NFS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84

United States Department off the Interior National Park Service For NFS utt only National Register of Historic Places received DEC I 2 1984 Inventory—Nomination Form date entered See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Type all entries—complete applicable sections______1. Name

historic Evergreen Historic District

and or common 2. Location Roughly bounded by N. Parkway, Kenilworth/Mclieah, Poplar street & number ^* Waticjns^plus--an ad4a*?e«%*^^ . N/A- not far publication Hiliirtit. Court fand Stonewall. city, town Memphis______N/A- vicinity of

state Tennessee code county ^Shelby code 157 3. Classification Category Ownership Status Present Use x district public •x occupied agriculture __ museum building(s) private x unoccupied x commercial _2Lpark structure x both x work in progress x educational y private residence site Public Acquisition Accessible __ entertainment x religious object 18/*- jn Process x yes: restricted government scientific being considered _x_ yes: unrestricted industrial transportation no military9 other: 4. Owner of Property

name Multiple Ownership

street & number

city, town N/A vicinity of state N/A 5. Location off Legal Description

courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Office of the Shelby County Registrar

street & number 160 N. Main

city, town Memphis state Tennessee 38103 6. Representation in Existing Surveys

X title N/A has this property been determined eligible? yes no date N/A N/A __ federal state county local depository for survey records N/A city, town N/A state N/A 7. Description

Condition Check one Check one _ x_ excellent deteriorated unaltered xoriginal site _ x-good ruins x altered moved date _x-fair unexposed

Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance Located approximately three miles east of downtown Memphis, Tennessee (pop. 667,150), the Evergreen Historic District is comprised of 1366 primarily residential buildings dating from the 1890*s to the 1930's. Although a majority of the residences are Bungalows and Four-Squares of brick, stone, and stucco, there are excellent examples of Colonial Revival, Beaux Arts, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival houses. Mostly constructed between 1902 and 1925, the buildings are mainly in excellent to good condition. Only 74 of the structures are non-contributing, primarily due to being less than fifty years old. The landscaping of the district gives the area a cohesive, lush character with large lots, deep and uniform set-backs, and mature trees and shrubs. Containing 53 blocks, the boundaries of the Evergreen Historic District are clearly distinguished by the tree-lined boulevard, North Parkway, by the city's Overton Park, by the major commercial artery. Poplar Avenue, and by the quiet residential street of N. Watkins, parallel to busy Cleveland Avenue. The district also cpntains an adjacent area of similar architecture and history, bounded by Poplar, Willett, Court, and Stonewall. Also included within the boundaries of the nominated neighborhood is the Stonewall Place Historic District, previously listed on the National Register in 1981. The historical development of the neighborhood is evident in the rows of small frame, one-story cottages on Watkins from the 1900's; the large stucco and brick residences on Overton Park Avenue in a variety of early-twentieth-century styles; and the multiple- story Tudor Revival apartment buildings on Poplar Avenue. As laid out at the turn of the century, the district's streets form a simple grid pattern with concrete curbs and side­ walks. Through the careful maintenance of its houses and wooden lots, the Evergreen area has retained its historical and architectural integrity to a very high degree. Forming the largest number of buildings in the district, the Bungalows and Four-Squares exhibit a wide variety of details, materials, and formal architectural influences. The Bungalows are commonly one-and-a-half story, brick buildings with low pitched gable roofs, wide eaves, and shed-roofed dormers, and with deep porches having battered piers of stone, brick, or wood. Like the Bungalows in the district, the Four-Squares illustrate the early- twentieth-century architectural concern with the clear and simple expression of material, form and function. The district's large residences in these two styles often show Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, and Mediterranean architectural details. In addition to Bungalows and Four-Squares, the Evergreen Historic District has outstanding local examples of houses designed principally in the Beaux Arts, Georgian Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival, and Mediterranean styles. Among the architecturally important non- residential buildings in the district are Snowden School (1910) in the Beaux Arts style and Trinity United Methodist Church (1925) in a late Gothic design. Under the direction of Janis Foster, an architectural survey of the Evergreen Historic District was conducted during 1983 and 1984 by volunteers from the neighborhood organization, Mid-Mem­ phis Neighborhood Association and by students of Professor Marius Carriere from Christian Brothers College. During the survey each building was inspected and researched to determine its importance to the district. Dr. Barbara Frankle researched and compiled the historical material for the nomination. The information was gathered at the Memphis Public Library and from interviews with past and present neighborhood residents and local historians. Informatior from the survey and historical research was used to determine the boundaries of the historical district. The nomination was edited by Lloyd Ostby. United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District Item number 7 _____Page 2

Inventory of Buildings in the District

Contributing structures (C) are significant in the historic and architectural development of the district, possess compatible design elements, and maintain the scale, use, and texture of the district. Non-contributing structures (NC) disrupt the scale and texture of the district or have little or no historic or architectural significance, Or are less than 50 years old. (Example: 1. 0000 Street. Style (c, 19xx), //stories; building material; roof style and details; porch details; doorway details; window details; other significant details. (G) or (NC)). Inventory numbers are keyed into tax map. 1. 191 Angelus. Colonial Revival (c. 1923), Two story; brick veneer; hipped tile roof arched front door with decorative surround and canopy; 4/1 windows with hoods. (C)

2. 195 Angelus, Colonial Revival (c. 1923), Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hipped roof; veranda; arched front door with sidelights; 6/1 windows with arched decorative brickwork; porte cochere, (G)

3. 201 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). Two stories; stucco and brick veneer; gable and jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

4. 204 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923), One and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted front door with multi-flighted side lights; multi-lighted double doors; porte cochere. (C) 5. 205 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer with stone trim; gable and jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers and balustrade; porte cochere. (C) 6. 208 Angelus. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1923). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer; gambrel roof; paneled front door with arched canopy and small vertical windows to each side of door; 6/6 windows with shutters. (G)

7. 209 Angelus. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hipped roof with hipped domer and bracketed eaves; front porch with carriage block; leaded glass in front door and side lights; 6/1 windows. (G)

8. 210-212 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; hipped roof with dormers; two story front porch with stone piers on first story, wooden posts and balustrade on second story; front door has transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C) NPS Forni 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 CWZ) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 3______

9. 219 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with carriage block; porte cochere. (C)

10. 225 Angelus. Bungalow (c 1923). Two stories; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof; front porch with carriage block; porte cochere. (C)

11. 226 Angelus. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; stucco veneer; gambrel roof; gabled front porch with Doric columns; front door with fan light and side lights; 8/1 windows with shutters; porte cochere. (C)

12. 229 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch; front door with multi-lighted side lights; 1/1 windows; porte cochere. (C)

13. 232 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof, front porch with brick piers. (C)

14. 233 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1924). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer; gabled roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; porte cochere, (C)

15. 238 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door, side lights, transom and windows have decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C)

16. 239 Angelus, Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; gable roof with palladian window in dormer; front porch with brick piers; front door has multi-flighted side lights, porte cochere. (C) 17. 243 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door and side lights have beveled gldss; 6/1 windows. (C) 18. 244 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers, porte cochere. (C) 19. 247 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

20. 250 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1922). One and a half stories; wood shingle veneer; gable roof with gabled dormers; small front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

21. 251 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1924). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers, front door and side lights, have multi-lights. (C)

22. 256 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with gabled dormers; small front porch with Doric columns. (C) NPS Form 10-9004 OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 4 _____

23. 257 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers, porte cochere. (G)

24. 262 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; screened front porch; porte cochere. (C)

25. 263 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; gable roof with dormers; screened front porch with stone piers; 6/1 windows. (C)

26. 267 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has side lights with decorative tracery; windows have decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C)

27. 268 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

28. 273 Angelus. English Cottage (c. 1923). One story, brick veneer; gable roof; aide porch with Doric columns; arched doorway with hood. (C)

29. 274 Angelus. Colonial Revival (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; small front porch with gabled portico and brick piers, one story sun porch; panelled door; 6/1 lights. (C)

30. 279 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). Two stories; stucco and brick veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights; porte cochere. (C)

31. 280-282 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; two story front porch; porte cochere. (C) 32. 286 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). Two stories; brick veneer; hip and gable roof; porte cochere. (C) 33. 287 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; 6/1 lights. (C) 291 Angelus. Vacant Lot.

34. 292 Angelus. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable and jerkinhead roof; verandah. (C)

300 Angelus through 364 Angelus. Vacant Lots.

35. 368 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights; 4/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

369 Angelus. Vacant Lot. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

377 Angelus. Vacant Lot.

37. 387 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers and wooden posts; front porch and side lights have multi-lights. (C)

38. 390 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with wooden posts. (C)

39. 393 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch, windows have decorative tracery. (C)

40. 394 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stone and stucco veneer; hipped roof with dormers; front porch; 1/1 lights. (C)

41. 397 Angelus. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1922). Two stories; aluminum siding veneer; complex hip roof; front porch with wooden posts and balustrade; front door has side lights. (C)

42. 398 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof; front porch with brick and wooden piers; 4/4 lights. (C)

43. 403 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; 6/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

44. 404 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; decorative half timber trim. (C) 45. 407 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable and jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers. (C) 46. 408 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C)

47. 413 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; screened front porch, porte cochere. (C)

48. 414 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; side lights and transom at front door; decorative half timber trim. (C)

49. 417 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; screened front porch; porte cochere, (C)

50. 418 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C) NFS Form 10-800* E*Pp 10-31- United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____ Item number 7 Page 6 51. 423 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1923). Two stories; aluminum siding veneer; gable roof with shed dormers; front porch with wrought iron supports; multi-lighted door; windows have decorative tracery. (C) 52. 424 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; screened front porch with brick piers. (C)

53. 427 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C) 54. 428 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; aluminum siding veneer; gable roof with dormers; enclosed front porch; porte cochere. (C)

55. 433 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and clapboard veneer; hipped roof with shed dormers; front porch with brick and wooden piers; windows have decorative tracery. (C)

56. 434 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; windows have decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C)

57. 437 Angelus. Bungalow (c, 1923), One and a half stories; stucco veneer; complex hip and gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers. (C)

58. 438 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stucco piers; front doorway has multi-lighted side lights and transom. (C)

59. 443-445 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable and jerkinhead; roof with dormers; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

60. 444 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923), One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with 4°rmers ; screened front porch. (C) 61. 447 Angelus. Vernacular (c. 1923), One and a half stories; aluminum siding veneer; hipped roof with dormers; screened front porch. (C) 62. 448 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; screened front porch. (C)

63. 453 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco and aluminum siding veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porched with paired wooden piers. (C)

64. 454 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable and jerkinhead roof; front porch with wooden piers; front doorway has transom; 15/1 lights. (C)

65. 458 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; two front doors, each with multi-lighted side lights. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____Item number 7______Page 7_____ 66. 459 Angelus. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; screened front porch; decorative half timber trim. (C)

67. 462 Angelus. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers. (C)

68. 189-191-193-195 N. Auburndale. Tudor Revival Apartment (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; tiled gable roof with dormers; small front porch at each entrance; multi-lighted front doors; 1/1 lights, decorative half timber trim. (C)

69. 190 N. Auburndale, Vernacular Apartment (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip tile roof with bracketed eaves and gabled dormers; arched doorway flanked by pilasters, stone door surround. (C)

70. 196 N. Auburndale. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with bracketed eaves and gabled dormers; recessed entry with gabled hood; multi-lighted casement windows. (C)

71. 201-203 N. Auburndale. Vernacular (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with gabled dormers; front porch. (C)

72. 202 N. Auburndale. Four-square (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; transom and side lights at front door; 1/1 lights. (C)

73. 206-208 N. Auburndale. Vernacular (c. 1925). .Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; two story front porch; first story entrance has segmented hood, second story entrance has double doors with multi-lights. (C)

74. 207 N. Auhnrndale. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch with arched entrance; double doors with multi-lights. (C)

75. 212 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted front door; 1/1 lights. (C)

76. 215 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; complex jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers. (C)

77. 218 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; front door has multi-lights; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

78. 220 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch; front door has side lights; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____Item number 7______Page 8_____ 79. 221 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1923). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer; complex gable roof; chimney located at center of front facade; front porch with brick piers. (C) 80. 225 N. Auburndale. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; hip tile roof with front gable; chimney with decorative brick work located at center of front facade; gabled portico and arched door­ way; diamond shaped lights on upper sash of double hung windows; decorative half timber trim. (C)

81. 228 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c, 1923), One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

82. 230 N. Auburndale; Bungalow (c. 1926), One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; 1/1 lights. (C)

83. 231 N. Auburndale, Bungalow (c, 1923), One.-iand a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

84. 233 N. Auburndale, Bungalow (e. 1923), One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; 4/1 lights. (C)

85. 236 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; hip rodif; front porch with wooden piers; 4/1 lights. (C)

86. 241 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 87. 242-246 N. Auburndale. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; front gable with Palladian window and shed dormer; 1/1 lights; decorative half timber trim; oriel window. (C) 88. 245 N. Auburndale. Bungalow (C. 1924). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch witli stone piers; 1/1 lights. (C)

89. 1662 Autumn. English Cottage (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof with central chimney; screened sunporch; gabled portico with arched brickwork over doorway; 6/6 lights. (C)

90. 1663 Autumn. Late Gothic Revival (c. 1911) , One story; t-shaped with rear addition; brick and stone veneer; brick woth is Flemish bond with glazed headers; hip roof and front gable; stained glass windows; buttresses. Formerly Evergreen Presbyterian Church, presently Overton Park Seventh Day Adventist Church. (C)

91. 1668 Autumn. Vernacular (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer; gable roof with central chimney; 6/6 lights. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a 0MB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____Item number 7______Page 9_____ 92. 1669 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1922). One and a half stories; clapboard veneer; gable roof; gabled portico with rectangular vent and paired Tuscan columns; 9/9 lights. (C)

93. 1677 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stucco and clap­ board veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; bracketed eaves; gabled porch with wrought iron supports; transom and side lights at entrance; 1/1 lights. (C)

94. 1678 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1906). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof; one story front porch with brick piers; arched doorway; paired windows on second story with one central light flanked by eight small lights; bi-partite window on first story with fanlight and segmental hood. (C)

95. 1681 Autumn. Bungalow (c. 1924), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with diamond shaped vent; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

96. 1684-1686 Autumn. Vernacular. (C, 1965). Two story; brick veneer; hip roof; central portico with simple pediment and side ligths; paired 6/6 lights on first and second stories. (NC)

97. 1685 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof; dormer with recessed window and balustrade; el-shaped front porch with brick piers; 6/1 tri-partite lights on second story; 1/1 lights on first story. (C)

98. 1688 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1906). Two and a half stories; stone and clapboard veneer exterior; hip roof; pedimented dormer with pilasters and 2/1 lights; bracketed eaves; front porch with wooden columns; 18/1 lights on second story. (C)

99. 1689-1691 Autumn. Vernacular (c. 1965). Two stories; brick and wood veneer; low-pitched gable roof. (NC)

100. 1694 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story porch with brick piers; entrance has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights; oriel window. (C)

101. 1695 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone and clapboard veneer exterior; hip roof with dormerj bracketed eaves; extended front and side poirches with with gabled entrance, wrought iron porch supports nad balustrade; entrance has transom and side lights; bay window on second story. (C)

102. 1701 Autumn. Four-square x (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof; projecting two story front porch with brick piers and wrought iron balustrade at second story; multi-lighted front door with transom and side lights. (C)

103. 1704 Autumn, Eclectic (c. 1929). Two and a half stories; brick veneer with stone quoins and trim; tile mansare roof; two story enclosed porch with arcade on first story; stone piers on second story; doorway with tile pediment; 8/1 lights. (C) NPS Forni 10-900-. OMB Mo. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____Item number 7______Rage 1°_____ 104. 1705 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half sotires; brick veneer; hip roof with gabled dormer; one story front porch with stone piers; entrance has multi-lighted transom and side lights; 9/1 lights. (C)

105. 1716 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stone and stucco veneer exterior with alternation courses of rusticated and smooth stone on first story, stucco on second story, hip roof with dormer; front porch with stone piers, entrance has transom; 4/1 lights. (C) 106. 1717 Autumn. English Cottage (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; complex gable roof with gabled dormer; projecting front porch with gabled portico; multi-lighted windows, (C)

107. 1722 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1924). Two and a half stories, brick veneer exterior; hip roof with eyebrow-type dormer; four sets of double doors on first story, main entrance has multi-lighted sidelights and bracketed canopy; four sets of 8/1 lights on second story. (C)

108. 1723 Autumn. English .Cottage (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with gabled dormers; screened sun porch; double doors with segmental arch awning; 6/1 lights. (C)

109. 1731 Autumn. Queen Anne (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard veneer exterior; complex roof, turret with dentilled cornice; wrap-around one-story porch with Ionic columns, arched windows with keystones. (C)

110. 1732 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves, one story front porch with wooden columns; 1/1 lights. (C) 111. 1733 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; clapboard veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with wooden piers; entrance has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) 112. 1734-1736 Autumn. Vernacular (c. 1965). One and a half stories; brick veaeer; gable roof. (NC)

113. 1737 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Tuscan columns and gabled portico; single lighted entrance has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

114. 1740 Autumn. Queen Anne Cottage (C. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard siding with fishscale siding on gables; mutli-gabled roof with gabled dormers; projecting front porch with Ionic columns; entrance has transom and side lights; tri-partite lights with leaded glass. (C)

115. 1741 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers, dentilled cornice; one story front porch with wooden piers that have Ionic capitals and Tuscan columns; pilasters on second story with Ionic capitals. (C) NFS Form 10-9004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District _____Item number 7______Page 11_____

116. 1746 Autumn. Expanded four-square (c. 1912). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; with stone quoins and lintels; complex hip roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; entrance has transom with side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) 117. 1747 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1911), Two and a half stories; brick and stone veneer; hip roof with hipped dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers and dentil trim; bay windows on second story; leaded glass window on front facade; stained glass window on eastern facade. (C)

118. 1752 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; multi-lighted double doors have transom and side lights; main entrance has portico with segmental arch; Tuscan columns; transom and side lights; 9/1 lights. (C)

119. 1753 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; stone veneer with alternating courses of smooth and rusticated;stone; hip roof with gabled dormer; lunette in gable; partially screened one story front porch with stone piers; front entrance has transom and side lights; two bay windows on second story front. (C)

120. 1757 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with two gabled dormers and one shed dormer; front porch has been removed although old photos show a one story front porch with brick piers, (C)

121. 1762 Autumn. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; projecting front porch with small gable and paired wooden piers on rusticated style foundations; entrance has transom and side lights; 6/1 lights, (C)

122. 1763 Autumn. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; one story screened front porch with bracketed eaves and Tuscan columns; bay window centrally located on second story. (C) 123. 1766 Autumn. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch withstone piers; entrance has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 9/1 lights. (C) 1767 Autumn. Vacant lot.

124. 1772 Autumn. Bungalow (c. 1921). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

1773 Autumn. Vacant lot.

1779 Autumn. Vacant lot.

125. 1780 Autumn. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gambrel roof with dormer; front door flanked by pilasters; 9/1 lights with shutters. (C) 1792-1840 Autumn. Vacant lots. NFS Form 10-900-. OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form Evergreen Continuation sheet Historic District_____ Item number 7 Page 12 126. 1856 Autumn. Georgian Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable tile roof; portico with pilasters and swan's neck pediment; 6/1 lights. (C)

127. 1865 Autumn. Vernacular (c. 1980). One and a half stories; brick veneer; wood shingle mansard roof; central front entrance. (NC)

128. 1873 Autumn. Georgian Revival (c. 1931). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; slate gable roof with gabled dormers; one story sunporch with balustrade at roof line; portico with swan's neck .pediment ; pilasters; multi- lighted fan light and side lights; 8/8 lights with shutters. (C)

129. 1882 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; brick veneer; hip roof with decorative chimney on front sfacade; one story sunporch; two sets of doubled doors; one set with segmental arch canopy; 6/1 lights on second story; triple windows with pergola on first story. (C)

130. 1883 Autumn. Beaux Art (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer; hip roof with front gable; chimney with applied decoration located on front facade; one story sunroom with 6/6 lights; arched multi-lighted entrance with segmental arch canopy and pilasters; 6/1 lights on second story; 6/1 windows on first story as well as three fixed 6-lighted windows with flower boxes; leaded windows located at center front on second story and side front on first story. (C)

131. 1886 Autumn. Beaux Art (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer; gabled roof with bracketed eaves; decorative chimney on front facade with applied decorations and turned columns with Corinthian capitals ; lighted entrance has decorative ironwork; pilasters with Corinthian capitals and a fan light; second story has multi- lighted bay window and 6/6 lights including two that have balconets, first story has three 6/6 lights with enriched cornice window heads. (C) 132. 1891 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1925), Two and a half stories; brick veneer; tile gable roof with shed dormer; one story sunporch with arhced multi-lighted windows; entrance has multi-lighted side lights and bracketed copper hood; second story has 6/1 lights with shutters as well as a casement with six lights at second story center; first story has two sets of multi-lighted double doors with decorative brick window heads. (C)

133. 1897 Autumn. Colonial Revival (c. 1970). One and a half stories; brick veneer j gable roof with front pediment; front porch with Tuscan columns} 8/8 lights with shutters . (NC)

134. 1910 Autumn. Tudor Revival (c, 1930). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; complex gable slate roof; field stone chimney; multi-lighted windows; decorative half timber trim. (C)

135. 1916 Autumn. Tudor Revival (c. 1930), Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; complex gable roof; leaded glass in front door; 6/6 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 136. 1919 Autumn. English Cottage (c. 1940). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof; 6/6 lights. (C) NFS Pom 10-9004 OMB No. 1024-0018

146. 220 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1924), One story; brick veneer; gable roof. (C) 147. 225 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch. (C) 148. 226 Avalon. Colonial Revival (c. 1926). Two stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; bracketed, gobled hood over front door. (C) , 231 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1912), Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; screened front porch; bay window on south facade. (C) . 232 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with triple posts. (C) 15Q. 237 Avalan. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior, hip roof with dormers; front porch with fieldstone piers; entrance has leaded glass in transom and side lights; palladian window, stained glass on south facade. (C) Ml* form 10-900* 0MB No. 1024-0018 O*» Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet QJ8 trict______Item number 7______page 14____

151 f 238 Avalon, Bungalow (c, 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers. (C)

152. 243-245 Avalon. Eclectic (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; two story front porch with arches; keystones; and stafte piers. (C)

153. 244 Avalon. Vernacular (c. 1970). Two stories; brick and wood siding veneer exterior; gable roof; arched windows. (NC)

154. 249 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; gable roof with dormers; small front porch. (C)

155. 250 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

156. 255 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

157. 256 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; and bracketed eaves; front porch. (C)

158. 261 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

159. 262 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch with fieldstone trim; entrance has transom. (C) 160. 266-268 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; b;rick veneer exterior; jerkinhead rood with dormers; front porch; entrance has mutli-lighted door, transom and side lights. (C) 161. 267 Avalon. English Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with arched, latticed dormers; arcaded front porch. (C) 273-378 Avalon. Vacant lots.

162. 387 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and decorative vent; front porch with Corinthian columns; arched doorway; stained glass window. (C)

163. 388 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1915). Brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; doorway with sidelights; stained glass window; (C)

164. 389 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1921). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers. (C) NFS Form 10-900-. OMB No. 1024-0018 E*P- »-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory — Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet p± a t r i c t ______Item number 7 Page 13

165. 390 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch; doorway with sidelights; stained glass windows. (C)

166. 393 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One story; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof. (C)

167. 394 Avalon. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; doorway with sidelights; stained glass window. (C)

168. 397 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a ;half stories ; stucco veneer; hip roof with dormers; arcaded front porch. (C)

169. 398 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex roof with dormer; front porch; doorway has transom and sidelights. (C) 170. 401 Avalon. Vernacular (c. 1922). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof; arched canopy over entrance. (C)

171. 404 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

172. 405 Avalon. Craftsman (c. 1915), Two and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch. (C)

173. 408 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

174. 413 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer; front porch, (C) 175. 414 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922) . One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with dormer; front porch. (C) 176. 417 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard with stucco exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch. (G),

177*. 418 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; asbestos shingle exterior with brick trim; gable roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

178. 423 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One story; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch. (C)

179. 424 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C)

180. 427 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and half stories; clapboard and stucco exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch. (C) NFS Form 104004 0MB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet D1 a trie t______Item number 7______Page 15____ 181. 428 Avalan. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; complex roof with dormer; front porch. (C) 182. 433 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard with stucco exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with eight columns. (C)

183. 434 Avalon. Bungalow (c.1925)» One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable and hip roof with dormers; front porch; decorative half timber trim. (C)

184. 437 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

185. 438 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers, (C)

186. 441-443 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1924). One story; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch. (C)

187. 444 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch. (C) 188. 447 Avalon. Bungalow (c, 1923). One story; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch; entrance has sidelights. (C)

189. 448 Avalon. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

190. 453 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with carriage block; entrance has Sidelights. (C) 191. 454 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

192. 457 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch; entrance has multi-lighted sidelights and transom. (C)

193. 458 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch. (C)

194. 463 Avalon. Bungalow (c. 1924). One story; brick veneer; hip roof; front porch with brick piers; applied decoration on front facade. (C)

195. 1660 Beard. Bungalow (c. 1911). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; front porch with stone piers; two sets of double doors with transoms; main entrance is single door with transom. (C) NPS Form 10-900-. 0MB No 10M-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form

Continuation sheet Pi a tr i c t______Item number 7____ Page 17 196. 1663 Beard. Four-square (c, 1912). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front;porch with wrought iron supports; entrance with leaded side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

197. 1666 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1906). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex galbe roof of diamond shaped shingles with dormers and vents; circular front porch with wrought .iron supports; windows have transoms. (C)

198. 1667-1669 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1909). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormer; front porch with square wooden supports. (C)

199. 1672 Beard. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormer; front porch; 12/1 lights, (C)

200. 1673 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1909). One and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with square wooden supports; entrance has sidelights; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

201. 1675-1677 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1906). One and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; gable roof with dormer windows and vents; circular front porch with Tuscan columns; entrance has transom; lights have dentil trim and transom. (C)

202. 1676 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1906). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with front gable that has a decorative vent and fishscale shingles; gabled dormer; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; entrance has transom; windows have dentil trim and leaded transoms. (C)

203. 1680 Beard. Queen Anne Cottage (c, 1924). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex gable roof, semi-circular niche in front gable; el-shaped front porch with wooden porch columns set on brick; entrance has side lights and transom. (C)

204. 1683 Beard. Colonial Revival (c. 1910). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front porch with Tuscan columns; entrance has .transom; 1/1 lights with shutters. (C)

205. 1687 Beard. Four-square (c. 1910), Two and a half stories; stone and clapboard veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with fluted columns; entrance has sidelights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

206. 1688 Beard. Four-square (c. 1910), Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormers; decorative vent in front gable; fromt porch with brick piers. (C) 0MB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet DJ a trie t______Item number 7______page IS_____ 207. 1692 Beard. Bungalow (c. 1907). One and a half stories; rustic wood exterior; gable roof with hipped dormers; el-shaped front porch with wooden columns; entrance has sidelights and transom. (C)

1693 Beard. Vacant lot.

208. 1696 Beard. Bungalow (c. 1910). One and a half stories; asbestos siding; complex hip roof; gabled dormer with Palladian window; el-shaped front porch with wood piers; entrance has sidelights and transom. (C)

1699-1703 Beard. Vacant lots. 209. 1704 Beard. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with cross gable; wrap-around front porch with Tuscan columns; standing- seam roof; entrance has fan light and transoms; 1/1 lights. (C) 210. 195 Buena Vista. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; complex gable roof with dormers; entrance has gabled portico with wooden posts; oriel window on second story; 6/6 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

211. 201 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1917). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story gabled front porch with stone piers; entrance has sidelights and transom; decorative half timber trim. (C)

212. 207 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with brick piers; entrance has transom; 9/1 lights; one story sunroom. (C) 213. 211 Buena Vista. Craftsman (c. 1913). Two- and a half stories; brick, stucco and stone veneer exterior; bellcast roof with dormer; front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted front door, sidelights and transom; 6/1 lights. (C)

214. 212 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled front porch with stone piers; entrance has transom. (C) 215. 215 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; el-shaped one story front porch with stone piers and balustrade. (C)

216. 216 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; door has multi-lights; casement windows have transoms. (C)

217. 220 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior hip roof with shed dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with paired wooden piers. (C) NPS FomHO-900* OMB Na 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______218. 223-225 BuenaVi&fca. Vernacular apartment (c. 1960). Two stories; brick and wood siding ; veneer exterior; gable roof; 6/6 lights with shutters. (NC)

219. 228 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex gable roof; front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lights. (C)

220. 231 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; entrance has multi-lighted tramson; porte cochere. (C)

221. 237 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one stpry front porch with stone piers; two bay windows on second story; porte cochere. (C)

222. 238 Buena Vista. Tudor Revival (c, 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; pedimented entrance with pilasters; oriel window; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C)

223. 243 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1914), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story, el-shaped front porch with brick piers; entrance has sidelights, (C) 224. 246 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

225. 247 Buena Vista. Four-square (c, 1913). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; entrance has sidelights and transoms; porte cochere. (C) 226. 253 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; screened front porch with brick piers; porte cochere, (C) 227. 254 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C) 228. 257 Buena Vista, Vernacular (c. 1921). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof; entrance, sidelights and transom has multi-lights; decorative trellices on front facade. (C)

229. 260 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; one story front porch with brick piers; porte cochere» (C)

230. 265 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with stone piers; windows on second story have decorative tracery. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______231. 270 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; entrance door; sidelights and transom have multi-lights; porte cochere. (C)

232. 271 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior ;with quoins; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

233. 275 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; double doors are louvered.

234. 276.Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch with wood and stone piers. (C)

235. 279 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913), Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone piers; entrance has sidelights and transom. (C)

236. 280 Buena Vista .Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; 6/1 lights. (C)

237. 285 Buena Vista, Four-square (c, 1919), TWO and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof and dormers; one story gabled front porch with stone piers; entrance has multi-lighted sidelights and transpom. (C)

238. 286 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1923). One-and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; door and sidelights have multi-lights. (C) 239. 289 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c, 1921), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story £ront porch with stone piers; door and sidelights have multi-lights. (C) 240. 290 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with jerkinhead roof and stone piers; entrance has multi-lighted sidelights. (C)

241. 295 Buena Vista. Four-square (c, 1916). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone quoins; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; entrance has multi-lighted sidelights and transom. (C)

242. 296 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1916), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; screened one story front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C) NFS Fom, 10.900-. Exp. 10-31-84

United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 21____ 243. 300 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex gable roof; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

244. 303 Buena Vista. Colonial Revival (c. 1921). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; porch with flat roof and fluted columns; entrance has leaded fan light; two 4/4 lights with leaded fanlights. (c) 245. 306 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick weneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

246. 311 Buena Vista. Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with arched dormer and bracketed eaves; entrance with segmental hood and columns; porte cochere. (C)

247. 315 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gabel roof; one story front porch with brick piers; decorative vent in porch gable; entrance has multi-flighted sidelights and transom, (C)

248. 321 Buena Vista. Vernacular (c. 1921). One story; brick veneer; hip roof; archway over door; 6/1 windows. (C)

249. 324 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim around windows and door; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone piers. (C))

250. 326 Buena Vista. English Cottage (c, 1927), Two stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with eyelid dormer, centrally located chimney; arched doorway; decorative half timber trim. (C) 251. 328 Buena Vista. Eclectic (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gambrel roof with dormer; doorway has segmental arch canopy with brackets; two sets of double doors with applied decoration over doorways. (C) 252. 329 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gambrel roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers, (C)

253. 333 Buena Vista. Colonial Revival (c. 1917). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with shed dormer; entrance has bracketed hood, multi-flighted sidelights and transom. (C)

254. 334 Buena Vista. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers, one story sun porch. (C)

255. 340 Buena Vista, English Cottage (c. 1926). One story; brick veneer; gable roof with chimney cnetrally located on front facade; front porches on each side of chimney; decorative half timber trim. (C) NPS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (3^2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ______Item number 7______Page 22____

256. 345 Buena Vista. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick and wooden piers; door, sidelights and transom have multi-lights; porte cochere. (C) 257. 346 Buena Vista. English Cottage (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; arched doorway with bracketed hood. (C)

258. 347 Buena Vista. English Cottage (c. 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with eyelid dormer; side porch; arched doorway; windows with diamond-shaped lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

259. 351 Buena Vista. Eclectic (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile gable roof; partial two story front porch; arched doorway with stone surround. (C)

260. 352 Buena Vista. English Cottage (c. 1927). One and a half stories; fieldstone and brick exterior; complex gable roof with stone chimney centrally located on front facade; front porch with brick piers; arched doorway; windows with diamond- shaped lights. (C)

261. 1662 Carruthers. Four-square (c, 1912).. Two and a half stories; stucco and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with wooden piers; entrance has transom; 1/1 lights, (C)

262. 1663 Carruthers. Dutch Colonial Revival (c, 1915). Two stories; stucco and wood shingle veneer exterior; gambrel roof with dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; entrance has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

263. 1667 Carruthers. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex roof; el^shaped front pprch with Tuscan columns; entrance has side lights nad transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 264. 1670 Carruthers. Vernacular Cottage•'(

265. 1672 Carruthers. Eour-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard and stone veneer exteripr; hip roof with gabled dormers; front porch with fluted columns, door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

266. 1673 Carruthers. Georgian Revival (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with gable dormer; Palladian window, bracketed eaves; pedimented doorway with dentil trim and pilasters; 6/6 lights with lintels, shutters. (C)

267. 1677 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1910). Tow and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dipped dormer and Palladian window; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has leaded side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) NFS Form 10-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory — Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District Item number 7 ______Page 23 ____ 268. 1680 Carruthers. Expanded Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; bulls-^eye window; front porch with fluted Ionic columns; front door has side lights and transom. (C)

269. 1683 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers; front door has beveled glass; 1/1 lights. (C)

270. 1687 Carruthers. Georgian Revival (c, 1916). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; terrace; paneled door with decorative wooden fan- shaped pediment; multi- lighted side lights; pilasters; two sets of double doors with transoms; 6/9 lights. (C)

271. 1688 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; stone veneer; hip roof with hipped dormers; partial front porch with stone piers; front door has fan lights. (C)

272. 1691 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1908), Two and a half stories 5 brick veneer exterior, hip roof with hipped dormer and turret; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

273. 1692 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1906). Two and a half stories; concrete block veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with wooden piers; doorway has transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 274. 1696 Carruthers. Four-square (c, 1910), Two and a half stories; concrete block veneer exterior with quoins; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with fluted columns; door has side lights nad transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

275. 1697 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; front door with leaded side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 276. 1703 Carruthers. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; bracketed eaves; el^shaped front porch with brick piers; door, side lights and transom have oval-shaped beveled glass; 1/1 lights. (C)

1704 Carruthers. Vacant lots.

1716 Carruthers. Vacant lots.

277. 1717 Carruthers. Colonial Revival (c. 1925). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof with front gable; two story front porch,, screened on the second story; doorway has bracketed hood; multi- lighted transom; 9/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) NPS Font, 10-900-. ^{cHSMW 0018

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7 Page 24 278. 1722 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1926). One and a half stories; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers; front door has side lights and transom. (C) 279. 1723 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1928). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable and hip roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; stone chimney with two chimney pots; decorative half timber trim. (C) 280. 1726-1728 Carruthers. Vernacular (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with vents; two front porches with wrought iron supports. (C)

281. 1727 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers. (C)

282. 1732 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1926), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; cross gable roof; front porch with brick piers; one single front door and one double front door; 1/1 lights. (C) 283. 1733-1735 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; 9/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 284. 1736 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

285. 1737 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1925), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof partially enclosed front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C) 286. 1742 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1925), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; 9/1 lights, porte cochere. (C) 287. 1743 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights. (C) 288. 1746 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

289. 1747 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1925), One and a half storiesj brick yeneer exterior; gable roof with decorative vents; front porch with brick piers; front door and side lights have multi-lights, (C)

290. 1752 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1926). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed dormer; front porch; front door has multi- lighted side lights. (C) NFS Fom, 10400-. ™* *> .I02*'0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Dj a t r ic t ______Item number 7______Page 25____ 291. 1753 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has side lights. (C) 292. 1756 Carruthers. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; front door has side lights. (C)

293. 1757 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1925), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers. (C)

294. 1762 Carruthers. Bungalow (c. 1927). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof with latticed vents in dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C)

295. 1763 Carruthers. English Cottage (c. 1929). One and a half stories; brick veneer with fieldstone . chimney and door surround; complex gable roof with dormers and vents; 6/6 lights. (C)

296. 71 Clark Place. Bungalow (c, 1924), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stucco and brick piers.

297. 72 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with balcony; double door; 9/1 lights. (C)

298. 75 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; double doors with transom. (C)

299. 76 Clark Place. Bunglow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; galbe roof with gabled dormer; front porch with wooden piers ; multi- lighted casement windows. (C)

300. 79 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1923) . One and a half stories; brick, stone and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; double door with transom. (C) 301. 80 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with dormer; gabled front porch with brick piers. (C)

302. 86 Clark Place. Vernacular (c. 1955). One story; brick veneer; gable roof; gabled portico with wrought iron supports, (NC)

303. 87-89 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with shed dormer; one story front porch with wooden pie-s. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (W2) Exp. 10-31-84

National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Pi s tri c t______Item number 7______Page 26____ 304. 91 Clark Place. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with two gabled dormers; one story front porch with shed roof with brick piers; decorative half timber trim. (C) 305. 94 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1930). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch with brick piers. (C) 306. 98 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1930), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with diamond shaped vent in front gable; front porch with brick piers; 3/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 307. 99 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stoires; brick, stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; front porch with stone piers; entrance with multi-lighted side lights and transom, (C) 308. 102 Clark Place. Bungalow (c, 1930), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch with brick piers; 3/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 309. 105 Clark Place. Tudor Revival (c, 1922), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; front porch; front door with relieving arch and keystone; multi-lighted side lights. (C) 310. 108 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stoires; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with jerinhead dormer and bracketed eaves; front door has side lights and transom. (C) 311. 109 Clark Place, Colonial Revival (c. 193Q). One and a half stories; stucco and wood shingle veneer; gable roof with three eyelid dormers; front porch with stucco piers and segmental arch canopy; front .door has multi-lighted fan light; 9/1 lights. (C)

312. 112 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1930)« One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with dormer; front porch with wrought iron supports; 6/1 lights. (C)

313. 115 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1930), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with bracketed eaves, dormer; front porch with brick piers; casement windows. (C)

314. 118 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormer projecting at center of front facade; one story front porch with gabled portico and dentils, brick piers; multi-lighted front door and transom; multi-lighted windows; decorative brickwork. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

315. 121 Clark Place. Four-square (c.1930). Two and a half stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with curvilinear gabled dormer; bracketed eaves; ona story front porch with stone piers; one story sunroom with mansard roof; rusticated stone* window and door surrounds. (C)

316. 124 Clark Place. Colonial Revival. (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with shed dormer; dentils; front terrace with stone balustrade; bracketed, gabled portico, double doors. (C) NFS Form 10-9004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (3«Q Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7______Page 28_____ 317. 127 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; stone veneer with alternating courses of rusticated and smooth stone; hip roof with hipped dormer; front and side porches with tudor arches; stone piers; front door with transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

318. 130-132 Clark Place. Bungalow (c. 1940). One story; brick veneer; gable roof; gabled front porch and. side porch with brick piers. (NC)

319. 131 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1925). Two and a half stories; stone veneer with alternating courses of rusticated and smooth stone; hip roof with hipped dormersj bracketed eaves; front porch with gabled portico, stone Tuscan columns, stone balustrade; two front doors with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

320. 136-138 Clark Place. Vernacular (1950), One and a half storias; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable with multi-flighted window; front porch with wrought iron supports; 6/6 and 8/8 lights with shutters. (NC)

321. 139 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip with gable, gabled dormers with pentagon shaped window in dormers; bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; tudor arch and curvilinear gable; multi- lighted door and transom; 6/1 lights. (C)

322. 142 Clark Place. Tudor Revival (c, 1930), Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; hip roofwith gable and gabled dormerj arched door with diamond->shaped lights in side lights; stone door surround; 3/1 lights; oriel window with diamond- shaped lights. (C)

323. 143 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1930), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof of tile with gabled dormers; one story front porch with brick piers; screened; front door has side lights and transom; 1/1 windows arranded in three's. (C) 324. 148 Clark Place. Mediterranean (c, 1924). Two stories; stucco veneer; hip roof with bracketed eaves; two first floor doorways with multi-lights, fan lights, stone door surrounds andpilasters; one second story door with bracketed lintel and balcony; 3 light casement windows; second story windows have decorative sills, first story windows have bracketed lintels. (C)

325. 149 Clark Place. Four-square (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; stone veneer with alternating courses of rusticated and smooth stone; hip roof with bracketed eaves; dormer windows; one story front porch with stone piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

326. 155 Clark PLace. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1965). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof. (NC) NPS Form 10-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 O*2> Exp. 10-31-84

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327. 156 Clark place. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1965). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof j iron exterior stairways; picture windows. (NC)

328. 162 Clark Place, Vernacular Apartment (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story porch on each side of front doorway; front door has bracketed canopy. (C)

329. 166 Clark Place. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story porch on each side of front doorway; front door has bracketed canopy. (C)

330. 172 Clark Place. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story porch on each side of front doorway; front door has bracketed canopy. (C)

331. 176 Clark Place. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story porch on each side of front doorway; front door has bracketed canopy. (C) 332. 180 Clark Place. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story porch on each side of front door­ way; front door has bracketed canopy. (C)

333. 1482 Court, Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick and asbestos siding veneer exterior; bellcast hip roof with front gable; one story front porch with brick piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; windows have multi-lights. (C)

334. 1483 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; el-shaped one story front porch with Ionic columns; gabled portico and bracketed cornice; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 335. 1486 Court. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; complex gambrel roof; front porch with stucco piers; multi-lighted door; multi-lighted windows. (C)

336. 1489 Court. Craftsman (c. 1910). Tow and a half stories; second story is shingled, first stone is stone veneer; hip roof with front gable; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; front door has leaded transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

337. 1492 Court. Tudor Revival (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer and front gable; el-shaped front porch with front gable; triple wooden piers; tudor arches; modillions; windows on second story have diamond-shaped lights, windows on first story are 1/1 lights. (C)

338. 1493 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer, front gable with fish-scale shingle trim; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; front door has leaded transom; beveled side lights; bay window on first story of front facade; 1/1 lights. (C) NPS Form 1*900-. OMB Np. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form JSvergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7 Page 30 339. 1497 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and stone veneer exterior; bellcast hip roof with dormers; modillions and dentils; one story gabled front porch with paired Tuscan columns and stone balustrade; door and side lights have multi-lights; 6/1 lights. (C)

340. 1500 Court. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer and bracketed eaves; Pall adian window; el-shaped one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has sidelights and trans:om; 1/1 lights arranged in pairs with shutters. (C)

341. 1501 Court. Four-square (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding and brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

342. 1507 Court. Mission (c. 1925). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; cross-gable tile roof with flat roof on rear wing} pent roof over doorway; terrace; double doors on first and second stories; arched winodws on first story; 2/2 lights on first story. (C)

1511 Court. Vacant lot.

343. 1512 Court. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1965). Two stories; brick veneer and wood siding exterior; flat roof; 2/2 aluminum windows, (NC)

344. 1517 Court. Four-square (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with front gable and Palladian window; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has leaded transom and plain side lights; 1/1 lights, (C)

345. 1519 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; turret; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has leaded side lights and transom; 1/1 lights, window in front gable has diamond-shaped lights. (C)

1520 Court. Vacant lot.

346. 1521 Court. Vernacular (c. 1922). One and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; gable roof; screened front porch; 6/6 lights. (C)

347. 1526 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer and hipped dormer; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

348. 1528 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; pyramidal roof with gabled dormer; one story porch, partially screened; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) NPS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet D±atrie t______Item number 7______Page 31____ 349. 1531 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights, (C)

350. 1536 Court. Vernacular (c. 1926). One story; clapboard exterior; jerfcinhead roof; front and side porches with paired wooden piers; door, and sidelights have multi-lights; 9/1 lights. (C)

1537 Court. Parking lot.

1541 Court. Parking lot.

351. 1544 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has fan light; 1/1 lights. (C) 1547 Court. Parking lot.

352. 1550 Court. Four-square (c. 1907). Twa and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; wrap-around, one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has transom; singled lighted window with transom; 1/1 lights. (C) - L 1551 Court. Parking lot.

353. 1555 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has aide lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

354. 1556 Court. Four-square (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; gabled projecting bay on side; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

355. 1559 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with front gable; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has leaded transom and plain sidelights; 1/1 lights; bay windows on first floor side front. (C) 356. 1567 Court. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1910). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; steep gable roof with front gable and Palladian windows; one story front porch with paired wooden piers; door has transom; 6/1 lights. (C)

357. 1571 Court. Vernacular (c, 1910). Two stoires; aluminum siding exterior; flat roof; one story front porch with paired Tuscan columns; two entrances with side lights and transoms; two doors on second story with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

358. 1577 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; pedimented roof with paired 20/1 lights; dentil trim; one story front porch with dentils and Ionic columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) NPS Form 10-9004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84

National Register of Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form Historic Continuation sheet pja trie t______Item number 7 Page 33____ 359. 1579 Court. Vernacular Apartment ,(c. 1965). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof; iron stairway to second floor balcony at center front. (NC) 360. 1585 Court. Mission (c. 1920). One story; aluminum siding over stucco veneer exterior; flat roof; double multi-lighted doors at entrance; double multi-lighted doors at front side. (C)

361. 1589 Court. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1910). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex gable roof with front gable and fishscale siding; el-shaped front porch with wrought iron supports and balustrade; door has transom; 1/1 lights with transoms and applied decoration on lintel. (C)

362. 1591 Court. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stucco and asbestos shingle veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story porch with arched openings and applied wood trim; door has side lights and transom; triple window at second story center with bracketed pent roof. (C) 363. 1595 Court. Craftsman (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story gabled front porch with stucco piers. (C)

364. 387 Dickinson. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1910), One story; ashalt shingle exterior; gable roof; front porch with Tuscan columns; door has multi-lights. (C)

365. 393 Dickinson. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1921). One story; wood shingle veneer exterior; gable roof; small front porch with wrought iron supports. (C)

366. 397 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with wrought iron supports; side screened porch; porte cochere. (C) 367. 403 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with square wooden columns; arched canopy over porch with brick piers on each side of entry; entrance has multi-lighted door and side lights. (C)

368. 407 Dickinson. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1923). One story; wood siding exterior; gable roof; small front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

369. 411 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior! jerkinhead roof with dormers; screened front porch with wooden columns. (C)

370. 417 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; clapboard and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; side porch; double, multi-lighted doors. (C)

371. 423 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted door and sidelights. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB Mo. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form ISvergreen Historic Continuation sheet DJ a trie t______item number 7______Pafte 33____ 372. 427 Dickinson. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1922). One and a half stories; wood siding exterior; gable roof; small front porch with wrought iron supports. (C)

373. 433 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with do'inners; front porch with wrought iron supports; multi-lighted front door. (C)

374. 437 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; enclosed front porch; porte cochere. (C)

375. 443 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1924), One story; clapboard and wood shingle exterior; gable roof; front porch with Tuscan columns; front door and windows have decorative shutters. (C)

376. 447 Dickinson, Bungalow (c, 1924), One story; clapboard and wood shingle exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted front door. (C)

377. 453 Dickinson. Bungalow (c. 1924), One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof; small front porch with brick piers; side porch; multi-lighted front door. (C)

378. 471 Dickinson, Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable and hip roof with fishsclae shingles on front gable; dentil trim; front porch. (C)

379. 477 Dickinson. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch; tri-partite bay window on first story; double-window bay on second story, (C)

380. 481 Dickinson. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof$ terrace; windows have decorative tracery. (C)

381. 487-489 Dickinson. Vernacular Townhouse (c. 1970). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof. (NC)

382. 495-497 Dickinson. Vernacular Townhouse (c. 1970). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof. (NC)

383. 197 Evergreen. Vernacular Commercial (c. 1920). One story; stone veneer exterior; flat roof. Presently Drake Cleaners. (C)

384. 200-202-204-206-208-210-212 Evergreen. Vernacular Commercial (c. 1920). One story; brick veneer exterior; flat roof; altered store fronts. (C)

385. 226 Evergreen. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 10400* OMB Ma 1004-0018

402. 1562 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1916). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wooden piers; porte cochere. (C)

403. 1563 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; front porch, partially screened, with stone piers. (C)

404. 1566 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1910). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled rear addtion; arcaded front porch. (C)

405. 1567 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1921). One storyj stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; brick front porch with pergola. (C)

406. 1569-1571 Forrest. Vernacular Townhouse (c, 1971). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof. (NC) 407. 1570 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1903), One story; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

408. 1576 Forrest. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1921). One story; clapboard exterior; hip roof; enclosed front porch; stained glass windows on west facade. (C) 409. 1577 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; partially enclosed front porch with brick piers. (C)

410. 1580 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; screened front porch; double doors. (C) 411. 1581 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1905). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C) 412. 1584 Forrest. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dromer; front porch with Tuscan columns and small gabled portico, side porch; 8/1 lights. (C) 413. 1585 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1905). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with vergeboard trim; screened front porch; porte cochere. (C)

414. 1590 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

415. 1591 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

416. 1594 Forrest. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1923). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gambrelroof; front porch with wrought iron supports; screened sun porch. (C) NPS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (3^2) Exp. 1O-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form .Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 36____ 417. 1595 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

418. 1607-1609 Forrest. Ranch (c. 1957). One story; brick veneer exterior; low pitched gable roof. (NC)

419. 1612 Forrest. Bungalow with Tudor Revival Influence (c. 1924). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with eyelid dormer; front porch with stone piers; 6/1 lights. (C)

420.. 1617 Forrest. Eclectic with Tudor Revival Influence (c. 1918). Two stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled portico; 6/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 421. 1618 Forrest. Bungalow with Victorian Influence (c. 1914). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior with stone foundation; gable roof with bracketed dormers; front porch with boxed wooden columns; front door; transon and side lights have multi- lights; porte cochere. (C)

422. 1623 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1918). One story; stucco veneer above stone wainscote; jerkinhead roof with jerkinhead dormer; screened front porch with stone piers; decorative half timber trim. (C) 423. 1626 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco and fieldstone veneer exterior; hip on gable roof with hipped dormer; screened front porch with stone piers; semi-Palladian window on front facade; decorative half timber trim. (C) 4B4. 1627 Forrest. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1912). One story; clapboard exterior; pyramidal roof with front and side gable; el-shaped front porch with doubled wooden boxed columns; door has side lights and transom. (C) 425. 1629 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1910). One and a half stories; wood shingle exterior; gable roof with shed dormer and exposed trusswork at side gables; front porch with shingle-covered piers; 16/1 lights. (C) 426. 1630 Forrest. Prairie (c. 1913). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; front porch with brick piers; stained glass windows on either side of chimney. (C)

427. 1637 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1928). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; small front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted casement windows and 6/1 double hung windows. (C)

428. 1640 Forrest. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex gable roof with gabled dormer; front porch with Ionic columns and turned balustrade; door has transom and side lights; round-headed windows in front gable; Palladian windows in dormer and on front side. (C) MRS Fonn 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Rage 37_____ 429. 1641-1643 Forrest. Vernacular Townhouse (c. 1970). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof; docrrways have Colonial details. (NC)

430. 1654 Forrest. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip and gable roof; gabled dormer with sunburst woodwork pattern vergeboard on front gable; diamond and circle patterened wookwork in front gable; front porch; windows have decorative tracery, round-headed window in front gable. (C)

431. 1662 Forrest. Queen Anne (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; pyramidal roof with front gable; hipped dormers; one story front porch with turned wooden posts; door has side lights and transom; semi-Palladian window on first story front, bow window on second story front. (C)

432. 1663 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior above wainscote and belt course; jerkinhead roof; gabled front porch with stone piers and balustrade; door has transom. (C) 433. 1668 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer; screened front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

434. 1669 Forrest. Craftsman (c, 1911). Two and a half stories; asbestos shingle exterior; gable roof with bracketed front gable and shed dormers; one story front porch with bracketed gabled portico and paired Tuscan columns; door has transom and side lights; 12/1 lights on second story. (C)

435. 1673 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed front gable; door has transom and side lights; large sheet glass windows. (C) 436. 1674 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1920), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers; door has multi-lighted side lights and transom. (C)

437. 1678 Forrest. Expanded Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with piers finished with clapboards; 1/1 lights. (C)

438. 1679 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with shed dormer; gabled front porch with stone piers; door has side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

439. 1685 Forrest. English Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; cross gable roof with dormer; small front porch with Tudor aarch and stone keystone; 6/1 lights. (C)

440. 1689 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; cross gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; door has multi-lighted transom; 12/1 lights. (C) HPS Fonn 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Jivergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 38____ 441. 1694 Forrest. Colonial Revival (c. 1905). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; front porch with boxed wooden columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

442. 1695 Forrest. English Cottage (c. 1928). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; small gabled front porch with fieldstone piers; arched doorway; 6/1 lights, studio window in dormer; decorative half timber trim. (C) 443. 1696 Forrest. Queen Anne (c. 1905). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex slate pyramid and gable roof with dormer; dentil trim; and turret; one story circular front porch with Tuscan columns; window on first story of turret has transom. (C)

444. 1700 Forrest. Expanded Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable, bracketed eaves; one story el-shaped front porch with bracketed gabled portico, stone piers; door has side lights and transom; bulls-eye window in front gable. (C)

445. 1709 Forrest. Four-square (c. 1905). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; one story front porch with small front gable and Ionic columns; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights; round headed window at second story center. (C)

446. 1718 Forrest. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1908). Two stories? stone veneer and wood siding exterior (stone is from Joplin, Missouri, the result of the 1811-1812 earth­ quakes) ; gambrel roof; corner inset front porch with stone piers; door has transom; 16/1 lights. (C) 447. 1728 Forrest. Prairie (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; wood siding and wood shingle exterior; gambrel roof with shed dormers; bracketed eaves; extended, screened, one story front porch; 9/1 lights grouped in four's and five's. (C)

448. 1734 Forrest. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle exterior; gambrel roof with front hipped jetty and pedimented dormer, modillions and dentil trim; one story front porch with paired, wooden, boxed columns; door has multi-lighted transom; 16/1 lights; multi-lighted fan light on second story of eastern facade. (C)

449. 1736 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with front gable and stone piers; door has transom. (C)

450. 1740 Forrest. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer with belt course; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stucco piers; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights grouped in two's and three's, two stained glass windows on side of house. (C) MRS Form 10-900-a QMB No. 1024-0018 O1*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 39____ 451. 1744 Forrest. Craftsman (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior with belt course; complex gable roof; one story extended front porch with brick piers; door has side lights and transom. (C)

452. 1747 Forrest. Eclectic (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormers; small gabled entrance porch with brick piers; door, transom and sidelights have multi-lights; 12/1 lights on second story; 9/1 lights on first story. (G)

453. 1750 Forrest. Expanded Four-square(c. 1911). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with paired, wooden boxed columns; door has side lights; 12/1 lights. (C)

454. 1751 Forrest. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1923). Two stories; natural cypress siding exterior; gambrel roof; small entrance porch with gabled portico; one story sunporch; door has multi-lighted side lights; 9/1 lights. (C)

455. 1755 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; gabled front porch with brick piers; 12/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

456. 1756 Forrest. Prairie (c, 1920). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; terrace; 1/1 lights. (C) 457. 1766 Forrest. Mediterranean (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; inset front porch with arched openings; 6/6 lights arranged singley, in three's and in five's, arched casement window on first story; porte cochere with arched openings; floral panels, garlands and other applied decorations on front facade. (C) 458. 1771 Forrest. English Cottage (c. 1950). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormer; gabled stone front porch with arched opening and round headed doorway; 8/8 lights. (NC) 459. 1772 Forrest. Eclectic (c. 1925). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with two curvilinear gabled projections; front porch with wrought iron balustrade; projecting wings have paired round-headed windows with hood mold. (C)

460. 1780 Forrest. Colonial Revival (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with front gable; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights; Palladian window in front gable. (C)

461. 1781 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1926). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with decorative vents; screened front porch with stone piers; 9/1 lights. (C)

462. 1792 Forrest. Colonial Revival (c. 1906). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves (front facade originally had two shed dormers); small entry porch with boxed columns and Tuscan columns pilasters and balcony over doorway (original one story front porch with wooden boxed columns and balustrade has been NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form iever green Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7 462 continued, removed); door has transom; 12/1 lights arranged in three's. (C)

463. 1793 Forrest. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with two belt courses; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Tuscan columns arranged in two's and three's; 8/1 lights at second story on front facade. (C)

464. 1796 Forrest. Eclectic (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; small entrance porch with brick piers, enclosed hexagonal porch with arched openings; 6/6 lights arranged in three's on front facade. (C)

465. 1801 Forrest. English Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with eyelid dormer; gabled portico; round-headed doorway; 6/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

466. 1804 Forrest. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; gambrel roof; small entrance porch with wrought iron supports; 6/1 lights arranged in pairs on second story; in four's on first story; decorative shutters; porte cochere with wrought iron supports and trim. (C)

467. 1807 Forrest. English Cottage (c. 1926). One story; fieldstone and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; doorway has round-headed brick surround; 6/6 lights; decorative half timber trim; stone chimney with inset window on front facadec (C)

468. 1810 Forrest. Four-square (c, 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard and weather­ board siding exterior; hip roof with shed dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with mansard roof and wooden boxed columns arranged in two's and three's; door has multi-lighted side lights; 9/1 lights arranged in two's and three's. (C) 469. 1813 Forrest. Georgian Revival (c, 1912). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with scroll-shaped brackets at eaves; small pedimented front porch with Tuscan columns and dentil trim; door has transom and side lights; multi-lighted windows have decorative shutters. (C) 470. 1814 Forrest. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; weatherboard siding and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; small entrance porch with Tuscan columns (original el-shaped front porch has been removed); door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights.(C)

471. 1818-1820 Forrest. Vernacular (c. 1928). Two stories; brick veneer exterior;with belt course; hip roof; two story front porch with wrought iron supports and balustrade on second story; brick piers on first story; door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C) NPS Form 10-900* 0MB No. 1024-0018 (3^2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form ii/vergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Rage 41____ 472. 1819 Forrest. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable on hip roof with bracketed eaves; el-shaped one story front porch with brick piers; 1/1 lights. (C)

473. 1822-1824 Forrest. Vernacular (c. 1930). Two stories; brick veneer and weather­ board siding exterior; hip roof; two story enclosed front porch; small entrance porch with wrought iron supports; 1/1 lights. (C)

474. 1830 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1926). One story; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; door has transom; porte cochere. (C)

475. 1831 Forrest. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with wooden boxed columns and balustrade; 1/1 lights. (C)

476. 1835 Forrest. Eclectic (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with decorative vent; small enclosed one story entrance porch with bracketed gable roof; double doors have multi-lights; 8/8 and 6/6 lights. (C)

477. 1530 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; screened front porch with stone piers and balustrade; porte cochere. (C)

478. 1536 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; screened front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

479. 1542 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One story; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with tapered wooden boxed columns on brick bases. (C)

480. 1546 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; front porch with brick piers. (C)

481. 1550 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

482. 1556 Galloway. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1923). One story; clapboard exterior; jerkin- head roof; front porch with wooden boxed columns arranged in three's, (C)

483. 1560 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One story; weatherboard siding exterior; gable roof; front porch with wrought iron supports. (C)

484. 1561-1583 Galloway. Colonial Revival 45-unit Apartment (c. 1970). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gabled roof; each unit has two-two story paired columns and portico with broken pediment. (NC)

485. 1566 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; added car port. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a 0MB No. 1024-0018 CM2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form .Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet pjB tric t______item number 7______page 42____ 486. 1570 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

487. 1576 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof with dormer; front porch. (C)

488. 1580 Galloway. English Cottage. (C. 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; round-headed doorway; stone chimney on center of front facade. (C)

489. 1584 Galloway. English Cottage. (c. 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; chimney at center of front facade. (C)

490. 1586-1688 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; Palladian window; porte cochere. (C)

491. 1594 Galloway. Vernacular (c. 1930). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable tile roof; two story front porch with screened porch on second story and brick piers on first story. (C)

492. 1601 Galloway. Dutch Colonial Revival (c, 1940). Two storiesj brick and weather­ board siding exterior; gambrel roof; gabled portico; 6/1 lights with shutters. (C)

493. 1606 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

494. 1618 Galloway. Expanded Four-square (c. 1913). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; one story front porch with brick piers; door has side lights and transom; triple windows. (C)

495. 1620 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; stucco veneer exterior with wood trim; gable roof; bay windows on each side on entrance; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

496. 1624 Galloway. Contemporary (c. 1980). One and a half stories; wood siding exterior; gable roof; double car port. (NC)

497. 1632 Galloway. Four-square Cc. 1907). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; front porch with brick piers and standing seam metal roof; door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

498. 1645 Galloway. Vernacular (c. 1979). One story; vertical wood siding exterior; gable roof. (NC)

499. 1649 Galloway. Georgian Revival (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with eyelid dormers; gabled portico with fluted columns and pilasters; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 10-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84

National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form .Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Rage 4J____ 500. 1660 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; stone and stucco veneer (alternating courses of rusticated and smooth stone); hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front and side porches with stone piers; door has transom and side lights; 9/1 lights, bay window. (C) 501. 1663 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1923), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead with jerkinhead dormer; screened front porch with stone piers. (C) 502. 1666 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front and side porches with brick piers; portcio has columns and piers. (C) 503. 1669 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; one story front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C) 504. 1673-1677 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1912). Two stories; stucco veneer and clap­ board exterior; pediment roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with pedimented portico, Tuscan columns; double doors have transom. (C) 505. 1674 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front terrace; bracketed canopy over doorway; 15 light casement windows. (C) 506. 1676 Galloway. Ranch (c. 1975). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; front porch with turned wooden posts, (NC) 507. 1679 Galloway. Tudor Revival (c. 1929). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable title roof with front gable; one story front porch with brick piers and tudor arch opening; windows have decorative tracery; decorative half timber trim. (C) 508. 1685 Galloway. Eclectic (c. 1913). Two stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Ionic columns and wooden box columns; door has transom; bay window on second story of front facade. (C) 509. 1688 Galloway. Eclectic (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormer; small entry porch with gabled portico and paired Tuscan columns; one story side porch. (C) 510. 1689 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1937). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer; one story front porch with stone piers; door has transom; multi-lighted windows; porte cochere. (C) 511. 1690 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer, el-shaped front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted door; multi-lighted windows. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Djs tric t______Item number 7______Page 44___ 512. 1695 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; multi-lighted door, side lights and transom; single-lighted door; 1/1 lights, bay window on side of house. (C) 513. 1697-1699 Galloway. Gothic Revival (c. 1925). Two story; stone; gable roof with twin corner towers with open belfries; large tracered window above tripartite entrance. Trinity United Methodist Church.(C)

514. 1700 Galloway. Queen Anne (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with front gable and dentil trim; one story el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns and dentil trim; doorway has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

515. 1702 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; complex gable roof; one story front porch with stone piers and balustrade; double doors with transom. (C)

516. 1717-1719 Galloway. Tudor Revival (c. 1928), One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex gable roof with front gable and dormers; one story front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; multi-lighted windows; decorative half timber trim. (C)

517. 1731 Galloway. Colonial Revival (c. 1905). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; gable roof with Palladian window in gable; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; multi- lighted casement windows with transoms. (C) •^ 518. 1738 Galloway. Institutional Vernacular (c. 1965). Tw° stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; Trinity Methodist Church Education Building. (NC)

519. 1743 Galloway. Queen Anne (c. 1902). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with front gable and dentil trim; circular front porch with Tuscan columns; wrought iron balustrade, dentil trim; door has transom; front gable has decorative woodwork. (C)

520. 1747 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with paired wooden boxed columns and wooden balustrade; lighted front door has dide lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

521. 1753-1755 Galloway. English Cottage (c. 1930). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable and shed dormer; recessed front porch with wooden piers; window at center front has relieveing arch. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

523. 1757 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer; one story front porch with brick piers; front door has multi-lighted side lights; multi-lighted windows. (C)

524. 1760 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dromer and bracketed eaves; one story front gabled front porch with stone piers and balustrade; casement windows; porte cochere. (C)

525. 1761 Galloway. Bungalow (c, 1920). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; enclosed one story front porch with stucco piers; multi-lighted front door and side lights. (C)

526. 1764 Galloway. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior with half timber trim; complex gable roof. (C)

527. 1767 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormer, bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers and wood trim suggesting Tudor arch, 1/1 lights. (C) 528. 1773 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with stone piers and balustrade, lattice in porch gable. (C)

529. 1774 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers. (C) 530. 1780 Galloway. Eclectic (c. 1913). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex hip roof; side porch with segmental arches, brick piers and wooden balustrade; portico has segmental arch canopy, Tuscan columns and pilasters, door has side lights; 9/1 and 1/1 lights. (C) 531. 1793 Galloway. Vernacular (c. 1930). One and a half stories; asbestos shingle siding exterior; gable roof with front gable; screened side porch; gabled portico; 6/6 lights. (C)

532. 1796 Galloway. Colonial Revival (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; front door has transom and side lights; oriel window. (C)

533. 1779-1799 Galloway. Vernacular (c. 1931). One story, brick veneer exterior; gable roof; portico with shutters, double doors; 12/12 lights; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C) HPS Form 10400* . 0MB No. 1024-0018 O*2> . Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form - .. . , Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet m m tyt e t______Item number 7______Page 4b 534. 1800 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1913). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; complex low-pitched gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stucco piers and exposed rafters; 1/1 lights with shutters. (C)

4 535. 1801 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers and balustrade; door has multi-lighted transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C)

536. 1806 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; bellcast roof with dormer and bracketed eaves and stick style balustrade; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; door has side lights. (C)

537. 1807 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with latticed, diamond-shaped vent in gable; gabled front porch with diamond- shaped vent in gable and brick piers; 3/1 lights. (C)

538. 1810-1812 Galloway. Ranch (c. 1955). One story; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; multi-lighted picture window; car port. (NC)

539. 1811 Galloway. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with brick piers; 1/1 lights with shutters. (C)

1815 Galloway. Vacant lot,

540. 1816-1818 Galloway. Ranch (c. 1955). One story; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; multti-lighted picture window; car port, (NC) 1821 Galloway. Vacant lot.

541. 1824 Galloway. Bungalow (c. 1931). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with exposed rafters and bracketed eaves; front gable; gabled front porch with segmental arch; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C) 1825 through 1837 Galloway. Vacant lots. 542. 1838 Galloway. Vernacular (c. 1941). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; 6/6 lights. (NC)

1841 through 1917 Galloway. Vacant lots.

206 through 209 Garland. Parking lots.

543. 215 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; door has transom; 1/1 lights, Palladian window in dormer. (C)

218 Garland. Vacant lot. NPS Form 10-900-* OMB No. 1024-0018 0-O Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 4?____ 544. 223 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; full one story screened front porch with front gable and Tuscan columns; 1/1 lights; Palladian window in dormer. (C)

545. 224 Garland. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; one story front porch, partially enclosed, with brick piers; 1/1 lights, Palladian window in dormer. (C)

546. 230 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with bracketed front gable; screened front porch; porte cochere with brick piers. (C) 547. 233 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; full one story front porch with front gable; stone piers; and Tuscan columns; door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

548. 237 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hipped title roof with hipped dormer and dentil trim; el-shaped; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door has transom; 1/1 lights, windows on first story have rusticated stone lintels. (C)

549. 238 Garland. Vernacular (c. 1920). One story; weatherboard siding; gable roof; former back house of large house no longer present. (C)

550. 244 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

551. 249 Garland. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; rusticated stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and barcketed eaves; full one story arcaded front porch with stone piers and balustrade; door has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

552. 250 Garland. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with dentil trim and Tuscan columns; door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

553. 251 Garland. Four-square (c. 1905). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer; partial one story screened front porch; 4/1 lights; bay window on northern facade, Palladian window in dormer. (C)

554. 256 Garland. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip tile roof with gabled dormer; one story front porch with brick piers; door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) NI2LForin 1M00^ OMB No. 1024-0018 O*> Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form fiver-green Historic Continuation sheet pj 81ric t______Item number 7______Page 4b____ 555. 264 Garland. Colonial Revival (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with projecting fieldstone entrance wing; gable roof with gable dormers; entrance has pilasters and hood; 6/6 lights. (C)

556. 265 Garland. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with front gable over doorway and paired Tuscan columns; 1/1 lights. (C)

557. 272 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; multi-gabled roof with exposed rafters and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with rusticated stone piers; door and side lights have multi-flights; 1/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 558. 273 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two.and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has multi-lighted side lights and fan light; 1/1 lights. (C)

559. 276 Garland. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 9/1 lights. (C) 560. 281 Garland. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior.; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with boxed wooden columns; door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights, oriel window on northern facade. (C)

561. 282 Garland. Expanded Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; side gable; two story front porch with monumental boxed wooden columns; balcony on second story and turned balustrade on first story; door has multi-lighted side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) 562. 287 Garland. Four-square (c. 1910), Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; front door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

563. 289 Garland. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; shingled and rusticated stone veneer exterior; steep gable roof with projecting front gable; one story front porch with stone columns; door has transom; 40/1 lights on first story; 1/1 lights on second story; porte cochere. (C)

564. 292 Garland. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1909). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with hipped dormer; partial front porch with paired Tuscan columns; front door has transom and side lights; window with leaded transom. (C)

565. 295 Garland. Four-square (c, 1913). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights, (C) NFS Form 10-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 49____ 566. 298 Garland. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; wood shingles and clapboard exterior; complex gambrel roof with front gable and hipped dormer; one story front porch with paired boxed wooden piers; door has transom; multi-lighted upper story windows, 1/1 lights on lower story. (C)

567. 302 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; rusticated stone and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns on rusticated stone based; three ftont doors with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

568. 303 Garland. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and rusticated stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns on rusticated stone base; three front doors with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

569. 306 Garland. Four-square (c. 1914), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip tile roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; front door has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

570. 310 Garland. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and stone veneer exterior; one story front porch with Ionic columns on stone bases; front door has transom; 40/1 lights. (C)

571. 318 Garland. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; rusticated stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with Ionic columns on rusticated stone based; front door has transom; multi-lighted windows. (C)

572. 319 Garland. Four-square (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story gabled front porch with Ionic columns; 1/1 lights with stone lintels and sills, oriel window on northern facade. (C)

573. 320 Garland. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1920). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with modillions; two story front porch with monumental boxed wooden columns, turned balustrade at second story; 1/1 lights. (C)

325 Garland. Same as 1415 Peach.

574. 326 Garland. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; stone and wood shingle exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; el-shaped front porch with stone piers and Tuscan columns; door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

575. 336 Garland. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick and weatherboard siding exterior; hip roof; one story front porch with brick piers; door has side lights. (C)

337 Garland. Same as 1414 Peach, NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form .Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ______Item number 7______Page 30____ 576. 340 Garland. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with stucco piers; door has side lights and transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

577. 343 Garland. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; asbestos siding exterior; hip roof with hipped roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; door has side lights and transom; windows have decorative tracery. (C)

578. 344-46 Garland. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone piers; door has multi-lighted sidelights and transom; 42/1 lights; bay window on second story of front facade. (C)

579. 345-347 Garland. Vernacular (c. 1930), One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormer; doorway has pilasters and cornice; 6/6 lights. (C)

349 through 378 Garland. Vacant lots.

580. 393 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; brick, stucco and wood shingle exterioir; gable roof; enclosed front porch. (C) 581. 394 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; enclosed front proch; side entrance; Palladian window; added enclosed double car port. (C) 582. 399 Garland. Bungalow (c, 1915). One story; stucco and stone exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers and boxed wooden columns, (C) 583. 400 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex gable roof; front porch with brick piers. (C) 584. 405 Gatland. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard and stucco veneer exterior; complex hip roof with bracketed eaves and gabled dormer; front porch with wooden awnings and paired boxed wooden columns. (C) 585. 409 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1915). One story; brick and fieldstone veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves and gabled dormer; carriage block front porch; porte cochere. (C)

586. 410 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; partial front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on stone bases. (C) 587. 415 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stone and wood siding exterior; hip roof; el-shaped front porch; porte cochere. (C) NPS Form 10-900* OMB N^ 1Q24-0018 O*2* Exp. 1O-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 31____ 588. 416 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; clapboard; asbestos siding and brick exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; full front porch. (C)

589. 419 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof; screened front porch with stone trim; added aluminum car port. (C) 590. 420 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; partial front porch with paired boxed wooden columns on stone bases; added aluminum carport. (C)

591. 425 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable and hip roof; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

592. 426 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone trim. (C)

593. 429 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on brick bases and wrought iron balustrade. (C)

594. 430 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; screened front porch with brick piers. (C)

595. 433 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; screened front porch with stone piers. (C)

596. 436 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1918). One story; stucco and asbestos siding exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers. (C) 597. 439 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; partial front porch with stone piers; decorative half timber trim. (C)

598. 440 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; partial front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on stone bases. (C)

599. 445 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves and shed dormer; screened front porch with stone piers. (C)

600. 446 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

601. 449 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; clapboard, brick and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with shed dormer and front gable; partial front porch. (C) NPS Fwm 10-90041 OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84

National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 32____ 602. 450 Garland. Bungalow (c. 19>17). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers. (C)

603. 455 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; front porch with stone piers. (C)

604. 456 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; weatherboard siding and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

605. 459 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wrought iron supports. (C)

606. 460 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917), One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior gable roof; front* parch with stone piers. (C)

607. 463 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with wrought iron supports; added car port. (C)

608. 466 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917), One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on stone bases. (C)

609. 469 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch with stone piers. (C)

610. 470 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with hipped dormer; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

611. 475 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers. (C) 612. 476 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; aluminum siding and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on stone bases. (C)

613. 479 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

614. 480 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; clapboard, brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; partially enclosed front porch with stone piers. (C)

615. 489 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; screened front porch with stone piers. (C)

616. 490 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; carriage block front porch with stone piers; decorative half timber trim. (C) OMB i*x1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet jjj strict_____^______item number 7______Page 53______617. 493-495 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on brick bases. (C)

618. 494 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; carriage block front porch with stone piers. (C)

619. 499 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wrought iron supports.

620. 500 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with decorative vents; enclosed front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

621. 504 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers, (C)

622. 507 Garland. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; carriage block front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C) 623. 190-194-198 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable tile roof; two story front porches; decorative half timber trim. (C) (same as 1784 Poplar)

624. 195 Hawthorne. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1925), Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; 1/1 lights. (C) (same as 1778 Poplar).

624*5. 203 Hawthorne. Georgian Revival (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with pilasters and canopy. (C) 625. 207 Hawthorne. Georgian Revival (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; canopy over entrance has been removed; 6/6 lights; window with diamond-shaped lights at center of second story on front facade. (C) 626. 210-212 Hawthorne. Vernacular (c. 1960). One story; red brick veneer exterior; gable roof; small front porch with wrought iron canopy. (NC)

627. 211-215 Hawthorne. Vernacular (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with front gable; fanlight over front door; applied decoration on front facade. (C)

628. 216-218 Hawthorne. Expanded Four-square (c. 1925). Two stoires; brick veneer and wood siding exterior; gable and hip> roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

629. 217-219 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable tile roof with front gable; decorative half timber trim; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C) HO 1Q24-0018 Exp. 10-31-84

National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 54____ 630. 222-224 Hawthorne. Eclectic (c. 1925). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; dormers; casement windows. (C)

631. 223-225 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; gable slate roof with dormers and front gable; screened front porch; windows have diamond lights. (C)

632. 226 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable and jerkinhead roof with lunette and decorative vents. (C)

633. 227-229 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1926), Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with front gable and dormers; porte cochere; chimney centrally located on front facade; decorative half timber trim. (C)

634. 230-234 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable tile roof with dormers; porte cochere with balcony; decorative half timber trim. (C)

635. 233-235 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; tile hip roof with front gable; round headed doorway with stone surround. (C)

636. 239 Hawthorne. Eclectic (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof; applied decoration over doorway; porte cochere with arched openings and balcony; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

637. 240-242 Hawthorne. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; with quoins; hip roof; enclosed two story front porch. ~(C)

638. 243-245 Hawthorne. Italianate (c. 1928). Two stoires; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; portico has pent roof; two round headed windows with diamond-shaped lights. (C)

639. 246-248 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormers; front gable; small front porch and side porch; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

640. 247-249 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable slate roof with doimners; pent roof over doorway; round headed, multi-lighted windows; windows with diamond-shaped lights; decorative half timber trim; double chimney pots. (C)

641. 252-254 Hawthorne. Four-square (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; two story front porch with monumental boxed wooden columns. (C)

642. 255-257 Hawthorne. Eclectic (c. 1926). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof; round headed windows with prominent stone keystones; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C) NPS Form 10-MO-a OMB No. 1024-0018 «MZ) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet &±str±ct______Item number 7______Page 55____ 643. 256 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. .926). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wooden piers; decorative half timber trim. (C)

644. 260-262 Hawthorne. Mission (c. 1927). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; low pitched gable roof; two story front with arched openings and stucco piers; bracketed hood over front doorway; windows with diamond-shaped lights on second story. (C)

645. 266-268 Hawthorne. Eclectic with Tudor Revival Influence (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile gable roof with front gable and dormers; front porch with arched opening and prominent stone keystone; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

646. 267-269 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable tile roof with one front jerkinhead gable and one front gable; front porch with balcony; brick relieving arch over front doorway; decorative half timber trim. (C)

647. 270-272 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable and shed dormer; two story front porch with wooden boxed columns on first story, open balcony on second story; decorative half timber trim. (C)

648. 273-275 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; and two front gables; front porch with balcony; double doors have relieving arch; Palladian windows in two front gables. (C)

649. 274-276 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; tile gable roof with front gable; front porch with boxed wooden columns and balcony; gabled portico; round-headed windows with diamond-shaped lights. (C)

650. 279 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1926). Two stoires; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormer; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

651. 282 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1927). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; screened porch; round headed window with leaded glass in front gable. (C)

652. 283 Hawthorne. Italianate (c. 1927). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof with bracketed eaves; bracketed pent roof over doorway. (C)

653. 286 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1927). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled portico; decorative half timber trim; fieldstone chimney on front facade. (C)

654. 289 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1926). Two stories; brick and wood siding exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; door has multi-lighted side lights. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

657. 296 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1927). One story; stucco and fieldstone veneer exterior; gable roof; brick door surround; windows with diamond-shaped lights; decorative half timber trim; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

658. 300 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1927). One-and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with front gabled el and two gabled dormers; door with diamond-shaped lights; two small windows on each side of doorway. (C)

659. 306 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; complex hip and gable roof with dormer; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C)

660. 307 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1928). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with stone piers and balustrade. (C) 661. 310 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable and dormers; doorway has brick surround and prominent keystone; 6/6 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

662. 315 Hawthorne'. Eclectic (c. 1926). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; pedimented entry with Tuscan columns; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

663. 316 Hawthorne. Enlgish Cottage (c. 1926). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; doorway has stone surround; 6/61 lights. (C)

664. 319 Hawthorne. Enlgish Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with two front gables; 2/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 665. 320 Hawthorne. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1926). Two stories; brick and aluminum siding exterior; gambrel roof; pedimented entry with Tuscan columns; 3/1 lights. (C)

666. 323 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable and jerkinhead roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; screened front porch with stone piers. (C)

667. 326 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c, 1925). Two stories; brick veneer and wood siding exterior; complex gable roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers and balcony; front door has transom. (C) NPS Form 10400* OMB No. 1024-0018

669. 330 Hawthorne. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; 8/8 lights with shutters. (C)

670. 336 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1926). One story; stucco and fieldstone exterior; complex hip and gable roof with bracketed eaves; windows have diamond-shaped lights; chimney centrally located on front facade. (C)

671. 340 Hawthorne. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted double doors. (C)

672. 346 Hawthorne. English Cottage (c. 1926). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof with dormers; inset front porches; one with brick piers, one with wrought iron supports; 3/1 lights. (C)

673. 349 Hawthorne. Georgian Revival (c. 1926). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; one story sun porch; portico has dentil trim and Tuscan columns; door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 6/6 lights. (C)

674. 350 Hawthorne. Tudor Revival (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch; chimney located on front facade. (C)

675. 354 Hawthorne. Vernacular (c. 1950). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with gothic arches. (NC)

676. 357 Hawthorne. Vernacular (c. 1965). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; 8/12 lights with brick lintels. (NC) 677. 360 Hawthorne. Colonial Revival (c. 1965). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; broken pediment above doorway; 6/6 lights; bay window on front facade. (NC) 678. 369 Hawthorne. Ranch (c. 1960). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with dentil trim and fluted columns; door has multi-lighted side lights. (NC)

679. 370 Hawthorne. Colonial Revival (c. 1960). One and a half stories; wooden siding exterior; gable roof with gabled dormers; entry has fluted pilasters; 8/8 lights and multi-lighted bay window. (NC)

680. 211 Kenilworth. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; tile gable roof with front gable with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; entrance has side lights and transom, also decorative stone lintel; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 CW2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 36____

681. 223 Kenilworth. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with stone piers; screened one story sun porch; doorway has leaded glass transom and side lights and is flanked by pilasters; windows have transom; applied decoration in front gable. (C)

682. 229 Kenilworth. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; galbe roof; front porch; front door has transom; bay window on southern facade; applied decoration on front gable. (C)

683. 239 Kenilworth. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; rusticated stone veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves and dormers; central doorway has transom and side lights; dormer window is elliptical, quadri-partite; Swiss style details. (C)

684. 245 Kenilworth. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip tile roof with dormers; one story porch at front and side; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

685. 259 Kenilworth. Modified Beaux Arts (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; complex hip tile roof with dormers; and bracketed eaves; canopied side porch; portico over main doorway with balcony on second story; double windows, shuttered windows on second story, recessed casement windows with arched transom on side dormer. (C)

686. 269 Kenilworth. Eclectic (c. 1922). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable tile roof; one story enclosed front porch centray doorway has broken pediment and decorative cornice. (C)

687. 277 Kenilworth. Eclectic (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior with stone trim; tile hip roof with gabled dormers; one story front porch with stepped gable roof and marguis; doorway has leaded glass transom and side lights; bay window at second story; first story windows have leaded transom; porte cochere. (C)

688. 283 Kenilworth. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; front porch with mansard roof; extrance has leaded transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C)

689. 287-289 Kenilworth. Vernacular (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior with wood trim; hip roof with bracketed eaves; two story covered porch with balcony on second story; doorway has transom and side lights. (C)

690. 291 Kenilworth. Tudor Revival (c. 1929). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable tile roof with front gable 'and gabled d°rmer > two story front porch, screened on second story, latticed on first story; round headed doorway with stone surround; oriel window on front facade. (C)

691. 303 Kenilworth. Renaissance Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; one story enclosed side porch with Doric pilasters; pedimented doorway with coupled Doric columns and pilasters, double doors . with transom; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 1040041 OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet D±atT±ct______Item number 7______Page 59____ 692. 315 Kenilworth. Eclectic (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; pedimented central doorway with Tuscan columns and pilasters, decorative urns over doorway at roofline, transom and side lights, double doors; two sets of paired windows, four-part bay window over doorway; stone griffins at front. (C)

693. 321 Kenilwoi-th. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stone veneer; alternating courses of rusticated and smooth stone, exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch; door has leaded glass in transom and side lights; leaded fixed window centrally located on second story; front facade, projecting bay window. (C)

694. 327 Kenilworth. Eclectic (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gable roof; front porch, pedimented doorway with transom; projecting bay window; niche with shell motif. (C)

695. 335 Kenilworth. Expanded Four-square (c. 1913). Two stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with two story side porch; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

696. 343 Kenilworth. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with jer^tnhead dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with mansard roof; doorway has side lights; rusticated stone window surrounds, oriel window. (C)

697. 349 Kenilworth. Spanish Colonial Revival (c. 1929). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex tile tip roof with front and side gables; piazza with fluted columns; doorway has fluted pilasters, multi-lighted double doors have multi-lighted transom; full length 4/4 windows are flanked by fluted pilasters and topped by brick segmental arch and keystone with applied decoration in arch. (C)

698. 365 Kenilworth. Ranch (c. 1955). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dentil trim; door has side lights. (C)

699. 1662 Lawrence. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1912). One and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers. (C)

700. 1663 LawrenceV/ Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has transom. (C)

701. 1667 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1912). Two stories; asbestos siding and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof. (C)

702. 1670 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1912). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with gabled dormers; front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has side lights and transom; 9/1 lights. (C)

703. 1671 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; steep gable roof with front gable with decorative shingles; front porch with-Tuscan columns, latticed side porch; 1/1 lights. (C) 0MB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form £vergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number ?______Page 6O____ 704. 1672 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex gable and hip roof; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

705. 1676 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1913). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof; gabled front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

706. 1677 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone veneer and wood shingle exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

707. 1682 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stor-ies; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has leaded glass transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

708. 1685 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex gabia roof; screened front porch with brick piers; 1/1 lights with shutters. (C)

709. 1686 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; el-shaped one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has leaded glass in transom and side lights; windows have diamond-shaped lights in upper sash. (C)

710. 1687 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1906). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof; el-shaped front porch; 1/1 lights. (C)

711. 1692-1694 Lawrence. Colonial Revival (c. 1910). One and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof with hipped dormers; partially screened gabled front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway and transom and sidelights and dentil trim; windows have multi-lights in upper sash. (C)

712. 1693 Lawrence. Colonial Revival (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with hipped dormer; screened el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; windows have diamond-shaped lights. (C)

713. 1697 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone and asbestos siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; two story front porch with stone piers on first story; double louvered doors; 1/1 lights. (C)

714. 1698 Lawrence. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1906). One and a half stories; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof with hipped dormers; el-shaped gabled front porch with fluted columns; 1/1 lights with transoms. (C)

715. 1702 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 19lO). Two and a half stories; clapboard and stone veneer exterior; pyramidal roof with front gable and bracketed eaves; el-shaped one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) NPS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form £rergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 61____ 716. 1703 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; 1/1 lights. (C)

717. 1717 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch. (C)

718. 1718 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof, front porch with stone piers. (C)

719. 1721 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer and exposed rafters; doorway has transom and side lights; 12/1 lights. (C)

720. 1722 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; doorway has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

721. 1724 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; "brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with two front gables; exposed rafters and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom and side lights. (C)

722. 1727 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; clapboard and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with gabled dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; doorway has transom; 9/1 lights. (C)

723. 1732 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with exposed rafters, front gable and decorative vent; el-shaped front porch with brick piers. (C)

724. 1735 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with exposed rafters, front gable bracketed eaves, an< decorative vent; front porch with stone piers. (C)

725. 1738 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone and slate veneer exterior; hip slate roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with Tuscan columns and standing seam metal roof. (C)

726. 1741 Lawrence. Bungalow (c, 1916). One and a half stories; s-tucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer and gabled dormer, exposed rafters; front porch with brick piers; 6/1 lights. (C) /

727. 1742 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; stone vener exterior; hip slate roof with gabled dormer and bracketed eaves; .two story front porch with boxed wooden columns and wooden balustrade on second story. (C)

728. 1745-1747 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with front jerkinhead gable and bracketed eaves and decorative vents; screened front porch with brick piers. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 62____ 729. 1746-1748 Lawrence. Vernacular (c. 1916). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; two front porches with gabled roofs and boxed wooden columns. (C)

730. 1752 Lawrence. Four-square (c. 1918). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip tile roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

731. 1753 Lawrence. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

732. 1756-1758 Lawrence. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; two story front porch; second story is enclosed; brick piers on first story; doorway has pent roof, transome and side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

733. 1760-1762 Lawrence. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; hip roof; two story front porch with stone piers on first story; door has pent roof, transom and side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

734. 201-203 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled entrance with round-headed door. (NC)

735. 206 McLean. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1908). Two stories; clapboard exterior; gambrel roof; doorway has multi-lighted sidelights. (C)

736. 205-207 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof. (NC)

737. 211-213 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable. (NC)

738. 212 McLean. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; screened front porch with stone piers. (C)

739. 217 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior with quoins; uncovered front porch; round headed doorway with stone surround; 6/1 lights have hood mold; decorative brick work. (C)

740. 218 McLean. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch, with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom, door has diamond-shaped lights. (C)

741. 220 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1929). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable and hip roof; balconied front porch with Tudor arches, brick piers; multi-lighted double doors with hood mold, round headed door with segmental arch canopy; decorative half timber trim. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

743. 222 McLean. English Cottage (c. 1924). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; multi-gable roof; arcaded front porch with Tudor arches and wooden boxed columns; round headed front door; porte cochere; brick chimney on front facade; decorative half timber trim. (C)

744. 229 McLean. Four-square (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormers; front porch with brick piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

745. 234 McLean. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; bellcast hip roof with hipped dormer and modillions; front porch with brick piers; double doors. (C)

746. 235 McLean. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front porch with brick piers; louvered doorway is shuttered; porte cochere. (C)

747. 236 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; one story front porch with wooden boxed columns and wrought iron balustrade; doorway has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 9/1 lights. (C)

748. 240 McLean. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1912). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with paired wooden doxed columns; doorway has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

749. 243 McLean. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1905). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; front porch with paired boxed wooden columns and wooden balustrade; door has brick relieving arch; lights have brick relieving arches. (C)

750. 248 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two and a half stories; clapboard, brick, stucco and stone veneer exterior with quoins; tile complex gable roof; bay window. (C)

751. 251 McLeau. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gambrel roof with dormers; doorway has transom and wide lights; oriel window. (C)

752. 252 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; clapboard, stucco and stone veneer exterior; multi-gable roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

753. 258 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; clapboard, brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; doorway has side lights; multi-lighted windows; decorative half timber trim. (C) NPS Form 10-MO-a OMB No. 1024-0018

755. 260 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormers; front porch with boxed wooden columns on brick bases; 6/1 lights. (C)

756. 265 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1921). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable tile roof with front gable; gabled entry porch; round headed doorway with stone surround; lights have hood mold. (C)

757. 273 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; multi-gable and hip roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with front gable and brick piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

758. 274 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable and jerkinhead roof with decorative vent in gable; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C)

759. 278 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick, stucco and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; screened front porch with stone piers; decorative half timber trim. (C)

760. 279 McLean. English Cottage (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco and field stone veneer exterior; complex gable roof; gabled fieldstone entry; Tudor arch headed windows have transoms and diamond-shaped lights; fieldstone chimney on front facade; decorative half timber trim. (C)

761. 282 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1910). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front pprch with boxed columns; balustrade; and Tudor arch shaped openings, screened side porch; lighted doorway has multi-lighted transom and side lights. (C)

762. 285 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; decorative half timber trim. (C)

763. 288 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front porch with wooden boxed columns; doorway has transom. (C)

764. 289 McLean. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1922). One story; clapboard exterior; hip roof; front porch with wrought iron supports. (C)

765. 294 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; inset porch with wrought iron, balustrade. (NC) NPS Form 10-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ______Item number 7______Page 63____ 766. 295 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers and balustrade; doorway has side lights; windows have decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C)

767. 300 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof; gabled entry porch. (C)

768. 304 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers, bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has multi-lighted transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C)

769. 309 McLean. Georgian Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with round headed dormer; pedimented doorway has fluted Doric columns, multi-lighted fan lights, applied decoration in pediment; 6/1 lights on second story; lights on first story have prominent stone keystone; porte chochere. (C)

770. 311 McLean. Georgian Revival (c. 1928). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; doorway has broken pediment and fluted pilasters; windows have shutters; porte cochere. (C)

771. 312 McLean. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; one story front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

772. 318 McLean. English Cottage (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; small entry porch with pent roof; wooden and brick piers; multi-lighted casement windows; chimney on front facade. (C)

773. 322 McLean. Eclectic (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; door­ way has segmental arch canopy; round headed windows with prominent keystones; arched porte cochere; chimney on front facade has decorative brick work. (C)

774. 323 McLean. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a hal;f stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C)

775. 328-330 McLean. Federal (c. 1927). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip tile roof with eyelid doormer; circular entry porch with Tuscan columns; round headed doorway has round headed multi-lighted side lights, two sets of round headed, multi-lighted double doors, one set to each side of entry porch; round headed lights; balcony over entry porch. (C)

776. 329 McLean. Bungalow (c. 1910). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof; front porch with boxed wooden columns and latticed balustrade; 9/1 lights. (C)

777. 333 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; wood siding exterior; hip roof. (NC) NPS Form 10400* OMB No. 1004-0018

779. 340 McLean. Mission (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gabled tile roof with curvilinear gables and bracketed eaves; multi-lighted door; transom and side lights; multi-lighted Palladian window. (C)

780. 343 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with quoins; gable roof with two front gables; two entrances; one gabled; 3/1 lights, round headed lights; decorative half timber trim; two circular chimney pots. (C)

781. 346 McLean. Eclectic (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile roof with two front gables and bracketed eaves; multi-lighted door, transom and side lights; multi-lighted Palladian window. (C)

782. 347 McLean. Tudor Revival (c. 1927). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with quoins, gable roof; two entrances; one gabled; round headed light; decorative half timber trim; two round chimney pots. (C)

783. 356 McLean. Eclectic (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable tile roof with bracketed eaves; multi-lighted door, side lights and transom; multi-lighted Palladian window. (C)

784. 359 McLean. Eclectic (c. 1923). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; recessed, round headed, lighted doorway. (C)

785. 410 McLean. Spanish Colonial Revival (c. 1923). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; complex gable tile roof with front gable and decorative vent; arcaded front porch with twisted columns; doorway has enriched cornice; 12/12 lights, one with iron balcony; chimney on front facade with decorative niche and twisted column pilasters. (C) 434 McLean. Vacant Lot. 450 McLean. Also 1853 Galloway. 471 McLean. Also 1838 Galloway.

786. 495 McLean. Vernacular (c. 1920). One story; brick veneer; hip roof with two front gables; recessed front porch with wrought iron supports and balustrade; multi-lighted casement windows. (C)

787. 515 McLean. Eclectic (c. 1924). Two stories; stucco and brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof; one story porch with brick piers and Tuscan columns; doorway has multi-lighted transom and side lights; doubla doorway has fanlights with applied decoration; windows have diamond-shaped lights; chimney located on front facade. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form icvergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page b?____

788. 196 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; leaded glass transom and side lights. Also 1462 Poplar. (C)

789. 199-201-203 McNeil. Queen Anne (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with front gable; front porch Tuscan columns. (C)

790. 202 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; gabled front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

791. 206 McNeil. Four-square (e. 1916). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with jerkinhead dormer and bracketed eaves; partially enclosed front porch with brick piers. (C)

792. 207 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick vneeer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and.transom. (C) X VeiH\c-. 793. 211 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick venser exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; gabled front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

794. 216-218 McNeil. Vernacular (c. 1921). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; two story front porch with monumental brick piers and wooden balustrade; porte cochere. (C)

795. 219 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers and Tuscan columns; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

796. 225 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1908). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

797. 226-228 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; two story front porch with Tuscan columns and wooden balustrade on second story; bay window. (C)

798. 229 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with brackets, dentil trim, and brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

799. 230 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; el-shape£i front porch with paired Doric columns; doorway has side lights and transom; bay window. (C) 5!~* t-c* 800. 233 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; with stone quoins; hip roof with hipped dormers; front porch with Tuscan columns. (C) NPS Fonn 10-900-. Q^ ^ 10a4_0018 **** Exp. X)-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form JSvergreea Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______page 68____

801. 234 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; frontporch with stone piers; doorway has leaded glass side lights and transom; lights have decorative tracery. (C)

802. 239 McNeil. Tudor Revival (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable and shed dormer with bracketed eaves; front porch with bracketed eaves; stained glass bulls-eye window on front facade. (C)

803. 240 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; front porch with brick piers; two doorways with multi-lighted side lights and transoms; 12/1 lights. (C)

804. 243 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; brick vneeer exterior; gable roof with hipped dormer; front porch with Tuscan columns and wooden balustrade; doorway has leaded transom and side lights. (C)

805. 244 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with curvilinear gabled dormers; front porch with brick piers. (C)

806. 248 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; front and side porches with stucco piers; doorway has transom. (C)

807. 249 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch with Tuscan columns; door has leaded transom and side lights; leaded window in dormer. (C)

808. 253 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with paired Tuscan columns; doorway has transom. (C)

809. 256 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

810. 260 McNeil. Vernacular (c. 1946). Two stories; brick veneer and aluminum siding exterior; hip roof; front porch with brick piers. (NC)

811. 263 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; screened front porch. (C)

812. 264 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with hipped dormer; front porch with stucco piers. (C)

813. 268-270 McNeil. Vernacular Apartment (c. 122). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof with modillions; screened front porch. (C)

814. 269 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Tuscan volumns and wooden balustrade; doorway has leaded glass side lights and transom. (C) NPS Form 10-900* OMB Na 1024-0018 P"82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7____

815. 275 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with stone Tuscan columns and stone balustrade; doorway has leaded glass transom. (C)

816. 276 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood shingle and aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

817. 279-281 McNeil. Tudor Revival (c. 1915). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; two story side porch with brick piers; lights are shuttered, decorative half timber trim. (C)

818. 280 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories'; stone and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; circular front porch with fluted Tuscan columns; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

819. 285 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1929). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers and- balustrade; porte cochere. (C)

820. 286 McNeil. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1926). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; mansard tile roof with bracketed eaves; two story front porch with paired wooden boxed columns on second story; brick piers on first story. (C)

821. 289 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with quoins; hip roof with dormers; partially enclosed front porch with Tuscan columns arranged in three's; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

822. 290-292 McNeil. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; mansard tile roof with bracketed eaves; two story front porch with brick piers, wooden balustrade on second story. (C)

823. 295 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; enclosed front porch. (C)

824. 296 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front and side porches with brick piers. (C)

825. 299 McNeil. Eclectic (c. 1911). Two stories; clapboard and aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with front gable and bracketed eaves; door has side lights and leaded transom; 12/1 lights. (C)

826. 300 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; partial front porch with stucco piers. (C)

827. 304 McNeil. Four-square-(c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom and side lights. (C) NFS Form 10400* OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form .Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7____ 828. 305-307 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; one story front porch with brick piers. (C)

829. 310 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; partially screened front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

830. 311 McNeil. Georgian Revival (c. 1912). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; small gabled front porch with brick piers and applied decoration in gable; doorway has side lights and transom; lights have shutters with half moon cut-out pattern, round headed light at second story, center. (C)

831. 315 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer; el-shaped front porch with brick piers; windows have decorative tracery. (C)

832. 316 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with brick piers; door has side lights and transom. (C)

833. 321-323 McNeil. Vernacular (c. 1915). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; two story front porch with brick piers. (C)

834. 322 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stocies; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with brick piers on stucco bases; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

835. 327 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

836. 328 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and cornice with brackets and modillions; one story front porch, sunporch on side; doorway has transom and side lights. (C)

837. 330 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1916). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom and side lights; windows have decorative tracery. (C)

838. 335 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1918). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

839. 338 McNeil. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1913). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex roof with hipped dormer; el-shaped front porch with wooden boxed columns; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

840. 341 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and asbestos shingle siding exterior; jerkinhead roof; one story front porch with paired and tripled boxed wooden columns; 9/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 71____ 841. 342 McNeil. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1920). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with gabled, wood shingled dormer; one story front porch; doorway has transom. (C)

347-370 McNeil. Vacant Lots.

842. 379 KcKeil. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormer; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted door, side lights and transom. (C)

843. 380 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers. (C)

844. 394 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

845. 395 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers. (C)

846. 399 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch with stone trim. (C)

847. 400 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; one story front porch. (C)

848. 405 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch; porte cochere. (C)

849. 406 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1914). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof; screened front porch. (C)

850. 409 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerinhead roof; front porch with stone trim. (C)

851. 410 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone trim. (C)

852. 414 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch with stone trim. (C)

853. 415 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch; doorway has leaded transom. (C)

854. 419 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; one story front porch. (C)

855. 420 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with stone piers and balustrade. (C) NPS Form 10-MO* 0MB No. 1024-0018

857. 425 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch. (C)

858. 429 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

859. 430 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C)

860. 434 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

861. 435 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone trim. (C)

862. 439 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C)

863. 440 McNeil. Four-square (c. 1915). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof; one story front porch. (C)

864. 444 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone trim. (C)

865. 445 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; screened front {Jorch, (C)

866. 449 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

867. 454 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; partially screened one story front porch. (C)

868. 455 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; side porch; chimney on front facade. (C)

869. 456 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof; screened front porch with stone trim. (C)

870. 459 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; stone and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with stone trim. (C)

871. 560 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

872. 463 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7______Page fj____ 873. 466 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

874. 469 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

875. 470 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch. (C)

876. 474 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C)

877. 475 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; chimney on front facade. (C)

878. 479 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

879. 480 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerinhead roof; front porch. (C)

880. 489 McNeil. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1920). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof; front porch with boxed wooden columns and wrought iron balustrade; leaded glass entry door; side lights and transom. (C)

881. 490 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C)

882. 493 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch. (C)

883. 494 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; screened front porch; porte cochere. (C)

884. 499 McNeil. English Cottage (c. 1925). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with front gable; small entry porch; chimney on front facate; decorative half timber trim. (C)

885. 500 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable arid jerkinhead roof; el-shaped front porch. (C)

886. 503 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

887. 504 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

888. 509 McNeil. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; two story front porch, enclosed on second story. (C) NPS Form 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Pis tric t______Item number 7______Page 7*»____ 889. 510 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wrought iron supports and balustrade. (C)

890. 514 McNeil. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

891. 520 McNeil. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; enclosed two story front porch. (C)

892. 1401 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed front gable; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted doorway with side lights and transom; 9/1 lights. (C)

893. 1407 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; gabled front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted door with transom and side lights. (C)

894. 1411 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with two front gables; front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted door with side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

895. 1417 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; bellcast roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

896. 1431 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; one story front porch; partially enclosed with brick piers. (C)

897. 1435 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; one entrance with multi-lighted door; one entrance with multi-lighted double doors. (C) 898. 1441 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof with jerkinhead dormer; fornt porch with brick piers. (C) 899. 1445-1447 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One story; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

900. 1451 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick vaneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed shed dormer and bracketed eaves; enclosed front porch. (C)

901. 1455 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with two front gables; front porch with brick piers. (C) NPS Fonn 10-900-t 0MB No. 1024-0018 (3^2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form _ Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Qjgtrict Item number 7 Page 902. 1465 North Parkway. Eclectic (c. 1918). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof .with jerkinhead dormer; large front and side porches with mansard roof and brick piers. (C)

903. 1469-1475 North Parkway. Vernacular Townhouses (c. 1981). Two stories; brick veneer; gable roof. (NC)

904. 1506 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; wood shingle gable roof; front porchwith curvilinear gable; multi-lighted double doors; round headed light in front gable; stone chimney an front facade. (C)

905. 1512 North Parkway. Expanded Four-square (c. 1926). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with shed dormer and bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with brick piers; double doors; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

906. 1515 North Parkway. Eclectic (c. 1917). One story; brick veneer exterior; tile bellcast roof with bracketed eaves and dentils, curvilinear gable; doorway has segmental arched canopy and elliptical fan lights. (C)

907. 1519 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom; 9/1 and 6/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

908. 1524-1526 North Parkway. Vernacular (c. 1917). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with eyebrow dormer; front porch; doorway has transom. (C)

909. 1527 North Parkway. Spanish Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; tile hip roof; enclosed arcaded front porch with parapet has been removed; lights have tympanum with applied decoration, second story lights have dentil trim and ornamental wrought iron balconies with brackets; dentilled belt course. (C)

910. 1530 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1926). One and a half stories; gable roof with two front gables and bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with brick piers and balustrade. (C)

911. 1532-1534 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1918). Two and a half stories; asbestos shingle exterior (over clapboard); hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; two entrances; each with pent roof over door and pilasters. (C)

912. 1537 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; cross gable roof with two front gables; front porch with boxed wooden columns and stone balustrade; front door has sidelights and transom. (C)

913. 1538 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and a half stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch has been removed; doorway has transom. (C) MPS Forni 10400^ OMB No. 1024-0018

Continuation sheet District______item number 7______Page Jb____ 914. 1539 North Parkway. Expanded Four-square (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead.roof with shed dormer; screened front porch; 6/1 lights. (C) 915. 1541 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; steep gable and hip roof; round headed doorway with stone surround; decorative half timber trim. (C)

916. 1545 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with two front gables; front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

917. 1547 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers and boxed wooden columns; doorway has side lights and transom; casement windows. (C)

918. 1550 North Parkway. Verncular Apartment (c. 1965). Eleven stories; brick veneer exterior. (NC)

919. 1553 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1912). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; screened front porch with brick piers and wrought iron trim. (C)

920. 1559 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

921. 1563 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; screened front porch; decorative half timber trim. (C)

922. 1567 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with boxed wooden columns; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

923. 1577-1581 North Parkway. Colonial Revival (c. 1928). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; 6/1 lights. (C) 924. 1578 North Parkway. Ranch (c. 1939). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled front porch with one Tuscan column and one brick pier; sun room with jalousie windows. (C)

925. 1586-1588 North Parkway. Vernacular (c. 1937). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; round headed door with round light; picture window. (C)

926. 1587 North Parkway. Colonial Revival (c. 1928). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; one story porch with Tuscan columns and balustrade on porch roof; 6/1 lights. (C)

927. 1594-1596 North Parkway. Vernacular (c. 1940). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; stone entry with segmental arch over doorway. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

Continuation sheet District______Item number 7 Page 77 928. 1597 North Parkway. Beaux Art (c. 1912). Two stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with eyebrow-type roof line over second story windows; one story side porch with fluted Doric columns, one story sun porch; entrance porch with paired Doric columns and applied decoration; multi- lighted door, side lights and transom; three round headed lights over doorway. (C)

929. 1607 North Parkway. Colonial Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof with dormers; bracketed hood over doorway; double doors; paired lights on first story, round headed light on second story; chimney on front facade with arched niche. (C) 930. 1611 North Parkway. Georgian Revival (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile hip roof with dormer; pedimented entry porch with fluted. Doric columns and pilasters; small round headed light with prominent keystone on second story; multi-lighted double lights on first story. (C)

931. 1614 North Parkway. Spanish Colonial Revival (c. 1920). One story; stucco veneer exterior with brick trim; gable roof; arcaded front porch; applied decoration. (C)

932. 1624 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with brick piers; doorway has transom. (C) 933. 1625 North Parkway. Bungalow Cc. 1914). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; hip roof with dormers and jerkinhead gable; front porch has paired wooden boxed columns on stone bases; porte cochere with stone piers. (C)

934. 1630 North Parkway. Bungalow Cc. 1916). Two stories; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with large five-sided dormer with lattice trim; screened front porch; porte cochere. (C) 935. 1634 North Parkway. Vernacular (c, 1918). One story; stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; segemental arch hood over porch; 6/1 lights. CC)

936. 1635 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights. CC)

937. 1643 North Parkway. Bungalow Cc. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stucco and brick piers; 9/1 lights. CC)

938. 1650 North Parkway. Eclectic Cc. 1922). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with fieldstone trim; gable roof with dormers; multi-lighted enclosure around front door; 6/1 lights. CC)

939. 1651 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1915). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stucco and wood piers on brick bases; two front doors, one is multi-lighted and has side lights. (C) NFS Form 10400-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet &±s trie t______item number 7______Page ?b____

940. 1660 North Parkway. Eclectic G 1919). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story enclosed front porch; gabled hood over door is supported by four large brackets, door has side lights and transom. (C)

941. 1663 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; hip and gable roof; bracketed gabled hood over doorway; round headed doorway has side lights; 12/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

942. 1669 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere, (C)

943. 1670 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; flared gable roof with gabled dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with boxed wooden columns; doorway has side lights. CC)

944. 1673 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with jerkinhead gable; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

945. 1678 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch; doorway has side lights and transom; 12/1 lights. (C)

946. 1681 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; 9/1 lights, (C)

947. 1686 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

948. 1687 North Parkway. Ranch (c. 1948). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with two front gables; screened side porch; doorway has stone surround, 8/8 lights. CNC)

949. 1690 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1914). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead gable roof; el-shaped front porch with stone piers separated by wide stucco arches. (C)

950. 1694 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with wooden boxed columns on brick bases; doorway has side lights and transom. (C) 951. 1695 North Parkway. Beaux Art (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; enclosed sun porch with bracketed flat roof and round headed, multi-lighted double doors; pergola type porch; Palladian window in gable, round headed lights with prominent<4ceystone on first story. (C) ^—.r ««,««. OMB No. 1024-0018 NFS Fora. 10-900-. E 10-31-84 CH2) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form JEver green Historic Continuation sheet District ltem number 7 952. 1700 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1924). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; side porch has wide arched entry and enclosed sunroom on second story; round headed doorway with stone surround, round headed double doors with stone surround; decorative half timber trim; chimney on front facade with paired chimney pots. (C) 953. 1701 North Parkway. Georgian Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with eyebrow dormer; one story enclosed porch on each side; entry is slightly arched with Tuscan columns and pilasters; Palladian window, fountain. (C)

954. 1706 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1926). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with arched openings; small round headed light; 6/6 lights; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C) 955. 1716 North Parkway. Colonial Revival (c. 1907). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable slate roof with five dormers, dentil trim and each with different style light; large porch with Ionic columns and balustrade on porch roof; doorway has leaded side lights, double doors on second story opening on to balconied porch roof; Palladian window; four bay windows. (C)

956. 1719 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1917). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; bellcast roof with gabled dormer; front porch with stone piers; 6/1 lights (C)

957. 1724 North Parkway. Colonial Revival (c. 1913). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with plain columns on brick bases; doorway has stained glass transom; Palladian window in front gable; large stained glass window. (C) 958. 1725 North Parkway. Ranch (c. 1951). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof. (NC)

959. 1728 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

960. 1733 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with quoins; hip roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; doorway has stained glass transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

961. 1736 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights; porte cochere. CC)

962. 1741 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1909). Two and a half stories; brick veneer and slat shingle exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story enclosed porch; stained glass window. (C) NPSFormlO-900* OMB No. 1024-0018 O*2' Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page SQ____ 963. 1742-1744 North Parkway. Vernacular (c. 1923). One and a half stories; fieldstone veneer exterior; gable roof. (C)

964. 1746 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with decorative vents in two front gables; front porch with brick piers; 6/1 lights. (C)

965. 1747»North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; front porch with stone piers; double windows on porch; porte cochere. (C)

966. 1751 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with large projecting front gable supported by brick piers; front porch with arched entry; decorative half timber trim. (C)

967. 1754 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

968. 1755 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers and bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway has leaded side lights and transom. (C)

969. 1760 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1922) One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof with dormer; front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted door, side lights, iand transom; decorative half timber trim. (C)

970. 1765 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1920). Two stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere; wide pierced chimney is joined at the top. (C) 971. 1766 North Parkway. Stick Style (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with boxed wooden columns and ornate wooden balustrade; doorway has transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C) 972. 1771-1773 North Parkway. Ranch (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with double front gables; 6/6 lights. (NC)

973. 1776 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1919). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with large dormer and stepped brackets at eaves; front porch with stone piers and boxed wooden columns on brick bases. (C)

974. 1781 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves and shed dormer; front porch with stone piers. (C) NPS Form 104004 0MB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Dj a tr 1 c t______Item number 7______Rage »1____ 975. 1782 North Parkway. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex hip roof with dentils; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; two doorways on front have leaded transoms; one has leaded side lights. (C)

976. 1792a North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; with added brick on front facade; jerkinhead roof with hip dormer; front porch has been removed; pedimented doorway. (C)

977. 1792b North Parkway. Vernacular church (c. 1962). One story; brick veneer exterior; low-pitched gable roof with steeple. (NC)

978. 1793 North Parkway. Eclectic (c. 1925). One story; brick and stone veneer exterior; mansard tile roof with square projection in center with multiple lights; enclosed front porch with large stone piers; windows with diamond-shaped lights. (C) 979. 1804 North Parkway. Dutch Colonial Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; ,clapboard exterior; gambrel roof; pent roof over entrance is supported by long carved brackets; doorway with side lights; 6/1 lights. (C)

980. 1805 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom. (C)

981. 1808 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two stofcies; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; two projecting two story front porches, screened with decorative half timber trim; entrance has side lights and transom. (C)

982. 1817 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. ;1922). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with brick trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers. (C) 983. 1818 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; two projecting two story front porches, screened, with decorative half timber trim; entrance has side lights and transom. (C) 984. 1822 North Parkway. Tudor Revival (c. 1922). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; two projecting two story porches, screened, with decorative half timber trim; entrance has side lights and transom. (C)

985. 1823 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with brick trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

986. 1828 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1917). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with brick trim; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

987. 1829 North Parkway. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; doorway has leaded side lights and transom. (C) NFS Form 10-MO* 0MB No. 1084-0018 «W Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet i>ja triet______Item number 7______Page B2____ 988. 1834 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom. (C)

989. 1840 North Parkway. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom; 12/1 lights. (C)

990. 1870 North Parkway. Beaux Arts (c. 1909 with additions in 1939 and 1979). Three stories; brick veneer exterior with terra cotta details; oldest building has second- story entrance flanked by paired two-story Ionic Pilasters and entablature. Snowden Jr. High School. (C)

991. 1531-1533-1541-1545 Overton Park. Vernacular Commercial (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior and wood siding exterior, altered store front. (NC)

992. 1553 Overton Park. Art Deco (c. 1950). One story; stucco veneer exterior; Overton Park Garage. (NC)

993. 1565 Overton Park. Vernacular Commercial (c. 1926). One story, brick veneer exterior; mansard roof; altered storefront. (C)

994. 1572 Overton Park. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with two stone belt courses;; hip roof with front gable at each apartment; two story front porches, round headed lights; decorative half timber trim. (C) 995. 1581 Overton Park. Renaissance Revival (c. 1930). Two story; stone veneer exterior with added brick veneer on first story; flat roof; entrance has fan lights, stone Tuscan columns and canopy; light shave bracketed stone sills. Stonewall Lodge. (C) f 996. 1645 Overton Park. Vernacular (c. 1930). One and a half stories; wood siding exterior; gable roof with dormer. (C) 997. 1662 Overton Park. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two stories; brick fieldstone and stucco veneer exterior; gable tile roof with front gable; recessed entry; 6/6 lights, oriel window; nice with statuary. (C) 998. 1665 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

999. 1666 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1913). One and a half stories; wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with wooden boxed columns and shingled piers; multi-lighted casement windows. (C)

1000. 1669 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1922). Two stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; porte cochere. (C) OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form JSvergreen Historic Continuation sheet DJstric t______Item number 7______Rage »3____ 1001. 1674 Overton Park. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with hipped dormer and modillions; one story front porch with paired wooden boxed columns; doorway has transom and multi-lighted side ligths. (C)

1002. 1675 Overton Park. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with gabled dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted side lights and transom. (C)

1003. 1676-1678 Overton Park. Georgian Revival (c. 1960). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; portico with swan f s neck pediment; relieving arch over windows on front wing, multi-lighted picture window. (NC)

1004. 1681 Overton Park. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer .exterior; gable roof with front gable; small entry porch with wrought iron supports and aluminum awning. (NC) - ,

1005. 1684 Overton Park. Four-square (c. 1912).f Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with two gabled dormers and modillions; one story front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

1006. 1685 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere. (C)

1007. 1686-16*8 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; front porch with stone piers and wooden boxed columns on stone pedestals, brick balustrade. (C)

1008. 1689 Overton Park. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with front gables; front porch with brick piers and stone and brick balustrade; doorway has multi-lighted transom and side lights. (C) 1009. 1693 Overton Park. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stiucco veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers that have small Tuscan columns and wooden balustrade trim; front and side porch with stucco piers and Tudor arch openings; windows on second story have prominent keystones. (C)

1010. 1694 .Overton Park. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1935). Two stories; clapboard and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof. (C)

1011. 1702 Overton Park. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers; circular front porch with square stone columns and paired brackets at cornice; bay window. (C)

1012. 1718 Overton Park. Colonial Revival (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with front gable; hipped dormers and dentil trim; front porch with monumental two-story fluted Ionic columns, second story porch with balustrade; windows have stone keystones and brick relieving arch. (C)

1719 Overton Park. Vacant Lot . ^ NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form

Continuation sheet & ± a trie t______Item number 7 ______Page 34____ 1013. 1726 Overton Park. Craftsman (c. 1911) Two and a half stories; brick and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with paired wooden boxed columns, doorway has stained glass side lights and transom; oriel window on east facade has stained glass. (C)

1723-1778 Overton Park. Vacant Lots.

1014. 1803 Overton Park. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1938). One and a half stories; weather­ board siding exterior; gable roof with front gable; entry has pilasters. (C)

1015. 1809 Overton Park. Colonial Revival (c. 1938). One and a half stories; asbestos shingle exterior; hip roof with front gable; front porch with wooden boxed columns; 6/6 lights. (C)

1016. 1815-1817 Overton Park. Vernacular (c. 1929). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip tile roof with front gable; two story front porch with brick piers and turned balustrade at second story; doorway has side lights. (C)

1017. 1821 Overton Park. Colonial Revival (c. 1938). Two and a half stories; wood shingle veneer exterior; gable roof; screened side porch; entrance has swan's neck pediment; fluted pilasters; 6/6 and 9/9 lights with shutters. (C)

1018. 1822 Overton Park. Colonial Revival/Beaux Arts (c. 1908-10). Two and one half stories; brick; hipped roof with dormers; two story, semi- circular Ionic portico; corner quoins. -Galloway House, NR (C)

1019. 1835 Overton Park. Queen Anne (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; tile gable, roof with front gable and turret; circular front porch with stone Tuscan volumns; doorway has leaded glass side lights; leaded glass window on front porch, windows have stone lintels and sills. (C)

1020. 1839 Overton Park. Eclectic (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; complex roof with front stepped gable; gabled one story front porch with brick piers; one story sunroom with multi-lighted casement windows; doorway has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 6/1 lights. (C) 0MB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7______page 85 1921, 1850 Overton Park. Mediterranean Revival (c. 1921). Two story; brick; tile hipped roo; front entrance with decorative stone surround. (C)

1022. 1857-9 Overton Park. Colonial Revival (c. 1923). Two story; stucco; gable roof; di-style in antis entrance; first-story bow windows. (C)

1023. 1862 Overton Park. Tudor Revival (c. 1913). Two story; brick; gable roof; projecting two story front bay with gable roof and one story, gabled porch. (C)

1024. 1867 Overton Park. Eclectic (c. 1921). Two story; stucco; hipped roof; projecting, two story front bay with recessed entrance. (C)

1025. 1876 Overton Park. Georgian Revival (c. 1913). Two story^ brick; hipped roof; with front dormer and brackets; one story front portico with paired Doric columns (C).

1026. 1884 Overton Park. Georgian Revival (c. 1913). Two story; brick; pyramidal roof with front dormer; one story; front portico with arched roof. (C)

1027. 1889 Overton Park. Mediterranean Revival (c. 1924). Two story; brick; tile hipped roof; variety of window forms; decorative cast stone with low relief patterns. (C)

1028. 1896 Overton Park. Mediterranean Revival (c. 1923). Two story; stucco, gable roof; with barrel tiles; first story loggia; two story projecting front bay. (C)

1029. 1901 Overton Park. Four Square (c. 1911). Two story; stone; hipped roof with dormer; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

1030. 1905 Overton Park. Mediterranean Revival (c. 1923). Two story; brick; tile hipped roof; arched windows on first story with spiral pilasters. (C)

1031. 1906 Overton Park. Georgian Revival (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; brick; gable roof with three front dormer; long, one story front porch with paired columns. (C)

1032. 1914 Overton Park. Neo-Greek Revival (c. 1965). One story; brick; gable roof; tetra-style Doric portico. (NO) HPS Form 10-9004 0MB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ______Item number 7______Rage 36_____ 1033. 1414 Peach. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1960). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; wrought iron balustrade and trim. (NC)

1034. 1415 Peach. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1960). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; wrought iron balustrade and trim. (NC)

1662-1722 Peach. Vacant Lots.

1035. 1723 Peach. Bungalow (c, 1926). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; gabled front porch with Tuscan columns on brick bases; multi-lighted door and double doors. (C)

1726 Peach. Vacant Lot.

1036. 1727 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). Two stories; brick, stucco and stone exterior; complex roof; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights. (C)

1732 Peach. Vacant Lot.

1037. 1733 Peach. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with,|^>rmers; Iront porch with brick piers; porte cochere. (C)

1736 Peach. Vacant Lot.

1038. 1737 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wooden boxed columns on brick bases and wrought iron balustrade; multi-lighted door and side lights. (C)

1742 Peach. Vacant Lot.

1039. 1743 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with stone piers. (C)

1040. 1746 Peach. Contemporary (c. 1955). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof (NC)

1041. 1747 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof; front porch with stone piers. (C)

1042. 1750 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with Tuscan columns. (C)

1043. 1753 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch with wooden boxed columns on brick bases. (C)

1044. 1756 Peach. Mediterranean (c. 1923). One story; stucco veneer exterior; flat tile roof; three sets of double doors, one set with brick arch and applied decoration; round headed lights. (C) NFS Form 104004 0MB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District Item number Page 87 1045. 1757 Peach. Eclectic (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; small entry porch; three sets of double doors with arched brickwork over doors; chimney on front facade with arched niche. (C)

1046. 1762 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with shed dormer; front porch with brick piers. (C)

1047. 1763 Peach. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; stone veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch, partially screened with stone piers; porte cochere; decorative vents in front gable. (C)

1048. 1767-1769 Peach. Vernacular (c. 1950). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; entry portico at one entrance, screened porch at other entrance. (NC)

1049. 1429 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1910). Two story; stone and stucco; pyramidal roof with front dormer; one story front porch. (C)

1050. 1430 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1910). Two story; brick and stone; pyramidal roof; enclosed front porch. Dix Pharmacy.

1051. 1433 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1910). Two story; brick pyramidal roof with front dormer; one story front porch. (C)

1052. 1436 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1916). Two story; stone; pyramidal roof with front dormer; similar to 1440. (C)

1053. 1440 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1916). Two story; stone; pyramidal roof with front and side dormers; similar to 1436. (C)

1054. 1441 Poplar. Eclectic (c. 1910). Two story; brick; hipped roof with front dormer; second story of front porch enclosed. Athon Jose Apartments. (C)

1055. 1447 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1915). Two story; brick; hipped roof; two story; front porch with brick piers; Apartment (C)

1056. 1450 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1970). Two story; brick; flat roof; decorative iron work nan first and second stories; John Hancock Insurance. (NC)

1057. 1455 Poplar. Vernacular (c, 1970). Two story; concrete and glass; flat roof; continuous band of windows on first and second stories; Lemly Building. (NC)

1058. 1469 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1960). One story; brick; hipped roof; small, wrought iron front porch. Stanley Myers, MD (NC)

1059. 1531 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). Three story; brick; U-plan; gable roof; decorative half-timbering on third story. Alta Vista Apartments. (C)

1060. 1548 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1970). Two story; brick; flat roof; continuous band of windows on first and second stories; Baptist Brotherhood. (NC) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 *M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic *_...... District 7 Continuation sheet______^^______Item number______Page 88_____ 1061. 1565 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1915). Two story; stone; hipped roof; two story, front porch with first story stone piers and second story wooden pillars. Apartment (C)

1062. 1572 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1970). One story; field stone; gable roof; plate glass windows. Home Care. (NC)

1063. 1582 Poplar. Four Square (c. 1916). Two story; stone; hipped roof with front dormer and bracketed eaves; flat roofed one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

1064. 1590 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; gable roof; second story oriel window; entrance with decorative stone surround. Apartment. (C)

1065. 1610 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; gable roof with three front gables; front terrace with stone balustrade. Avalon Apartments. (C)

1066. 1642 Poplar. Eclectic (c. 1909). Two story; brick; hipped roof with brackets; one story, enclosed front porch. Former office. (C)

1067. 1662 Poplar. Mission (c. 1975). One story; stucco; flat and shed roof; arched windows; belfry; Taco Bell. (NC)

1068. 1674 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1970). One story; brick; flat roof; shed roofed front section with large windows. Pierotti's Restaurant. (NC)

1069. 1684 Poplar. Georgian Revival (c. 1945). Two story; brick; hipped roof; broken pediment over Poplar and Belvedere entrances. Altered. Round Corner. (NC)

1070. 1698 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1980). One story; brick; gable roof; large windows; decorative entrance. Steak and Egg Restaurant. (NC)

1071. 1705 Poplar. Georgian Revival (c. 1925). Two story; brick; flat roof; recessed entrance; decorative stone window surrounds on second story. Evergreen Theater. Circuit Playhouse. (C)

1072. 1716 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1925). One story; brick; flat roof; plate glass windows; boarded over. Dream Girl. Altered. (NC)

1073. 1720-1726 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1925). One story; brick; flat roof with barrel- tiled front pent; large plate glass windows; some partially boarded over. P & W Enterprises, Occassion Shop and Ivey's Barber Shop. (C)

1074. 1728-32 Poplar. Vernacular (1728) (c. 1925). One story; brick with flat roof and large plate glass windows; Tudor Revival (1732) (c. 1930). One story; brick with gable roof and small gable above entrance. Mid-town Glass (C)

1075. 1734 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). One story; brick; gable roof and small gable above entrance; plate glass windows. Major of Memphis Photographers. (C) NFS Form 10400* OMB No. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______page______1076. 1751 Poplar. Eclectic (c. 1920). Three story; brick; U-plan; mansard roof with dormers; three story porches with brick piers. Oak Terrace Apartments. (C)

1758 Poplar. Also 190 N. Auburndale.

1077. 1770 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1965). Two story; brick; gable roof; two story cast iron side porch. Apartment. (NC)

1078. 1772 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two story; brick; hipped roof; small; gable roofed front porch with wrought iron supports. Front altered. Apartments. (NC)

1079. 1778 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two story; brick; hipped roof with low front gable; one story front porch with wrought iron supports. Apartments. (C) 1080. 1796-1800 Poplar. Vernacular (c. 1925 & 1930). Two story; brick; two parallel buildings with court yard between; gable roof; two story porches. Royal Arms Apartments. (C)

1081. 1806-1822 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; U-plan; hipped roof; entrances with decorative stone surrounds; second story oriel windows and gables. Stratford Place Apartments. (C)

1082. 1855 Poplar. Georgian Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; gable roof with dormers; corner quoins; one story porch on Poplar and on McLean. Steiner Apartments. (C)

1083. 1861 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; jerkin-head and gable roof; arched, recessed entrance. Apartments. (C)

1084. 1865 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; brick; gable roof; recessed stone entrance with gable roof; Apartments. (C)

1085. 1872 Poplar. Tudor Revival (c. 1930). Two story; stucco gable roof; decorative half timbering on second story; Apartments. (C) 1086. 1875 Poplar. Georgian Revival (c. 1915). Two story brick; hipped roof with small front dormer; one story entrance portico; enclosed side porch. Holiday Manor. (C)

1087. 1879 Poplar. Eclectic (c. 1915). Two story; stone; roof with dormer and brackets; gable roofed, one story front porch with stone pillars. (C)

1088. 1899 Poplar. Eclectic (c. 1920). Two story on raised basement; brick; hipped roof with decorative gables; U-plan; balconies; grand double staircase at entrance. Avalon (Park) Terrace Apartments. (C)

1089. 1914 Poplar. Beaux Arts (c. 1925). Ten stories; brick; flat roof; L-plan; entrance margee; decorative terra cotta panels; arched windows on first story; Parkview Manor. (C) 0**B *>• 1084-0018 Exp. 10-31-84

National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______page______1090. 71 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick; jerkinhead roof; front porch with flat roof with brick piers. (C)

1091. 74 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1965). Two story; brick; flat roof; simple, two story; metal side porch; Apartment (NC)

1092. 78 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick; jerkinhead roof; front porch with jerkinhead roof and battered piers on brick pedestals. (C)

1093. 81 Stonewall. Mediterranean Revival (c. 1925). One story; stucco gable roof with front gable and prominent chimney; decorative medal . (C)

1094. 82 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco; jerkinhead roof; shed-roofed front porch with stone piers. (C)

1095. 86 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick; jerkinhead roof; hipped roof front porch with brick piers. (C)

1096. 87 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick; jerkinhead and gable roof; front porch with flat roof with brick piers; similar to 91 (C) 1097. 91 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick; jerkinhead and gable roof; front porch with flat roof and brick piers. Similar to 87 (C)

1098. 94 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1915). One story; brick; jerkinhead roof with shed dormer; front porch with battered brick piers. (C)

1099. 95 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick and stucco; multiple gable roof with large front dormer; front porch with paired wooden pillars on brick pedestals. (C)

1100. 110 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick; multiple-gable roof; front porch with battered stone piers. (C)

1101. Ill Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; brick; multiple-gable roof with decorative half timbering. (C)

1102. 115 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1930). Two stories; brick; gable roof; pair of two story; front porches with gable roofs and brick piers. Apartments. (C)

1103. 116 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; brick; gable and hipped roof; front porch with porte cochere with brick piers. (C)

1104. 122 Stonewall. Colonial Revival (c. 1925). One story; brick; gable roof; aedicule entrance. (C)

1105. 123 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1930). Two story; brick; gable roof; two story; screened front porch with hipped roof; brick piers; and second story wooden arches. Apartments. (C) NPS Fomi 10-900* 0MB No. 1024-0018 0*2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic ~ 4. . . District 7 Continuation sheet______Item number______Page______1106. 128 Stonewall. Georgian Revival (c. 1925). Two story; brick; hipped roof with three front dormers; projecting, two story front bay with pilasters and aedicule entrance. Apartment (C)

1107. 129 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1960). Two story; brick; flat roof; two story; front porch with columns; large, multi-pane windows. Apartment (EC)

1108. 142 Stonewall. Georgian Revival (c. 1925). Two story; brick; hipped roof with dormers; shallow projecting corner bays with stone quoins. Apartment (C)

1109. 143 Stonewall. Four Square (c. 1915). Two sitory; stone; hipped roof with dormer and brackets; one story front porch with stone piers. (C)

1110. 147 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1960). Two story; brick; flat roof; plate glass windows; recessed entrance. Apartments (NC)

1111. 148 Stonewall. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). Two story; brick and stucco; hipped roof; decorative half timbering on second story; stone entrance surround. Apartment. (C)

1112. 154 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1915). Two story; brick hipped roof with dormer; enclosed, one story front porch; large rear addition. Altered. Johnson Nursing Home. (NC)

1113. 157 Stonewall. Georgian Revival (c. 1915). Two story; brick; hipped roof with dormer; one story flat roofed porch with colunns. (C)

1114. 175 Stonewall. Vernacular (c. 1925). Six story; brick; T-plan; flat roof with cornice; decorative string courses at first and fifth stories; small entrance portico with paired columns. Almadura Apartments. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ____item number 7____ 1115. 200 Stonewall. Beaux Arts (c. 1917). Two and a half stories; wood frame with sonte exterior; hip roof with hipped dormers, bracketed eaves; 3-bay facade, rounded doorways; round arched first floor windows, keystones, sill brackets, pilasters, a central pavillion and sunporch. (C)

1116. 201-203 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and one-half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; two story front porch with wooden boxed columns above, fluted Tuscan columns below, balustraded. (C)

1117. 204 Stonewall. Expanded four-square (c. 1918). Two and one-half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone exterior; hip roof with dormers, bracketed eaves; full one- story rusticated porch balustraded; door with side lights and transom, 1/1 lights; porte cochere; large rear wing. (C)

1118. 206 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick veneer stone trim; hip roof with hipped dormers, bracketed eaves; one story el-shaped porch with brick piers; stone balustrade; doorway with beveled side lights and transom; 1/1 lights; exterior has brick quoins, stained glass windows. (C)

1119. 207 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone exterior; hip roof with dormers, bracketed eaves; one story gabled front porch with rusticated stone piers; doorway with leaded and beveled glass side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1120. 217 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; multi-gabled roof, bracketed eaves; one story el-shaped porch with stone piers; double doors; porte cochere; large stone flower boxes of the period at entrance. (C)

1121. 222 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof with Palladian windows, bracketed eaves; full porch, doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights; porte cochere, stained glass. (C)

1122. 227 Stonewall. Greek Revival (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with gables; full porch with two story pedimented portico; fluted Ionic columns with balcony and balconied one-story porches extended either side with Ionic columns; double doorway with wide lights and arched transom. Architects, Hanker and Cairnes. (C)

1123. 232 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; el-shaped porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights and transom; lower lights 1/1, upper 9/1; porte cochere; stairway bay window; exterior has stone quoins. (C)

1124. 236 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone and stucco exterior; bell cast hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; full porch; doorway with side lights and transom; lower lights 1/1, upper 12/1, sun porch. (C) NPS Form 10400* OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet pjstriet ______Item number 7______Rage 93____ 1125. 244 Stonewall. Prairie (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stucco exterior; steep bell cast hip roof; large porch with stucco piers; doorway with tri pie narrow glass/panel; narrow sidelights; triple windows with 6 lights on lower floor, 6 lights on upper floor, Palladian window center upper story. Architect, Victor Bunkerly. (C)

1126. 251 Stonewall. Expanded Four-square (c. 1922). Two stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; tile hip roof, full porch, partially roofed; arched stone above windows; 6/24 lights; porte cochere; sunporch. (C)

1127. 254 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior, stone quoins; hip roof with dormers; doorway has side lights and transom; triple windows, 1/1 lights, sun porch. (C) '

1128. 257 Stonewall. Queen Anne (c. 1911). Three stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; gable roof with high full front gable; one story extended and curved porch with columns; door with side lights and transom; first and second floor 1/1 lights, third floor slender triple windows with rounded heads. (C) 1129. 262 Stonewall. Expanded four-square (c. 1916). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterior; tile hip roof; house is sideways on lot, entrance on drive with Doric portico, roofline arched above; 1/1 lights; full sunroom, shows early Art Deco stone trim. (C) 1130. 263 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stone exterior; hip roof with dormers; full one story front porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights and transom; triple windows; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1131. 268 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; bell cast hip roof with dormers , bracketed eaves; oriel window, full one story porch with wooden piers; door with sidelights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 1132. 271 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1917). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stone exterior; hip roof; full-one story front porch with stone piers; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 1133. 272 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; full front porch, with wood piers; bell cast hip roof with clay tiles, bracketed eaves. Upper windows 9/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1134. 279 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1923). Two stories; wood frame with smooth stone exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; el-shaped across front and side, balustrated; door with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights, stone quoins on exterior , (C)

1135. 280 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1932), One story; wood frame with brick exterior; stone trim; gable roof with front gable with ogee arched window; one-half porch with stone arches; stone chimney in front, ogee arched doorway. (C) NFS Forai 104004 OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2> Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 94____ 1136. 286 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; full one story porch with brick piers; door with side lights and transom; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1137. 287-289 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; stone quoins; hip roof with dormers; extended one story porch with Tuscan columns, stone balustrade; doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1138. 290 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone exterior; bell cast hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; full one story porch with stone piers; balustrade, door with side lights and transom; 12/1 lights. (C)

1139. 291 Stonewall. Modified four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stucco and stone exterior; gambrel roof with dormers; rounded upper windows; bracketed eaves; large entrance porch set at corner angle; windows slender 6 vertical lights over four smaller ones. (C)

1140. 296 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof with four window dormers; entrance porch with brick piers; doorway with sidelights and transom; triple windows; 1/1 lights; Architect, G. M. Shaw and Company. (C)

1141. 297 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; pedimented hip roof with gabled wing and, hipped dormer; bracketed eaves; one story porch; doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 1142. 302 Stonewall. Craftsman (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick and wood shingle exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; gabled porch; doorway with side lights and transom; arched stain glass window; (C) 1143. 303 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone and shingle siding; hip roof with dormers; full one story porch with Tuscan columns and balustrade; doorway with stained glass transom and leaded side lights; matching window lower front; upper windows 1/1 lights. (C) 1144. 308 Stonewall. Greek Revival (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; stone quoins and water table; hipped and gabled roof; pedimented portico with fluted Ionic columns and pilasters; segmentally arched entryway with leaded glass, balcony; lower windows 1/1; upper windows 8/2 lights; Modillions used in eaves. (C)

1145. 311-315 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1924). Two stories; wood frame with brick and half timber (veneer) exterior; combined gable and hip roof with clay tile; windows in many styles; mostly 6/6 lights above and 9/9 below. (C)

1146.' 312 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1914). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stucco exterior; hip roof with dormers; full one story porch with large Tuscan columns; 3 sets of double doors across porch; upper windows; 9/2 lights; porte cochere. (C) NPS Form 10-900* 0MB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 93____ 1147. 316 Stonewall. Craftsman (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stone and shingle exterior; gambrel hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; angled entrance, one story porch shingled with upper balcony showing Arts and Crafts influence. (C) 1148. 319 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip tile roof with triple window dormer; bracketed eaves;: full one story porch, brick piers; doorway with leaded stain glass transom and side lights; lower window 1/1 lights, upper windows 8/1; porte cochere. (C) 1149. 326 Stonewall. Greek Revival (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof rounded dormer vent; entry portico with fluted columns, dentils, lathe turned balustrades above and across front open porch, pilasters, doorway with transom and side lights; triple windows, upper windows, 8/8 lights. (C) 1150. 331 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1925). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip and gable roof; Neo-Colonial influence in small single story entry porch with Tuscan columns; doorway with side lights; windows 6/1 lights; handing porte cochere. (C)

332 and 340 Stonewall. Vacant lots.

1151. 341 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; bell cast hip roof and dormers; screened porch at front and side; doorway with side lights and transom; triple windows 1/1 lights. (C)

345-377 Stonewall. Vacant lots.

1152. 378 Stonewall. Tudor Revival (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stucco (veneer) exterior; hip roof with gabled dormers; extended rafters under eaves; partial front porch (one story); extending into porte cochere, brick piers; oriel window, decorative half timber trim. (C) 1153. 381 Stonewall. Modified Four-square (c. 1913). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof; six sided entry porch set at angle to house with rounded brick arches; double entry door; double windows 9/1 light upper floor, 1/1 lower. (C) 1154. 395 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1911). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with twin gable front; one story full porch and separate side porch, brick piers; front doorway with side lights; 8/1 lights. (C)

1155. 401 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1919). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormer; full one story porch; partially enclosed; doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1156. 402 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; front porch with brick piers; doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet m3trie t______Item number 7______Rage 96_____ 1157. 407 Stonewall. Expanded four-square (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior and rusticated stone veneer base; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway with transom and side lights; porte cochere. (C)

1158. 410 Stonewall. Georgian Revival (c. 1922). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; three entrances at front, two have double doors; one has single door and side lights; all have transom and engaged arches overhead; porte cochere; bracketed sills at seond floor windows. (C)

1159. 415 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stone exterior; hip and gable roof; gabled porch; doorway with transom and side lights; two story bay window; 1/1 lights; p'orte cochere with sunroom above. (C)

1160. 416 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; jerkinhead hip roof; full porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights and transom; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C)

1161. 419 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stucco and stone exterior; complex jerkinhead, gable and hip roofs; gabled entry porch with stone piers; stone balustrade on open porch; two oriel windows, leaded windows. (C)

1162. 420 Stonewall. Colonial Revival (c. 1921). One story; wood with wood siding fram; gable roof with rounded dormers with 8-light windows; entry porch with heavy entablature, modified fluted Corinthian columns; grouped in threes; pilasters; doorway with side lights; triple window with engaged arch, window box, 9/1 lights. (C)

1163. 425 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable and jerkinhead roof; full one story porch with brick piers; two entrances on front, double doors with transom; porte cochere. (C)

1164. 428 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1922). One story; wood frame with brick exterior; stone trim; gabled roof; front porch with brick piers and stone trim; doorway with side lights; porte cochere. (C)

1165. 431 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1913). Two and a half stories; wood frame with wood siding on upper floor, rusticated stone on lower floor; hip roof with dormer; one story; el—shaped porch with Ionic columns above stone balustrade; doorway with transom and side lights; 1/1 lights; triple leaded glass windows at center of front facade. (C)

1166. 432 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof without eaves; brick arched entryway, arched doorway, bay window, multi-lighted windows; terra cotta chimney pots. (C)

1167. 437 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1925). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof with dormer windows; front porch. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a Q^ ^ 1024_ooi8 e*z) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______page 97____ 1168. 438 Stonewall.Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; wood trame witn brick exterior; hip and gable roofs; dormer windows; porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights; double windows with 1/1 lights; terra cotta chimney pots; porte cochere. (C) 1169. 443 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; full porch with brick piers; doorway with sidelights and transom; double windows with 1/1 lights; sun room; porte cochere. (C) 1170. 444 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1922). One story with second story addition at rear; wood frame with brick and stone veneer; gable and hip roof with stucco front gable above porch; large porch with stone piers; doorway with transom; 6/1 lights. (C) 1171. 449 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterio r ; multi-gabled roof with tile, ornamental ridge crests, eave rafters exposed; porch, doorway with transom and sidelights, triple window on front facade (ornamental crest in pediment over doorway supported by small columns); porte cochere. (C) 1172. 450 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable and hip roof, porch with brick piers; doorway with side lights and transom; multi-lighted windows; porte cochere. (C) 1173. 456 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip and gable roof with dormer windows; bracketed eaves; two story bay window on side; 1/1 lights. (C) 1174. 457 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; gable and hip roof, bracketed eaves; elaborate scroll work in front gables; porch with brick and stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom; multi-lighted windows; porte cochere. (C) 1175. 462 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One story; wood frame with brick exterior; jerkinhead roof; bracketed eaves; eyelid dormer windows; arched porch; arched double front door with transom; trimple windows with 12/12 lights. (C)

1176. 465 Stonewall. Expanded four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof; dormer window; bracketed eaves; porch with brick piers; doorway with transom; porte cochere. (C)

1177. 468-470 Stonewall. One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof, arched entry with gable roof; 9/1 lights. (C)

1178. 473 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1915). Two and a half stories; wood frame with rusticated stone exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; porch with stone piers; doorway with transom and side lights; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1179. 474 Stonewall. Expanded Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stone and stucco exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; porch with stone piers; windows essentially 1/1 lights; with upper lights; with decorative tracery; porte cochere. (C) NPS Form 10-900-« OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7______Page 98____ 1180. 480 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with stone exterior; stucco in gables; jerkinhead and gable roof; gabled entry porch, doorway with-transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 1181. 489 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1916). Two stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormers; bracketed eaves; full one story porch; doorway with side lights and transom; stained glass windows. (C)

1182. 490 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick, stone and stucco exterior; gabled and hipped roof; full el-shaped porch; doorway with double windows either side. (C)

1183. 496 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick, stone and stucco exterior; gable and hip roofs; dormer window; full one story porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights; upper floor has 9/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1184. 499 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1921). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick, stone and stucco exterior; gable roof; full one story porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights; 6/9 lights; medallion plaster trim in stucco on front gable; porte cochere. (C)

1185. 502 Stonewall. Ranch style (c. 1957). One story; brick exterior; stone chimney. (NC) 1186. 503 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gabled roof, exposed rafters; porch with brick piers; two separate front doors; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) 1187. 507 Stonewall. Tudor Revival (c. 1925). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stucco exterior; jerkinhead roof, arched doorway; multi-lighted windows. (C) 1188. 508 Stonewall. Bungalow (e, 1922). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; gabled roof; full one story porch with curved brackets, two doorways with transom; porte cochere. (C) 1189. 513 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stucco exterior; gable roof with deep eaves and exposed rafters. (C)

1190. 516 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof; one story porch with brick piers; multi-lighted doorway. (C)

1191. 521 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1916). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; full one story porch; doorway with beveled glass and side lights; 9/1 lights. (C)

1192. 525 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1921). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormer; enclosed porch; porte cochere with brick piers. (C)

1193. 528 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick and stone exterior; gable roof; bracketed eaves; screened porch; porte cochere with brick piers. (C) NFS Form 10-9004 0MB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet pi s tri c t______Item number 7______Page 99____

1194. 531 Stonewall. Bungalow (c. 1922). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior and rusticated stone foundation; gabled roof; one story porch with stone piers; doorway with side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

1195. 534-536a Stonewall. Cottage (c. 1922). One story wood frame with wood siding, hip roof. (rear) (C)

1196. 534-536b Stonewall. Townhouse duplex(c. 1972). Two stories; /wood frame with stucco exterior; gable roof (front). (C)

1197. 537-539 Stonewall. Four-square (c. 1924). Two and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; hip roof with dormer; screened two story porch with stone trim, upper porch has double wood in boxed columns on stone base; 9/1 and 6/1 lights. (C)

1198. 538 Stonewall. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1922). One and a half stories; wood frame with brick exterior; gable roof with dormer windows; columned portico entrance. (C)

1199. 545 Stonewall. Eclectic (c. 1921). Two and a half stories; wood frame with stucco and stone exterior; gable roof; porch with stone piers; two sets of double doors with transoms; 6/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1200. 203 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable and hip roof with fish-scale trim on front gable; curved, el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; three front doors; two with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

1201. 207 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; asphalt shingle veneer exterior; gable and hip roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with turned columns; two front doors with transoms; diamond-shaped window on south facade, 1/1 lights. (C)

1202. 210 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; imitation limestone veneer and vertical pine siding exterior; hip roof with dormer; el-shaped front porch; 12/1 lights, multi-lighted casement window on porch. (C)

1203. 213 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable and" hip roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with turned columns; two front doors with transoms; 1/1 lights; Palladian window with leaded glass in dormer; leaded glass window on front facade. (C)

1204. 216 Watkins. Vernacular (c. 1911). One and a half stories; asphalt shingle veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns and wrought iron balustrade; lighted front door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1205. 217 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable and hip roof with dormers; fish-sclae siding on dormer and gables; el-shaped front porch with turned columns; two front doors with oval lights and transoms; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery; oval stained glass window on porch. (C) UPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District ______Item number 7______Page 1QQ___ 1206. 220-222 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; brick veneer and vertical wood siding veneer exterior; complex roof with front gable and dormers; cedar shakes on front gable and dormer; one story front porch with wrought iron supports and balustrade; front door has oval window; 1/1 lights. (C)

1207. 223 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c.1908). One and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle veneer exterior; gabie and hip roof; el-shaped front porch with turned columns and turned balustrade; two front doors have oval windows and transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

1208. 224 Watkins. Vernacular (c. 1911). One and a half stories; asphalt siding and brick veneer exterior; hip roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with wooden boxed columns; lighted front door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 1209. 227 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle veneer exterior; hip gable roof with vergeboard trim on gable; el-shaped front porch with boxed wooden columns; two front doors have transoms; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery; oval stianed glass window on porch. (C) 1210. 230 Watkins. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with brick piers; doorway has multi-lighted side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

1211. 233 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingles veneer exterior; hip and gable roof with dormer; vergeboard trim on dormer; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns on masonry bases; front doors have transoms; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery. (C)

1212. 234 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; asphalt siding veneer exterior; multi-gabled roof; el-shaped front porch with wooden columns and spindled balustrade; two front doors have transoms; multi-lighted double hung windows. (C) 1213. 235 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1908). One and a half stories; clapboard and wood shingle veneer exterior; gable hip roof, front gable has vergeboard trim and fan-shaped wooden trim; partially enclosed el-shaped front porch with wrought iron supports; two front doors oval lights and transoms; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery, diamond-shaped leaded glass window on porch. (C)

1214. 240-242 Watkins. Ranch 0945). One story; weatherboard siding exterior; gable roof; front porch with slender wooden columns; 6/6 lights. (NC)

1215. 243 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip and gable roof with dormer; fish scale siding on dormer; el-shaped front porch with boxed wooden columns; doorway has sidelights and transom; 1/1 lights with decorative tracery. (C) NFS Fom 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 CM2> Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Pi a tri c t______item number 7______Page 101____ 1216. 246 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1916). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with stucco piers; multi-lighted front door; 1/1 lights, two windows on north facade are diamond-shaped with multi-lights. (C)

1217. 247 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip and gable roof with dormer; el-shaped front porch with wrought iron supports; one front door has side lights and transom; other front door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1218. 250 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1916). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with bracketed eaves; one story gabled front porch with stone piers; lighted front door has multilighted side lights and transom; double hung windows with multi-lighted upper sashes. (C) 1219. 251-253 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1907). One and a half stories; asbestos shingle exterior; gable roof; one story front porch with turned columns; lighted front door has transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1220. 254-256 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One story; aluminum siding exterior; complex roof with two front gables; front porch with Tuscan columns and wrought iron support; doorway has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 265 Watkins, Parking lots. <

1221 266 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard siding; hip roof with dormers; el-shaped front porch with three boxed wooden columns and one Tuscan column; doorway has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1222. 168-270 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Tuscan columns and wooden balustrade; 1/1 lights. (C) 275 Watkins. Parking lot. 1223. 276 Watkins. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1925). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with dormers; small entry porch with square columns; 9/1 lights. (C)

1224. 279 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; multi-gable roof; one story front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted front door and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C)

1225. 282 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1911). One and a half stories; asphalt aiding exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with brick piers; double doors off front porch; 1/1 lighfas. (C)

1226. 285 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; asbestos shingle exterior; gable roof; gabbed front porch with wooden boxed columns; 3/1 lights. (C) 286 Watkins. Vacant Lot. NPS Form 10400* OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form

Continuation sheet District Item number 1227. 289 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted front door and side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

1228. 292 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip and gable roof with dormers; front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1229. 295 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; aluminum siding exterior; gable roof; gabled front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted door and side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

1230. 296 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip and gable roof; two gables have round -windows and fish scale siding; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; 1/1 lights. (C)

1231. 299 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One story; clapboard exterior; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch with wooden boxed columns on brick bases and wooden balustrade; multi-lighted front door and side lights; 3/1 lights. (C)

1232. 302 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; jerkinhead roof; recessed front porch with wooden columns; doorway has side lights and transom; window on front facade is 4/4, others are 1/1. (C)

1233. 305 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1916). One and a half stories; shingled exterior; gable roof with two front dormers and bracketed eaves; one story front porch with stone piers; multi-lighted door and side lights; multi-lighted bay window on front facade, 16/1 lights. (C) 1234. 306 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard siding exterior; hip roof with dormers; one with lattice trim, one with fish scale siding; front porch with Tuscan columns; two multi-lighted front doors; 1/1 lights. (C)

1235. 311 Watkins. Bungalow (c, 1916). One and a half stories; shingle exterior; gable roof with dormer and bracketed eaves; 'front porch with wrought iron supports; 2/2 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1236. 112 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with dormers with fish scale siding; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; two front doors with transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1237. 316 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with shingled dormers; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns two front doors with transoms; 1/1 lights. (C)

1238. 319 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with two dormers; front porch with brick piers and balustrade; lighted front door; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C) NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet pj s tri c t______Item number 7____ 1239. 320 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard -•I. exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch with wooden columns; one front door has multi-lighted side lights and transom; one front door is multi-lighted double doors with multi-lighted transom; 1/1 lights. (C)

1240. 325 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1916). Two stories; aluminum siding exterior; hip roof with dormers; small side porch with concrete pier; multi-lighted door, side lights and transom; 20/1 lights. (C) 1241. 326 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1911). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with dormers; some with fish scale siding; el-shaped front porch with boxed wooden columns and turned balustrade; front door has multi- lighted side lights and transom; double doors have transom; leaded glass window on north facade; 1/1 lights. (C)

1242. 336 Watkins. Craftsman (c. 1912). Two stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with front gable with decorative wood shingle trim; front porch with brick veneer and red-wood siding with wrought iron supports; 15/1 and 1/1 lights. (C)

1243. 337 Watkins. Bungalow (c, 1930). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with exposed rafters; gabled front porch with brick piers and brick balustrade; 1/1 lights; porte cochere. (C)

1244. 338 Watkins. Craftsman (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers; one story front porch with Tuscan columns; doorway has transom; double hung windows have multi-lighted upper sash, single-lighted lower sash. (C)

1245. 341 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1930). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; gabled front porch with brick piers; multi-lighted front door and side lights; 1/1 lights. (C) 1246. 344 Watkins. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1912). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; complex hip roof with dormer; dormer has decorative shingles; el-shaped front porch with Tuscan columns; two lighted front doors with transoms; 12/1 lights. (C) 1247. 345 Watkins. Bungalow (c. 1940). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with dromer; gabled front porch; two multi-lighted front doors; 1/1 lights. (C)

1248. 348 Watkins. Cape Cod (c. 1935). One and a half stories; brick veneer and weather­ board siding exterior; complex gable roof; front porch with brick piers; 6/6 lights. (C)

351-378 Watkins. Vacant Lots.

1249. 55 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1943). One and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with exposed rafters; bracketed eaves; gabled dormers; front porch with brick piers; double doors with transom. (NC) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______item number 7______Page ____ 1250. 56 Willett. English Cottage (c. 1948). Two stories; stucco veneer, complex gabled roof, portico with segmented hood with brackets, multi-ligh-ed side lights, bay window. (Np)

1251. 59-61 Willett. Eour-square with Colonial Revival influence (c. 1933). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable slate roof with front gable; full one story porch with paired Ionic columns and pilasters; front door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C)

1252. 60 Willet. Four-square (c. 1920). Two stories with projections on each side of centrally located front door; brick and wood veneer; hip roof with bracketed eaves; double multi-lighted door with multi-lighted transom. (C) 1253. 65 Willett. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormer; one story front porch with Doric columns; door with transom and side lights; oriel window on side. (C)

1254. 68 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof. (C)

1255. 71 Willett. Four-square (c. 1906). Two and a half stories; clapboard; bellcast hip roof with bellcast hip dormer; bracketed eaves; full one story porch with Doric and Ionic columns; door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows; oriel window. (C)

1256. 74 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1960), Two stories; brick veneer apartment building; flat roof. (NC)

1257. 75 Willett. Four-square (c. 1883). Two and a half stories; aluminum siding; hip roof with dormer, full one story front porch with Doric columns; door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C) 1258. 80-82 Willett. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof; screened porches upstairs and down; one story wing to the side with a;'bracketed pediment over the doorway; door with transom and side lights. (C) 1259. 85 Willett. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; rusticated stone veneer; hip roof with dormer, dormer has windows flanked by Ionic pilasters, bracketed eaves; el-shaped front porch with stone piers; gable over doorway with applied decoration on gable; door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows; stained glass windows. (C) 1260. 88 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1938). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco and clapboard exterior; hip roof. (C) NFS Form 10-800* OMB No. 1024-0018 042) Exp. tt-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

Continuation sheet District Item number 7______Page 103___ 1261. 91 Willett. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with dormer; exposed rafters; one story front porch with shingled gable, stone piers and urns; door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C)

1262. 94 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1930). One and a half stories; brick veneer; jerkinhead roof with jerkinhead dormers; front porch with brick piers and stone balustrade; doorway has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 1/1 lights. (C) 1263. 95 Willett. Four-square (c. 1911). Two and a half stories; stucco and shingle veneer exterior; jerkinhead roof with jerkinhead dormers; dentil trim; full one story recessed front porch with stucco piers; oriel windows. (C) 1264. 103 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1966). Two stories; brick veneer; aluminum picture windows. (NC)

1265. 108 Willett. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; gable roof with front gable; gabled front porch with brick piers; door with transom and leaded side lights; 1/1 windows. (C)

1266. 113-115 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1940). One story, brick veneer; gable roof; 6/6 I. windows. (C) 1267. 114 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1964). Two stories; brick veneer apartment building; flat roof. (NC)

1268. 117 Willett. Four-square (c. 1900). Two and a half stories; stone and clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with Ionic columns; door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows; bay window. (C)

1269. 120 Willett. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormer; one story front porch with brick piers; door with multi-lighted side lights; 1/1 windows. (C) 1270. 126 Willett. Four-square (c. 1928). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with dormers; one story enclosed front porch with brick piers. (C) 1271. 127-129 Willett. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer; gable roof with gabled dormer; single lighted door with multi- lighted side lights and taransom; doorway has bracketed pediment; 12/1 windows. (C)

1272. 132-134 Willett. Four-square (c. 1910). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with dormer, bracketed eaves; one story front and side porches with brick piers; multi-lighted door with multi-lighted transom; 1/1 windows. (C)

1273. 133 Willett. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormers; exposed rafters; one story front porch with brick piers and wood trim suggesting tudor arches; single lighted front door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C) NFS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Djstric t______item number 7______Rage 106 1274. 137 Willett. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormers; exposed rafters; one story front porch with paired Ionic columns and wooden boxed columns at corners; single lighted front door with transom and side lights; 1/1 windows. (C)

1275. 138 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1933). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with shed dormer; bracketed eaves and exposed rafters; one story front porch with wooden boxed columns; casement windows. (C)

1276. 145 Willett. Four-square (c. 1912). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormer; bracketed eaves; one story front porch with brick piers; front door with side lights; 6/1 windows on second story; 15/1 windows on first story. (C)

1277. 146 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; partial one story front porch with stone piers; 1/1 windows. (C)

1278. 151 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1938). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gable roof with gabled dormer; exposed rafters; partial one story front porch with stone piers; front door with transom; 1/1 windows. (C)

1279. 152 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1912). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; gabled roof with exposed rafters; gabled front porch with stucco piers; door with multi-lighted transom; 1/1 windows. (C)

1280. 158 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormer; exposed rafters; el-shaped front porch with brick piers; door with multi-lighted side lights and transom; 1/1 windows. (C) 1281. 161 Willett. Spanish Colonial Revival (c. 1920). One and a half stories; stucco veneer; complex hip roof with front gable, eyelid dormer; terrace; front door with multi-lighted fan light, segmental arch hood, and applied decoration; mulit-lighted casement windows with multi-lighted fan lights, bay window on front facade, screened sun porch; chimney at central front with niche with applied decoration. (C)

1282. 167 Willett. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; brick veneer; hip roof with hipped dormers; one story front porch with stone piers; door with multi-lighted transom; 1/1 windows. (C)

1283. 168 Willett. Vernacular apartment buidling (c. 1960). Two stories; brick veneer; hip roof; two curving iron stairways; 1/1 windows. (NC) NPS Form 10-MO* OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______page 107____ 1284. 175 Willett. Expanded Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; stone and wood veneer; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; two story front porch, upper story enclosed, stone piers; side wing with side porch; door with transom and side lights. (C)

1285. 181-183 Willett. Expanded Four-square (c. 1923). Two.and a half stories; stone veneer; hip roof with dormer; bracketed eaves; two story front porch, second story has wooden piers and balustrade; first story has stone piers; side wing has door with bracketed hipped hood; main entrance has multi-lighted side lights and transom; 1/1 windows. (C)

209 and 211 Willett. Vacant Lots.

1286. 212-214 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1923). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof; front porch with balcony. (C)

215 Willett. Parking lot.

1287. 216 Willett. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1928). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; flat roof; two story front porches; front doors have transoms. (C)

1288. 218-222 Willett. Vernacular Apartment (c. 1923). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof; front porch with balcony. (C)

1289. 219 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1960). Two stories; brick veneer; flat roof. (NC) 1290. 224-226 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1924). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; partial front porch; pedimented doorway. (C)

1291. 227 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable and hip roof; front porch with wrought iron supports and trim; front door has side lights and transom. (C) 1292. 228-230 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior and stucco trim; front porch with balcony; pedimented door. (C)

1293. 233 Willett. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1923). One and a half stories; siding exterior; gable roof with round-headed window in gable on side of house; front porch; doorway has leaded glass transom; bay window, leaded glass window on front facade. (C)

1294. 236 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip and gable roof; front porch with stone trim; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

1295. 240 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable and jerkinhead roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1296. 241 Willett. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1924). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with fish sclae shingles in front gable; front porch; front door has leaded transom; leaded glass windows. (C) NFS Form 10-900-. 0MB No. KB4-0018 (342) ExP-10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______1297. 249 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch. (C)

1298. 248 Willett. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior with brick trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch. (C)

1299. 250 Willett. Four-square (c. 1923). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with fish sclae shingles in gables; dormer with arched window; front porch with Ionic columns; bay windows. (C)

1300. 253 Willett. Modified Four-square (c. 1925). Two stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof; front porch; bay window. (C)

1301. 256 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1302. 259 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with dormer; screened front porch. (C)

1303. 260 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof; front porch; doorway has side lights; porte cochere. (C)

1304. 265-267 Willett. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1924). One story; stucco veneer exterior; gable roof with lattice trim at gables; front porch with jigsaw trim. (C)

1305. 270 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; stucco with stone trim; gable roof. (C)

1306. 276 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with field stone trim; gable roof; front porch; doorway has side lights; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C)

1307. 277 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch; front door and side lights have beveled glass. (C)

1308. 280 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; stucco veneer exterior with wood trim; jerkinhead roof; front porch. (C)

1309. 281 Willett. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1910). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with dormers; fish scale shingles on dormers; doorsash has leaded glass side lights; round window on front facade of stained glass. (C)

1310. 285 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with dormers; front porch; doorway has side lights and transom. (C) NFSFormlO-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form JSvergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7______Page 109 1311. 286 Willett. Queen Anne Cottage (c. 1905). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior; gable roof with decorative vent in front gable; front porch with turned columns and jigsaw trim. (C)

1312. 289 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; hip and gable roof; front porch with stone trim; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

1313. 290 Willett. Bungalow (c.-1924). One and a half stories; brick and clapboard exterior; jerkinhead roof; front porch with brick piers. (C)

1314. 293 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1924). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco and stone trim; hip roof; front porch. (C)

1315. 296 Willett. Eclectic (c. 1910). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch; pedimented Palladian doorway; double doors with transom; casement windows. (C)

1316. 297 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1317. 302 Willett. Eclectic (c. 1910). Two stories; brick veneer exterior; gable- roof; pedimented Palladian entrance. (C)

1318. 305 Willett. Four-square (c. 1918). Two and a half stories; clapboard exterior; hip roof with dormers; front porch; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

1319. 309 Willett. Four-square (c. 1920). Two and a half stories; tarpaper exterior; hip roof with dormer; stucco front porch. (C) 1320. 312 Willett. Vernacular Cottage (c. 1923). One and a half stories; brisk veneer exterior with wood trim; gable roof with eyelid dormer; arched pediment over entry. (C) 1321. 315 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; jerkinhead toof with dormers; front porch; doorway has transom. (C) 1322. 316 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof with dormer; front porch; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

1323. 319 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch; entrance has transom. (C)

1324. 323 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1918). One and a half stories; brick and stucco veneer exterior; gable roof; front porch. (C)

1325. 324 Willett. English Cottage (c. 1924). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with wood trim; gable roof; screened front porch; pedimented entrance. (C) NPS Form 10-900-. 0MB No. 1024-0018 (342) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet DJ s tric t______Item number 7______Page 11Q___ 1326. 327 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1920). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; hip roof; front porch; doorway has transom. (C)

328 Willett. Vacant Lot.

1327. 329 Willett. Vernacular (c, 1924). One story; brick veneer exterior; gable roof; pedimented entry. (C)

330-365 Willett. Vacant Lots.

1328. 371 Willett. English Cottage (c. 1925). Two stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof; round-headed doorway; decorative half timber trim. (C)

372 Willett. Vacant Lot.

1329. 377 Willett. English Cottage (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; gable roof with front gable; gabled entry with round-headed door; 1/1 lights; decorative half timber trim. (C)

1330. 378-380 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with wood trim; gable roof; front porch. (C) 1331. 395 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; clapboard exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front and side porches. (C)

1332. 398 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stucco trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; pedimented entrance with side lights. CO

1333. 404 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; porte cochere. (C) 1334. 405 Willett. Bungalow (c, 1925). One and a half stories; stone veneer exterior with wood trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway has side lights and transom. (C) 1335. 409 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; hip roof; front porch. (C)

1336. 410 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; double door entry; porte cochere. (C) 1337. 414 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior,with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1338. 415 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer; front porch; porte cochere. (C) NFS Form 10-900-. 0MB No. 10M-0018 E*P- 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory— Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet District______Item number 7 Page 1354. 454 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof; front porch; doorway has side lights; porte cochere. (C)

1355. 455 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1356. 459 Willett. Modified Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch. (C)

1357. 460 Willett. Spanish Revival (c. 1925). One story; stucco veneer exterior; flat roof; front porch; doorway with side lights. (C)

1358. 464 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; front porch; double-door entry; bay window; chimney pots. (C)

1359. 465 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior; hip roof; front porch; double-door entry; bay window; chimney pots. (C)

1360. 469 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof; front porch; bay window; porte cochere; chimney pots. (G)

1361. 470 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof; front porch; doorway has side lights; bay window; porte cochere; chimney pots. (C)

1362. 473 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; enclosed front porch; porte cochere. (C) 1363. 474 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof; front porch with stone piers; porte cochere; decorative half timber trim. (C) 1364. 479 Willett. Spanish Revival (c. 1925). One and a half stories; stone veneer exterior; flat roof; enclosed side porch and open side porch; doorway with side lights and transom; bas relief arhces with emblems over double door side entry; decorative bas relief emblems over Palladian windows; turned bas relief columns over entry and side porches; bas relief columns with Ionic style capital around entry and enclosed side porch. (C)

1365. 480 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; decorative half timber trim. (C)

1366. Williamson Park. City park located between Williamson Street and rear property lines on the west side of Willett Street. seas00"

National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form Evergreen Historic Continuation sheet Pi s tric t______Item number 7 Page 112 1339. 419 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1340. 420 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch» potte cochere. (C)

1341. 424 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; hip roof; front porch; porte cochere. (C)

1343. 428 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1960). One and a half stories; b;rick veneer exterior; flat roof; front porch; doorway with side lights. (NC)

1344. 429 Willett. Vernacular (c. 1960). One story; brick veneer exterior; flat roof; small inset front porch with wrought iron support; doorway has side lights. (C)

1345. 430 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; bay window; porte cochere. (C) 1346. 435 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with jerkinhead dormer and bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has transom; porte cochere. (C) 1347. 438 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone and shingle trim; gable roof with decorative vent; front porch; porte cochere. (C) 1348. 439 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; gable roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway has side lights. (C) " 1349. 440-442 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway has side lights and transom; decorative half timber trim. -(C) 1350. 445 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch; doorway with side lights; porte cochere. (C) 1351. 446 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with stone trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front porch with stone piers; doorway has side lights and transom. (C)

1352. 449 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with clapboard trim; gable roof; front porch; doorway with side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C)

1353. 450 Willett. Bungalow (c. 1925). One and a half stories; brick veneer exterior with wood trim; jerkinhead roof with bracketed eaves; front and side porches; doorway has side lights and transom; porte cochere. (C) 8. Significance

Period Areas of Significance— Check and justify below _ _ prehistoric archeology-prehistoric - x community planning ...... landscape architectur •e _ 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 _x 1800-1899 ... __ commerce exploration settlement _.....„ philosophy theater -x-.- 1900- ._ communications ..industry ... _ politics/government transportation __..._ invention __ other (specify)

Specific dates c.1890 - c.1930 Builder/Architect multiple Statement of Significance (in one paragraph) The Evergreen Historic District is nominated under National Register criteria A,B, and C for its important collection of architectural styles from 1890 to 1930, its significance in the general residential development of Memphis, and its association with locally prominent citi­ zens during the early twentieth century. A low density early-twentieth-century residential area, the district substantially retains the qualities of architectural and landscape design which have made it a popular community since its inception. Together with other nearby Mid- town neighborhoods, such as Central Gardens (NR), Annesdale-Snowden (NR), Annesdale Park (NR), and South Parkway-Heiskell Farm (NR), the Evergreen Historic District comprises the largest cohesive collection of early-twentieth-century houses in the Mid-South. Of these historic districts, Evergreen is the largest in area and the second largest in number of buildings and contains within its borders the Stonewall Historic District (NR) and the Galloway House (NR). Evergreen is also tied historically and architecturally with two other National Register pro­ perties, Overton Park and Southwestern at Memphis (Rhodes College) and with the overall City Beautiful movement in Memphis which contributed to the development of the city's Parkway system which encircled the boundaries of the city during the early twentieth century. The houses in the Evergreen Historic District are excellent examples of the building styles popular during the first three decades of the twentieth century, including Four-Square^Georgian Revival Bungalow, Beaux Arts, Spanish Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival. These residences are deeply set back on landscaped tree-lined streets which give a natural cohesive character to the district. The neighborhood since its beginning has attracted some of the city's most prominent citizens among them conservationist Robert Galloway (1851-1920), author Richard Haliburton (1900-1939), architects George Mahan (1863-1938), Max Furbringer (1864-1929) and George Awsumb (1872-1945) and Memphis Mayor William Ingram (1908- ) .

Prior to 1900 only one residential development lay within the Evergreen Historic District, the Winchester subdivision on present-day Willett Street which was begun in 1890. With the city's purchase of Lea Woods as the site for Overton Park, a housing boom began in the area which lasted from 1902 to 1925. The first of the new developments was the Lamb-Lenox subdivision of 1902, bounded by Speedway (North Parkway), Dickinson, Galloway, and Evergreen. A year later Robert Galloway opened a larger area for residential development, the Evergreen subdivision wit its original boundaries being roughly North Parkway, McLean, Poplar and Dickinson. New residential construction continued with several other subdivisions: Carruthers (1903), in­ cluding Beard, Lawrence and Carruthers between Evergreen and Dickinson; Willodine (1904), on McNeil from Poplar to Overton Park Avenue; Stonewall Place (1909), on Stonewall from Poplar to Overton Park Avenue and later extended to North Parkway; Buena Vista Terrace (1910), on Buena Vista from Poplar to Overton Park Avenue; Clark Place (1910), on Clark from Poplar to Court; and Avalon Heights (1911), bounded by North Parkway, Avalon, Poplar, and Dickinson. Smaller subdivisions were interspersed with these larger developments and construction continued at a high level until the mid-1920's. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 (M2) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

Continuation sheet Evergreen Historic District item number 8______Page 2______

Two key factors in the'rapid'growth of the Evergreen Historic District were the expansion of streetcar service and the building of the Parkway system. By the early twentieth century, the trolley lines of the Memphis Street Railway Company connected the district to downtown Memphis along Poplar Avenue and further east along Galloway Street through Overton Park all the way to suburban Raleigh Springs. With additional shorter streetcar lines providing service to other sections of the district, the families of the Evergreen area could reach any part of the city easily and cheaply. The district's other major element was the Memphis Parkway system. After consultations in 1900 with the famous Olmsted Firm of Boston, the Memphis Park Commission hired the nationally prominent landscape architect George E. Kessler ( 1869-1934) to design Overton Park and Riverside Park and the three-lined boulevards, the Parkways, to connect the parks; • '

Today reflecting the City Beautiful and the Greenbelt concepts which shaped the original design of the district, the contributing buildings represent the architectural styles popular in the first three decades of this century. Bungalows and Four-Squares of brick, stucco and stone predominate, but there is sufficient diversity of design, materials and ornamentation within these two styles to create considerable variety. Also represented in the district are outstanding examples of Colonial Revival, Beaux Arts, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival houses. The craftsmanship stressed in early- twentieth-century design is evidenced in such architectural details as leaded and stained glass windows, transoms and sidelights, pedimented entry ways, decorative roofing, bracketed eaves, imaginative porches and porte cocheres.

In addition to its residences, the district has other buildings which are architecturally and historically important to the neighborhood. Constructed in 1925, the Trinity United Methodist Church at Galloway and Evergreen is an excellent local example of the late use of an eclectic Gothic style. Another architecturally impressive building in the district is Snowden School, designed in 1910 in a Beaux Arts style by the prominent Memphis architects Jones and Furbringer. The school organized the first P.T.A. in the city, which by 1925 was the third largest chapter in the United States. The school was constructed on land donated by Brinkley Snowden, partly as a result of lobbying efforts by the influential Evergreen Civic Club, whose early-twentieth-century clubhouse in the district is now a residence at Overton Park Avenue and Evergreen. The club also played a major role in convincing Southwestern (Rhodes College) to relocate from Clarksville, Tennessee, to a site adjacent to the district in 1924. Equally influential in the history of Presbyterian-affiliated Southwestern at Memphis (Rhodes College) and the nominated district has been Evergreen Presbyterian Church. Although its current building is located just outside of the nominated boundaries, its original 1910 church still stafcds within the Evergreen Historic District at Autumn and Dickinson and is currently used by another denomination.

In its landscaping the Evergreen Historic District maintains an impressive green and shady character. Large lots, deep and uniform set-backs, and the retention of mature trees have marked the district's design from the start. Hence, it is very appropriate that the district adopted the name Evergreen, suggestive of its arbored, park-like quality. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

Continuation sheet Evergreen Historic District Item number____8______Page The Evergreen Historic District has from its beginning attracted prominent families and professionals. Many citizens significant in the history of the city and region have made the neighborhood their home, including the city's early Park Commissioner and developer, Robert Galloway; creator of the American supermarket, Clarence Saunders; world explorer and writer, Richard Haliburton; businessman and owner of the Memphis Chicks baseball team, B.C. Tully; developer and co-founder of the Mid-South Fair, E.G. Bailey; banker and longtime president of the Memphis Board of Education, L.C. Humes; and Memphis Mayor William Ingram. NFS form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018

Coppock, Paul R. Memphis Memoirs. Memphis: Memphis State University Press, 1980. • Lanier, Robert A. Memphis in the Twenties. Memphis: Zenda Press, 1979.

Memphis City Directory. 1890-1940. Miller, William D. Memphis During the Progressive Era, 1900-1917. Memphis: Memphis State University Press, 1957.

Sanborn-Perris Map Company. Insurance Maps of Memphis, Tennessee. New York: Sanborn- Perris Map Company, 1897-1927. Sigafoos, Robert A. Cotton Row to Beale Street. Memphis: Memphis State University Press, 1979. Tilly, Bette B. and Pat Faudree. Yesterday's Evergreen, Today's Mid-Memphis; A History. Memphis: Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association, 1980. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 0-82) Exp. 10-31-84 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register off Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

Continuation sheet Evergreen Historic District Item number 10______Page The district is roughly bounded by North Parkway on the iforth, Kenilworth/McLean on the east, Poplar on the south, and Watkins on the west. Also included in the nomination is an adjacent area with its boundaries being Poplar, Willett, Court, and Stonewall. The nominated area is an architecturally and historically cohesive district whose current boundaries are defined by changes in land use and development. EVERGREEN HISTORIC DISTRICT Bounded by N. Parkway, Kenilworth/McLean, Poplar/Court, and Watkins Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee

Map of Surrounding Districts (Nft) I. Ov«r40n Park H. 0. . SouffcuxBsfern <*f 3. 4* Anoesctafe-S/iotuc^en /•/.(). 5. Annesotafe Park G. NPS Form 10-900* QMB NO. 1024-00 is 9*** ^ , Expires 10-31-87 United States Department off the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

Continuation sheet Evergreen Historic District item number NA______PageNA_____ The Stonewall Place Historic District CNR 3/25/82) was listed for Its significance in the areas of architecture and community planning. Comprised of 84 residences, the district contains a fine collection of early twentieth century architecture. The district was planned as a"residential park" that would be enhanced by landscaping, tree-lined boulevards, lamp posts, and entrance structures. A much larger residential area in this section of Memphis also developed during the early part of the twentieth century, especially after the Memphis Parkway System was begun, The Evergreen Historic District CNR 1/11/85), containing 1367 buildings, was also listed for its importance in the areas of architecture and community planning. The latter district encompassed Stonewall Place. Both districts contain buildings of similar style and are associated with the City Beautiful movement and the development of the Memphis Parkway System. The name of the Stonewall Place Historic District should be changed to reflect its inclusion in the Evergreen Historic District. NFS form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018 Exp. 10-31-04 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Inventory—Nomination Form

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Name State Nomination/Type of Review Date/Signature Keeper Additional information approval Stonewell Place Historic District Attest i0BM0e£ t& the Evergreen Historic District Keeper Attest Keeper Attest Keeper Attest Keeper Attest

Keeper Attest Keeper Attest Keeper Attest Keeper Attest Keeper Attest NFS Form KWOO* OUB Appranl No. 10244018

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service

Section number ___ Page ___ Evergreen Hist. Dlst. - Shelby Co., TN

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Additional Information Keeper " Approval ( Attest