- 900 0MB No. 1024- 0018 NPS Form 1010-900 0MB No. 1024-0018 8 - 86) (Rev. 8-86) States Department of the Interior Department of the Interior National Park Service ^ JUN 2_ 11990-. J S [ID National Park Service Jt;:J 211990 · PLACES NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES FORM NATIONAL REGISTRATION FORM national REGISTER : ======: = =: = = = = : :=: ======: :======: Property 1. Name of Property :=ss=: = = : : ======:=: = =: CHURCH historic name: ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH other name/site number: N/A

: ======: = s===r=: = = = = =: = r:s ======: 2. Location : ======: = = : street & number: 125 Huntington Street,Street. corner of Federal Street

not for publication: N/A vicinity: ~N~L~A~----- city/town: New London vicinity: N/A London code: 011 zip code: 06230 state: CT county: New London code: Oil zip code: 06230

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Category of Property: buildingbuilding(s)(s)

Number of Resources within Property: 4

Contributing Noncontributing 1 buildings 1 ____ buildings sites structures 2 objects 3 _00__ Total

Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National 0 Register: 0 N/A Name of related multiple property listing: N/A

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entered in the National Register, / __ See continuation sheet. lnea !lf ·fi,"re _V_ determinedd __ See continuation eligible for sheet. the determined eligible for the (1^ National Register ~ See continuation s heet. ~ ~ A ,j ___ See continuation sheet. determined not eligibleligiblee for the ^ <.- V7 National Register tLo:b:1. National Register adlll removed from the National Register ------mlt!ir'll'dlll-llill.--·----- other (explain): other (explain);

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Gothic Revival

Other Description: Other Description: Materials: foundation sandstone roof Materials: foundation sandstone roof slate walls other walls sandstone other other: stained glass

Describe present and historic physical appearance. Describe present and historic physical appearance, .....x_X See continuation sheet.sheet.

======: = = = = : : = = : === =:=:2r=r=:======: = = ==r=:=:sr=:=:=s======:r:=ssrs 8. Statement of Significance ======r:s = =:=: = = =: = = =: = =: ======:=rr:=:=:=:======:=: = = -==:~rr=:--=~======:r:=is:=sss=:rrsrs======~======----=--=--: = = = =: = : :r:sssss Certifying official has considered the significance of this property in relation to other properties: na~t~i~o=-=n=a~l.______relation to other properties: national.

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Period(s) of Significance: __ 1847-fu_19=11847-c.1918~8 __

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Description (continued):

St. James'James’ Episcopal Church (Photographs 1 and 2) in New London is a large Gothic Revival-style stone church building completed in 1850. The church occupies a prominent corner lot at the intersection of Huntington and Federal Streets at the northern edge of New London's downtown commercial area. The church is cruciform in plan and measures downtown commercial area. The church is cruciform in plan and measures about 110' long and 85' across the transepts. The gable roof, covered with gray slates, is steeply pitched over the narrow nave and has only a slightly gentler slope over the side aisles. At the northwest cotnercorner of the church a large square-plan tower rises to a height of 156'. Its tall belfry stage has a single large pointed-archpointed - arch opening oh each side, filled with complex wooden tracery. Crockets line the ridges of the tower's octagonal stone spire, which is surmounted by a cross. The corners of the building, including the shallow projection of the nave on the facade (west elevation), have stepped buttresses, some with gablets on the lower stages. The buttress on the southwest corner is large and continues above the eaves as a pinnacle.

The building's main entrance (Photograph 3) is centered on the west elevation. Double board-and-battenboard-and-batten doors on intricately scrolled ironIron hinges are enframed by a simple beveled surround. Above the pointed­pointed- arch doorway lsis a steeply pitched gable molding flanked by small pinnacles and terminated by a fleur - de-lis finial. The area between pinnacles and terminated by a fleur-de-lis finial. The area between the arched opening and the molding is filled with geometric stone tracery formed of circle, teardrop, and trefoil elements. There are similar secondary entrances at the base of the tower and on the north transept.transept.

Above the main entrance in the west-facingwest - facing gable is a large round window with a four-petaled flower outlined in the tracery. Most other windows in the church are lancet windows incorporating trefoil arches within their curving, geometric tracery. The windows have simple stone dripmolds, and all are fitted with stained glass. The windows in the transepts and above the altar are larger than the side windows. otherOther decorative features found on the church include fleur-de-lis finials on the southwest pinnacle and gable peaks,,peaks,. corbelling beneath the gable coping, and an elaborate molded water table at the base of the building. The walls of the church are built of a random ashlar of red New Jersey sandstone; both the vermiculated stone of the walls and the smooth stone used for buttress coping, quoins, dripmolds and other trim show moderate erosion due to weathering and the effects of sand­sand­ blast cleaning fifteen years ago. (Photographs 3 and 4). NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86)

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Description (continued):

Attached to the rear of the church is the Seabury Center (Photograph 5), a two-story monitor-roofed addition with walls built of small sand­sand- colored concrete masonry units and partly faced with slate. It was built in 1967. built in 1967.

Demarcating the church property on the north and west sides is a cast­cast- iron fence (Photograph 6). Between the top and bottom rails lsis an arcade of trefoil arches. The fence rests on a rusticated sandstone base, and there are two thick octagonal gateposts at the main entrance. The fence is a contributing object, as isls the marble grave­grave- marker tablet surrounded by an iron pale fence in the north yard: the monument formerly stood over the grave of Samuel Seabury in a New London cemetery. It was moved to its present site at the time the church was built, when Seabury's body was interred in the church's crypt. The original stone is now protected by a replica laid on top.

The church's interior is highly original and is elaborately finished with dark-stained paneling and exposed structural woodwork (Photographs 8 and 9). The trefoiltrefoil-arch- arch motif found in the window tracery is continued in the paneled dado which extends along all interior walls, in the communion rail, and in the paneled railing for the shallow gallery at the rear of the nave. Between the center and side aisles gallery at the rear of the nave. Between the center and side aisles are two sections of box pews, with side paneling in the form of are two sections of box pews, with side paneling in the form of cinquefollcinquefoil arches (Photographs 9 and 14). The wall between the vestibule at the west end and the nave proper is similarly finished with intricate arched shapes. The paneling on the interior doors (Photograph 13) echoes the curving, geometric tracery of the large windows. Floors (Photograph 13) are tiled in guilt-likequilt-like geometric patterns of triangles and squares. patterns of triangles and squares.

The roof of the church is supported by two rows of piers between the nave and aisles, each a cluster of eight engaged columns surrounding a nave and aisles, each a cluster of eight engaged columns surrounding a round center shaft (Photographs 8 and 9). The piers support large arches which in turn carry rafters for the main roof. Between the piers are large arched braces, above which ls a series of small columns piers are large arched braces, above which is a series of small columns and trefoil arches. The arches form a beam beneathbeneatn the rafter ends at the point where the main and aisle roofs join. The aisle roofs are carried on simple triangular trusses formed from the rafters and horizontal ties, beneath which are arches running from molded corbels on the side walls to the capitals of the main piers. The arches and spandrels of the roof bracing (Photograph 10) are ornamented with carvings in the shape of molded, scalloped arches terminating in cusps and fleur-de-llsfleur-de-lis decorations, with three levels of arches within arches • NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86)

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Description (continued): beneath the main rafter bracing. beneath the main rafter bracing.

The chancel (Photograph 8) was redone around 1914, at which time the organ keyboard and choir seats were installed. The altarpiece is original, however, and features five steeply pitched gables~gables, The center gable is above the tabernacle on the large altar table. The side gables are presently painted with the text of the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, the Apostles' Creed, and selections from the letters of st.St. Paul. To the left of the altar, against the east wall, is a marble cenotaph in the shape of an arched niche. Honoring Samuel Seabury (Photograph 15), it is original to the church and was designed by the building's architect, Richard Upjohn. building's architect, Richard Upjohn.

The church's original windows were purchased from the Sharpe studio of City. Most are simple grisaille glass, painted with fleurs­fleurs- de-lis (Photograph 10), but the round west window is filled with stained-glass depicting the symbols of the four Evangelists and the stained-glass depicting the symbols of the four Evangelists and the large window above the altar has myriad Christian symbols in stairied­stained- glass, all within a meandering grapevine motif (Photograph 8). Later glass, all within a meandering grapevine motif (Photograph 8). Later memorial windows include one on the life of Seabury and seven windows from the Tiffany Studios: Jesus appearing to fishermen (Photograph 12), the Annunciation (Photograph 11), shepherds in the field, the Holy Family, allegorical figures of Truth and Justice, a grouping of Sts. Sebastian, Joseph, and Francis, and a memorial to two brothers killed in World War One. Six of the seven are signed "Tiffany studios, New in World War One. Six of the seven are signed1 "Tiffany Studios, New York" and are listed in the firm's catalogs.catalogs.^

East of the church, at 119 Huntington Street, lsIs a Greek Revival-style house which for many years has served as the rectory for the church. As it is already listed on the National Register as part of the Whale Oil Row historic district, it was not included as part of the property herein nominated. herein nominated.

1 ^TiffanyTiffany Studios was adopted as the name of the firm in 1902. The catalogs cover the period up to 1910, so they could not include the war memorial window. NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86)

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Significance (continued):(continued)

Summary

St. James' Episcopal Church in New London has great architectural significance as an example of Gothic Revival architecture. With its cruciform plan, steeply pitched g~bles,gribles, stone material, pointed-arch openings, and extensive medieval detailing, it embodies all the distinctive characteristics of the Gothic Revival style. Moreover, it by is a large and important work by one of America's leading 19th-century architects, Richard Upjohn (1802-1878),(1802- 1878), and it possesses high artistic values. The aesthetic qualities of the church are further enhanced by its seven stained-glass windows from Tiffany Studios, windows which incorporate the innovative layering technique, distinctive palette, and figures that are characteristic of Tiffany (Criterion C).C).

As the church building of New London's oldest Episcopal parish, st.St. James' Church also is of local significance for its association with the history of organized religion in that community (Criterion A).

Although properties owned by religious institutions or used for religious purposes are ordinarily not considered eligible for the National Register, the architectural and artistic qualities of St. James' Episcopal Church give the building exceptional significance that justifies its inclusion on the Register (Criteria Consideration A). A) .

Architectural Significance: Richarg_J,Ip_johnRichard Upjohn and the Gothic ReylvalRevival

The thousands of GothicGothic-inspired- inspired churches built in America from the mid-19th century through the 1930s make it hard to appreciate the revolution in church architecture brought by the early Gothic Revival. Although scattered examples were built from the i190sJ.790s onward, it was not until the 1840s and 1850s that Gothic form and detailing became the dominant style for American churches. At a time when most churches had plainly finished interiors and continued to follow the Classical models introduced in the Federal and Greek Revival periods.periods, Gothic churches such as st.St. James' opened up new possibilities for color, texture, rich detailing, complex plans, and soaring interior spaces. Episcopal parishes had a special interest in the style because of its association with their English historical iootssoots and because of its suitability for their liturgy. Yet so great was its NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86)

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appeal to Victorian taste that virtually all major Christian denominations built extensively in the Gothic style from the middle 19th century onward.

English-born Richard Upjohn was among the most influential of the early Gothic Revival's American proponents. His Trinity Church in , completed the year before work began on st.St. James',James*, attracted both national attention and notice among English architects. Upjohn*sUpjohn's subsequent churches, including St. James', became widely known by and were closely studied by architects who themselves designed churches in a Gothic mode. Upjohn is said to have had the largest ecclesiastical architectural practice in America. In addition to his role in developing church architecture, Upjohn has significance as a founder of the American Institute of Architects; he served as the founder of the American Institute of Architects; he served as the group's first president from 1857 to 1876. st.St. James' Church epitomizes Upjohn's work. Like nearly all his churches, it relies on English precedent for its material, form, and detailing. Although the exterior has buttresses, corbels, and other identifiably medieval details, the overall appearance is one of simplicity, appropriate to the English parish church which was the model for the early Gothic Revival. Like all of Upjohn's churches and most others from the early period, St. James' lacks the polychromatic masonry and dense, heavy ornament characteristic of later Victorian Gothic churches. Other significant elements of st.St. James'James* include its exceptional woodwork, particularly the curvilinear tracery in the windows (Photograph 8) and door panels (Photograph 13); the intricateIntricate roof bracing, which was important to Upjohn as an expression of structure and is found in most of his early churches; and the use of repetitive elements, such as the trefoil and cinquefoil arches which appear in the pews, the dado, the outside fence, and elsewhere in the church, lending unity to the design. Upjohn worked as a cabinetmaker in his early years, which undoubtedly added to his.exceptionalhis,exceptional abilities in designing woodwork for his churches.

For st.St. James parish, Upjohn originally drew a much simpler building in the Early English mode, but he was persuaded to produce a more ornate design, which was used to build the church. As soon as St. James'James* was finished, Upjohn was criticized by purists in the New York Ecclesiological Society, who found the roof bracing of St. James'

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1 church "Moorish" rather than properly English Gothic.^Gothic. Although the rector of St. James, Robert Hallam, was unhappy with some of the "High his Church" aspects of Upjohn's designs (Upjohn himself considered his churches as expressions of his religious faith).faith), New Londoners in general approved of the building. Two years after its consecration a local historian wrote:

This church, in completeness of design and architectural the ecclesiastical elegance, holds the first rank among the ecclesiastical edifices of the state .... It is a noble and massive edifices of2 the state. . . . It is a noble and massive structure.structure.*

Artistic Significance: Tiffany Studios

The seven Tiffany windows in st.St. James' Church (Photographs 11 and 12), of installed c.1905c.1905-c- c.1920,.1920, are representative examples of the work of America's most innovative producer of architectural art glass and demonstrate many of the firm's identifying characteristics. Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) started making glass for himself in 1~78,1878, and over the next half century his studio introduced glass-making techniques which made the firm's windows unique. His innovations included special opalescent and iridescent glass, metalized surfaces, "fractured" glass that included small bits of colored glass within the larger sheet, "drapery" glass that was folded while still hot, mottled glass glass formed by injection of fluorine compounds, and "flashed" glass composed of two layers joined together while hot and acid-etched to selectively reveal the layers. Another of his techniques was plating.plating,

1 ^NewNew York EcclesioloqistEcclesiologist,, July 1851; quoted in Phoebe B. Stanton, The Gothic Revival and American Church Architecture; An Episode in Taste. 1840-1856 (: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1968), 185. In contrast, English Ecclesiologists criticized St. James' for the plainness of its exterior; see Everard M. Upjohn, Richard Upjohn.Upjohn, Architect and Churchman (New York: Press, 1939), 77.

2 ^FrancesFrances Manwaring Caulkins,~~ulkins, filstorvHistory of New London. Connecticut (New London: priv. prpr.,., 1852), 594. NPS Form 10-900-a 0MB Approval No. 1024-0018 (8-86)

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whereby windows were built up with multiple layers of colored glass. whereby windows were built up with multiple layers of colored glass. Tiffany's objective was to accomplish asa s much as possible with the glass itself and not to rely on applied paint. Tiffany's delineation of his subjects was also di s tinctive: he made extensive use of shimmering his subjects was also distinctive: he made extensive use of shimmering landscapes, he favored lush, draping vegetati o n with myriads of small landscapes, he favored lush, draping vegetation with myriads of small leaves, and he drew faces and figures with thethe delicate, almost ethereal expressions chara cteristic of ~rt Nouveau. 3 Church windows ethereal expressions characteristic of Art Nouveau.= Church windows such as those in St. JameJames's ' made up the largest part of Tiffany's businessbusiness..

Local Historical Significance

St. James' parish started as a small group of followers of the Church of England which first met in New London in 1725. Over the years the parish grew, and by 1850, when this building, the third to serve the parish grew, and by 1850, when this building, the third to serve the parish, was consecrated, St.St, James'James ' included ssomeome of New London's wealthiest and most influential familiefamilies,s , people who had prospered from the city's whaling and commercial enterprises. The parish has the distinction of having been under the care of Samuel Seabury (1729- distinction of having been under the care of Samuel Seabury (1729- 1796), the first Episcopal bishop in the United states.States. Seabury, rector of st.St. James' from 1783 to 1796, was consecrated a bishop in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1784. Upon his return to the United States, he balanced his duties at St. James' with travelstravels to ordain priests, confirm children, and oversee the affairs of the American church. Seabury was born nearby in what is now Ledyard, Connecticut, and was Seabury was born nearby in what is now Ledyard, Connecticut, and was buried in New London. At the time of the building of the present buried in New London. At the time of the building of the present church, his remains were transferred to st.St. James' crypt. Seabury is considered the leading figure from the Episcopal church's early days, both for his early efforts as a mi ss iona ry priest and as the country's both for his early efforts as a missionary priest and as the country's first bishop. At st.St. James'James ' his memory isi s honored by the cenotaph within the church, designed by Upjohn, anda nd by the relocated monument which formerly marked his grave.

3 ^TiffanyTiffany Studios employed many designers who, while working under Tiffany's direction and inspiration, were individually responsible for the windows.

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_ preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67) has been requested.requested. _ previously listed in the National Register X previously determined eligible by the National Register X previously determined eligible by the National Register _ designated a National Historic Landmark recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey _ recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey #I _ recorded by Historic American Engineering Record #I Primary Location of Additional Data: Primary Location of Additional Data:

_ State historic preservation office _ Other state agency _ Federal agency Local government _ Local government University _ University Other -- Specify Repository: _ Other -- Specify Repository:

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Verbal Boundary Description: ___ See continuation sheet.

The nominated property consists of Parcels 1 and lA, a1ockBlock 208,208# Tax HapMap 36, as shown in the records of the New London Assessor. See continuation sheet. Boundary Justification: See continuation sheet.

The boundary includes the church and attached parish center, but excludes the adjacent rectory, already listed on the National Register as part of an historic district. This is the historic extent of church property.

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Bibliography (continued):(continued);

Caulkins, Frances Manwaring. ~toryHistory of New London. Connecticut. New London: priv. pr., 1852. London: prlv. pr., 1852.

Dewire, Albert. st.St. James' historian. Interview with Author. January 3, 1990.

Duncan, Alastair. Tiffany Windows. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1980. Hallam, Robert A. Annals of st. James' Church. New Hartford: Hallam, Robert A. London. Hattford: Church Press, 1873. Church Press, 1873.

Stanton, Phoebe. The GothicGothi~ .~iRevival val and Am~rAmerican lean Church Architecture; An Episode in Taste,Taste. 1840-1856. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1968.

Upjohn, Everard M. Richard Upjohn.Uolohn, Architect and churchman.Churchman. New York: Columbia University Press, 1939. Columbia University Press, 1939.

Withey, Henry F., and Elsie Rathburn Withey. Biographical Dictionary of American Architects (Deceased). Los Angeles: New Age Publishing Co.,Co. , 191956. 56.

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Photograph captions St. James' Episcopal Church Photos-1 New London, CT

All photographs: CHURCH 1. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH CT 2. New London, CT Hartford, CT 3. Photo Credit: HRC, Hartford, CT 4. January 1990 Commission, 5. Negative filed with Connecticut Historical Commission, CT Hartford, CT

West elevation, camera facing southeast Photograph 1 of 15

North elevation, camera facing southwest Photograph 2 of 15 east Main entrance, camera facing east Photograph 3 of 15

Detail of stone work, west elevation, camera facing northeast Photograph 4 of 15

Seabury Center (noncontributing), attached to rear of church, camera facing south Photograph 5 of 15

Detail of fence, camera facing southeast Photograph 6 of 15

Seabury monument, north yard between tower and transept, camera facing southwest Photograph 7 of 15

Interior, looking toward altar, camera facing east Photograph 8 of 15

Interior, looking toward rear of nave, camera facing west Photograph 9 of 15

Detail of interior framing, camera facing northeast Photograph 10 of 15

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Tiffany stained-glass windows along north wall, camera facing northwest Photograph 11 of 15

Tiffany stained-glass window, south wall, camera facing soutttsouth Photograph 12 of 15 Photograph 12 of 15

Typical interior door, south door between vestibule and nave, camera facing south Photograph 13 of 15 Photograph 13 of 15 Detail of pews and floor, camera facing northwest Detail of pews and floor, camera facing northwest Photograph 14 of 15 i . i Seabury cenotaph, camera facing east ! Seabury cenotaph, camera facing east PhotographPho~ograph 15 of 15

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·REQUESTED ACTION: OWNER OBJECTION ____ ...... ,. PROPERTY St. James' Episcopal Church NAME:

MULTIPLE NAME:

STATE & COUNTY: CONNECTICUT, New London

DATE RECEIVED: 6/21/90 DATE OF PENDING LIST: DATE OF 16TH DAY: DATE OF 45TH DAY: 8/05/90 DATE OF WEEKLY LIST:

REFERENCE NUMBER: 90001098

NOMINATOR: STATE

REASONS FOR REVIEW:

APPEAL: N DATA PROBLEM: N LANDSCAPE: N LESS THAN 50 YEARS: N OTHER: N PDIL: N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: REQUEST: N SAMPLE: N SLR DRAFT: N NATIONAL: ~ COMME~AIVER: N -~_ACCREPP~T __RETURN __REJECT W1,:, DATE ABSTRACT/SUMMARY COMMENTS: .Qetermir~ed Eligibli.t ~ . -. " .... ~ ... ····'" ...... t. .... ,Jr, .•~. ' CLASSIFICATION

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PROPERTY StSt.. James Episcopal Church NAME: MULTIPLE NAME: STATE & COUNTY: CONNECTICUT, New London STATE Sc COUNTY: CONNECTICUT, New London DATE RECEIVED: 6/10/04 DATE OF PENDING LIST: DATE RECEIVED: 6/10/04 DATE OF PENDING LIST: 7/06/04 DATE OF 16TH DAY: 7/21/04 DATE OF 45TH DAY: DATE OF 16TH DAY: 7/21/04 DATE OF 45TH DAY: 7/24/04 DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: REFERENCE NUMBER: -04 O"O '5""7 C,C):) REFERENCE NUMBER: ~ 'f [~qi

REASONS FOR REVIEW : REASONS FOR REVIEW: APPEAL: N DATA PROBLEM: N LANDSCAPE: N LESS THAN 50 YEARS: APPEAL: N DATA PROBLEM: N LANDSCAPE: N LESS THAN 50 YEARS: N OTHER: N PDIL: N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: N OTHER: N PDIL: N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: N REQUE T: N SAMPLE: N SLR DRAFT: N NATIONAL: N REQUEST: N SAMPLE: N SLR DRAFT: N NATIONAL: N COM^NT WAIVER: N

V ACCEPT RETURN REJECT DATE

ABSTRACT/SUMMARY COMMENTS:

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REVIEWER DISCIPLINE TELEPHONE ______TELEPHONE DATE

DOCUMENTATION see attached comments Y/N see attached SLR Y/N

If a nomination is returned to the nominating authority, the nomination is no longer under consideration by the NPS. OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE . NATIONAL PARK SERVICE HISTORIC PLACES NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EVALUATION/RETURN SHEET NOMINATION REQUESTED ACTION: NOMINATION

PROPERTY St. James' Episcopal Church NAME: MULTIPLE NAME: New London STATE &Sc COUNTY: CONNECTICUT, New London PENDING LIST: 11/10/09 DATE RECEIVED: 10/23/0910/23/09 DATE OF PENDING LIST; 11/10/09 OF 45TH DAY: 12/06/09 DATE OF 16TH DAY: 11/25/0911/25/09 DATE OF 45TH DAY: 12/06/09 WEEKLY LIST: DATE OF WEEKLY LIST: 90001098 REFERENCE NUMBER: 90001098 STATE NOMINATOR: STATE FOR REVIEW: REASONS FOR REVIEW: APPEAL: N DATA PROBLEM: N LANDSCAPE: N LESS THAN 50 YEARS: N APPEAL: N DATA PROBLEM: N LANDSCAPE: N LESS THAN 50 YEARS: N OTHER: N PDIL: N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: N OTHER: N PDIL: N PERIOD: N PROGRAM UNAPPROVED: N REQUEST: N SAMPLE: N SLR DRAFT: N NATIONAL: N REQUEST: N SAMPLE: N SLR DRAFT: N NATIONAL: N WAIVER: N COMMENT WAIVER: N REJECT DATE ACCEPT RETURN REJECT ------DATE

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rX October 22,200322, 2003

Paul Loether, Acting SHPO Connecticut Historic Commission 59 Prospect St. HartfordHartford, Connecticut 06106

Dear Mr. Loether:

At itit's’s meeting on October 20,2003,20, 2003, the Wardens and Vestry of St. James Episcopal Church in New London, Connecticut voted to rescind their objection to listing the church on the National Register of Historic Places. The Church had been originally accepted for listing on the register in 1990, please see the attached letter.

It is therefore requested that St. James Episcopal Church of New London, Connecticut be placed on the National Register of Historic Places as soon as possible.possible. Please notify us if there are fiirtherfurther steps necessary to bring this to completion.

Sincerely,

1 JiYnlu t{ ~ ;J-JamesJ~~s A. Archer Senior Warden Sr. )AmesJames CpiscopdCepiscopal CbuRchChuRch 76 Federal Street, New London, CT 06320-6601 860-443-4989860-443-4989 /I Fax:Fax: 860-444-1099 receivedRECEIVED E-mailE-mail:: [email protected]@snet.net www.interactdesigns.com/stjameswww.inceractdesigns.com/stjames

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Paul Loether,Lo ether, Acting SHPO Connecticut Historic Commission 59 Prospect St. Hartford,Hartford, Connecticut 06106

Dear Mr. Loether:

At itit's’s meeting on October 20,20, 2003, the Wardens and Vestry of St. James Episcopal Church in New London, Connecticut voted to rescind their objection to listing the church on the National Register of Historic Places. The Church had been originally accepted for listing on the register in 1990, please see the attached letter.

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SincerelySineerely,,

James A. Archer Senior Warden

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JACQUELINEJACQUfiLINE 8.B. ZEPPiERiZEPPIERI C3~- NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSIONCOMMISSION EXPIRESEXPIRES DEC. 31,200731, 2007 p ...... - -- -~ ...... , - ¥> -- _/ MAY 2 2 1990 may 2 2 1990

St. James' Episcopal Church St.76 FederalJames' StreetEpiscopal Church 76New FederalLondon, StreetCT 06320 NewMay 21,London, 1990 CT 06320 May 21. 1990

John H. Shannahan StateJohn W. Historic Shannahan Preservation Officer State59 South Historic Prospect Preservation Street Officer Hartford,59 South ProspectCT 06106 Street Hartford, CT 06106

SUBJECT: Nomination of St. James' Episcopal Church to the SUBJECT: NominationNational Register of St. James'of Historic Episcopal Church to the National Register of Historic Places

Dear Mr. Shannahan : Dear Mr. Shannahan: After careful review After careful review of the proposed nomination of St. James' EpiscopalEpiscopal Church to the National Register of Historic Places, the Rector, Hardens, .and Vestry ofto St.the NationalJames object Register to of Historic Places, the Rector , Wardens, and Vestry of St. James object to the listing of St. James' Episcopal Church in the National Register. The notarized objection in accordance with the National NationalHistoric Register.Preservation The notarized objection in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act and 36 CFR 60 is attached. He appreciate your consideration, and if you have any questions on our Weobjection, appreciate please your consideration, and if you have any questions on our objection, please contact me at 771-4413 (days) or 443-1180 (evenings). Sincerely, n. Charles R. Rogers CharlesTreasurer R. Rogers St.Treasurer James' Episcopal Church St. James' Episcopal Church Enclosure - Notification of Nomination Enclosure - Notification of Nomination OBJECTION TO THE LISTING OF ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCHOBJECTION IN THETO THE LISTING OF ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

The undersigned officials of St. James• Episcopal Church, actingThe undersigned as agents officialsfor of St. James' Episcopal Church, acting as agents for the RectorRector. , Wardens,andHardens.and Vestry of the Church, certify that the Rector. Hardens, and Vestry of Church,the Church certify together that asthe Rector , Wardens, and Vestry of the Church together as the sole beneficiary owner of St. James• Episcopal Church, objects to the listing James' Episcopal Church, objects to the listing of St. James• Episcopal Church in the National Register of HistoricJames' Episcopal Places. Church in the National Register of Historic Places.

St. St. Jami^' Episcopal Church Bv;By : --'-,,L.l.&:!::l~=-::....~~~-==.:::::..!::=-­ Title:--=-==--Title: STehior ...... Warden::.:...::.=.:.------Date: ___½....._= :::2.-~•.:....1 ...., ....1.L. r..!,.r_0 _____ Date: 1 ^, / TTo

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Bv:By: ~ Jf. ~ Title: Treasurer Title: Treasurer Date: /4.-. .., 2-! I f Y:1 Date: r 2/l /ffD

State of Connecticut State of Connecticut County of New London May 21, 1990 County of New London May 21, 1990

Personally appeared, Frederic Smith, Edward Gallup, Per sonally appeared, Frederic Smith, Edward Gallup, and Charles Rogers, signers of above and state that all and Charles;Rogers, signers of above and state that all information is true and correct and of their own free act information is true and correct and of their own free act and deed. Dated at New London. and deed. Dated at New London.

- NOTARY PUBLIC fferd B. Burdick - NOTARY PUBLIC Sr.Sc. JamesJattics episcopalCpiscopA( ChuRch 76 Federal Street, New London, CT 06320-6601 860-443-4989 / Fax: 860-444-1099 E-mail: [email protected] ~ -JI; ~- -~-~~teractdesigns.~?m/stjameswww.interactdesigns.com/stjames

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Mr. Paul Loether, Acting SHPO Connecticut Historical Commission 59 Prospect Street Hartford, CT 06106

Dear Mr. Loether:

As a follow up to our letter of October 22,22,2003 2003 regarding the request of St. James Episcopal Church New London, Connecticut to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places and per your message to Ms. Jeanne Shelburne requesting additional verification information, the following is provided:

1. A signed and stamped copy of the Vestry Minutes of October 20,200320, 2003 2. A certified copy of the deed of St. James showing the ownership of the church property to be the Society of St. James (Vestry).

With this additional background information, it is hoped that all the requirements are satisfied and the committee is able to move forward with the request to place St. James Episcopal Church of New London, Connecticut on the National Register of Historic Places as soon as possible. Please notify us if there are further steps necessary to bring this to completion.

Sincerely,

:i):::;;/!~James A. Archer ~ Senior Warden STATE OF CONNECTICUT

State Historic Preservation Office m Commission on Arts, Tourism, Culture, History and Film January 29, 2004

Carol Shull, Keeper National Park Service " r_cr-r:,· ·;n 2~-~-:--··. .. 7 National Register of Historic Places ------/ . --.... _ I 1201 I Street, N.W., 88*^th Floor r. ■ r ■I Washington, DC 20005 j aAN3JIN3 D0 j

N:/~Nf!~-- Nr \ ■ s ! rS ;! ______■ •· ------i Dear Ms. Shull:

At it'sit’s meeting on October 20,20,2003, 2003, the Wardens and VestryVestry of St. James Episcopal Church in New London, Connecticut voted to re~cindrescind their objection to listing the church on the National Register of Historic Places. The ·Church had been originally accepted for listing on the register in 1990.

It is therefore requested that St. James Episcopal Church in New London, Connecticut be placed on the National Register of Historic Places as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please call me at:860-566-3005.at 860-566-3005. Thank you.

Sincerely,

J. Paul Loether, Acting Director and Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer

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State Historic Preservation Office Commission on Arts, Tourism, Culture, History and Film

TO: Carol Shull, Keeper National Register of Historic Places

FROM: J. Paul Loather,Loether, Acting Director/Deputy State Historic·Historic Preservation Officer

SUBJECT: National Register Nomination

The following materials are submitted on this /^"^dav of The following m~terials are submitted on this ~day of ✓U0€.... , 2004 for nomination of the ST \ to the for nomination of the ~;ii:L'ffieS ~ SCD\4' \ (\u,ah to the

National Register of Historic Places:

Original National Register of Historic Places nomination form

Multiple Property Nomination form

Photographs

Original USGSUSG8 maps

Sketch map(map(syfigure(8)/exhibit(8) s)/figure( s)/exhibit( s)

Pieces of correspondence Other ------______

COMMENTS:

PleasePiease insure that this nomination is reviewed

This property has been certified under 36 CFR 67

The enclosed owner objections dododo _____ do not ,_____ constitute a majority of property owners. Other. ______Other______

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State Historic Preservation Office m Co11U11uaionCommission on Arts,Am, Touriam,Tourism, Culture, HistoryHilJtory and FilmFibn January 29,29,2004 2004

Carol Shull.Shull, KevperKeeper National Park Service National Register of Historic Places 1201 1I StreetStreet, N.W., 88*11 FloorF1oor Washington.Washington, .DCOC 20005

Dear Ms. Shull:

At IfsIt’s mootingmeeting on October 20.2003,20, 2003, the Wardens and Vestry of St. James Episcopal ChurcdiChurch In NewNow London,London. Connecticut voted to rescind their objectionobjecOon to listing the churohchurch on the National Register of Historic Places. The Church had been originally accepted torfor llstlnglisting on the register Inin 1990.

It Isis theretoretherefore requested that St JanrasJames Episcopal Church Inin New London.London, Connecticut be placed on the National Register of Historic Places as soon as possi~e.possible, Ifif you have any questions, please call me at 860-566-3005.860^6-3005. Thank you.

Sincerely;Sincerely,

J. Paul Loather,Leather, Acting Director and Deputy St!mtState t-HstoricHistoric Preservation Officer ·

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Paul Loether, Acting SHPO ConoecticulCoIWCCticul Historic Commission 59S9 Prospect St. Hartfurd,Hartfiird, Connecticut 06106

Dear Mr. Loether:Loethcr:

At itit's’s meeting on October 20,2003,20, 2003, the WawlcnsWardens and Vestry of St. James Episcopal Church in New London, ConnecticutConnectieut voted to rescindrcscind their objectionDirection to listq the churdichureh on the National Register ofofHistoriQ Historic Places. The Church had been originally accepted fisrfur listing on the register in 1990, please see the attached letter.

It is therefiiietherefore requested that St. James Episcopal Church of New London, Connecticut be placed on thetht,National National Register of Historic Places as soon as possible. PteasePlease notify us if there are iurtherfurther steps necessarynecesS&Jy to bring this to conqiletioiLcompletion.

Sincerely,

/~~a~ 7-JamesJ~s A. Archer Senior Warden

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St. James'James’ Episcopal Church . Vestry Meeting October 20,2003 PRESENT: Fr. Michel Belt, Jim Archer, Gail Boehm, Lynda DeVivo, Alma Dunning, Sharon Egan, Tim Egan, Shirley DeVivo. AJma Dmmiog. Slunm iS Grimes, Vickie Hawkins, Jearme Shelburne, Fred Smith, Ken Stewert,Stewart, Marie Sugrue, Jim Vest

GUESTS:GUESTS; Nancy Broussard-Parent, Marianna Wilcox

ABSENT:ABSENT; (Excused) Eugene Bell, Bob Logan, Birse Timmons Following.Evening Prayer in HallnmHallam Chapel at 5:30 p.m.,pan., Fr.Fr, Belt opened the meeting with a prayer with a at 6:02 p.m. In deferencedefetenee to our guests,gueata, Fr.Ft. Belt changedehanged the agenda order to with New Business. order to begin with

1.L NEWNEWBUSINESS: BUSINESS:

A. United Action Core ^Umted Action Core Team. · Nancy Broussard-Parent reportedrqjorted on thetiie United Action Core Team program, which seeks to provide "more voices and more peoplepeople"” to work with l:,othboth United Action and in the parish. Nancy requested Vestry members who have not done so, arrangeammge for l­1- on-1 meetings with Molly ,~erofUnited Action. ) B. Auglican Singers. ArfS Marianna Wilcox gaye ^an overviewoverview of of the the Anglican Angli~ Singers Singers asas SLSt. James ’ Artists in Residence. James' « ReferencingRc^cmg her stater;nentstatement in ~e(he 2003 .Annual Report, .Marianna told of flie national and international of the ^onal and mteraational appearances of the group, whichwhi~ help spread St James*James• ·name,name, weU as provide qppo$mi~es as well as prowde oppottimties for worship and entertainment~tertainm~ VVestry~try members werewm, onoouragedencouraged to attend ·the regulm: Evensong to .r*2f reSU^EyoMong wp^pwoISbip -services,servi~, and.and thethe recq>tions ~tions which which follow follow tiiem. them, greeting gi-eeting "our'' visitors. The D~bcr 7th Lessons and AnglicanAugM^^.S ‘«sS«[^ Lessons CarolsCarols irtto is the next next sdBduledw«nm« scheduled appearance of the. Singers.at St. James...... - . ll. MINUTES OF MEETING: The words "and“and...... " ” following the clerk'sclerk’s signature should be deleted. sign~ should be aeu^ JunIim Ardler^er moved acceptance as corrected, and Jeanne Shelburne seconded. The motion seconded. rJie motion passed unanimously. · · lll. TREASURER'S REPORT: IIL TREASURER’S REPORT: Accoi^According to Ken.Ken, the financial situation does not look too bad at present, but he baa at presmt, but he proj_ectsprojects some possible problems,problems. QuarterlyQuartoly statements have been se;mtsent out and some people are out, md some per^le are working on ..“catching up."up.” Pledge income is still down al;>outabout $8,000. Entries are being booked ^tnes ^ booked to have our books in line with the procedures of the ·auditors (which(whidi follows the diocesan follows the diocesan approach). The ParodhialParochial Report has finally been submitted. Ken encouraged ow- Delegates to encouraged our Delegates to Convention to support Resolution #4, which would ''forgive''“forgive” the portion of endowment funds ^yrt^used by a parish to support outreach. Ken reported the Budget Committoo has not yet met.

IV. WARDENS' REPORT: ) IV. WARDENS* REPORT; see Employee HandbbokHandb6ok'befow. below. . .. ' . •·. . ' ·. . .'• , ,' ...... Sr.Sc. James)Amc8 episcopalGpiscopAt ChuRch 76 Federal Street, New London, CT 06320-6601 860-443-4989 /I Fax: 860-444-1099 E-mail: [email protected] Jl www.stjamesnl.org RECEIRECEIVEDVED 2280

OCT 2 3 2009 June 11,11,2009 2009

NAT REGiSTEfi PLACES NAFiONAl SERVICE Mr. Paul Loether, Chief National Register of Historic Places 1201 Eye Street, NW Org. Code 2280 Washington, D. C. 20005

Re: St. James Parish (Episcopal) 76 Federal Street New London, Connecticut 06320-6601

Dear Mr. Loether:

The Vestry of St. James Parish, located at the comers of Huntington and Federal Streets (mailing address: 76 Federal Street) in New London, Connecticut, is the governing board and owner of this property.

The Vestry requests a change in status of St. James ParishParish-New—New London, Connecticut, from "determined“determined eligible"eligible” to "listed"“listed” on the National Register of Historic Places.

Sincerely, ~

RevRev'd’d Michel Belt, Rector

cc: Karen Senich, Executive Director and State Historic Preservation Officer

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Mr. Paul Loether, Chief Mr. Paul Loether, Chief RRECEIVEDECEIVED 22802280 Historic Preservation National Register of Historic Places and Museum Division 1201 Eye Street,Street, NW Org.Org. Code 2280 OCT 2 3 2009 Washington,Washington, D. C. 20005 One Constitution Plaza C PLACES Second Floor NAT. REGISTER OF HISTORIHISTORIC PLACES NATIONALnational parkPARK serviceSERVICE Hartford, Connecticut RE: St. JaniesJames Episcopal Church 06103 06103 76 Federal Street 860.256.2800860.256.2800 New London, Connecticut 860.256.2763860.256.2763 (f) Dear Mr. Loether:

The St. James Episcopal Church, located at 76 Federal Street in New London in Connecticut was determined eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990, but was never listed due to owner objection.objection. Ownership of the property has since changed and the current owner has requested that the property be listed on the National Register. It is the opinion of this office that the property meets the criteria for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.Places.

A copy of the notarized letter from the current owner dated June 11,11,2009 2009 requesting that the property be listed on the National Register is also attached.

SincerelySincerely,, ~ David Bahlman, Division Director Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer

Enclosure: Letter from Reverend Michael Belt to David Bahlman dated June 11, 2009.

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An Affirmative ActionAction EqualEq ual Opportunity Employer St. James' Episcopal Church Vestry Meeting October 20,2003

PRESENT: Fr. Michel Belt, Jim Archer, Gail Boehm, Lynda DeVivo, Alma Dunning, Sharon Egan, Tim Egan, Shirley Grimes, Vickie Hawkins, Jeanne Shelburne, Fred Smith, Ken Stewart, Marie Sugrue, Jim Vest

GUESTS: Nancy Broussard-Parent, Marianna Wilcox

ABSENT: (Excused) Eugene Bell, Bob Logan, Birse Timmons

Following Evening Prayer in Hallam Chapel at 5:30 p.m., Fr. Belt opened the meeting with a prayer at 6:02 p.m. In deference to our guests, Fr. Belt changed the agenda order to begin with New Business.

I. NEW BUSINESS:

A. United Action Core Team. Nancy Broussard-Parent reported on the United Action Core Team program, which seeks to provide "more voices and more people" to work with both United Action and in the parish. Nancy requested Vestry members who have not done so, arrange for 1- on-1 meetings with Molly Greiner of United Action.

B. Anglican Singers. Marianna Wilcox gave an overview of the Anglican Singers as St. James' Artists in Residence. Referencing her statement in ~he 2003 Annual Report, Marianna told of the national and international appearances of the group, which help spread St. James' name, as well as provide opportunities for worship and entertainment. Vestry members were encouraged to attend the regular Evensong worship services, and the receptions which follow them, greeting 1 "our" visitors. The December i .1. Lessons and Carols is the next scheduled appearance of the Anglican Singers at St. James.

II. MINUTES OF MEETING: The words "and ... " following the clerk's signature should be deleted. Jim Archer moved acceptance as corrected, and Jeanne Shelburne seconded. The motion passed unanimously.

III. TREASURER'S REPORT: According to Ken, the financial situation does not look too bad at present, but he projects some possible problems. Quarterly statements have been sent out, and some people are working on "catching up." Pledge income is still down about $8,000. Entries are being booked to have our books in line with the procedures of the auditors (which follows the diocesan approach). The Parochial Report has finally been submitted. Ken encouraged our Delegates to Convention to support Resolution #4, which would "forgive" the portion of endowment funds used by a parish to support outreach. Ken reported the Budget Committee has not yet met.

IV. WARD ENS' REPORT: see Employee Handbook below. V. PRESERVATION COMMITTEE: Jack Kurrus stated that the roof work is just about complete. The venting system works well (and quietly). $14,492 outstanding on the roof will be paid when remaining work on some slates is completed.

VI. OLD BUSINESS:

A. Employee Handbook: Jim Archer reported that the Employee handbook has been changed to reflect Fr. Belt's revisions. Corrected copies are in the hands of the committee, and a copy will be forwarded to our legal advisor, Pete Tedeschi for his input.

B. Bulb Sale: Jeanne Shelburne reported the Bulb Sale had done well. $200 worth of bulbs still remain, and will be available for sale after several upcoming services. Plans are being investigated for a Christmas sale. Jeanne and Darbee Percival were thanked for their efforts by acclimation.

C. Jim Archer moved and Gail Boehm seconded rescinding the 1990 Vestry objection to placement of St. James on the National Historical Trust registry, moving forward with listing St. James on the registry. The motion passed unanimously. The Senior Warden was instructed to write the NHT indicating these actions have been taken.

D. Investment Committee: The Investment Committee did not meet.

E. Stewardship Committee: Bob Logan sent his apologies (he was out of town), but plans are in place for this Fall's stewardship program. Plans for the Stewardship dinner November 1st are in place, and everyone "household" in the parish will receive an invitation. Fr. Michel also reported a new pledge card has been created for use this year.

VII. RECTOR'S REPORT: Fr. Belt discussed the post-General Convention discussion groups. A wide variety of opinion, from the very conservative to the very liberal, was heard, but the positive result was that a group of people gathered and listened to each other. Gary Green and Fr. Belt agreed to try to work-up some kind of a follow-up small group program to provide an opportunity for on-going discussion.

IX. VESTRY HANDBOOK DISCUSSION was tabled until next month due to the time.

Jeanne Shelburne moved for adjournment with Jim Archer seconding. The motion passed unanimously, and following prayer, the meeting adjourned at 7:3·2 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Fred Smith, Clerk ! l r

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