N along the E line of Brighton to Hardy Alley; Then proceeding E along the S line of Hardy Alley to 812 Patterson St; Then proceeding N along the rear (W) lines of 812-802 Patterson St to the NWC property corner of 802, in the S line of W 8th St; Then proceeding E along the S line of W 8th to the SWC of 8th and Patterson streets; Then proceeding S along the W line of Patterson to the NEC property corner of 808 Patterson;

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State Then crossing Patterson to a point opposite in the E line of said street, being the NW property corner of 807 Patterson; Then proceeding E along the N line of 807 to its NEC; Then proceeding S along the E line of 807 to Hardy Alley; Then proceeding E along the N line of Hardy Alley to its point of intersection with the SW property corner of 810 Isabella St; Then proceeding N along the rear lines of 810-800 Isabella to the SWC of W 8th St and Isabella St; Then proceeding S along the W line of Isabella to its intersection with the SWC of W 8th, E leg; Then crossing Isabella St and continuing E to the NE property corner of 801 Isabella St; Then following the rear property lines on the 800 block of Isabella to Hardy Alley; Then proceeding E along Hardy Alley to the E line of Central Ave; Then proceeding N along the E line of Central to the SEC of W 8th St; Then proceeding E along the S line of W 8th to the SEC of 799 Ann St; Then proceeding N along the rear lines of 799-701 Ann to the SW property corner of 708 Columbia St; Then following the S line of 708 Columbia to its SE corner; Then proceeding N along the E line of 708 to W 7th St: Then proceeding E along the S line of W 7th to the SEC of Columbia St: the place of beginning.

Boundary Justification

The proposed district approximates the southern portion of the Buena Vista addition to Newport. It includes the most intact and cohesive section of the neighborhood and excludes buildings that do not contribute to the context under which the district is being nominated. These include concentrations of new housing and major buildings that lie outside the district’s period of significance.

The proposed district is defined by the following boundaries:

On the north: The irregular north boundary was drawn to exclude recently constructed infill housing and detention facilities along West Seventh and Eighth streets while including the former Newport High School (the 1920s) on West Eighth Street and significant and compatible concentrations of historic architecture along Columbia and West Seventh streets;

On the east: The boundary skirts the existing York Street Historic District while including the 1000 block of York Street, which was excluded from the York Street district boundary due to owner objection, and excluding the Newport Primary School at 1102 York Street, which lies outside the period of significance for the district;

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State On the south: The boundary follows the southern edge of the CSX rail line, creating a readily definable boundary that reflects the importance of rail transportation to industrial development in Buena Vista;

On the west: The boundary flows around the south, west and north property lines of the former streetcar powerhouse on the west side of Lowell Street, then crosses Lowell and proceeds north along the east line of the street, thereby taking in historic properties south of West Eighth Street and Hardy Alley while excluding modern industrial structures on the west side of Lowell. (See maps.)

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name/title: _Margo Warminski______organization: __City of Newport ______street & number: __998 Monmouth Street ______city or town: _Newport______state: _Kentucky__ zip code:_41071_ [email protected]______telephone:__513-706-2536______date:_July 24, 2019______

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Photographs

Photo Log

Name of Property: Buena Vista Historic District (same for all photographs) City or Vicinity: Newport (same for all photographs) County: Campbell (same for all photographs) State: Kentucky (same for all photographs) Photographer: Margo Warminski (same for all photographs) Date Photographed: December 2018 (unless noted otherwise) Location of Original Digital Files: City of Newport, 998 Monmouth Street, Newport, Kentucky 41071 (same for all photographs)

1 of 70__. 1000 block York Street, west side; 1044 at the corner. View to the northwest.

2 of 70

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3 of 70 923 Putnam Street, main (west) façade. View to the ENE.

4 of 70 1019 Putnam Street, main (W) façade, partial view of S façade. View to the ENE.

5 of 70 Streetscape, 1000 block Putnam Street, east side. View to the NE.

6 of 70 1011 Columbia Street. View to the E.

7 of 70 Rowhouses, 902-910 Columbia Street View to the NW.

8 of 70 Streetscape view, 900 block Columbia Street, west side. View to the NW.

9 of 70 Streetscape, 1105-1121 Columbia Street, east side. View to the NE.

10 of 70 1029 Columbia Street. View to the E.

11 of 70 Stone steps, 1111 Columbia Street. View to the E.

12 of 70 Brick driveway, 1113 Columbia Street. View to the E.

13 of 70 819-823 Ann Street. View to the E.

14 of 70 925 Ann Street. View to the E.

15 of 70 1041 Ann Street, on a characteristic raised lot. View to the ENE.

16 of 70 1131 Ann Street. View to the E.

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18 of 70 1000 block of Central Avenue, east side. View to the NE.

19 of 70 700 block Central Avenue, west side. View to the NW.

20 of 70 August Sauer House, 832 Central Avenue. View to the NW.

21 of 70 938 and 940 Central Avenue. View to the WNW.

22 of 70 1002-1004 to 1012 Central Avenue. View to the NW.

23 of 70 1016 Central Avenue. View to the W.

24 of 70 2-bay cottage duplex, 1140-1142 Central Avenue. View to the WNW.

25 of 70 View of stone alley, west of Isabella Street. View to the W.

26 of 70 Barn behind 832 Central Avenue, facing Liberty Street. View to the E.

27 of 70 Shotgun cottage, 1115 Liberty Street. View to the NE,

28 of 70 846 and 836 Liberty Street. View to the NW.

29 of 70 Former Corpus Christi High School, 931 Isabella Street. View to the E.

30 of 70 815 Isabella Street. View to the E.

31 of 70 1119 Isabella Street. View to the E.

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Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 32 of 70 Isabella Street streetscape looking toward Cincinnati from Hodge Street. View to the N.

33 of 70 Former Corpus Christi Church, east (main) and south facades. View to the NW.

34 of 70 Brick alley remnant, west side Isabella Street. View to the E.

35 of 70 Patterson Street streetscape looking toward Cincinnati. View to the N.

36 of 70 933 to 937 Patterson Street. View to the NE.

37 of 70 1139 Patterson Street. View to the NE.

38 of 70 900 block Patterson Street, west side, View to the NW.

39 of 70 815 to 823 Brighton Street. View to the NE.

40 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 Main (East) façade, former streetcar barn, 1100 Brighton Street. View to the NW.

41 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 Former streetcar barn, south façade, partial view, west façade. View to the NNE.

42 of 70 940-946 Brighton Street, west side. View to the NW.

43 of 70 1126 Brighton Street. View to the NW.

44 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 Keller’s Feed and Grain mill, SEC Tenth and Lowell streets, north and east facades. View to the NW.

45 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State Keller’s Feed and Grain mill, west and south facades. View to the NE.

46 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 The former streetcar power plant, 1050 Lowell Street. Main (east) and south facades. View to the NW.

47 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 The former streetcar power plant, 1050 Lowell Street, 1899 building. View to the W.

48 of 70 313 to 339 Keturah Street. View to the NW.

49 of 70 Keturah Street Church of God. View to the NW.

50 of 70 300 block of Lindsey Street, north side. View to the NW.

51 of 70 300 block West Ninth Street, north side. View to the NW.

52 of 70 407 West Ninth Street. View to the N.

53 of 70 400 West Ninth Street, north and east facades. View to the SW.

54 of 70 Parking lot, southeast corner West Ninth and Brighton streets. View to the SE.

55 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 The former office of Newport Rolling Mill and Globe Roofing Co. Main (north) and west facades. View to the SE.

56 of 70 11-13 West Tenth Street. View to the NW.

57 of 70 121 West Tenth Street, NW corner Ann Street. View to the N.

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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018

Buena Vista Historic District Campbell County, KY Name of Property County and State 200 block West Tenth Street, north side. View to the NW.

59 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 12 West Tenth Street, main (north) façade, partial view, west façade. View to the SSE.

60 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 400 block West Tenth Street, south side. View to the SE.

61 of 70 303 to 313 Hodge Street. View to the NW.

62 of 70 318 Hodge Street. View to the SSW.

63 of 70 Sweet Tooth Candies, 125 West Eleventh Street. View to the NW.

64 of 70 401 West Eleventh Street. View to the N.

65 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 West Side Hotel, 438 West Eleventh Street. Main (north) and west facades. View to the SE.

66 of 70 Date Photographed: May 2019 West Side Hotel, west façade. View to the ESE.

67 of 70 400 block Thornton Street, north side. View to the NW.

68 of 70 500 block West Twelfth Street, north side. View to the NW.

69 of 70 525 West Twelfth Street. View to the NW.

70 of 70 500 block West Twelfth Street, south side. View to the SW.

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