NFS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Exp. 10-31-84
United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places JWR14 BBS Inventory—Nomination Form 2.3 1985 See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Type all entries—complete applicable sections 1. Name
historic Tuscumbia Historic District and/or common 2. Location Bordered roughly on the North by North Commons; on the East by East Commons; street & number on the south by Eighth St., including Spring Park; on -^A not for publication the West by Hooks St. including extension of W. 4th, W. 5th Sts. & S. Milton taking in steel city, town_____ Tuscumbia ______NA_ vicinity of congressional district 5 bridge state Alabama code 01 county Colbert code 033 3. Classification Category Ownership Status Present Use X district public X occupied agriculture museum building(s) private X unoccupied X commercial X park structure _Kboth work in progress educational X private residence site Public Acquisition Accessible entertainment X religious object in process X yes: restricted X government scientific being considered yes: unrestricted X industrial transportation NA no military other: 4. Owner of Property name Multiple Ownership street & number city, town vicinity of state 5. Location of Legal Description courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Colbert County Courthouse street & number 201 N. Main Street city, town Tuscumbia state Alabama 6. Representation in Existing Surveys title See continuation sheet has this property been determined eligible? __ yes .X_ no date depository for survey records city, town state 7. Description
Condition Check one Check one excellent deteriorated unaltered X original site X good ruins _JL_ altered moved date fair unexposed
Describe the present and original (iff known) physical appearance The Tuscunibia Historic District contains 639 properties that represent a diversity of residential, commercial, institutional, recreational buildings and sites associated with over 150 years of development in the city of Tuscumbia. The district is roughly located in an area that incorporates much of the town f s original 1817 street plan. The district includes the 1973 Colbert County Courthouse Square District which detailed 22 buildings, two of which were subsequently torn down, out of approximately 160 that were located in the 20-block area. The Tuscumbia Historic District contains, overall, sixty-five complete blocks and thirty-one partial blocks with streets running in a North-South, East-West grid pattern. The district is bordered on the north by the North Commons, on the east by a small section off East Commons; on the south by Eighth Street, and on the west by Hooks Street and encompasses an area covering approximately 304 acres.
There are 461 or 74% of the buildings and sites of domestic, commercial, institutional, industrial and recreational use that are currently contributing or potentially con tributing to the character of the district. Of these properties 326 or 51% are currently contributing properties, and 145 or 23% are potentially contributing to the character of the district because of the use of artificial siding, of some type, covering original wall treatment or because of reversible alterations. There are 169 or 26% of the buildings that do not contribute to the character of the district be cause of age (less than fifty years) or because of irreversible alterations.
Included within the district are two geographical features which have strong associa tion with the development of Tuscumbia, these being Spring Park and the North Commons, which is the last undeveloped site representing the original boundary of the town. Located on the Commons is Deshler Stadium (#6) which was constructed in 1941 as a major Works Progress Administration project for Tuscumbia.
Domestic architecture found in the district includes several Tidewater-type cottages, which date from the 1820 f s and 1830 f s and are the earliest folk-house type found in the district; Greek Revival, although of very limited number; Queen Anne; Folk Victorian; Bungalow Style as well as Tudor. Also present are examples of houses that do not dis play any particular style.
The institutional architecture of the district includes the oldest church in the dis trict, the 1827 Federal Period, First Presbyterian Church (#344) and St. John's Episcopal Church (#183). St. John's Episcopal Church, completed in 1852, is an example of Carpenter Gothic found in the district and is the oldest known religious building displaying this style in Alabama. Almost at the center of the district is the Court house Square, which has been the site of the Colbert County Courthouse since 1881. The present courthouse (#247), built in 1909, utilized the brick walls of the fire-gutted 1881 courthouse and displays an Ionic portico and distinctive clock tower.
The commercial area of the district includes several of the oldest known commercial buildings in Alabama. These are the Morgan-Donilan Building (#326), a simple 2^ story brick building constructed in 1825, and a group of seven contiguous, two-story brick commercial buildings (which were built in the mid-1830's) known as "Commercial Row." (continued on continuation sheet) 8. Significance
Period Areas of Significance — Check and justify below prehistoric archeology-prehistoric community planning landscape architecture religion 1400-1499 archeology-historic conservation law science 1500-1599 agriculture economics literature sculpture 1600-1699 X architecture education military social/ 1700-1799 art engineering music humanitarian _JL_ 1800-1 899 X commerce exploration/settlement philosophy theater X 1900- communications industry X politics/government X transportation invention other (specify)
Specific dates 1825-1941 Builder/Architect unknown
Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) Criterion A - Politics/Government
The Tuscumbia Historic District is significant for its association with government thru its service as the county seat of Colbert County. Tuscumbia first served as county seat after Colbert County was created in February 1867 until its abolishment by the State Constitutional Convention of November 1867. In December of 1869 Colbert County was again created by the Legislature and Tuscumbia has served as county seat from that time on. Since 1881 the block on which the present (1909) courthouse is located has been the site of the Colbert County Courthouse.
Criterion B - Politics/Government
The Tuscumbia Historic District is significant for its association with several govern ment and political figures of. city, county and state significance who have lived within its boundaries. These figures include!Robert Burns Lindsayt Alabama's only foreign- born governor, who was elected as a Conservative Democrat in 1870 over Republican William Smith. \Edward B. Almon (is another figure of political significance who lived in the district, having served in the State Senate, was Speaker of the Alabama House and served as 'a Circuit Judge. Almon was also a member of the U. S. House of Represen tatives and was instrumental in the development of the Federal Highway System, the con struction of Wilson Dam and the Nitrate Plants at Muscle Shoals, and in the creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Other political and government figures who have lived within the district include: \Archie Carmichael '(#576) who served as a state legislator, was a candidate for governor in 1926, and succeeded E. B. Almon in the U. S. Congress; I John Anthony Steelej(#88), who served as Colbert County Probate Judge, as a member of the state legislature and as a member of the Secession Convention of 1861;{William Cooper](#487) who was also a member of the Secession Convention of 1861 and was appointed by Gov. A. B. Moore in December 1860 as a special commissioner to the state of Missouri, to advise that state on its actions regarding secession;)Charles Womble (#246) who was the first Probate Judge of Colbert County;\William R. JulianJ who served as Colbert County's first sheriff; and (Philip G. Godley |(#169) who served as Tuscumbia's first mayor.
Criterion C - Architecture
The Tuscumbia Historic District is significant for its architecture, both domestic and commercial, which represents a sweep of styles and types spanning a period of over one hundred years. The district contains a diverse collection of domestic architecture that ranges from the Tidewater-type cottages which are the oldest houses in the district. These houses illustrate the influence of early house types transplanted from the upper seaboard southern states of Maryland and Virginia, an area from where most of Tuscumbia's early settlers immigrated. Greek Revival, although of very limited influence on the
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10. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property 304 acres approximately Quadrangle name Tuscumbia Quadrangle scale 1:24000 UTM References A ln6 I Ubielo io iol b is k |4 |o p p I B 116 Ul3i7loioi2l Zone Easting Northing Zone Easting Northing C I Ii6l Ul3i7lOiOi4l |3|8|4|3|2|2|0| D liiel UbielsiOiol IsisUisloiOiel EUi6| |4|3,6|2,5,0| | 3 ,8 |4 ,2 |9 |2 ,0 | F |1|6| |4|3|5|4,8|0| 13,814,218,6,01 GUi6| 1413,510,0,51 13,814,219,8,01 H |1,6| |4|3|4|7,7|0| |3 ,8 |4 ,3 |2 ,8 ,0 | see contir ______IT at ion shee Verbal boundary description and justification The boundary of the Tuscumbia Historic District (see red line on attached scale map) reflects the greatest concentration of structures and sites which represents approximately 110 years of development within the original town plan of Tuscumbia.______List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries state NA code county code state code county code 11. Form Prepared By name/title Michael Bailey, Historic Resource Coordinator organization Alabama Historical Commission date March 5, 1985 street & number 725 Monroe Street telephone 205 261-3184 city or town Montgomery state Alabama 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification
The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: nSlfonal __ state X local As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89- 665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Nalion^TPa5?Servi(
State Historic Preservation Officer signature title State Historic Preservation Officer date °y^— NPS Form 10-900* 0MB Ho. 1074-001a 042) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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Tuscumbia Historic District Inclusive Street Numbers
East N. Commons - 105, 200 West N. Commons - 208, 300, 310 404
Almon Ave. - 201, 207, 209, 307, 403-409 odd, 415
E. 1st St. - 105-308 odd & even W. 1st St. - 103-510 odd & even
E. 2nd St. - 104-401 odd & .even, 500, 501 W. 2nd St. - 101-508 odd & even, 507, 509
E. 3rd. St. - 104-509 odd & even, 601, 700-708 even W. 3rd. St. - 103-409 odd & even
E. 4th St. - 100-509, 600-610, 700-801 odd & even W. 4th St. - 103-406 odd & even, 600-608 even
E. 5th St. - 101-120 odd & even, 205, 300-709 odd & even W. 5th St. - 100-116 odd & even, 204-610 odd & even
E. 6th St. - 101-121 odd & even, 301-311 odd, 401-1005 odd & even W. 6th St. - 101-121 odd & even, 208, 210, 300-306 even, 307-512 odd & even, 600-606 even
E. 7th St. - 509, 608-804 odd & even, 904, 1000 W. 7th St. - 402-409 odd & even, 504
E. 8th St. - 600-700 odd & even, 705, 809 W. 8th St. - 400-402
S. West St. -102-108 even
N. Hooks St. - 110, 203-209 odd S. Hooks St. - 100-104 even
N. Milton St. - 204, 300-507 odd & even S. Milton St. - 101-305 odd & even
N. Jefferson St. - 200-507 odd & even S. Jefferson St. - 100-305 odd & even
N. Indian St. - 204-509 odd & even S. Indian St. - 104
N. Water St. - 107-510 odd & even S. Water St. - 109 NFS Form 10-900* OHB Ho. 1024-0018 Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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N. Main St. - 100-511 odd & even S. Main St. - 100-121 odd & even, 204, 300
N. Dickson St. -102-501 odd & even S. Dickson St. - 104-110 even, 200-206 even
N. Broad St. - 103-"311 odd & even
N. Cave St. - 206-308 odd & even S. Cave St. - 209
N. High St. - 100-408 odd & even S. High St. - 101, 103, 207
S. Washington St. - 105, 107, 309, 400
N. Lafayette St. - 102, 103 S. Lafayette St. - 204, 206, 210
N. Mulberry St. - 102, 103 S. Mulberry St. - 106, 205, 207, 208, 300, 301, 306
S. Hickory St. - 205-209 odd NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-OO18 (3-82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Inventory—Nomination Form
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NRHP; Federal Library of Congress
1. Felix Grundy Norman House - 4/12/84
2. Locust Hill - 12/16/82
HABS; Federal Library of Congress
1. Prout-Edwards House
2. Aycock House
3. Commercial Row
4. Morgan-Donilan Building
5. Coons-Steele-Armistead House
6. First Presbyterian Church
7. "Stonecroft"
8. Abernathy House
9. Ivy Green
10. Jones-Winston-Rand House
11. Locust Hill
12. Violet Hall
13. Young-Stine House
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The majority of the district's commercial buildings date from the late 1880's thru the early 1930's. Many of the late 19th century buildings display decorative storefronts that are characteristic of the late Victorian period and are best illustrated by the Palace Drugstore (#449). The early 20th century commercial buildings are one or two story, of brick construction and display relatively simple storefronts with little of the ornamentation found in the late Victorian buildings. Also found in the commercial area are examples of early 20th century Commercial Brick and an example of Beaux Arts Classicism, the Clark Building (#249).
Tuscumbia 1 s early 20th century agricultural-based industrial economy is represented by the only industrial complex in the district, the Tuscumbia Cotton Oil Company/Ware Brothers (#223) agency complex with its brick industrial buildings that were con structed around 1910. Located behind the complex is a series of small simple frame mill workers' cottages which date from the early period of the mill's operation.
Of the buildings located within the Tuscumbia Historic District 14% are presently used for commercial or institutional purposes and the remainder are of residential use. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . 102 4-0018 *M^ Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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PROPERTIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE CHARACTER OF THE TUSCUMBIA HISTORIC DISTRICT
CONTRIBUTING PROPERTIES:
2. 310 W. North Commons; c. 1920; one-story frame bungalow with front facing gable and front facing gable porch.
3A-C 300 W. North Commons (Ivy Green): c. 1820; a. one and one-half story frame tidewater type cottage, five bay front, side facing gable, exterior chimneys. b. Plantation office, one-story frame, side facing gable roof, bay window to side. Built by David Keller around 1820. Home of Captain Arthur Keller, Confederate Officer and editor of the "North Alabamiam"; early childhood home of Helen Keller. Listed on National Register. c. Log cabin, c. 1826; one story log, dog trot, with side facing gable roof, with sandstone chimney on each gabled wall, moved from Bear Creek Watershed in 1981 to present site. 4. 208 W. North Commons: c. 1870; one and one-half story frame dwelling
5. 107 E. North Commmons; c. 1888; two-story frame Queen Anne, hipped roof with cross gable and lower front facing gable.
6. 200 E. North Common-s (Deshler Stadium): c. 1941; Stadium with athletic field, native stone utilized in construction of stands. Exception to 50-year criterion; major Works Progress Administration project in Tuscumbia.
9. 507 N. Milton Street: c. 1920; one-story frame bungalow with front facing clipped gable roof, and lower hipped porch supported by three straight columns; triangular braces under eaves of gable. 14. 508 W. First Street: c. 1920; one-story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and offset front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 19. 407 Almon Avenue: c. 1930; one story, native stone wall covering, side gable roof with offset gable porch supported by stone columns, exterior chimney.
20. 405 Almon Avenue: c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof, inset porch supported by three wooden columns on brick piers.
21. 403 Almon Avenue: c. 1910; one story frame, with front facing hipped roof, centered hipped dormer, inset porch supported by three tapered wood columns on brick piers.
22. 410 W. First Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side gable roof with full length porch. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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24. 406 W. First Street; c. 1930; one story stone veneered, gable roof with inset corner porch.
30. 300 W. First Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story, side facing gable with center gable dormer, gable porte cochere to side, inset front porch supported by heavy brick columns, small gable covering over side entrance.
32. 509 N. Indian; c. 1900; one story frame with porch across front.
35. 209 Almon Avenue: c. 1890; one and one-half story frame, high hipped roof, centered gable dormer, flanked by two lower gables, shed porch with small centered gable, five bay front, sidelight and transom around door.
38. 208-1/2 W. First Street; c. 1920; one story frame front facing gable with offset lower front facing gabled porch with hipped extension around porch, center chimney, exposed rafter beams.
39. 206 W. First Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side gable roof with front facing gable at side, center gable dormer, enclosed porch supported by two tapered wooden posts on brick piers, exposed rafter beams and triangular braces. 40, 501 N. Water Street: c. 1890; one story frame Queen Anne, hipped roof with lower cross gables, hipped porch across front and side supported by four wooden columns on pre-cast block piers. 41 201 Almon Avenue (Almon House): c. 1888; two story frame, Queen Anne with steeply pitched hipped roof with cross gables, porch extends partially across front and side. 44, 110 W. First Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable, with offset front facing gabled porch supported by three tapered wooden posts on brick piers, exterior chimney.
46 501 N. Main Street (Owen Julian House); c. 1884; one story frame, side facing gable, with centered shed dormer, enclosed hipped porch, gable extension at rear. Constructed on site of Barclay House destroyed by tornado in 1874.
47. 503 N. Main Street: C. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side facing gable with large front facing gable with offset lower gabled porch with tapered supports on brick piers, shed extension at rear.
48. 509 N. Main Street (McRevnolds House); c. 1880; two story frame Queen Anne, hipped roof with front and side projecting gables, hipped porch across front and side, porch supports with decorative brackets, spindle work porch balustrade and frieze, gable wing at rear with cross gable at rear, prominent chimneys. NFS Form 10-900-a 0MB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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49. 500 N. Main Street (Gov. Robert B. Lindsay House): c. 1865; two story, half-hipped roof, three bay front, transom and sidelights around door, 2/2 sashes, decorative brackets under eaves, veneered with native stone in early 1930's, porch extends across side and front supported by stone columns.
61. 401 E. Second Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with hipped porch across front with tapered wood porch supports.
66. 303 E. Second Street; c. 1920; one story brick bungalow.
67. 301 E. Second Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow.
69. 306 E. First Street; c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof, inset porch, wide eaves with exposed rafters.
76. 209 E. Second Street; c. 1904; one story frame dwelling with brick foundation, front facing wing with porch across front.
77. 207 E. Second Street; c. 1870; two story frame with brick foundation, L shaped house with porch across front and extension at rear.
81. 408 N. Dickson Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shape, front facing gable with gable wing, gable wing at rear, shed porch across front, with small gabled entry porch.
85. 107 E. Second Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house with porch in L and wing at rear.
88. 406 N. Main Street (Coons-Steele-Armistead); c. 1825; two story, side gable roof with gable dormers, three bay front, two story full length shed front porch with veranda staircase. Rare example of raised tidewater type cottage.
89. 408 N. Main Street; c. 1900; one story frame, hip roof with front facing gable wing with projecting bay with hipped roof, shed porch with heavy brick supports across front.
91. 401 N. Main Street- (Felix Grundv Norman House); c. 1850; one story frame, L shaped Greek Revival cottage, half hipped roof with centered gable portico. National Register property.
95. 201 W. Second Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side facing gable with large center gable dormer franked by small rounded dormers, exposed rafter beams, triangular braces, porch across front and sides supported by heavy pre-cast block posts.
96. 401 N. Water Street; c. 1911; one story side, side facing gabled porch extending across front. NFS Form 10-900-a 0MB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Inventory—Nomination Form
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98. 204 W. Second Street; c. 1925; one story frame dwelling.
99. 206 W. Second Street: c. 1935; one and one-half story brick.
100. 208 Wi Second Street: c. 1905; one story frame, porch across front and side, projecting bay at side. 101. 402 N. Indian Street; c. 1925; one story brick construction, extension at side with porch extending across front.
106. 300 W. Second Street; c. 1890; two story, hip roof, hipped roof over two story projecting bay, enclosed hip porch across front and side, first floor hip porch across front and side supported by columns on brick piers, second floor porch enclosed 1924.
107. 302 W. Second Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable and offset front facing gabled porch with tapered porch supports on brick piers. 113. 305 W. First Street; c. 1890; one story frame, high hipped roof with lower front facing gable at side, hipped porch across front.
116. 400 W. Second-Street: c. 1870; one story frame, pyramidal roof with centered eyebrow dormer on front slope, shed porch across front, turned supports, altered c. 1900.
120. 406 N. Milton Street: c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable roof with offset gabled porch with venting gable, supported by two heavy brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 123. 409 N. Milton Street (Harrington House): c. 1830; one story frame, side facing gable with gable extension at rear and centered front facing gabled porch supported by two box columns, exterior chimney, thre'e bay front, transom and side lights around door. 124. 507 W. First Street: c. 1830; one story frame, side gable roof with large center gabled porch supported by two box columns, three bay front, side lights and transom around door.
125. 509 W. First Street; c. 1935; one story brick Tudor style, side facing gable with centered front facing gable with cross gable, arched entrance way, front exterior chimney. 127. 506 W. Second Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story, side facing gable with wide shed dormers on front and rear slope. Shed porch with heavy brick supports across front, shed extension at rear. NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 0-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form
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135. 301 N. Milton Street: c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable, with inset porch partially across front, porch supported by three square wood columns on brick piers, windows grouped by twos.
136. 300 N. Milton: c. 1920; one story stucco over frame, front facing gable roof with lower offset front facing gable, shed porch enclosure across front, exposed rafter tails. 138. 409 Wi Second Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable and front facing offset gabled porch supported by two brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 139. 404 W. Third Street: c. 1890; two story L shaped house with front facing gable with side gable wing, shed porch supported by stone columns across front. Veneered with native stone c. 1930.
140. 402 W* Third Street: c. 1890; one and one-half story hipped roof with lower offset front facing gable, veneered with native stone and center gable dormer added c. 1930. Hipped porch supported by stone columns and arches. 141. 400 W. Third Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side gable roof with center shed dormer inset porch supported by brick columns, triangular brackets and exposed rafter tails.
143. 309 N. Jeff era-ton Street: c. 1870; two story frame dwelling. 144. 403 W. Second Street; c. 1910; one story, pre-cast concrete block, pyramidal roof with center gable dormer, shed porch supported by four tapered wood columns on brick piers. 145. 407 W. Second &treet 149. 306 W. Third-Street; c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof, shed porch supported by four wood columns on brick piers, transom and sidelights around entrance, three bay front. 151. 300 Wi Third Street (Simpson - Bullock House): c. 1840; one story frame side gable roof with hipped center dormer, inset full length porch supported by four heavy boxed columns, transom and skylight around entrance. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 152. 305 N. Indian Street: c. 1885; one story frame, front facing gable with shed porch across front supported by four small square columns with decorative brackets. 153. 307 N. Indian Street; c. 1890; one and one-half story frame, hipped roof with centered gable dormer, full length porch, gabled addition at rear. 154. 303 W. Second Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing at left. Porch detailing and small bracket gable cover over door. 155. 305 Wi Second Street; c. 1900; one story front facing gable with gable wing, veneered with native stone c. 1930, original porch enclosed and full length porch supported by brick columns added. 156. 307 W. Second Street; c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with front facing gable with bargeboard, cross cable at rear, full length porch c. 1920. 157. 308 N. Indian Street; c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with gabled wing at rear, enclosed hipped extension utilized as entrance, three interior chimneys. 158. 306 N.-Indian Street; c. 1900; one story frame, gable front with wing, porch extending across front and side with small porch supports with decorative brackets and porch balustrade. 160. 208 W. Third Street: c. 1900; one story, L shaped house, front facing gable with gabled wing, shed porch across front supported by heavy square brick columns, interior chimney. 161. 206 W. Third Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with gabled wing, hipped porch across front supported by three small columns. 162. 204 W. Third Street: c. 1935; one story frame dwelling. 163. 301 N. Water Street: c. 1935; two story bungalow, side facing gable with shed dormer, full length porch with centered gable supported by brick columns, exposed rafter tails. 164. 201 W. Second Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing clip gabled roof with small centered clip gabled porch. 165. 203-W. Second Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns. 166. 205 W. Second Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof, small central porch over entrance. 167. 109 W. Second Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable with center front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns. NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB NO. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 169. 106 W. Third Street (Godlev House); c. 1824; one story brick, half-hip roof, wraparound porch extending from roof line, turned porch supports with decorative brackets and porch detail. Gabled wing at rear. 181. 306 N. Dickson (Prout - Edwards House): c. 1840; two story brick, hipped roof with centered gable dormer, five bay front, exterior chimneys. 183. 300 N. Dickson Street (St. John Episcopal Church) ; c. 1852; frame Gothic Revival, front facing gable with centered gabled entrances. Tower at south corner, Gothic arched windows and entrance. 184. 205 -Er Third Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof, side facing gabled front porch supported by narrow columns grouped in pairs. 185. 301 N. Broad Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch supported by three tapered columns on brick piers, triangular braces. 186. 303 N. Broad Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof with front facing gabled porch supported by four tapered wood columns on brick piers, triangular braces, and exposed rafter tails, exterior chimney on side. 189. 300 E. Second Street; c. 1930; two story frame dwelling, front facing gable, shed extension at side. 190. 304 Ni Broad Street ; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 191. 302-N. Broad Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch supported by two tapered wood columns on brick piers and cross gable, triangular braces. 192. 300 N. Broad Street (Clay House); c. 1824; one and one-half story frame, side facing gable roof with two gabled dormers, exterior chimney each side, three bay front, hipped porch, extension at rear. Example of story and a half tidewater type cottage. 194A 3fr9 E. Third Street; c. 1930; two story frame, side gable roof, five bay front, small centered gable, two story porch supported by four square columns, exterior chimneys. 198. 308 E. Third -Street ; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with front facing gabled porch supported by wood square columns on brick piers. 203. 304 Nw Cave Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with cross gable, hipped porch across front, extending around side, central chimney. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 206. 409 E. Third Street: c. 1890; one story frame, L shaped house with hipped roof and front facing gable wing with hipped roof, projecting bays, hipped porch in L with turned supports. 211. 501 E. Third Street (Jones-Winston- Rand House); c. 1832; one and one-half story frame tidewater type cottage with gable wings on side, five bay front, gable roof, exterior chimneys, centered full height gabled portico. 214. 601 E. Third Street (Chitwood House): c. 1840; two story frame, side facing gable roof, three bay front, gabled entry porch, large exterior chimneys on gable walls, shed extension at side. 220. 602 W. Fourth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, mill workers cottage. 221. 604 W. Fourth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable roof, inset porch, exposed rafter tails. 222. 606 W. Fourth Street: c. 1890; two story frame, hipped roof with full height gabled entry porch, exterior chimney, shed addition at rear. 223. A-C 110 N. Hook Street (Tuscumbia Cotton Oil Company/Ware- Brothers Agency-Complex); a. c. 1912; two story brick mill building, front facing gable roof, five bay front with gable and shed wing at side. b. c. 1926; The Lint House building - one story concrete and metal building. c. c. 1912; One story brick office building. d. c. 1926; The Seed House building - one story concrete and metal building. e. c. 1930; Office building, one story brick with gable roof. f. c. 1926; Warehouse Storage and Fertilizer Plant building - one story metal and concrete building. g. c. 1939; Warehouse building - one story concrete and metal building. 226A 407-17 2 W. Third Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and offset front facing gabled porch. 227. 205 N. Jefferson Street; c. 1840; one story brick, side gable roof, two interior chimneys, hipped porch over entrance, five bay front, HABS Building damaged by fire. 232. 311 W. Third S tr eet; c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable roof, shed front porch supported by brick columns. 233. 309 W. Third Street: c. 1920; one story brick bungalow, side facing gable roof with center shed dormer and window in gable, inset porch supported by four brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No _ io24-0018 *3"82' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page -\ n_____ 234. 307 W. Third Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable with large front facing gabled porch, with window in gable, supported by two brick columns, triangular brackets. 236. 303 W. Third Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof center section with gabled ell, pyramidal roofed tower at cross, transom and skylights around door. 237. 203 N. Indian Street: c. 1920; one story side facing gable with large centered gabled porch with diamond shaped decorative window in pediment, tapered wood porch supports on brick piers with balustrades connecting piers, triangular braces. 238. 300 W. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with side gable wing, porch across front supported by wood columns on brick piers. 239. 304 W. Fourth Street; c. 1890; one story frame, high hipped roof with two lower front facing gables, flanking center gable dormer, full length porch across front. 240. 209 W. Third Street: c. 1890; two story frame, side facing gable roof with centered gable, hipped extension at rear. 243. 208 W. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house with gable front and wing, shed porch across front supported by three small columns, transom and side lights around door. 244. 206 W. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame L shaped house, with gable front and wing, shed porch with exposed rafters across front, supported by heavy square column at end and two small post on piers interior, interior chimney at intersection of L. 246. 201 N. Water Street (Womble House): c. 1888; one story, hipped roof with offset front facing gable over projecting bay, cross gables, full length one story hipped porch extends around side, turned porch supports and spindlework porch balustrade and frieze. 247. 201 N. Main Street (Golbert County Courthouse) ; c. 1909; two story with attic, Neo-Classical with temple fronts with Ionic columns on east and south sides, denticulated cornice, mansard roof above cornice, arcaded octagonal clock tower, 1881 building with Italianate ditching; gutted by fire and rebuilt in 1909 with Neo-Classical details added. Two story 1948 wing at north side and two story 1975 wing at west side. 248. 204 N. Main Street (Abernathy House): c. 1824; one and one-half story with basement brick, side facing gable, example of tidewater cottage. 249. 208 N. Main-Street (Clark Building): c. 1905, Addition added 1926; two story, bluff brick, Vernacular Beaux-Arts with palustered main floor and second floor treated as pseudo-attic; three bay, main doorway encased by neo-classical architraur. NFS Form 10-900-a (3-82) OMB No. 1024-0018 Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 250A 210 N. Main Street (First United Methodist Church): c. 1926; Neo-Georgian church with classical portico with scamozzi capitals. 252. 203 N. Dickson Street (First Baptist Sunday School Building); c. 1930; one story brick, educational building. 253. 203 N. Dickson Street (First Baptist Church): c. 1903; brick with gabled nave, Gothic arched windows and entrance, corbeled table; Tower; altered from simple brick church built in 1893. 254. 203 N. Dickson Street (First Baptist Church Educational Building); c. 1930; two story brick educational building. 256. 201 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one and one-half story, frame, L shaped house, gable front and wing, hipped porch across front, supported by turned spindles, turned balusters in porch railing, centered interior chimney at intersection of L. 257. 203 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house with side facing gable with front facing gable ell, shed porch across front, supported by small square columns, small hipped extension at side. 258. 205 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, hipped roof with front facing gable and hipped extension, hipped porch supported by heavy square columns, extending across front and partially across side. 259. 209 E. Fourth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side facing clipped gable roof with centered shed dormer, inset porch supported by four brick columns; gabled porch extends from side, gabled porte cochere extends from other side, both supported by brick columns. 260. 207 N. Broad Street (Halsev House); c. 1825; one story frame, side facing gable roof with centered gable and gabled wing at rear, exterior chimney, partially enclosed porch supported by turned posts with decorative brackets. 261. 206 E. Third Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof, offset front facing gabled porch supported by two square wood columns on brick piers. 265. 307 E. Fourth Street; c. 1880; one story frame, side facing gable roof, shed extension at rear, exterior chimney, full length hipped porch supported by six turned spindles with decorative brackets. 267. 311 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, with front facing gable, and gabled wing with small front facing gable, small shed porch at front. 268. 308 E. Third Street (Baxter House); c. 1840; two story frame, side gable roof, five bay front, hipped porch, exterior chimneys. NFS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 12_____ 273. 208 N. Cave Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gabled wing porch across front c. 1920, supported by square wood columns on brick piers, extending into porte cochere. 278. 409 E. Fourth Street (Pearsall House): c. 1826; two story tidewater type cottage with side facing gable roof, five bay front, pedimented entry porch. 280. 208 N. High Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped front with front facing gabled ell and centered gable dormer, interior chimneys, hipped porch across front with turned supports, decorative brackets and balustrade. 282. 503 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch across front, supported by heavy brick columns. 285. 509 E. Fourth Street; c. 1910; one story frame with hipped roof with hipped gable, inset porch supported by heavy brick columns. 286. 504 E. Third Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset gable porch with brick supports and cross gable, wide eaves with triangular braces. 289. 700 E. Third Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side gable roof with center gable dormer, inset porch with four brick on brick piers supports, porch extends into porta cochere on side, wide eaves with triangular brackets. 290. 702 E. Third Street; c. 1930; one and one-half story stone bungalow, side facing gable with large gabled dormer, inset porch with stone supports, porch extends into gabled porta cochere at side, wide eaves with triangular braces. 292. 701 E. Fourth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable and lower front facing gabled porch with tapered wood supports on brick piers. 295. 205 N. Mulberry: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with inset porch partially across front supported by brick column, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 296. 207 N. Mulberry; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable roof with inset porch supported by brick columns, exposed rafter tails. 298. 801 E. Fourth Street: c. 1935; two story brick, side facing gable roof with front faciong gables, inset corner porch. 302. 608 W. Fifth Street; c. 1930; one story stucco over frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset gabled porch supported by two end columns. 307. 305 W. Fourth Street; c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped house with front facing gable with gable wing, shed porch in L supported by brick columns. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7____ 308. 303- W. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame with front facing gable with gabled wing, shed front porch supported by brick columns. 309. 301 W. Fourth Street: c. 1875; one story frame, side gable roof, full length front porch supported by six small square columns, center chimney. 311. 204 W. Fifth Street (Old Southern Railroad Depot); c. 1880; two story depot with hipped roof with gable dormers on slopes, wide overhanging awning around front and sides with cross bracing, gable extension at side. 315. 103 W. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story, side facing gable with gable ell, shed porch at front supported by brick column and wood column on brick pier, shed extension at rear, brick veneered c. 1920. 317. 115 - 117 N. Main Street (Commercial Building) ; c. 1930; one story, brick commercial building, extension at rear. 318. 105 - 111 N. Main Street (Hotel Cardiff Building): c. 1910; two story commercial brick, with tiled parapet, corner piers embellished by psuedo-quoin treatment worked in stone and brick. Facade altered to present configuration, c. 1920. 319. A-G. 100 N. Main Street and 100 - 112 W. Fifth Street (Commercial Row): c. 1835; series of seven two-story brick commercial buildings constructed 1835 at terminus of Tuscumbia Railroad and occupied by early merchants. Listed on HABS. Brick, rectangular, with palustered street fronts carrying a panel brick parapet, partially divided into seven units of three bays each, original 12/12 sashing upstairs. One of the oldest commercial buildings in state. 321. 108 - 110 N. Main Street (Commercial Building): c. 1930; two story brick commercial building, six bays grouped by twos on second floor, stone lintels. 322. 106 N. Main Street (Commercial Building): c. 1930; one story brick ally infill. 323. 102 N. Main Street (Commercial Building); c. 1925; two story brick commercial building, five bay front, segmentally arched windows. 324. 100 N. Main Street (Horn House Hotel); c. 1850; two story brick commercial building, originally hotel operated by Josiah Horn; Colbert County was organized in 1867 on second floor after split from Franklin County; severely damaged by fire in 1952. Palustered street front, six bays. 326. 107 E. Fifth Street (Morgan•- Donilan Building); c. 1825; two and one-half story brick, side gable roof, four bay first floor and four bay second floor. Oldest known commercial building in state. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo io24-00l8 Continuation sheet______item number 7______Page 14_____ 331. 106 N. Dickson Street: c. 1890; one story frame side facing gable with offset front facing gable, hipped porch across front, turned porch supports with decorative braces, secondary gable on corner of porch. 332. 104 N. Dickson Street (William R. Julian House): c. 1820; two story frame, three bay front, side gable roof, exterior chimneys, hipped porch across front supported by four box columns, transom and side lights around door, 2/2 sashed. Home of first sheriff of Colbert County. 334. 100 N. Dickson Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with hipped porch across front, with tapered porch supports on brick piers. 335. 205 E. Fifth Street; c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable roof, inset porch. 337. 201 E Fifth Street; c. 1930; one story frame, «ide facing hipped roof, small gabled cover over entrance supported by triangular braces, exposed rafter tails. 341. 202 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing, L shaped shed porch across front, supported by turned columns with decorative brackets. 343. 104 N. Broad Street; c. 1920; one story brick with hipped roof front facing gable and small gabled cover over entrance. 344. 108 N. Broad Street (First Presbyterian Church); c. 1827; one story brick, front facing gable roof with steeple, Gothic arch windows and door, decorative dentils on cornice, elevated galley. Building damaged by 1874 tornado and reinforced with iron rods. Oldest church in district; listed on HABS. 345. 306 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, front facing gable with cross gable with false half timbering, lower front facing gabled porch with false half timbering, porch supported by brick columns. 346. 308 E. Fifth Street; c. 1928; one story frame dwelling. 350. 402 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story brick bungalow with side facing gable roof with front facing gabled porch supported by heavy brick columns, exposed rafter tails, false half timbering in porch gable. 352. 408 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof, hipped porch across front supported by two heavy brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafters. 353. 410 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch with three heavy brick supports, shingle wall treatment in gables, triangular braces and exposed rafters. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 15____ 354. 105 N. High Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell, hipped porch supported by two heavy brick columns. 355. 103 N. High Street: c. 1900; one story frame, remodeled 1928. 356. 101 N. High Street: c. 1920; one story frame duplex. 357. 108 N. High Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with cross gable at rear, porch extends across front and side. 358. 106 N. High Street; c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with lower offset front facing gable, hipped porch extends across front and side with decorative brackets and ornamentation, and balustrade. 360. 503 E. Fifth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house with frong facing gable and gable wing, hipped porch in L with lattice supports and porch balustrade. 362. 509 E. Fifth Street: c. 1900; two story frame, L shaped, front facing gable over cutaway projecting bay, gable wing, hipped porch in L with tapered supports on brick piers. 366. 600 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; two story frame, front facing hipped roof with cross gable, shed extension at side and one story gable ell at side, small gable cover over front entrance. 367. 602 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with gable wing, shed porch in L with turned supports with decorative brackerts and porch balustrade. 368. 604 E. Fourth Street: c. 1900; one story frame L shaped house, front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch in L, with turned supports and porch balustrade 369. 606 Ei Fourth Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame, side facing slight clipped gable roof, centered shed dormer, inset porch across 3/4 of front. 371. 610 E. Fourth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow with front facing gable, centered shed dormer on side, hipped porch across front with three heavy brick supports. 372. 601 E. Fifth Street: c. 1900; two story frame, front facing gable with one story gable wing and two story gable wing with square tower with pyramidal roof at intersection, one story hipped projecting bay at front. 373. 603 E. Fiftfa Street: c. 1900; two story frame, front facing gable, one story gable wing and one story shed porch with turned supports, decorative braces and balustrade at side. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . 10 24-0018 (342) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 16_____ 374. 605 E. Fifth Street: c. 1900; two story frame, front facing gable with side gable, shed extension at side, hipped porch with turned supports with decorative brackets and balustrade. 376. 609 Es Fifth Street; c. 1900; one story frame hip with front and side projecting gables, shed porch in L with turned supports with decorative brackets and balustrade. 379. 702 Et Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable with cross gable, porch across front with paired square supports and balustrade added to top of porch. 380. 704 E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and offset gabled porch with two heavy brick end supports. 382. 701 E. Fifth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable with cross gable, hipped front porch with tapered supports on brick piers. 383. 705 E. Fifth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable with offset front facing gabled porch, gabled porta cochere at side. 385. 707 E. Fifth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with side facing clipped gable roof, gable wing at rear, arched entrance cover supported by triangular braces. 386. 709 E. Fifth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing clipped gable roof with large front facing gabled porch with heavy brick supports. 388. 100 N. Mulberry (Mereditfa-Delony House); c. 1838; two story frame, two story front and side gabled porticos, flat top hipped roof. 389. 108 S. West Street; c. 1930; one story brick bungalow, side facing gable with centered gabled dormer, shed porch supported by two brick columns, small gable extension at side. 390. 106 S. West Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof, inset porch supported by three tapered wood columns on stone piers, triangular braces. 392. 102 S. West Street; c. 1920; two story pre-cast concrete block, inset porch, side facing gable roof with small gable cover over side entrance. 393. 609-W.-Fifth- Street; c. 1930; one story stone bungalow with front facing gable roof with lower offset front facing gabled porch supported by two stone columns, false half timbering in porch gable. 402. 100 S. Hook Street; c. 1920; one story stucco, front facing gable roof with hipped porch across front, original wood columns replaced by decorative wrought iron. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . i0 24-ooia Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 17_____ 403. 512 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and offset front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns, windows grouped by twos, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 404. 510 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and offset gabled porch supported by two brick columns. 405. 508 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, with offset front facing gabled porch supported by two brick columns. 408. 500 Wt Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with enclosed hipped porch across front, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails. 411. 507 W. Fifth Street; c. 1900; two story front facing gable with gable wing, shed addition on side, hipped porch supported by native stone columns and arches across front. Veneered with native stone c. 1930. 414. 103 S. Milton Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell, shed porch supported by tapered wood columns on brick piers c. 1920. 416. 404 W^ Sixth Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame side facing hipped roof with front facing gable ell, centered dormer, inset porch. 419. 100 S. Jefferson Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable roof, inset porch supported by four brick columns. 421. 311 -W. Fifth Street: c. 1890; one and one-half story, front facing gable with hipped porch across front and side, frame extension with flat roof at rear, horizontal and vertical bands in gable, center chimney. 423. 310 W. Sixth Street: c. 1910; one story, front facing hipped roof with centered shed dormer, inset porch supported by four brick columns, exposed rafter tails. 427. 300 W. Sixth -Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with two lower front facing gables flanking a small hipped center dormer, gabled extension at side, hipped porch extending across front, supported by five heavy brick, columns, two chimneys. 428. 104 S. Indian Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof, offset gabled porch supported by two heavy brick columns, triangular braces, shingle wall treatment and centered louvered vent on porch gable pediment. 429. 301 W. Sixth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with side gable wing, hipped front porch with decorative brackets, shed extension at rear. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-001S Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 18_____ 430. 305 W. Sixth Street: c. 1890; one story frame, high hipped roof with gable ell, centered gable dormers on front and side, two interior chimneys, porch extends across front and side. 431. 210 W. Sixth Street; c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with wing, hipped porch across front and side, with tapered porch supports on brick piers. 432. 208 W. Sixth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped front facing gable with wing, hipped porch in L, three porch supports with decorative brackets, gable extension at rear. 433. 207 W. Fifth Street (Masonic Temple): c. 1874; two story brick, side facing gabled roof. 436. 118 W. Sixth Street (Prince Furniture Building); c. 1920; one story brick commercial building. 437. 114 W. Sixth Street (Prince Furniture -Building): c. 1925; two story brick commercial building, seven bay front, divided into two three-bay units, first floor altered, brick parapet with drip corbelling. 438. 110 W. Sixth Street (C. W. Hardware Building); c. 1905; two story brick commercial building, seven bay front, divided into two three-bay units, center bay providing access to upper floor, first floor altered, second story windows, segmentally arched, brick parapet with drip corbelling. 439. 108 W, Sixth Street; c. 1917; three story brick commercial building, four bay front, traces of cast iron store front at first floor level, second and third floor windows originally arched, brick parapet with brick corbelling which match adjoining buildings. 440. 106 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; two story brick, two four-bay store units, arcuated upper windows, brick parapet with drip corbelling. 441. 118 - 120 S. Main Street (Commercial- Building) : c. 1898; brick two story with arcuated windows, surmounted by ornamental brick parapet and store trim, "Bank" is incised in ashlar panel. Corner pilasters capped by scamozzi capitals, first floor altered. 442. 116 S. Main Street; c. 1900; two story brick commercial building, three bay second floor with cast iron lintels, cast iron bracketed cornice, late Italianate details. 444. 112 S. Main Street; c. 1920; two story brick commercial building, four bay second floor with 4/4 sashing, carrara glass storefront. 445. 110 S. Main Street; c. 1920; one story brick commercial building. corrected copy NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Wo io24-ooia *M2) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 19____ 448. 102-104 S. Main Street: c. 1920; two-story brick commercial building. 449. 100 S. Main Street (Palace Drug Store); c. 1830, altered 1900; two-story brick commercial building with rusticated street front, late Victorian detailing, bracketed cornice with decorative pediments at intervals and drip store lintels. Street elevation balustered and infaced with pattern brickwork. Outstanding example of Victorian store front in commercial area. 451. 103 W. Fifth Street: c. 1920; one-story brick commercial building. 452. 105 W. Fifth Street: c. 1920; one-story brick commercial building. 453A.101 S. Main Street; c. 1924; two-story brick, Beaux Arts with pilasters and brick parapet, attached to modern bank building. 454. Ill S. Main Street; c. 1900; two-story brick commercial building, brick parapet, original three arched bays, infilled. 455. 113-115 S. Main Street: c. 1900; two-story brick commercial building, brick parapet with drip corbelling, six-bay front, infilled windows. 456. 117-119 S. Main Street; c. 1890; two-story brick commercial building, six-bay front with triangular lintels, brick parapet. 457. 121 S. Main Street: c. 1836, two-story brick commercial building, two-bay second floor, with denticulated brick parapet. 458. 105-107 E. Sixth Street: c. 1840; two-story brick commercial building, six-bay second floor, divided into two shop units, small entry in front leading to stairs for second floor, brick denticulated parapet, used as post office during 1840s. 460. Ill E. Sixth Street: c. 1840; two-story brick commercial building, four-bay second floor. 468. 121 W. Sixth Street (Morris Motors Building): c. 1922; two-story brick, inset service area on first floor, embellished with brick drapering, four double windows across with original 6/6 sashing, notable unaltered early 20th century automobile dealership. 469. Ill W. Sixth Street: c. 1908; one-story brick, commercial building, dripped cor beling and coping on parapet, stone pilasters between store windows. 470. 107-109 W. Sixth Street: c. 1907; two-story brick commercial building, brick parapet with drip corbelling, six-bay front, evidence of original cast-iron display area remain. NPS Form 10-900-a QHB Wo 1024-0018 v***' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 20_____ 471. 103 - 105 W. Sixth Street: c. 1903; two story brick commercial building, brick pilasters, brick parapet with drip corbelling, eight bay front, divided into two shop units, three second floor windows filled in and replaced by small metal windows. 472. 101 W* Sixth Street (Graig As): c. 1920; two story brick commercial building, one floor store front altered with carroca glass display area, Neo-Classical emtablature, surmounted with brick parapet with corner plinths and center panel embellished with inset tiles. 474. 104 E. Sixth Street; c. 1910; one story brick commercial building. 475. 106 E;. Sixth Street: c. 1910; one story brick commercial building. 476. 108 - 112 E. Sixth Street (Lack'V Feed and Seed Store): c. 1910; one story brick commercial building, denticulated brick corse below parapet. 477. 116 E. Sixth Street (Post Office Building): c. 1935; one story brick with basement, five bay front, stone lintels, flat roof. 478. 118 Et Sixth Stree*. 200— 204 S A Dickson-Street: c. 1925; one story stuccoed, shallow hipped roof, exposed rafter tails. 479. 3-01 Eg Sixth Street: c. 1920; two story frame, pyramidal roof with hipped center dormer, wrap around porch with secondary gable over entrance. 484. 3-11 E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; two story, frame Colonial Revival, with side facing gambrel roof with full width shed dormer, inset porch with heavy brick supports. Home of U. S. Senator Howell Heflin. 487. 401 E^ Sixth Street (William Cooper House); c. 1825; one and one-half story frame. Only example in district of tidewater type cottage with full length inset porch. Full length shed dormer on side facing gable roof, front facing gable extension at side, shed extension at rear, prominent end chimney. 488. 405 E. Sixth-Street: c. 1900; two story frame, L shape house with front facing gable and gable wing, hipped porch in L and across front, square supports with decorative brace and spindle wood frieze, "Fishscale" wall treatment in gables, two story gable wing at rear. 489. 407 E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, brick foundation, front facing gable roof with lower offset front facing gable, side facing gabled porch with box columns on brick piers, gable wing at rear. 491. 500 E. Fifth Street: c. 1927; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with hipped front porch with three heavy brick supports. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 *M2* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory — Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 21_____ 493. 504 Et Fifth: Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with hipped front porch, with three heavy brick supports. 494. 5Qfr E. -Fifth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing, porch in L with tapered supports on brick piers. 496. 505 E. Sixth -Street ; c. 1895; one and one- half story hipped roof with front projecting gable and side gable, centered gable dormer, full length porch with stone supports. 497. 507 E. Sixth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof, inset porch, brick supports, gable porta cochere with brick supports at side. 498. 509 E. Sixth Street : c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with cross gable and offset gabled porch with brick supports, gabled porta cochere with brick supports extends off porch. 499. 5-11 E. Sixth Street : c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side facing gable with centered gable dormer, inset porch with brick supports, porch extends into gabled porta cochere with brick supports, gable wing at rear, wide eaves with triangular braces. 501. 105 S. Washington (John Currv House) : c. 1851; Built for John Curry, principal builder of St. John's Episcopal. One story frame, side facing gable roof with centered gabled porch with turned supports and porch balustrade, shed extension at rear. 502. 601 E . S ix th Street : c. 1890; two story frame, hipped roof with front facing gable and cross gable over two story projecting bay, hipped porch supported by classical columns extends across front and side. 504. 608 E. Fifth Street (Sttmeerof t) : c. 1825; two story with basement frame, side facing gable with centered gable portico, one story gabled wing with hipped extension at rear, exterior chimneys on gable walls. Two story tidewater type cottage. 505. 609 E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side facing clipped gable roof with centered gable dormer, extended porch with heavy brick supports. 506. 702 E. Fifth -Street : c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable, full length hipped porch across front with four tapered supports on brick piers. 507. 7-0 1 • • E * Sixth • S t r ee t : c. 1895; two story frame, hipped roof with hipped center dormer and two story hipped projecting bay at side, hipped porch with secondary gable over entrance across front extending around side. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 &**' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 22____ 508. 704 E. Fifth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable roof, inset porch, gable carport at side, porch supports replaced by decorative iron braces, gable wing at rear. 509. 703 E; Sixth Street: c. 1920; two story brick, with pyramidal roof, hipped entry porch supported by triangular braces, hipped wing at side. 510. 707 E. Six tii-Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow with side facing clipped gable roof with centered front facing gabled porch with heavy tapered brick porch supports. 511. 709 E. Sixth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with front facing gabled porch with tapered porch supports resting on tapered brick piers. 512. 711 Eip Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story side facing gable with front facing open gabled porch with decorative timbering, porch supports grouped by fours resting on brick piers. 513. 106 S. Mulberry: c. 1920; two story frame, gable on hipped roof, second floor overhang supported by three posts, exterior stairs to entrance on second floor, exposed rafter tails, former dependency to #513. 514. 706 E. -Fifth- Street: c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, with front facing gable and gable wing, shed porch in L with turned supports with decorative brackets. 515. 805 ~E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing clipped gable roof with hipped porch across front with tapered supports on brick piers. 516. 807 E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with lower front facing open gabled porch with decorative timbering in gable. 517. 809 E. Sixth- Street: c. 1920; two story brick, pyramidal roof with wide eavews, curved entry porch. 519. 9O3- E* Sixth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset gabled porch with tapered supports on brick piers, projecting gable at side. 520. 90-5 Ei Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with cross gables, porch across front and side, supported by heavy brick columns on brick piers. 521. 1001- E. Sixth Street: c. 1935; two story brick. 522. 1005 E. Sixth- Street: c. 1820; two story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable and front facing gable wing, hipped porch across front, hipped porch at side, decorative verge board in gable and across roof line. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No _ 2 024-0018 t3"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 23_____ 524. 1102 E. Sixth Street: c. 1935; one and one-half story frame, side facing gable with large centered gable dormer, inset porch extending into gabled porta cochere at side, tapered wood porch supports on brick piers. 525. 1100 E. Sixth- Street: c. 1920; two story frame, hipped roof with hipped dormer, hipped porch across front, supported by tapered columns on brick piers, porch extends into porta cochere at side. 526. 50ft W. Sixth Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side facing gable roof with three shed dormers, inset porch supported by four brick columns, lower side facing gable porta cochere supported by brick columns extends from side. 530. 504 W. Seventh Street: c. 1900; one story, wood frame with enclosed porch. 531. 306-St Milton Street: c. 1880; one story frame, side facing gable roof with shed extension at rear, shed porch across front, exterior chimney. 532. End of S. Milton Street (Iron Bridge): c. 1920, Pratt type, half-hip. 537. 405 W. Sixth-Street: c. 1870; one story frame, hipped roof with center gabled porch supported by four wood columns grouped by two, dentils across cornice, fish scale shingles in gable, transom and skylights around door, five bay front, modern gable extension at rear. 539. 401 -W f Sixth Street; c. 1900; two story frame, hipped roof, two tier porch extending across front and side. 541. 208 S. Jefferson Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch across front. 542. 409 W. Seventh Street: c. 1935; one story frame dwelling. 543. 402 W. Eighth Street: c. 1920; one story frame dwelling, outside chimney, concrete porch. 548. 300 S. Jefferson Street: c. 1900; one story frame dwelling. 552. 311 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side gable roof with centered gable dormer, extended porch supported by four heavy brick columns, porch balustrade, hipped extension at rear. 553. 309 W. Sixth Street: c. 1910; two story frame, front facing gable, inset porch supported by square brick column on each end and wood columns grouped by two. 555. 209 &i Cave Street {Locust Hill); c. 1823; two story brick, rectangular five bay front, side facing gable roof with wide overhand and box cornice, with brick dentils and gable end chimneys, one story porch with Victorian trim. Example of tidewater type cottage with more formalized style. Listed on National Register. NFS form 10-900-a OMB Wo . 1024-0018 Continuation sheet Item number 7 Page 2 4 556. 406 E. Sixth Street <(Pvba* 557. 408 Er Sixth Street; c. 1906; one and one-half story frame, side gable roof with shed dormer, inset porch across one-half front. 559. 207 5* High Street: c. 1840; one story frame, side facing gable roof, hipped front porch supported by four turned posts, transom and skylights around door. 561. 509 E. Seventh Street; c. 1920; two story brick dwelling. 563. 608 Ev Sixth Street: c. 1930; one story frame, with side facing gable roof with centered front facing open gable supported by square columns, gabled porch at side, interior chimney. 567. 700 E. Sixth Street-(Del-o-ny House): c. 1895; two story frame, side facing gable roof, exterior chimney on each side, small gable cover over entrance. Built for Judge Fox Delony, first Democratic Probate Judge of Colbert County elected after Reconstruction. 568. 702 E. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story brick bungalow, side facing gable roof with inset porch supported by four brick columns, centered shed dormer, exterior chimney. 569. 704 E. Sixth Street; c. 1930; one story brick, side facing gable with large offset gable porch with false half timbering in pediment, brick porch supports, gabled cover over entrance, eyebrow dormer at peak of roof. 570. 7-10 E. Sixt h St ree t: c. 1920; one and one-half story frame, side gable roof with extended porch across front supported by four buck columns, centered sled dormer with triangular braces, porch extends into porta cochere, exposed rafter tails. 574. 800 -Ei Sixth Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame, hipped roof with centered hipped former front and side, inset porch with brick porch supports, exposed rafter tails. 576. 808 E. Sixth Street (Archie -Carmichael House) : c. 1892; two story frame, Queen Anne, steep hipped roof with two cross gables, lower cross gable with front facing gable dormer over one story, cut away projecting bay, gable wing at rear, wraparound porch with secondary gable above entrance, turned porch supports with decorative brackets and spindlework porch balustrade and frieze, exterior chimney on gable wall. 579. 803 Ei Seventh Street: c. 1935; two story, front facing gable, small second story gable entrance porch, native stone construction, originally garage. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . 1Q24-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 25_____ 583. 900 Es-S-MEtfa--Street; c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped gable front and wing, hipped porch with tapered wood supports on brick piers, exterior chimney on gable wall. 585. 904- E.- Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable with cross gable, lower offset gabled porch at front and extending on side, tapered porch supports on brick piers, triangular braces, wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails. 586. 906 E. S ix-th Street; c. 1930; one story frame, front facing gable roof with gable entry porch, fanlight with sidelight around door. 588. 1004 E. Sixth Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame, side facing gable with centered gable dormer, half length inset porch at front extending into gabled porch at side, tapered porch supports on brick piers, wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails. 589. 608 E. Seventh -Street (Palmer House): c. 1826; one story frame, side facing gable roof with gable extension with cross gables at rear, three bay front, large exterior chimney on gable wall, hipped porch across front end extending around side. Rare example of small tidewater type cottage, originally with kitchen and dining area separate from main body. Believed to have been built for Philip Palmer, early settler of Tuscumbia. 597. 707-E. Eighth Street: c. 1930; one story dwelling with red asbestos siding. 599. 301 S-. Mulberry: c. 1930; one story, gable roof, wood frame. 605. 305 S-. East Street: c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof with shed dormer, inset porch supported by columns on brick piers, exposed rafters. 606. 400 S. Washington Street: c. 1910; one and one-half frame, side facing gable roof with centered gable dormer, offset front facing porch, gabled porches extending from each side, triangular braces, wide eaves with exposed rafter tails. 608. 606 E. Eighth Street (Day-is- House) : c. 1920; two story frame, gambrel roof with three hipped dormers, hipped porch across front with classical columns grouped in threes, shingle wall treatment in gambrel walls, gable extension at rear. Home of first black doctor in Tuscumbia, A. W. Davis. 610. 300 S. Main Street (Spring Park); Natural spring and park with W. P. A. constructed bridge and pavilion. NFS Fonn10-900.a OHB No . 1024 -0018 ^3"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______•______Item number 7______Page 26_____ PROPERTIES THAT CONDITIONALLY CONTRIBUTE TO THE TUSCUMBIA HISTORIC DISTRICT CONDITIONALLY CONTRIBUTING PROPERTIES 1. 404 -W« North Commons (Violet Hal-1): c. 1824; one story frame, originally two story tidewater type cottage, heavily damaged by November 1874 tornado, partially reduced to one story, damaged by fire in 1953. Listed on HABS. Covered by siding. 10. 505 N f - Milton St r eet: c. 1918; one story frame, hipped roof with front facing gabled porch supported by two wooden columns, triangular braces, asbestos siding. 11. 503 Nt Milton Street: c. 1918; one story bungalow, front facing gable with lower offset front facing gabled porch supported by wooden columns, triangular braces, stone veneered. 13. 506 W.-First Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, inset porch supported by brick columns, triangular braces, exposed rafters, aluminum siding. 15. 5i-Q W« F IT s t - S t r e e t; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch, columns replaced by wrought iron and covered with vinyl siding. 16. 504 N.-Hook Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, aluminum siding. 17. 415 A-lmo-n- A v e nu e: c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable with offset gable porch, columns replaced by decorative iron braces on brick piers, windows centered in gables, aluminum siding. 23. 4O6 -W f Fir st~ Street: c. 1930; one story frame, front facing gable with lower front facing clipped gable, inset corner porch, vinyl siding. 25. 404 W. First Street: c. 1900; one story frame 26. 400 W. First Street: c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing, extension at rear, asbestos siding. .27. 3^08 W* First Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable with centered front facing gabled bungalow type porch, side facing gabled addition at rear. 28. 306-W. First- Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable with offset lower gabled front porch supported by two brick columns, center chimney, aluminum siding. 29. 3O4 W.-First Street; c. 1900; one story L shaped house with front facing gable with gable wing, shed front porch supported by wrought iron post, aluminum siding. 31. 507 N-J - Ind i an S t r ee t: c. 1923; one story frame. NPSForm 10-900-a ofJB Wo 1024-0018 ^^ Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number 7 Page 27 33. 307 Almon Aventie: c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable, small inset porch at end, carport to side, aluminum siding. 37. 2 0&-Wv F ir s t Stre-et: c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped wing porch across front supported by brick columns. 50. 1-0-5 E. Fir s t -Street: c. 1900; two story frame with front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch across front, aluminum siding. 51. 107 Ev First- Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable with center front facing gable porch, wooden posts replaced by wrought iron, interior chimney, 2/2 sashing, aluminum siding. 53. 20i E. First Street: c. 1900; one story frame side facing gable with extended porch supported by decorative iron braces, low gabled addition at rear, exterior chimney on gable wall. 58. 40B-N-.-High Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell, shed porch across front supported by two tapered wood columns on brick piers, vinyl siding. 59. 406—N. High Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gabled ell, shed porch across front supported by decorative iron braces, vinyl siding. 62. 311 £••• Second Street; c. 1935; one story, brick. 63. 3 09 E.- Second S tree t: c. 1905; one story frame, brick veneered. 64. 307 E^ Second Street: c. 1900; one story, brick veneered 1950. 65. 305 E. Second Street: c. 1918; one story, brick bungalow, remodeled 1950. 68. 30ft E* First Street: c. 1910; one story with basement added, hipped roof, enclosed inset porch. 70. 3O4 E* First- Street; c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof, inset porch supported by decorative iron braces, aluminum siding. 71. 302-E. First Street: c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof, inset porch, wide eaves with exposed rafter tails, vinyl siding. 72. 300 Ei FJTS~t Street: c. 1900; one story frame, gable front and wing, asbestos siding. 74. 20& E. First Street; c. 1930; one story frame, front facing gable roof, three bay front, hipped front porch supported by decorative wrought iron posts, vinyl siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 28 75. 206 Ei First -Street; c. 1930; one story frame, front facing gable roof, three bay front, hipped front porch supported by decorative wrought iron posts, vinyl siding. 78. 205 E. Second Street: c. 1867; one story frame, L shaped house. 79. 203 E-. Second Street: c. 1950; one story brick dwelling. 84. 109 E. Second Street: c. 1900; one story frame apartment, vinyl siding. 102. 2O5 -W. First Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side facing gable with shed dormer, porch supported by heavy brick posts, triangular braces, interior chimney, aluminum siding. 103. 2O7 W* Firs-t Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with lower offset front gabled enclosed porch, triangular braces and exposed rafters, two center line chimneys, aluminum siding. 104. 2fr9 Wi. First Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with lower offset enclosed gabled porch, cross gable at side, interior chimney, aluminum siding. 105. 301 W. First Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side gable with center facing gable, enclosed porch and shed addition, interior chimney, vinyl siding. 114. 3O7 WiFirat Street; c. 1900; one and one-half story frame, large side facing center gable, with lower front facing gables at each end, hipped porch across front, synthetic siding. 117. 404 WA Second Street: c. 1890; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with gable wing, enclosed shed porch in L, with gabled dormer, shed extension at rear. 118. 4 122. 407 W. Firs-t Street; c. 1890; one story, side facing hipped roof, full length hipped porch, center chimney, asbestos siding. 129. 5O9 -W. -Second Street; c. 1900; one story frame, veneered with stone blocks, steep hipped roof with two front facing gables, shed porch across front supported by wrought iron braces, two internal chimneys. 130. 507 W. S ec o nd Street: c. 1900; one story frame with hipped roof with front facing gable wing, hipped porch, columns replaced by decorative wrought iron brace, large window added in extension, synthetic siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . i0 24-0018 G*"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 29_____ 131. 505 W* Second Street: c. 1900; one story frame with front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch over entrance, center interior chimney, synthetic siding. 132. 503 Wi Second Street: c. 1900; one story brick veneer, front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch supported by decorative wrought iron braces. 133. 501 W. Second Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch at front supported by wrought iron braces, synthetic siding. 134. 303 N. Milton Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell with cutaway bay, shed porch across front. 142. 305 fl. Jefferson Street: c. 1915; one story 146. 3O9 W. Second Street: c. 1900; one story frame with front facing gable with gable wing, addition to rear includes second gable abutted to original gable wing and front facing two story gable, original porch enclosed and full length porch added c. 1930, vinyl siding. 159. 304 N. Indian Street: c. 1900; two story frame, front facing gable, hipped one story extension at side, hipped porch across front supported by heavy brick columns, interior chimney, wood shingle siding. 168. 304 N. Water Street; c. 1935; one story frame, front facing gable with gabled porch. 172. 307 N. Main Street: c. 1900; two story frame, hipped roof with offset gable, hipped porch across front supported by turned porch supports. Modern one story office building at side, asbestos siding. 173. 305 N. Main Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame, side facing gable with centered shed dormer, inset porch supported by tapered columns on brick piers, simulated stone siding. 174. 301 N. Main Street-- 100 W. Third Street: c. 1920; one story bungalow, multigabled, palladian windows in gable, porches supported by heavy brick columns. Former dwelling adapted for commercial purposes by additions to original building. 187. 311 N. Broad St.; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with front facing gable roof and front facing gabled porch supported by tapered wood columns on brick piers, asbestos siding. 193. 305 E. Third Street; c. 1920; frame bungalow with front facing gable, "airplane" dormer with front facing gable roof, offset front facing gabled porch supported by two square wooden columns, aluminum siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Wo 1024-0018 *3"ffi' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______item number 7______Page 30_____ 196. 305 N. Cave Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset front facing gabled porch supported by two heavy square brick columns, triangular braces and exposed rafter tails, asbestos siding. 197. 31-0 E. Second Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, with front facing gabled porch supported by two square columns on brick piers, aluminum siding. 199. 306 E. Third Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow shed dormer, inset porch, supported by four square columns, aluminum siding. 200. 304 E. Third Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, gable roof, offset gabled porch with two square wood columns on brick piers, porte cochere to side, aluminum siding. 201. 302 E. Third Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, front facing gable roof with offset gabled porch supported by square wooden columns on brick piers. 204. 302 N. Cave Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side facing hipped roof with offset hipped porch, original columns replaced with wrought iron braces resting on original brick piers, aluminum siding. 207. 309 N.-High Street: c. 1890; one and one-half story brick veneered, side facing gable roof with gable ell, and hipped extension with centered shed dormer. 215. 211 N. Hqok Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof with centered shed porch, centered ridge chimney. Original mill workers house for Ware Brothers Mill. 216. 2&9 N. Hook Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable with shed porch across front, centered ridge chimney. Original mill workers house. 217. 207 N. Hook Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable, large shed porch across front extending into carport at side. Original mill workers house. 218. 205 N. Hook Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, inset porch shed extension at rear. Original mill workers house. 226. 407 W. Third Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable with gable extension at rear, shed porch across front with four tapered supports on brick piers, centered ridge chimney, aluminum siding. 228B 203 N. Jefferson: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, inset porch supported by tapered columns on stone piers, triangular braces, asbestos siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No . 10 24-0018 £J"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 31_____ 230. 406 W. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, asbestos siding. 235. 305 W. Third Street; c. 1890; two story frame, hipped roof with center gable over center bay, hipped porch extends across three bay front, exterior covered with synthetic siding. 242. 204 N. Indian: Street; c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped gable front with wing, shed porch inside L, aluminum. 245. 204 W. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped gable front and wing, shed porch across front supported by decorative iron braces, vinyl siding. 255. 204 N. Bickson Street; c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gables, hipped porch across front, vinyl siding. 262. 301 E^ Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset front facing gabled porch over entrance supported by heavy square columns, aluminum siding. 263. 303 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house with front facing gable and gabled wing with small shed dormer, aluminum siding. 264. 305 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with gabled wing, partially enclosed porch across front, aluminum siding. 266. 309 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, with front facing gable and side facing gable wing, shed porch, partially enclosed, aluminum siding. 271. 206 -Nw - Br&ad Street; c. 1890; one story, brick veneered with pyramidal roof, hip extension at front with bay window. 275. 401-E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story bungalow, with front facing gable, porch across front extending into gabled carport. 276. 403 Ei 'Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, L shaped house, front facing gable with gable wing, small gable cover in L over entrance, shed extension at side, vinyl siding. 281. 501 E. Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story frame with hipped roof with offset front facing gable and side gable, porch across front suppported by heavy square columns, vinyl siding. 283. 50-5 E^ F our th- Street; c. 1900; one story frame, hipped roof with projecting gables at front and side, shed porch across front, vinyl siding. 287. 506 E. Third Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with cross gable, hipped porch across front with four heavy brick supports, vinyl siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 G*"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number 7 Page 32 291. 708 E. Third Street: c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof, inset porch, decorative iron porch supports, wide eaves with exposed rafters. 293. 703 E. Fourth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gabled porch with decorative iron supports on brick piers, aluminum siding. 294. 705 E* Fourth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable on hip, porch across front with four supports, vinyl siding. 299. 600 Wi, Fifth Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, shed porch across front, exposed rafters, interior chimneys, centered gable dormer added c. 1930, asbestos siding. Original workers house for Ware Brothers Mill. 301. 604 W. Fifth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, shed porch with centered gable across front extends into gable porte cochere, supported by tapered columns on brick piers, gabled extension at rear, centered interior chimney, asbestos siding. Original workers house for Ware Brothers Mill. 328. Ill E. Fift~fa Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, centered shed dormer, inset porch supported by decorative iron braces. 333. 102 Ni -Dickson Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable roof with centered shed dormer, inset porch with tapered porch supports on brick piers, a lum inum s i d ing. 349. 400 Ei Fourth Street: c. 1890; one story frame with high hipped roof, secondary projecting hip with gable over projecting cutaway bay, hipped dormers, roof line extends into porch which extends across front and side, transom and sidelights around door, vinyl siding. 351. 406 Ei Fourth Street; c. 1900; one story, hipped roof with projecting gable at front and side, shed porch across front, aluminum siding. 359. 1QO N. H-jgh Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable, hipped at rear, hipped porch across front supported by four heavy brick columns, exposed roof beams, vinyl siding. 361. 505 E. Fifth Street: c. 1910; one story frame, L shape with front facing gable with gable wing, hipped porch in L, with turned supports, vinyl siding. 364. 506 E. Fourt h S t r e e t: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with centered gable, gabled entry porch, two story extension at rear, aluminum siding. 365. 504 E. Fourth Street: c. 1930; one story frame with front facing gable with lower offset front facing gable, gabled carport at side, vinyl siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Wo 1024-0018 **^ Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 33_____ 370. 608 E. Fourth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story bungalow, front facing gable roof with shed dormer on each side, hipped porch across half front with brick supports, brick veneered. 378. 7Oft E. Fourth Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset front facing gabled porch with two heavy brick end supports and two smaller interior wood supports, aluminum siding. 387. 103 N. Mulberry Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, offset shed porch, aluminum siding. 391. 104 S. West Street: c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable with centered dormer, full length porch missing two of four tapered columns, synthetic siding. 396. 606 W. Sixth-Street: c. 1890; one story frame, side facing gable with shed porch supported by tapered wood columns on brick piers, c. 1920, shed addition at rear, exterior chimney, asbestos siding. 398. 600 W^ Six-th-Street; c. 1920; one story frame, side facing gable roof with inset porch supported by four brick columns, gabled porte cochere to side, triangular brackets, vinyl siding. 399. 104 S. Hook Street: c. 1910; one story frame, hipped roof with front facing gable and lower side gable, inset porch supported by wood columns on brick piers, vinyl siding. 401. 102 S. Btook Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side gable roof, hipped porch supported by four stone columns c. 1930; gable extension at rear, centered interior chimney, asbestos siding. Original mill worker cottage for Ware Brothers Mill. 406. 504 W. Sixth Street: c. 1920; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch across front, aluminum siding. 407. 5fr2 W. Sixth Street: c, 1920; one story frame bungalow, front facing gable with offset gabled porch supported by two heavy columns, centered cross gable dormer, simulated stone siding. 409. 511 W. Fifth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with side facing gable wing, shed porch across front, asbestos siding. 413. 101 S. Milton Street: c. 1900; one story front facing gable with gabled wing, porch supported by two brick columns, asbestos siding. 415. 406 W^ Sixtfa-Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell, gabled extension at rear, hipped porch, supported by two heavy brick columns, vinyl siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No . 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 34_____ 417. 402 W* Sixth Street: c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side facing gable with offset front facing gable, inset porch supported by two brick columns, triangular braces and two interior chimneys, vinyl siding. 418. 102 -S.- J e f f e rs-otr -S t r e e t: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with offset gable, shed porch across front, exterior chimney, vinyl siding. 422. 105 S. Jefferson Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow with cross gables, porch extends across front and side and is supported by columns grouped by twos on brick piers, triangular braces under eaves, vinyl siding. 424. 306 W.Sixtfr Street: c. 1890; one story frame, hipped roof with cross gables, wraparound porch, column capitals, synthetic siding. 426. 302 Wi Sixtfr -Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow with side facing gable with small centered gable, inset porch supported by four heavy brick columns, transom and skylights around door, synthetic siding. 434. 205 W. Fifth--Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch supported by tapered columns on brick piers, asbestos siding. 435. H3 W* Fifth Street: c. 1925; one story brick commercial building, original facade covered with metal store sign. 443. 1-14 S * Main Stxee t - {Tustmmbia Drugs) : two story brick commercial building covered with aluminum facade. 446. 108 S. Main Street; c. 1900; three story brick commercial building with aluminum store front covering original facade. 490. 103 S. High-Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable roof with hipped porch across front supported by four tapered columns on brick piers, three bay front, vinyl siding. 495. 512 E;. Fifth- Street: c. 1895; one story frame, high hipped roof with projecting gable at front and side, hipped porch across front and side with classic columns on brick piers, vinyl siding. 518. 901 E. Six-th- Street: c. 1930; one story frame, front facing gable with lower projecting gable at side, projecting gable at front with bay window. 523. 1011 Ev Sixth Street: c. 1935; one and one-half story, frame. 527. 200 S i Milton Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame bungalow, side facing gable roof with gabled dormer and front facing gabled porch supported by two wood columns on brick piers, shed extension at rear, exposed rafter tails, vinyl siding. NPSForm 10-900-a OMB Wo 10 24-0018 C"^' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______item number 7______Page 35_____ 528. 204 Si Milton Street; c. 1900; one story frame, front facing gable with gabled wing, hipped porch supported by decorative wrought iron across front, corbeled interior chimneys, asbestos siding. 529. 208 S. Milton Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame, front facing gable roof with centered gable dormer, full length porch supported by four heavy brick columns, exterior chimney, asbestos siding. 533. 407 Wv Sixth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, gable roof, aluminum siding. 535. 207 S.-Milton Street: c. 1910; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch across front, columns replaced by decorative wrought iron braces, asbestos siding. 536. 209 5* Milton -Street: c. 1910; one story frame hipped roof with centered front facing gabled porch supported by two heavy brick columns c. 1920, three bay front, aluminum siding 544. 405 W. Seventh Street: c. 1920; one story, gable roof with enclosed porch. 549. 305 S. Jeffersxm Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable roof, shed extension at rear and shed porch supported by posts on brick piers across front, asbestos siding. 550. 303 S. Jefferson Street: c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable roof with gabled extension at rear, shed porch across front, asbestos siding. 551. 301 S i- -Jefferson Street; c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable roof with gabled dormer, inset porch supported by four tapered wood columns on brick piers, triangular braces under eaves, asbestos siding. 554. 307 -Wi Sixth Street; c. 1900; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable ell, six narrow windows, grouped by twos across front. 560. 510 E. - S ixtfa-Street: c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable with front facing gable wing and centered gable at peak of roof, gable wing at rear, hipped porch across front supported by brick columns, vinyl siding. 575. 802 E. Sixth Street: c. 1900; one story frame, steep pitched gable front and wing, small enclosed shed entrance in L, exterior chimney on gable wall, gable wing at rear, vinyl siding. 577. 205 S^ Mulberry Street; c. 1930; one story frame bungalow with side facing gable roof with centered gabled dormer, shed porch supported by square columns on brick piers, enclosed gable porta cochere at side, vinyl siding. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 1024-0018 <3'82' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory — Nomination Form Continuation sheet ______Item number 7 ______Page 36 _____ 578. 207 S* Mulberry -Street: c. 1920; one story frame bungalow, side facing gable roof with large centered gabled porch supported by tapered columns on brick piers, shed extension at rear, triangular braces in eaves of porch gable, vinyl siding. 590. 700 E. Seventh Street; c. 1900; two story frame, hipped roof with front facing gable and gable wing at rear, bay windows in two story colonial revival porch. 598. >06 S. Mulberry Street; c. 1930; one story, aluminum siding with three shed dormers. 601. 305 S. Mulberry Street; c. 1930; one story, gable roof, enclosed porch supported by brick columns. 602. 809 E. Eighth Street; c. 1935; one story frame, asbestos siding. 603. 904 E. Seventh Street; c. 1910; one story frame, L shaped house with front facing gable and gable wing, shed porch in L, decorative iron porch supports, interior chimney at intersection of L and exterior chimney on gable wall, vinyl siding. 604. 1000 E. Seventh Street; c. 1920; one and one-half story frame, side facing clipped gable roof with centered front facing clip gable dormer, inset porch with tapered supports on brick piers, asbestos siding. 609. 700 E. Eighth Street; c. 1910; one story frame, side facing gable roof with front facing gabled porch. NPS Form 10-900-a QHB Wo 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 37_____ PROPERTIES THAT DO NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE TDSCUMBIA HISTORIC DISTRICT NON-CONTRIBUTING PROPERTIES 6A. 200 E. North Commons: c. 1950; one story concrete block field house for Desher Stadium. 7. 511 N. Main Street (Helen Keller Library): c. 1970; one story brick Library, hipped roof with centered gabled portico. 8. N. Water Street (Tennessee Valley Arts Center) ; c. 1973; one story brick, flat roof. 12. 500 W. First Street; c. 1980; one story frame apartment house, side gable roof. 18. 409 Almon Avenue: c. 1960; one story, side gable, frame and brick veneer, centered front facing gable. 34. 506-N. Jefferson Street: c. 1965; one story brick dwelling. 36. 504 N. Indian Street; c. 1952; two story brick dwelling. 42. 207 Almon Avenue: c. 1970; one story brick dwelling with side gable roof and offset gable over entrance. 43. 510 N. Water Street:; c. 1950; one story brick dwelling. 45. 108 W. First Street: c. 1945; one story frame, side facing gable with gable extension at side, arched cover over entrance. 52. 501-N. Dickson Street; c. 1960; two story brick apartment building. 54. 205 E. First Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable, small center porch supported by four small posts, aluminum siding. 55. 2-07 Ei. First Street: c. 1950; one story frame with gable roof and front facing gable wing, porch across front, asbestos siding. 56. 209 E. First Street; c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable roof, front facing gabled porch, flanked by smaller gable over entrance, asbestos siding. 57. 211 E. First Street; c. 1950; one story frame, side gable with center gable flanked by lower gable, asbestos siding. 60. 501 E-i Second Street; c. 1942; one story brick dwelling. 73. 2-10- E. First Street; c. 1950; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB Wo 102 4-0018 *3"82* Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number 7 Page 38 80. 400 N. Dickson Street: c. 1960; one story brick, side facing hipped roof. 82. 405-407 N. Dickson Street and HO E^ First Street: c. 1955; one story brick apartments with basement. 83. 401-N. Dickson Street: c. 1940; one story frame apartment building. 86. 105 E. Second Street: c. 1977; one story brick office building. 87. 400 N. Main Street (Gas Station): c. 1971; one story gas station. 90. 108 E. First Street; c. 1960; one story brick dwelling, side gable roof with larger gabled center section with porch. 92. 106-W. Second Street: c. 1950; one and one-half story brick dwelling. 93. 101 W. First Street 108. 304 W. Second Street: c. 1947; one story stone dwelling with inset porch supported by stone columns. 109. 306 W. Second Street: c. 1948; one story dwelling with asbestos siding. 110. 308 W. Second Street; c. 1940; one story dwelling with aluminum siding. 111. 310 Wi Second Street; c. 1942; one story dwelling with gable roof and aluminum siding. 112. 406 N. Jefferson Street: c. 1950; one story white stucco dwelling. 115. 401 W» First Street: c. 1960; one story brick, hipped roof with offset hipped porch supported by decorative wrought iron. 119. 408 W. Second Street; c. 1944; two story dwelling with brown asbestos siding. 121. 409 W. First Street: c. 1960; one story frame, front facing gable with cross gable, lower front facing gabled porch supported by decorative wrought iron braces. 126. 508 Wt Second Street: c. 1947; one and one-half story brick dwelling with hip and gable roof. NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No . 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 39_____ 128. 405 Ni Milton Street: c. 1940; one story frame with front facing gable roof with offset gabled porch supported by decorative wrought iron braces. Asbestos siding. 137. 302 N. Milton-Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side gable roof with small offset gable porch. 150. 34)4 -W* Third Street; c. 1940; heavily altered two story frame, front facing gable, inset porch supported by heavy columns, vinyl siding. 170. 105 Wi Second Street; c. 1960; one story frame, with side facing gable center section with two front facing gable wings. Attorney Offices. 171. 161 W. Second Street; c. 1940; one story stucco, two bay garage. 175. 304 N. Main Street (Carrol-l-'a Gulf); c. 1967; one story garage. 176. 300 N. Main Street (F. N. B. Drive-In Teller); c. 1968 177. 104 Ew Second Street; c. 1960; one story brick building with hipped roof. Law offices. 178. 110 E. Second Street (Nickalodean) ; c. 1850; one story log building altered for commercial purposes, originally two story moved from original site; side facing gable roof with inset porch. 179. 301 N. Dickson Street; c. 1972; two story brick office building. 180. Ill E. Third-Street (Professional -Building) ; c. 1970; two story commercial building, brick first floor and frame second, shallow mansard roof. 182. 304 N. Dickson Street; c. 1945; one story brick dwelling. 188. 204 Ei Second Street; c. 1954; one story brick dwelling with gable roof, inset porch. 194B 309-1/2 E. Third Street; c. 1950; two story frame garage apartment 195. 303 N. Cave Street; c. 1940; one story brick apartment. 202. 308 N*-Gave Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side gable roof, exterior chimney at front and carport at side. 205. 407 E^ Third Street; c. 1970; one story brick, side facing gable with centered gabled porch. 208. 404 Ew Second Street; c. 1955; one story frame, side facing gable with gable wing at rear. NPSForm 10-900-a QHB Wo 10 24-0018 **K' Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______item number 7______Page 40_____ 209. 500 E. Second Street: c. 1950; one story brick, front facing gable with lower front facing gabled porch supported by decorative iron braces. 210. 306 N. High S-treet; c. 1950; two story, brick veneered first floor, frame second, side facing gable roof, small gable cover over front entrance. 212. 503 E. Third Street: c. 1950; two story brick, hipped roof with center gable, gable cover over entrance. 213. 509 E. Third Street; c. 1960; one and one-half story brick, front facing gable, flat entry porch, 219. 6QO W* Fourth-Street: c. 1910; one and one-half story frame, side facing gable, extremely altered. 223 110 N. Hook Street: h. c. 1950; one story concrete block warehouse building, i. c. 1951; one story concrete block and metal warehouse building, j. c. 1950; one story concrete block and metal warehouse building, k. c. 1946; one story concrete block warehouse building. 224. 200 N* Milton Street; c. 1940; one story frame, front facing gable with front facing gabled porch, asbestos siding. 225. 409 W. Third Street; c. 1950; one story dwelling. 228A 283 N.- Jefferst>n Street; c. 1944; one story frame, front facing gable, three bay front. 229. 201 N. Jefferson Street: c. 1960; one story 231. 206 N. Jefferson Street: c. 1940; one story frame, front facing gable, concrete block foundation. 241. 207-W. Third Street: c. 1960; one story brick dwelling with hipped roof. 250B 210 N*- Main Street 251. 110- E * Th ir d S t r eet: c. 1961; one story brick residence. 269. 304 Ei. Third Street; c. 1950; one story frame, gable roof, small center gable, large interior chimney, offset porch over entrance, small wing at left side. 270. 302 E. Third Street: c. 1950; one story brick dwelling with gable roof, small inset porch. NI>S Form 10.900-a . OMB No. 1024-0018 Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 41_____ 272. 208 N. Broad Street: c. 1940; one story brick, front facing gable with large offset front facing gable, inset porch. 274. 206 N* Gave Street; c. 1970; one story frame, front facing gable with front facing gabled porch, gabled extension at side. 277. 407 E. Fourth Street: c. 1960; one story brick, side gable roof with offset gable. 279. 40fr E. Third Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side gable roof, large chimney at front, inset entrance. 284. 507 E. Fourth Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable, with shed porch. 288. 50& Ei Third Street: c. 1955; one story frame, front facing gable, inset entrance, carport at side. 297. 709 Ev Fourth Street; c. 1965; one and one-half story brick, side facing gable with lower gable wing. 300. 602 -W, Fifth Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side gable roof with front facing gable, hipped porch across front, asbestos siding. 303. 610 W. Fifth Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side gable with centered gable, enclosed garage, large chimney at side. 304. 402 W. Fifth Street; c. 1955; one story brick dwelling. 305. 300 W. Fifth Street; c. 1960: one story aluminum building. 306. 300 W. Fifth Street: c. 1965; one story concrete block. 310. 206 W. Fifth Street; c. 1940; one story block, front facing gable roof with small shed cover over porch, and shed extension at side. 312. 107- Nt Water Street (Western Ant-o- Store) : c. 1964; one story brick commercial building and warehouse. 313. 116 ^Wi Fifth Street (Colbert County Courthouse Annex); c. 1960; three story main building with one story extension to side. 314. 108 N. Water Street (Colbert CountY Health-Department) 316. 119 N. Main Street (Bank Independent); c. 1970; one story brick bank building. 320- 320A 114 N. Main Street (Central Bank. Tuscumbia Branch and G-.-3K- Drive-In tellers): c. 1970; one story brick bank building NPS Form 10-900-a OHB No . 10 24-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 42_____ 325. 103 E. Fifth-Street: c. 1940; one story brick commercial building. 327. 111A E. Fifth Street: c. 1950; one story brick commercial building. 329. 113 E. Fifth Street (Ideal Drugs): c. 1950; one story brick commercial building. 330. Ill N. Dick-son- Street (Tuscumfaia Church of Christ): c. 1960 336. 203 Ei Fifth Street; c. 1920; heavily altered, side facing gable with offset front facing gable, enclosed porch 338. 103 N. Broad Street: c. 1942; one story brick. 339. 103 N* Broad Street (Production Credit-Association): c. 1970; one story brick, hipped roof with shed porch supported by four columns. 340. 206 -Ei Fourth -Street; c. 1960; one story brick duplex with hipped roof and small gable covers over front entrance. 342. 301 Ew -Fifth Street; c. 1960; one story brick, hipped roof with small cover over front entrance. 347. 101 N. Cave Street; c. 1940; two story brick, side facing gable roof, Colonial Revival. 348A 401 E.- F i fth Street: c. 1960; one story brick, side facing gable with front facing gabled porch. 348. 405-407 E. Fifth Street; c. 1940; two story frame apartment building with side facing gable roof, hipped entrance porch. 363. 508 E. Fourth Street (Methodist Church) ; c. 1970; one story brick, front facing gable with full height stained glass over entrance. 375. 607 E. Fifth -Street; c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable with gable wing, small inset porch. 377. 103- N* LaFayette Street; c. 1940; one story frame, front facing gable with offset front facing gable porch. 381. 102 N. "LaFayette Street: c. 1940; two story frame with front facing gable with hipped porch supported by wood columns, one story stone porch. 384. 705 -E •. Fifth Street: c. 1940; one story frame, side facing gable with centered front facing gabled porch. 394. 607 W^ Fifth Street; c. 1910; one story frame, heavily altered with gabled porch with columns and modern addition. NFS Form 10-900-a OHB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Item number Page 43 395. 605 W. Fifth Street: c. 1950; one and one-half story brick, front facing gable with small entry cover. 397. 602 W. Sixth Street; c. 1900; Original house, front facing gable with gable wing, heavily altered with modern two story addition. 400. 104-1/2 S. Hook Street: c. 1950; two story frame apartment building, side gable roof, shed porch, exterior stairs to second flfoor, asbestos siding. 410. 509 W. Fifth Street: c. 1950; one story frame, front facing gable with lower offset gabled porch supported by decorative wrought iron braces, asbestos siding. 412. 505 W* Fifth Street: c. 1960; one story brick, side gable roof with offset front facing gable, shed porch at front supported by two large square columns. 420. 407 W. Fifth Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side gable roof and center front facing gable with smaller offset gable over front entrance, side gabled porch extending from side. 425. 304 W^ Sixth Street; c. 1960; one story frame, side gable roof with small offset shed porch, synthetic siding. 447. 106-S-. • Main Street: c. 1900; two story brick commercial building, facade heavily altered, 1972. 450. 101 W. Fifth Street: c. 1941; one story brick alley infill. 453. 101- S. Main Street (Firat National frank-of-Tuscumbia); c. 1953; two story brick bank building. 459. 109 E. Sixth Street: c. 1954; one story brick coffee shop. 461. 121 E. Sixth Street (Soutfatrust Bank); c. 1975; one story brick bank building. 462. IPS E. Fifth Street: c. 1954; one story brick commercial building. 463. 110 E.-Fifth Street: c. 1941; one story brick commercial building. 464. 112 E. Fifth-Street: c. 1937; one story brick commercial building. 465. 116-E. Fifth Street: c. 1945; two story brick commercial building, gutted by fire. 466. 118 E. Fifth Street (Hallos Pharmacy); c. 1954; one story brick alley infill. 467. 120 E. -Fifth &treet: c. 1900; two story, hipped roof with front facing gables, heavily altered 1944. PSForm10.900.a QAffl WQ 1024 _ 0018 Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 44_____ 473. 204 S. Main Street (Tuscumbia Filter Plant); c. 1950; one story brick. 480. 300 E. Fifth Street; c. 1955; one story frame, side gable roof, inset porch. 481. 303 • E.- S ix tfa Street; c. 1950; two story brick and frame apartment buildings, group of seven. 482. 304 Ei Fifth- Street; c. 1955; one story frame, side facing gable with two front facing gable ells. 483. 310 E* Fifth Street; c. 1955; one story brick, side facing gable with front facing gable flanking entrance. 485. 40fr Ei Fifth Street; c. 1960; one story brick, hipped roof with centered gabled entrance porch. 486. 402 Ei Fifth Street; c. 1960; brick, split level with two story main section with gambrel roof and lower one story section with gable roof. 490A l(H-l/2 s. High Street; c. 1940; two story frame garage apartment with hipped roof, exterior stairs. 492. 502--E. Fifth Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side facing gable roof with front facing gable wing, gable carport at side. 500. 600 E. Fifth Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side facing gable with gable wing. 503. 607 E* Sixth Street; c. 1950; one story brick, side facing gable with offset front facing gable and gabled entry porch. 534. 205 S * Milton Street; c. 1950; one story brick, front facing gable, hipped porch, partially enclosed across front. 538. 403 W. Sixt-fa Street; c. 1960; one story brick, side gable roof with large center gable section with porch. 540. 402 W. Seventh Street; c. 1930; one story dwelling, heavily altered 1975. 545. 400 W. Eighth Street; c. 1920; one story wooden frame, concrete foundation. 546. 402 W. Eighth Street; c. 1920; one story frame dwelling, concrete block foundation. 547. 403-W. Sixth Street; c. 1920; one story frame dwelling, heavily altered. 558. 500 Ei. Sixth Street; c. 1950; two story brick, side facing gable with pediment, small shed cover over entrance. NPS Form 10-900.8 owfl Wo 1024 _ OQ18 Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 7______Page 45_____ 562. 5. Wash ing ton-Street (Apartments): c. 1950; group of five two-story frame/asbestos siding covered apartment buildings. 564. 204 S. Washington Street: c. 1950; one story brick with hipped roof. 565. 204 S. LaFavette Street; c. 1952; one story brick 566. 210 S. Washington Street: c. 1950; one story frame with front facing gable and front facing gabled porch, exterior chimney on front. 571. 7O1 E. Seventh Street: c. 1960; one story brick with side facing gable roof and gabled entry porch, frame garage at side. 572. 703 -£. Seventh Street; c. 1960; one story brick, hipped roof with lower hipped wing. 573. 20B S. Mulberry Street; c. 1953; one story brick. 580. 209 S * Hickory Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable with small offset porch. 581. 207-S. flickorY-Street: c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable with small gable cover over side entrance, asbestos siding. 582. 265 S. Hickory Street; c. 1940; one story frame, front facing gable with small shed cover over front entrance, asbestos siding. 584. 902 E. Sixth Street: c. 1955; one story frame, side gable roof with inset entrance and inset carport at side. 587. H>02 Et Sixth Street; c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable roof with gable wing, small shed entrance cover. 591. 708 E* Seventh Street; c. 1950; one story frame, side facing gable with gabled entry porch. 592. 300 S. Mu-lberry Street; c. 1940; one story brick with gable roof. 593. 309 S. Washington Street: c. 1949; one story, white stucco. 594. 601 Ei Eighth Street; c. 1955; one story brick, cross gables with gable extension on side, offset gabled porch. 595. 60-5 E• •• Ejghfrfa Stre e t; c. 1955; one story brick with front facing gable with gable wing, enclosed gabled porch, gabled carport at rear. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Wo io24~0018 <*82' Expires 10-32-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______item number 1______Page 46_____ 596. 609 E. Eighth Street; c. 1975; one story brick and stone side facing gable 600. 604 ^S* Seventh Street; c. 1950; one story frame, front facing gable with hipped porch across front, decorative iron porch supports. 607. 600 E. Eighth Street; c. 1970; one story brick, side facing gable with front facing gabled porch, gabled carport extends from rear. NPS Form 10-900-a QHB Wo _ 1024-0018 G*"82) Expires 10-31-87 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Tuscumbia Historic District Item number 8______Page 1 domestic architecture in the district, is also found as well as a unique example of Carpenter Gothic. Late Victorian styles such as Queen Anne are also found although the majority of the houses from this period are the simple Folk Victorian type. The dis trict also contains a large and varied collection of early 20th century Bungalows which are representative of a major period of growth for Tuscumbia. The architecture found within the commercial area illustrates the town's development as a local commercial center from the late 1820's thru the early 1930's. The Morgan-Donilan Building, the state's oldest known commercial building, dating from 1825, as well as "Commercial Row" which dates from the 1830's, represent a period when Tuscumbia was one of the most im portant trade centers of the Tennessee Valley. Also exhibited in the commercial area is a fine collection of buildings that date from the late 1880's thru the early 1930's representing Tuscumbia's revival as a local trade center. These buildings include late Victorian period structures that display High Victorian treatment of store facades, early 20th century Commercial Brick, as well as examples of Beaux-Arts Classicism. Criterion A - Commerce The Tuscumbia Historic District is significant as an area trade center during the period from the 1830's thru the 1850's and as a local commercial center during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The 1830's thru the 1850's witnessed Tuscumbia's rise as an important trade center for the large area of the Tennessee Valley. This trade, based on cotton and made possible by the development of the earliest railroads in the state, created a period of economic growth for the commission merchants of Tuscumbia as goods were imported from New Orleans to be sold locally or to other markets in the Valley region. Beginning in the late 1880's, after a long period of severe economic depression following the Civil War, and continuing into the 1920's, Tuscumbia regained much of its importance as a local commercial center. This resurgence was the result of the industrial boom experienced by the neighboring city of Sheffield and the introduction of agricultural-based industries such as the Barton Agricultural Works and the Tuscumbia Oil Company into the city. These combined industries employed hundreds of workers from Tuscumbia and brought a new influx of capital into Tuscumbia that stimulated business and created growth in the commercial district. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-OO18 (3-82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Tuscumbia Historic District item number 8______Page 2_____ HISTORICAL SUMMARY Tuscumbia Historic District The first white settlers of Ococoposa, what would even become Tuscumbia, settled at the site of present day Spring Park in 1815. By 1817 the little village consisted of three houses, a mill and a store. In 1821 the name of the town was changed to Big Spring and then to Tuscumbia the following year. The first major immigration of white settlers into the Tuscumbia area began in the early 1820's primarily from the seaboard southern states of Virginia and Maryland. The early settlers constructed houses which utilized the folk house form with which they were accustomed; the Tide-water type cottage, which was most commonly a story-and-a-half struc ture with gable roof, dormer windows and prominent end chimneys. The 1820 f s and 1830's witnessed the development of the Tennessee Valley into one of the major cotton-producing areas of Alabama. Planters up river from Tuscumbia were at a severe disadvantage in shipping their cotton to market by river because of the un- navigable Muscle Shoals. In order to alleviate this problem, wealthy Valley planters, led by Benjamin Sherrod, initiated the construction of a railroad to bypass the Shoals. This railroad, the Tuscumbia, Courtland and Decatur, ran approximately forty-one miles from Market Street in Decatur to 5th Street in Tuscumbia and junctioned with the Tuscumbia Railroad, which ran approximately two miles from the center of the commercial area to Tuscumbia Landing. The completion of the Tuscumbia, Courtland and Decatur Railroad in 1834 opened, for planters above Tuscumbia, access to cotton markets in New Orleans via the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi Rivers by steamboat from Tuscumbia Landing. This thriving trade created a period of economic growth for the merchants of Tuscumbia as goods from New Orleans were brought in by steamer for sale to local residents, planters and farmers or for distribution to other markets in the Tennessee Valley area. The Tuscumbia, Courtland and Decatur Railroad fell victum to the Panic of 1837 and to high construction costs of approximately $5,000 per mile, and declared bankruptcy in 1837. The line continued to operate as the Tennessee Valley Railroad until it was acquired in 1851 by one of the most important railroads in the antebellum south, the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, for use as that line's principal route through north Alabama. During the 1840 f s soil exhaustion in the Valley caused many planters to immigrate to other, more fertile, cotton lands in other parts of Alabama as well as other southern states. This exodus resulted in a period of stagnation in the development of the area as large land holders, who had remained, increased their holdings by acquiring vacated tracts of land. An early reference to Tuscumbia is found in an entry from the diary of William Joseph Camp who came through the town on October 6, 1860 while traveling through north Alabama to Texas. "This morning we geared up and started on our journey. After about a mile, we came to Tuscumbia, which is a very old place, built in the old style. The fairgrounds were beautifully situated on a small creek..." The fairground noted by Camp was located at the present day Spring Park. This park has been used throughout its history as a fairground, exhibit area, meeting place, drill field for military units, and as a bivouac for federal troops during the Civil War. NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-OO18 (3-82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet Tuscumbia Historic District item number 8 Page 3 The Civil War brought great destruction to the Tennessee Valley as Federal and Confederate armies occupied the region several times. Captain Arthur Keller described the destruction in the Tuscumbia area. "There was no part of the South more completely devastated than was the beautiful Tennessee Valley. Tuscumbia was in the center of the fiery, desolating track of the armies of both sides. Large blocks of brick stores and many houses were destroyed and comdemned. Cavalry horses roamed at will through grounds that were formerly the pride of their owners." Tuscumbia was recovering from the devastation of war when it was again struck by disaster, this time from the forces of nature. On Sunday night, November 22, 1874 a killer tornado ripped through Tuscumbia. Captain Arthur Keller*s paper, The North Alabamian, described the disaster that had hit the town. "Over one-third of our town is laid in ruins...several large and elegant brick mansions and a large number of frame buildings were totally destroyed. Many buildings were also more or less injured. The fairground buildings and two mills were also destroyed...The amount of property destroyed is estimated at from $200,000 to $250,000...More than sixty houses being wrecked or destroyed." Tuscumbia 1 s depressed economy began to recover during the late 1880's and the 1890's as the town received beneficial effects from the industrial boom experienced by the new neighboring city of Sheffield. Other factors that contributed to Tuscumbia 1 s economic recovery were the introduction of agricultural-based industries such as the Barton Agricultural Works in 1898 and the construction of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad (now controlled by the Southern Railroad) car and locomotive repair shop in the Tuscumbia area in 1898. The combined industries located in the area employed hundreds of Tuscumbia residents and introduced new sources of revenue into the town's commercial area. The new-found revenue stimulated business and led to the resurgence of Tuscumbia as a local commercial center. During the last decade of the 19th century and the first decade of the 20th century, many new houses were built in Tuscumbia to meet the demands of the population. Many new modern services were introduced into the Tuscumbia area. These services included a street car line between Tuscumbia, Sheffield and Florence, a telephone exchange, electrical power system and a water system between Tuscumbia and Sheffield. The period from 1910 thru 1930 saw continuous development in both the residential and commercial areas. Tuscumbia gained a new agricultural-based industry during the period as the Tuscumbia Cotton Oil Company was founded. It was sold to Nicholas and William Ware who continued to operate the complex as a cotton oil factory and then expanded the operation in 1926 to include a fertilizer factory. Also during the period a major portion of the housing within the district was constructed, utilizing the bungalow-style, some of which used sandstone from local quaries in the construction. During the 1930's thru the early 1940's, development in Tuscumbia was effectively slowed because of the Great Depression. The major development during the period was the Works Progress Administration projects of Deshler Stadium in 1940 and Spring Park. NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (3-82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Continuation sheet______Item number 9______Page 1_____ 1) Cresap, Bernor. "The People at the Muscle Shoals," The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, Vol VII, 1979. 2) Culver, I. F. Alabama's Resources and Future Prospects 1897, Roberts and Sons, Birmingham 1897. 3) Eiland, Marie Futer. A History of Transportation in Alabama 1540-1860, Graduate Thesis, Alabama Polytechnical Institute, Auburn, AL August 1945. 4) Gamble, Robert. "Muscle Shoals Architecture"; Journal of Muscle Shoals History, Vol. X, 1983. 5) Keller, Arthur Henley. History of Tuscumbia, Alabama, Tennessee Valley Historical Society, 1981 reprint from Northern Alabama, Historical and Biographical, T. A. Deland and A. Davis Smith, 1888. 6) McDaniel, Mary Jane. "Our Heritage from the Land," The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, Vol. VII, 1979. 7) Owen, Thomas. History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, Vols. I & II, S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, IL, 1921. 8) Patterson, Ernest F. "Alabama's First Railroad," The Alabama Review, Vol. 9, #1, Jan. 1956. 9) Renfro, N. P., Jr. The Beginning of Railroads in Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Historical Studies, 4th series, Auburn, AL 1910. 10) Riley, B. F. Alabama As It Is; The Immigrants and Capitalists Guide Book, 2nd Edition. Constitution Publishing Co., Atlanta, GA 1888. 11) Sheridan, Richard. "Industrial Growth in the Shoals Area," The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, Vol. VII, 1979. 12) The Alabama Historical Quarterly, "From Tennessee To Texas - Through Alabama," The 1860 Diary of William Joseph Camp, Vol. 44, #1 & 2, Spring and Summer 1982, 13) Sanborn-Parris Insurance Maps - Tuscumbia, Alabama 1894, 1905, 1910, 1928. 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