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COURTHOUSE. REGISTRY OF DEEDS.ETC Dallas County Courthouse STREET & NUMBER 105 Lauderdale Street CITY, TOWN STATE Selma Alaharna REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS
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DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Old Town District includes portions of 59 blocks. It contains the major residential area of 19th Century Selma as well as portions of 16 blocks of the early commercial and public sections of the town. In the commercial and public blocks only two existing store buildings are said to have survived the disastrous fire which occurred April 2, 1865, when Selma fell to the Union troops. Therefore the existing commercial structures are of late-19th Century and turn-of-the-century vintage. Of the 117 structures in this section of the district, 701 appear to have been built before 1910. The majority are two-story brick, vaguely "Italianate" in architectural detail, and typical of the time period in many communities of this region. Ground floor facades have suffered successive "modem" alterations and individual treatment of adjacent stores has served, in some instances, to break the mass of some of the larger structures. Outlying shopping centers have caused some decay. Of the 30% presumed to have been built after 1910, many are also two-story brick cormercial building. Thus their intrusive quality is not pronounced. Tie collection is sufficiently cohesive in similarity of height, scale, proportions, materials, textures, rhythm, silhouettes and siting to convey a strong sense of time and place, i.e., a small Southern town in the late 19th Century. Of the 5% judged intrusive, most are filling stations or garages where, in addition to height and material changes, the siting is at variance with the total scene. In the Old Town blocks and in the adjacent Water Street Historic District (NRHP 12/16/72) some rehabilitation has occurred in the last decade, returning a number of the 19th Century structures to their earlier form. The strong 19th Century influence of the church on the spiritual, cultural and ...recreational life of the Southern community is well-illustrated by pivotal structures in the non-residential portion of the Old Town District. Four late-19th Century churches, including St. Paul's Episcopal (210 Lauderdale Street), built in 1875 by Richard and R. M. Upjohn (NRHF 3/25/75) and a fine 1908 Neo-Classic Carnegie Library (912 Selma Street), now vacant, surpass the commercial structures in their size, cost, architectural quality and associative values. In the 43 primarily-residential blocks, a surprising unity has been maintained. Of approximately 450 structures, 303, or 67%, appear to have been built before 1910. Of these, 126, or 281, have been judged to possess architectural and/or historic merit. Of the 177 "background" buildings, many conceivably would have been given a higher architecture rating in a community less rich in its architectural heritage. The great majority were built as dwellings and still remain single-family housing units. One- and two-story white frame houses predominate. The number of metal shingle roofs is a striking feature. While all the major architectural expressions of 19th Century architectural styles are represented, the vast number are late-19th Century houses with decorative jigsawn mill- work, usually lumped together as "Victorian". They create a flowing thread of unification. The majority of structures reflect a high standard of design quality and workmanship. The current maintenance level is excellent. Established trees shade the streets and sidewalks. The setback from the street is fairly uniform and both front and back yards are abundantly planted with the traditional Southern flora. Magnolias, oaks, pecans, fig trees, and honeysuckle vines flourish. Many properties are enclosed by cast iron fences and many back yards still contain outbuildings--former kitchens, stables and even an occasional pigeon cote. Alleys divide most blocks, the lots' sizes vary, thus decreasing the intrusive quality of a few now-vacant lots where older structures have been demolished. corm No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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CONTI NUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER PAGE 3 INCLUSIVE PROPERTY NUMBERS IN OLD TOWN DISTRICT, SELMA, ALABAMA:
South to North Lapsley Street - 203 through 610 Union Street - 1 through 728 Mabry Street - 5 through 911 Tremont Street - 408 through 809 Church Street - 1 through 901 Lauderdale Street - 3 through 801 Broad Street - 2 through 308; 431 through 515; 706 and 707 Washington Street - 11 through 413 Franklin Street - 19 through 27
East to West Water Street - 501 through 910; 1117 through 1123 Arsenal Place - 701 through 819 Alabama Avenue - 501 through 1220 Selma Avenue - 500 through 1112 Dallas Avenue - 413 through 1127 Parkman Avenue - 411 through 809 Abbott Avenue - 708 through 812 Furniss Avenue - 501 through 814 McLeod Avenue - 625 through 713 Jeff Davis Avenue - 625 Fcrr" No. * 0-300a (Rev. -10-74.] UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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CONTINUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER 7 PAGE The visual impact is not threatened where older buildings have been adapted for reuse as professional offices, schools and small retail shops. But the streetscape has been harmed where new commercial buildings, low and without visible roofs, have in truded into the neighborhood. The newer residences are less intrusive as they usually incorporate some of the more traditional architectural elements that surround them, though invariably at a reduced scale. The major intrusive elements are in the blocks closest to the river, nearer "downtown". This area also contains two Federally-owned structures: a one-story brick contemporary Post Office at 723 Alabama Street, and the former Post Office, now the Federal Building, at 910 Alabama Street (NPJHP 2/26/76). Of the 450 structures in the residential blocks, a professional value judgement would rate 3% as intrusive. Most of these 43 blocks possess a "pivotal building" established in its setting by linkage buildings of more modest quality. A sampling would include the Female Academy of the Central Masonic Institute of Alabama c. 1848 (former Vaughan Memorial Hospital, NRHP 6/75) at 109 Union Street; Sturdivant Hall, 713 Mabry Street (NRHP 1/18/73); 625 Lauderdale Street, a two-story brick house c. 1868 in the Gothic Revival Style; 603 Alabama Street, 329 Mabry Street and 816 Alabama Street, all examples of raised cottages built in the 1840's and 1850's; and 623 Selma, 439 Lapsley, respectively frame and brick examples of the Greek Revival columned mansions. Examples of "linkage" structures are: 10-12 Broad Street c. 1860 two-story brick commercial building in Italian Gothic style; 618 Tremont Street, one-story frame cottage c. 1870, Italianate; 413 Lauderdale, two-story frame, late 19th Century. Of the 126 buildings judged to possess architectural and/or historic merit, most have strong local associative values and as many have known few changes of ownership, they have suffered few alterations. The 177 judged to have minor architectural merit are still valuable to the "tout ensemble" which makes the Old Town District of Selma a neighborhood of high aesthetic quality and which gives a sense of orientation, of time and place, in our mobile society. As the pace of urbanization accelerates, inclusion in the National Register and municipal regulatory ordinance can diminish the mounting threat to Selma's environmental heritage.
GPO 892 455 PERIOD AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE -- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW
—PREHISTORIC _ARCHEOLOGY-PREHISTORIC —COMMUNITY PLANNING —LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE —RELIGION —1400-1499 _ARCHEOLOGY-HISTORIC —CONSERVATION __LAW —SCIENCE —1500-1599 _AGRICULTURE —ECONOMICS —LITERATURE —SCULPTURE —1600-1699 .XARCHITECTURE —EDUCATION —MILITARY —SOCIAL/HUMANITARIAN —1700-1799 —ART —ENGINEERING —MUSIC —THEATER Xl 800-1899 —COMMERCE —EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT —PHILOSOPHY —TRANSPORTATION X1900- —COMMUNICATIONS —INDUSTRY ^.POLITICS/GOVERNMENT —OTHER (SPECIFY) —INVENTION
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STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE The Old Town Historic District contains 59 blocks of downtown Selma and encompasses the major residential area of 19th Century Selma, as well as a major portion of the early commercial and public sections of town. While all of the major architectural expressions of 19th Century architectural styles are represented, the vast number of structures date from the late 19th Century. One- and two-story frame houses with decorative jigsaw ni.ll working., reflecting a high standard of design quality and workman ship, predominate in the residential section; while, in the commercial areas, the majority of the structures are two-story brick with a vague Italianate association. Selma, incorporated in 1820, derived its name from the Songs of Selma, a poem in an immensly popular 18th Century book the Poems of Ossian. This supposed translation of a Gaelic manuscript was proved later to be one of the master hoaxes of literary history. Cahaba, 11 miles to the southwest was then the capital of Alabama. Some of the illustrious public figures in the state and nation's history at this time were also the developers and prominent public figures in the early history of Selma. William Rufus King is perhaps the most notable example. He served, both North Carolina and Alabama in the Federal House of Representatives and Senate. He also served both states in their legislative bodies. He led diplomatic missions in Italy, Russia and Trance and was elected Vice President of the United States, the only Vice President in our history to take the oath of office outside the nation's territorial limits (Cuba). He was among the organizers of the "Selma Land Company." There he made his home from 1819 until his death in 1853. He is buried in the Live Oak Cemetery. Examples of early building in Selma include 401 Lauderdale Street and 624 McLeod Street. Both are in the Federal Style as it appeared in central Alabama in the 1820's. The 1850 Selma Census records 973 white and 1,100 Negro inhabitants. By 1860 there were 1,809 whites and 1,368 blacks. Ante-bellum Selma was second only to Montgomery as the state's leading cotton market. It was the commercial and market center of cotton-rich Dallas County and the surrounding wealthy agricultural region. The Alabama River and numerous railroad lines made it an important distribution center. It is this period of wealth, culture and opulence that produced Selma's magnificent Greek Revival mansions. The most noted example is Sturdivant Hall at 713 Mabry Street (NRHP 1/18/73, HABS). QMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES Brewer, W. Alabama--Her History, Resources, War Record and Public Men. Barrett and Brown: ^ntgomery, Alabama, 1872. Murtagh, W. J. "Aesthetic and Social Dimensions of Historic Districts", Historic Districts. National Trust for Historic Preservation: Washington, D.C., 1973.
ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY 242 acres______UTMREFERENCES - see continuation sheet, A l_iJ I I . 1 . . I L_i 1^1 . ,J M ZONE EASTING NORTHING ZONE EASTING NORTHING C|..,.| [ I , |.».j I L. i , I . . I I i.i l.i.. I I. ,.l . ! . i VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION ———————— See revised (December 8, 1977) verbal boundary description on continuation sheets.
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FORM PREPARED BY NAME/TITLE Nancv N. Holmes and Nicholas H. Hn1mp:<; ORGANIZATION DATE Alabama Historical Commission 9. 1Q76 STREET & NUMBER TELEPHONE 432.387! § 479-5359 725 Monroe Street CITY OR TOWN STATE Montgomery STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE IS: NATIONAL^ STATE___ LOCAL___
As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify tharit has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service.
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GPO 892-453 Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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CONTINUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER 8 PAGE During the Civil War, Selma was a major military manufacturing depot and transpor tation center for the Confederacy. The Naval Foundary produced cannon, shot, machinery and a number of ironclad warships, including the heavily-armored Tennessee. The Army Arsenal produced cartridges, powder and small arms. Although these installations were well-fortified, they were destroyed when Selma fell to Union troops in April, 1865. This engagement left a burning, demoralized community as the drunken Federal troops under General J. H. Wilson "looted, burned, robbed, raped, and murdered." Notable men of the Confederate period included Lt. Catesby ap Roger Jones, who had commanded the Confederate ironclad Merrimac in its well-known battle with the Monitor in Hamton Roads, the engagement which foretold the end of wooden warships. A descendant of Jones occupies a c. 1850 Greek Revival dwelling at 629 Tremont Street. This home descended to the present owners through the heirs of the first owner, Dr. Albert Gallatin Mabry. Dr. Mabry practiced medicine and served in the Alabama Legislature. It was during his terms in the legislature that he became a part of the movement that was responsible for the establishment of the State's first hospital for the insane--one of the earliest institutions of this type in the nation. Confederate General Edmund Winston Pettus became a United States Senator, as did Confederate General John Tyler Morgan, who also has the distinction of being recognized as the "father of the Panama Canal." Morgan's 1859 Greek Revival home at 719 Tremont Street is now owned by the Alabama Historical Commission (HABS, NRHP 9/27/72). By 1870 the population totaled 6,484 of whom 2,824 were white, 3,660 black. The number of imposing residences in the Old Town District built after the Civil War attests to the resiliency of a citizenry who rebuilt from the rubble, survived Reconstruction, and resumed political leadership in the state and commercial ascendancy in the region. Examples of postwar buildings include the Gothic Revival Keith Home c. 1880 at 711 Alabama Street, now adapted to law offices; the two-story frame Italianate dwelling, with its ornate pigeon cote, that was built in 1865 by Mayor Joseph Perkins; and the Ernest Lamar home at 327 Church, a two-story brick Queen Anne Style dwelling c. 1900, overwhelming with its bulbous porch columns, turreted bay, jigsaw-trimmed balcony, wide-bracketed cornice and belevedre. Reaction to such exuberance must have influenced the restrained, studied Neo-Classic Plant home c. 1920 at 725 Dallas Street, with its Ionic-columned portico symmetrically framed by French doors whose arched fanlights are repeated in the fanlight of the stately entrance. In the mid-1960 f s Selma became the focus of national attention for the Civil Rights movement, and events there led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Today the population of Selma is approximately 30,000 people, about equally divided in race. There are numerous small industries and the city is still a distribution and market center for the entire county. However, since World War II the major payroll has been provided by Craig Air Force Base. This Federal installation brought a gigantic influx of population in the 1940's, putting many stresses, tangible and intangible, on the
GPO 892 455 Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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CONTINUATION SHEET______ITEM NUMBER 8 PAGE 3______pre-war community. Many of the existing visual depredations can be traced to this event Currently, Craig Field may be closed, a loss which portends economic crisis Tourism can and should be recognized as one alternate industry. This industry in Selma would be based on the abundance of 19th Century architecture still extant. These buildings, with their surrounding amenities of yards, streets, fences and planting, constitute a neighborhood that continues an identity and a specificity of time and place. The appearance of a town reflects the history of the culture that created it. Here in the Old Town District one sees physical manifestations of a culture that pro duced a significant and impressive number of individuals who were leaders in the state and nation. Its preservation is important to Selma's future and well-being.
GPO 892 455 Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE iiiliiil NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY - NOMINATION FORM
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Murtagh, W. J. "Defining a Historic Building and District", Preservation and Building Codes. National Trust for Historic Preservation: Washington, D.C., 1974. Richardson, Jesse M. Alabama Encyclopedia, Volume I. American Southern Publishing Company: Northport, Alabama, 1965. Selma and Dallas County Sesquicentennial Commission. 150 Years in Selma and Dallas County. Selma Printing Company: Selma, Alabama, 1969.
GPO 892 455 NICHOLAS H. HOLMES, JR. r ARCHITECT P. O. BOX 864 257 NORTH CONCEPTION STREET MOBILE, ALABAMA 36601 VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION: t-'rC.,'V- All that certain parcel of land lying and being In the State of Ala bama, County of Dallas, City of Selma bounded and described as follows to wit: BEGINNING at a point which is the point of intersection of the center of Lauderdale Street extended southward until it meets the North bank of the Alabama River, which point is also the Southwest corner of the Water Avenue Historic District, a Historic District now on the National Register of Historic Places and previously described, proceed approxi mately 2200 feet westerly along the North bank of the Alabama River to a point which is the intersection of the North bank of the Alabama River and an extension of the centerline of Lapsley Street. Thence proceed northerly along the center of Lapsley Street approximately 1100 feet to a point where it Intersects the center of Selma Avenue. Thence proceed westerly along the center of Selma Avenue approximately 2150 feet to a point where the center line of Selma Street Intersects the center line of Satterfleld Street. Thence proceed northerly along an extension of the center line at Satterfield Street approximately 30 feet to a point where this line intersects the south proper line of OLD LIVE OAK CEMETERY. Thence proceed westerly approximately 450 feet to the southwest corner of Old Live Oak Cemetery. Then proceed northerly along the western property line of Old Live Oak Cemetery to the north west corner of Old Live Oak Cemetery. Thence continue along this line approximately 40 feet to the center line of Orrville Road (the ex tension of Dallas Avenue). Thence proceed easterly along the center line of Orrville Road, approximately 1200 ft. to a point where this center line intersects the center line of King Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 180 feet to a point which is the intersection of the center line of King Street and a westwardly extension of the north property line of 135 Orrville Road. Thence proceed easterly approximately 200 feet along the north property line of 135 Orrville Road to the northeast corner of this property. Thence proceed southerly along the east property line to the southeast corner of 135 Orrville Road, and continue along this line approximately 40 f until this line intersects the center line of Dallas Avenue (formerly Orrville Road). Thence proceed easterly approximately 880 feet along the center line of Dallas Avenue until reaching a point which is the intersection of the center line of Dallas Avenue and an extension of the west property line of 413 Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed northerly approximately 1500 feet along the west property lines of those lots facing Lapsley to a point which is the northwest corner of the property at 605 Lapsley Street.. Thence proceed easterly approximately 450 feet along the north property line at 605 Lapsley, and along the North property lines at 501 and 507 Furniss Avenue to a point which is the southwest NICHOLAS H. HOLMES, JR. ARCHITECT P. O. BOX 864 257 NORTH CONCEPTION STREET MOBILE, ALABAMA 36601 VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION PAGE 2 corner of the property at 615 Union Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 650 feet along the West property lines of those properties on the West side of Union Street to a point which is approximately 450 feet north of the center of McLeod Street and approximately 150 feet west of the center of Union Street. Thence proceed easterly approxi mately 400 feet to the northeast corner of the property at 726 Union Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 250 feet to the north west corner of the property at 901 Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 300 feet northeasterly along the northwest property line of 911 Mabry Street to the southwest corner of the property at 625 Jeff Davis Avenue. Thence proceed northeast, then southeast, then southwest around the property at 625 Jeff Davis Avenue to the southeast corner of this property. Thence proceed southwesterly approximately 25 feet to the intersection of the centerllne of Jeff Davis Avenue and Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 130 feet southerly along the centerline of Mabry Street to a point which is the intersection of the centerline of Mabry Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of 906 Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 1250 feet easterly along the south property lines of those properties on the south side of Jeff Davis Avenue to a point which is the intersection of an extension of this property line and the centerline of Lauderdale Street. Proceed thence approximately 180 feet southerly along the center of Lauderdale Street to a point which is the intersection of the centerline of Lauderdale Street and a westward extension of the north property line of 807 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly approximately 350 feet along the westward extension of the north property line of 807 Broad Street, and along the north property line of 807 Broad Street, and along an eastward extension of this property line to a point which is the intersection of this extension and the center of Broad Street. Thence proceed approximately 140 feet southerly along the center of Broad Street to a point which is the intersection of the center of Broad Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of the property at 706 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly, then southerly, then westerly around the property at 706 Broad Street. Thence proceed approximately 200 feet westerly to the southwest corner of the property at 707 Broad Street. Thence proceed southerly approximately 550 feet along the west property lines of those properties on the west side of Broad Street to a point which is the northwest corner of the property at 515 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly approximately 140 feet to a point which is the intersection of an extension of the north property line of 515 Broad Street and the centerline of Broad Street. NICHOLAS H. HOLMES, JR. ARCHITECT P. O. BOX 864 257 NORTH CONCEPTION STREET MOBILE, ALABAMA 36601
Thence proceed southerly approximately 600 feet along the centerline of Broad Street to a point. Thence proceed westerly to the southeast corner of the property at M06 Lauderdale Street. Thence proceed southerly along the west property lines of the properties on the west side of Broad Street to the northwest corner of the property at 301 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly along the north property lines of 301 and 308 Broad Street and 413 Washington Street to the centerline of Washington Street. Thence proceed southerly along the centerline of Washington Street to the intersection of the centerline of Washing ton Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of 1151 Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed easterly along the north property line of 1151 Dallas Avenue to the northeast corner of this property. Thence proceed southerly along the east property line of this property to the southeast corner of this property. Thence continue on this line to the centerline of Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed easterly along the center line of Dallas Avenue until it intersects the canterline of Franklin Street. Thence proceed southerly along the centerline of Franklin Street approximately 1260 feet to the northeast corner of the Water Avenue Historic District, a Historic District now on the National Register of Historic Places and previously described. Thence proceed westerly along the north boundary of the Water Avenue Historic District to the northwest corner of the Water Avenue Historic District. Then proceed southerly approximately 270 feet along the west boundary line of the Water Avenue Historic District to the point of beginning.
(Revised Dec. 8, 1977) Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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All that certain parcel of land lying and being in the State of Alabama, County of Dallas, City of Selma bounded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at a point which is the point of intersection of the center of Lauderdale Street extended southward until it meets the North bank of the Alabama River, which point is also the Southwest corner of the Water Avenue Historic District, a Historic District now on the National Register of Historic Places and previously described, proceed approximately 2200 feet westerly along the North bank of the Alabama River to a point which is the intersection of the North bank of the Alabama River and an extension of the centerline of Lapsley Street. Thence proceed northerly along the center of Lapsley Street approximately 1100 feet to a point where it intersects the center of Selma Avenue. Thence proceed westerly along the center of Selma Avenue approximately 2150 feet to a point where the center line of Selma Street intersects the center line of Satterfield Street. Thence proceed northerly along an extension of the center line of Satterfield Street apprxoimately 30 feet to a point where this line intersects the south proper line of OLD LIVE OAK CEMETERY. Thence proceed westerly approximately 450 feet to the southwest corner of Old Live Oak Cemetery. Then proceed northerly along the western property line of Old Live Oak Cemetery to the northwest corner of Old Live Oak Cemetery. Thence continue along this line approximately 40 feet to the center line of Orrville Road (the extension of Dallas Avenue). Thence proceed easterly along the center line of Orrville Road, approximately 1200 feet to a point where this center line intersects the center line of King Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 180 feet to a point which is the intersection of the center line of King Street and a westwardly extension of the north property line of 135 Orrville Road. Thence proceed easterly approximately 200 feet along the north property line of 135 Orville Road to the northeast corner of this property. Thence proceed southerly along the east property line to the southeast corner of 135 Orrville Road, and continue along this line approximately 40 feet until this line intersects the center line of Dallas Avenue (formerly Orrville Road). Thence proceed easterly approximately 880 feet along the center line of Dallas Avenue until reaching a point which is the intersection of the center line of Dallas Avenue and an extension of the west property line of 413 Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed northerly approximately 1500 feet along the west property lines of those lots facing Lapsley to a point which is the northwest corner of the property at 605 Lapsley Street. Thence proceed easterly approximately 450 feet along the north property line at 605 Lapsley, and along the North property lines at 501 and 507 Furniss Avenue to a point which is the southwest corner of the property at 615 Union Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 650 feet along the West property lines of those properties on the West side of Union Street to a point which is approximately 450 feet north of the center of McLeod Street and approximately 150 feet west of the center of Union Street. Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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Thence proceed easterly approximately 400 feet to the northeast corner of the property at 726 Union Street. Thence proceed northerly approximately 250 feet to the northwest corner of the property at 901 Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 300 feet northeasterly along the northwest property line of 911 Mabry Street to the southwest corner of the property at 625 Jeff Davis Avenue. Thence proceed northeast, then southeast, then southwest around the property at 625 Jeff Davis Avenue to the south east corner of this property. Thence proceed southwesterly approximately 25 feet to the intersection of the centerline of Jeff Davis Avenue and Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 130 feet southerly along the centerline of Mabry Street to a point which is the intersection of the centerline of Mabry Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of 906 Mabry Street. Thence proceed approximately 1250 feet easterly along the south property lines of those properties on the south side of Jeff Davis Avenue to a point which is the intersection of an extension of this property line and the centerline of Lauderdale Street. Proceed thence approximately 180 feet southerly along the center of Lauderdale Street to a point which is the intersection of the centerline of Lauderdale Street and a westward extension of the north property line of 807 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly approximately 350 feet along the westward extension of the north property line of 807 Broad Street, and along the north property line of 807 Broad Street, and along an eastward extension of this property line to a point which is the intersection of this extension and the center of Broad Street. Thence proceed approximately 140 feet southerly along the center of Broad Street to a point which is the intersection of the center of Broad Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of the property at 706 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly, then southerly, then westerly around the property at 706 Broad Street. Thence proceed approximately 200 feet westerly to the southwest corner of the property at 707 Broad Street. Thence proceed southerly approximately 550 feet along the west property lines of those properties on the west side of Broad Street to a point which is the northwest corner of the property at 515 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly approximately 140 feet to a point which is the intersection of an extension of the north property line of 515 Broad Street and the centerline of Broad Street. Thence proceed southerly approximately 600 feet along the centerline of Broad Street to a point. Thence proceed westerly to the southeast corner of the property at 406 Lauderdale Street. Thence proceed southerly along the west property lines of the properties on the west side of Broad Street to the northwest corner of the property at 301 Broad Street. Thence proceed easterly along the north property lines of 301 and 308 Broad Street and 413 Washington Street to the centerline of Washington Street. Thence proceed southerly along the centerline of Washington Street to the intersection of the centerline of Washington Street and a westerly extension of the north property line of 1151 Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed easterly along the north property line of 1151 Dallas Avenue to the northeast corner of this property. Thence proceed southerly along the east property line of this property to the southeast corner of this property. Thence continue on this line to the centerline of Dallas Avenue. Thence proceed easterly along the center line of Form No. 10-300a (Rev. 10-74) UNITED STATES DEPARTiMENT OK THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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Dallas Avenue until it intersects the centerline of Franklin Street. Thence proceed southerly along the centerline of Franklin Street approximately 1260 feet to the northeast corner of the Water Avenue Historic District, a Historic District now on the National Register of Historic Places and previously described. Thence proceed westerly along the north boundary of the Water Avenue Historic District to the north west corner of the Water Avenue Historic District. Then proceed southerly approximately 270 feet along the west boundary line of the Water Avenue Historic District to the point of beginning.
UTM COORDINATES A. 16/497780/3586200 B. 16/498200/3585780 C. 16/498420/3585340 D. 16/497500/3584,920 E. 16/496620/358^080 F. 16/496620/3585230 G. 16/497200/3585420 H. 16/497040/3585740 I. 16/497180/3586260 STATE OF ALABAMA
BLOCK 15 BLOCK 15 Sigmund Weil Robert J. Martin Lucille R. Wilcox P. 0. Box 1078 330 Lapsley Street 512 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Anne Yates Miller Bermer Shepard, Jr., et.al, BLOCK 14, 319 Lapsley Street 514 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Belzora Baker Kemp W. H. Gamble Trustee Dewey C. Moore Mable and Minnie Kynerd 100 Church Street 309 Lapsley Street 228 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Dan C. Royal Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rainer William K. Schoonmaker, 509 Lapsley Street 307 Dallas Avenue et.al. Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 518 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Shirley B. Quarles Brian Brewer, et.al. 439 Lapsley Street 413 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 22.: Dr. Clyde Walker BLOCK 16 Wade F. Speigner, et.al, 437 Lapsley Street 15 Union Selma, Alabama Margaret B. McCormick Selma, Alabama 8 Pine Acres Thomas A. Pearson Selma, Alabama Anna A. Brech, et.al. Route 2, Box 343-B 501 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Richard D. Halfast Selma, Alabama 219 Lapsley Street Mrs. Sadie P. Edwards Selma, Alabama Citizens National Bank 417 Lapsley Street and Trust Company Selma, Alabama Martha C. Carmichael 505 Water Avenue 203 Laplsey Street Selma, Alabama Mrs. Ulma Hinson Selma, Alabama 411 Lapsley Street Francis H. Smitherman Selma, Alabama Route 5, Box 464 .BLOCK 21, Selma, Alabama Murphy Massey 323 Kingsley Drive William B. Moore Henry J. Oppenheimer Selma, Alabama P. 0. Box 1083 527 Water Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama W. D. Powers, Jr., et.al, 450 Burkshire Lane Ethel M. Flowers Henry Sanders, et.al. Roswell, Georgia 30075 500 Water Avenue P. 0. Box 77 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 2
BLOCK 22 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 24 (CONTINUED) Mrs. F. S. Norris Elmer V. Guy Anne G. Vickers 622 Alabama Avenue 508 Lamar Avenue 128 Russell Drive x Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Eddie H. Osborne Mrs. Velma Larison John A. Oakes 2804 North Broad Street 518 Lamar Avenue 1413 Old Orville Road Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Bobby R. Smith, et.al. Miss Louise Roan Blanchard L. McLeod, et.al 512 Alabama Avenue 423 Mabry Street ' 514 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Maude Renshaw Laura S. Tempiin Mrs. Stella S. Underwood 518 Alabama Avenue Route 2, Box 348-A 518 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama James W. Akers City of Selma Bernard Renolds 229 Greenbriar Street P. 0. Box L 520 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Johanna C. Milder 522 Alabama Avenue BLOCK 24 BLOCK 25 Selma, Alabama Margaret McCormick Belzora Baker Kemp Calvin Osborne, Jr. 8 Pine Acres W. H. Gamble Trustee / 524 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama 100 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Jimmy D. Small Essie M. Charey 521 Lamar Avenue Mrs. Francis S. Turner 6 Selma Mall Selma, Alabama 500 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Elmer V. Guy < R.B. and Mrs. Kathryn M.,, Coe 508 Lamar Avenue Mrs. Margaret E. Wilson 700 Young Street x Selma, Alabama 511-513 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Donald M. Raybon, et.al. Mrs. Isabel Grayson 503 Lamar Avenue Marguerite S. Parrish 119 Hooper Drive Selma, Alabama P. 0. Box 187 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Catherine M. Revel 500 Selma Avenue Sarah F. Petty, et.al. BLOCK 23 Selma, Alabama 20 Berkeley Road Selma, Alabama Buford M. Sanders, et.al, Mrs. Louise M. Gould 500 Lamar Avenue 506 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama BLOCK 26 Katherine M. Smith Alice A. Hohenberg, et.al, Robert J. Martin _|C 504 Lamar Avenue 402 West Dallas 330 Lapsley Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 3
BLOCK 26 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 27 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 28 (CONTINUED) Menla D. Smith Mrs. Mae Barton J. H. Merkle 329 Union Street 420 Lapsley Street 835 King Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Charles M. Mosely, et.al. Taylor T. Miller, et.al J. Knox and Dean R. Boteler Route 4, Box 575 512 Lapsley Street 503 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama J. E. Siegal, Jr., et.al. James L. Cash Mary E. Callen 908 Houston Park 713 Selma 507 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama S. A., Jr. and Sr. Sommers Roswell L. Falkenberry Eleanor W. Faltinson, et.al P. 0. Box 499 436 Lapsley Street 511 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama
BLOCK 27 BLOCK 28 BLOCK 29 Wildie B. Mosely Gene V. and Jane Jouret George E. Treadwell 431 Union Street 1111 Highland Avenue Route 1 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Augaugaville, Alabama 36003 S.O. Mosely, M.D. Richard C. Cobbs Mrs. Cecil Morgan 423 Union Street 508 Lapsely Street 507 Furniss Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Alice Ann Powell Taylor T. Miller ^ Macon B. Tidwell, et.al. 415 Union Street 512 Lapsley Street ^ l 607 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama W. Leon Jones Rhea Lapsley George Treadwell, Jr. P. 0. Box 1039 460 Alpine Terrace Box DDD Selma, Alabama Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450 Emory, Virginia 24327 Mrs. Pearl Day Zara Donaldson Shirley B. Quarles, et.al. 405 Union Street 506 Furniss Avenue 439 Lapsley Street „ j- Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama > Sarah F. Petty John H. Porter 20 Berkeley Road f 512 Furniss Avenue BLOCK 30 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Hall Gate Apartments Mallory Privett C. L. Gaut P. 0. Box 1126 513 Parkman Avenue 518 Furniss Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Nettie F. H. Eskridge Dr. James Alison William R. Weeden, et.al 715 Union Street 520 Barrett Road 522 Furniss Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 4
BLOCK 30 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 52 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 55 (CONTINUED) S. M. S., Inc. The Courtyard Ltd. Thomas H. Kincey, et.al. c/o Kirkland Saunders 2525 Southern Blvd. ^ 424 Union Street ^* 6 Selma Mall Montgomery, Alabama 56102 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Willie N. Edwards, et.al, BLOCK 55 418 Union Street - ^ BLOCK 51 Selma, Alabama Kathleen Moore Willie J. Tipton 608 Furniss Avenue Catherine P. Tipton 728 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama 412 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama James B. Perdue Helen K. Bates P.O. Box 56 Stella G. Jenson 726 Mabry Street Browns, Alabama 56724 402 Union Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama B.M. Miller Childers, et.al, City of Selma and 500 Union Street Mildred G. Calhoun x Dallas County Selma, Alabama 609 Parkman Avenue City-P. 0. Drawer L Selma, Alabama County-Dallas County Courthouse Elizabeth Callen /' Selma, Alabama 506 Union Street John W. Andrews Selma, Alabama 615 Parkman Avenue'' Ruth C. Gantt Selma, Alabama 911 Mabry Street Mrs. Hallie J. Childers Selma, Alabama 500 Union Street Julia C. Miller Selma, Alabama 619 Parkman Avenue/ L. S. Gantt, et.al. Selma, Alabama 911 Mabry Street Mrs. Pauline M. Callen Selma, Alabama 415 Mabry Street John Phaleg, Jr., et.al. Selma, Alabama 2102 Church Street Selma, Alabama BLOCK 52 Mrs. Louise S. Roan 425 Mabry Street Mrs. Clare W. Deffke Darence Thompson, et.al Selma, Alabama 407 Mabry Street P. 0. Box 568 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Willie N. and Betty J. Edwards 418 Union Street BLOCK 54 Mary D. Chestnut Selma, Alabama 621 Mabry Street Bessie M. Barrett Selma, Alabama Dunn Rest Home 518 Union Street 515 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Henry A. Vaughn Selma, Alabama 715 Church Street Mrs. J. C. Brown Selma, Alabama John C. Estes, et.al. 522 Union Street"' 428 Union Street Selma, Alabama George E. Treadwell, Jr. Selma, Alabama Box DDD Emory, Virginia 24527 Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 5
BLOCK 34 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 35 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 36 (CONTINUED) Elizabeth Cornish Mrs. Mary M. Jones Alida L. Wilkinson 703 Tremont 601 Selma Avenue 620 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Bessie A. Perrin /• Belzora Baker Kemp / Mrs. Harris Lewis 610 Parkman Avenue 520 Dallas Avenue 626 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Andrew L. Wackerle , C. W. Himes 614 Parkman Avenue ' The Courtyard Apartments BLOCK 37 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Louise S. McMillian S. E. Hobbs, et.al. " Mrs. Wins ton L. Tanneribaum, 2 Union Street 100 Church Street 630 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Robert C. Radford Edward D. Cothran 4 Union Street 631 Dallas Avenue '' BLOCK 36 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama J. E. Wilkinson, Jr. Pearl W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morgan 122 Russell Drive 6 Union Street 619-625 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Miss Olive H. Reynolds, et.al Kate May Mahan Anne H. Underwood 613 Alabama Avenue „- 8 Union Street / 615 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma Newspaper, Inc. Curtis Frith Bobby F. Long, et.al.,,, 1018 Water Avenue 10-12 Union Street 607 Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Claude Jack, et.al. John A. Scales 15 Edgewood Harry Maring, Jr. 117 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Route 5, Box 462-B Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Q M.A. § Jeanette Hardin Miss Marguerite ParrishJ^" 234 Hardin Drive P. 0. Box 187 / Selma, Alabama BLOCK 35 Selma, Alabama Annie J. Crutchfield Warren A. Dundon Frances H. Hamilton 604 Alabama Avenue 623 Selma Avenue 602 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Elizabeth B. Boykin Alice M. Wilkinson G. Frank Cothran 608 Alabama Avenue 613 Selma Avenue 207 Mallory Drive Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Dr. I.C. Skinner Edgar A. Black, Jr. J.E. Wilkerson 124 Dallas Street 607 Selma Avenue 122 Russell Drive San Antonio, Texas 78206 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 6
BLOCK 37 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 38 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 38 (CONTINUED) Mrs. Aureilia Morgan,- M.P. Boswell, et.al. 816 Alabama Avenue 723 Arsenal Place Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Lt. Col. William H. Wise Mrs. W. S. Wodsey Anne G. Pitcher 32 Oakdale Road 413 Tremont Street Landsdowne Ft. Walton Beach, Florida 32548 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. F.S. Norris Dr. J.P. Chapman Alvin McKinney 622 Alabama Avenue 802 Pettus 813 Arsenal Place Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama John H. Porter, et.al. Joe T. Pilcher Elvin McKinney 512 Furniss Avenue 28 Broad Street 812 Arsenal Place Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama John H. Melton, Trustee Margaret McCormick Willie G. Lindsey 4 Pelham Drive 8 Pine Acres 813 Arsenal Place Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama William B. Craig, et.al. Louis B. Stack Huey L. Manderson 801 Houston?Park 706 Alabama Avenue 304 Drayton Drive Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Hermoine Carter Mary E. B. Scales, et.al. Sig Buster, Jr. 11 Mabry Street 117 Mabry Street 816 Arsenal Place Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Jack Bendersky Sol Tepper 701 Arsenal Place 1508 Broad Street Selma, Alabama BLOCK 39 Selma, Alabama Mrs. Louise L. Eagle, et.al, First Alabama Bank of S.O. and E.M. Moseley 707 Arsenal Place Selma 7 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama 101 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Sarah F. Petty, et.al. Deans E. Barber, et.al. 20 Berkeley Road John P. Furniss, et.al, 1 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama 113 Church Street - Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Zeda B. Blanton 715 Arsenal Place City of Selma BLOCK 38 Selma, Alabama P.O. Drawer L /• Selma, Alabama 0. A. Carneal Christine W. Pirtchett 1 Church Street 720 Arsenal Place Mrs. Nona Grapes Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 732 Selma Avenue , Selma, Alabama W.F. Meigs, et.al, Mary W. Jones , 619 Park Avenue 601 Selma Avenue "" j Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 7
BLOCK 59 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 40 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 40 (CONTINUED) E. B. Howell, Jr. Mrs. Walter Craig J.L. and Marcy E. Cash 728-730 Selma Avenue 804 Dallas Avenue 713 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Roy S. Jones Realty Company Charles M. Moseley Sol Tepper Route 5, Box 176 802 Dallas Avenue 1530 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. Anna G. Cohen Mrs. Edwin Koenigstal Citizens Bank and Trust 704 Selma Avenue 730 Dallas Avenue Company __ p Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 2605 Citizens Parkway Selma, Alabama Claudie M. Hardy Dr. G.C. Blanton 700 Selma Avenue 726 Dallas Avenue Harry Gamble, Jr., Executor Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 100 Church Street Selma, Alabama A.T. Reeves Clay D. Hain, et.al. P.O. Box 457 722 Dallas Avenue Harry Gamble, Jr., Executor Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 100 Church Street s: Selma, Alabama Martha M. Reeves Mrs. Edgar Russell, Sr. P.O. Box 457 716 Dallas Avenue Annie C. Plant Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 799 Selma, Alabama M. Alston Keith Charles H. Morris 711 Alabama Avenue 710 Dallas Avenue Ann P. Morthland Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 799 Selma, Alabama U.S. Government W. Leon Jones (Post Office) P.O. Box 1039 - /? 723 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama BLOCK 41 Selma, Alabama J§P Company Mrs. Frank Cawthon Citizens National Bank and P. 0. Box 1039 701 Dallas Avenue Trust Company Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 2605 Citizens Parkway Selma, Alabama Mrs. Claughton Johnson Mrs. Addie F. Reese 216 Mabry Street 705 Dallas Avenue Mrs. H.L. Lawhon Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 815 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama John M. Perdue, et.al. Otis P. Haynes 1919 LaForest Drive 1012 Highland Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama BLOCK 40 Mrs. R. D. Nicholson Bernard G. Courtney, et.al Kitty Frazier, et.al. 707 Selma Avenue Route 4, Box 33-Y 626 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 8
BLOCK 41 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 41 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 42 (CONTINUED) W. H. Plant, Jr. Miss Ruth May, et.al. Julian P. Howell, et.al, 725 Dallas Avenue 330 Mabry Street 430 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Kathleen Stutts Clinton S. Wilkerson, et.al, Elizabeth P. Gamble 729 Dallas Avenue Russell Drive 410 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Cecil Jackson, Jr. Miss Daisy M. McKenzie 731 Dallas Avenue 320 Mabry Street BLOCK 43 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Taylor T. Miller Liberty National Life 592 Lapsley Street Insurance BLOCK 42 Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 2612 Birmingham, Alabama 35202 Mrs. Regina Barton J.C. Redd, Jr. 701 Parkman Avenue 15 Meadowmein Drive Mrs. Lula M. Jones, et.al Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 309 Church Street Selma, Alabama The Peoples Bank and Osborne A. Marrow, Jr. Trust Company 508 Mabry Street George R. Cothran P. 0. Box 799 Selma, Alabama 315 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Harry A. McWhirt, et.al. W. Leon Jones, Sr. 506 Mabry Street Ted M § Debe D. Henry Hooper Drive Selma, Alabama 327 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Elizabeth K. Ehlert, et.al David D. Martin 520 Mabry Street R. Portis $ J. Privett 721 Parkman Avenue Selma, Alabama 331 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Florence E. Rudolph Mrs. W. S. Woolsey, Executor 530 Mabry Street Mrs. Evelyn N. McClinton 413 Tremont Street Selma, Alabama 808 Parkman Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama City of Selma Charles M. Moseley P. 0. Drawer L Robert S. Barber Route 4, Box 575 , Selma, Alabama 728 Parkman Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Alice Carothers Doris Chance, et.al. 501 Tremont Harry Mar ing, Jr. 412 Abbott Avenue Selma, Alabama Route 5, Box 462-B Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. R. Harris, et.al, Warren A. Dundon, Trustee 708 Abbott Avenue 2016 Elkdale Drive Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 9
BLOCK 44 BLOCK 45 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 46 (CONTINUED) Mrs. William C. Peeke N.L. § Ruth Horne J.G. Melvin § Wise 710 McLeod Avenue 814 Mabry Street 703 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama John A. Hain Mrs. Caroline Y. Alien 620 Mabry Street 770 Mabry Street BLOCK 47 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Julien § R.R. Smith, et.al Cindy K. Fuller Jeff Ratcliff, et.al. 1104% Water Avenue 610 Mabry Street 710 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama James C. Rutledge Mrs. Mary L. Ballard J.S. Chisolm, et.al. 619 Church Street 604 Mabry Street 704 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Donald C. Hughes, et.al. W. Leon Jones, Sr. Virginia Corey and 609 Church Street P.O. Box 1039 Ernestine Jones Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 713 McLeod Selma, Alabama H.L. Brooks Roger Ap. C. Jones 601 Church Street P.O. Box 454 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama BLOCK 46 Katherine T. Carter William T. Roundtree, Sr, 2122 Lauderdale Street BLOCK 45 705 Lapsley Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Elizabeth M. Cornish Howard R. Tinsley, et.al. 703 Tremont Street Mrs. Otis C. Ward 610 Trement Street Selma, Alabama 710 Tremont Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Elizabeth W. Lollar Essie Earle Quarles 709 Tremont Street Virginia T. Smith 630 Tremont Street Selma, Alabama 720 Tremont Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Alabama Historical Commission 725 Monroe Street Frederick D. King, et.al, BLOCK 48 Montgomery, Alabama 36130 c/o City National Bank 9 Broad Street Guy M. Tate, Jr. S. M. Wilkinson Selma, Alabama 812 Furniss Avenue 801 Tremont Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Edward L. Rowan, et.al. 801 Church Street J.W. Wheatley, et.al, Sol Tepper Selma, Alabama 35 Alabama Avenue 1530 Broad Street ~ ^ Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Henry A. Vaughn, et.al. 713 Church Street Alice A. Atchinson Wilford C. Rushing, et.al. Selma, Alabama 519 Church Street 906 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. Margaret D. Smith 709 Church Street Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 10
BLOCK 48 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 49 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 50 (CONTINUED) B.F. $ G.R. Beers, Jr. Carrie M. Holly, et.al. Pauline B. Gay 513 Church Street 428 Tremont Street 329 Church Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Donald Mills, Sr. Harry Maring, Jr. & Selma Baptist Church of 501 Church Street Route 5, Box 462-B ' Christ Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 325 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama _ Howard Kendrick, et.al. Naomie Giles 625 Lauderdale Street 808 Abbot Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama BLOCK 51 Roy, Jr. § B.M. Childers Edna L. Clay H.O.C. Realty, Inc. P.O. Box 688 812 Abbott Avenue 706 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. James F. Klinner Bo-Mar, Inc. Elizabeth R. Ehlert 520 Tremont Street 3017 Old Ivy Road 510 Mabry Street Selma, Alabama Birmingham, Alabama 35210 Selma, Alabama Mrs. Eileen C. Jones Bryant G. Speed J.W. Eakens 526 Tremont Street 429 Church Street 419 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. Sara K. Dembomski George F. Aulback Walter H. Craig 530 Tremont Street 423 Church Street 413 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Carl G. Murry, et.al. Menze Dorskell, et.al, BLOCK 49 411 Church Street 103 Cherokee Circle Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Virginia B. Ware 1845 Broad Street Roger C. Butler, Jr., Executor Marie S. Burns Selma, Alabama 104 Lamar Avenue 410 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mark C. Martin 801 Parkman Avenue Mrs. W.H. Melton Selma, Alabama BLOCK 50 400 Church Street Selma, Alabama O.L. Green, et.al. Mrs. Agnes A. Gray 408 Tremont Street 911 Dallas Avenue Elizabeth M. Phelps Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 406 Church Street Selma, Alabama Mrs. Leslie L. Celemnts Selma-Dallas Church of Christ 414 Tremont Street 903 Dallas Avenue Dr. R. Grayson, et.al, Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 410 Church Street Selma, Alabama Dewey J. Taylor, Jr. Lucille Dubose 418 Tremont Street 308 Church Street Jesse E. Battlewood Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 416 Church Street Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 11
BLOCK 51 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 53 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 56 Paul Whaley, II Charles S. Fraizer Barry S. Blanton 422 Church Street 626 Church Street 205 Lamar Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama J. Larry § Mary P. Jones Howard E. Kendrick Mrs. Martha S. Howell 432 Church Street 625 Lauderdale Street 2012 Royal Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Tommy G. Bond, et.al. Clairice E. Queen BLOCK 52 619 Lauderdale Street 25 Willow Drive Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Clinton S. Wilkinson 500 Church Street Mutual Savings Life, Inc. Kay W. Haley Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 2222 624 Lauderdale Street Decatur, Alabama 35601 Selma, Alabama Lillian B. Keene 510 Church Street Hannah K. Palmer, Trustee Frances Hamilton Selma, Alabama 701 Pettus Street 602 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Bonnie Mills 822 Houston Park Mrs. W. E. Bruce Selma, Alabama BLOCK 54 620 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama William K. Hicks John W. Lapsley 519 Lauderdale Street 702 Church Street Walter D. Grindie Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 618 Lauderdal eStreet Selma, Alabama Julius E. Talton Mrs. Elanor L. Chess 505 Lauderdale Street 702 Church Street William B. Rogan Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 61r Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma-Dallas County Chamber J.W. Lapsley, et.al. Trustee of Commerce 702 Church Street 513 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama BLOCK 57 Selma, Alabama Deans E. Barber, et.al. Donald W. Coffee, et.al, 906 Church Street 436 Lauderdale Street BLOCK 53 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. Nell A. Kerr Thomas R. Robins Dr. C.S. Wilkinson, Jr. 602 Church Street 701 Lauderdale Street 500 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama John W. Acton L.O. Strout, et.al. Miss Grace Jones 612 Church Street 801 Lauderdale Street 506 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama A.L. Veach 620 Church Street Selma, Alabama Old TOMI Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 12
BLOCK 57 (CONTINUED) BLOCK 60 BLOCK H (CONTINUED) Gertrude M. Bailey, et.al Our Lady Queen of Peace Shirley B. Quarles 518 Lauderdale Street Catholic Church 439 Lapsley Street Selma, Alabama 308 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama S.M. Renshaw Margerite M. Parrish, et.al 515 Broad Street Mrs. Erin W. Warm Trustee Selma, Alabama 901 King Street P.O. Box 187 Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Temple Mishkan Israel 503 Broad Street U.S. Government Selma, Alabama BLOCK 63 (Federal Building) 910 Alabama Avenue Jerome E. Siegal Selma, Alabama BLOCK 58 706 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Theodore Coffee Grace G. Hobbs 9 Lauderdale Street Houston Park Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama BLOCK 65 Mrs. Florence Day J.G. Realty Co., Inc. City of Selma 427 Pettus Street 406 Lauderdale Street P.O. Box L Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma Dallas County Historic BLOCK I Preservation Society BLOCK G P.O. Box 586 Annie C. Plant, et.al. Selma, Alabama Robert L. Moore P.O. Box 799 512 Dixie Drive Archie H. Mitchell, et.al. Selma, Alabama The City National Bank 418 Lauderdale Street 15 Broad Street Selma, Alabama The Benevolent Protective Selma, Alabama Order of Elks #167 Marion Lee Melson Water Avenue Sigmund Weil 430 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 1078 £ Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama The Masonic Temple Inex M. Willing 910 Water Avenue A.G. Bibb 417 Broad Street Selma, Alabama c/o City National Bank Selma, Alabama 15 Broad Street City of Selma Selma, Alabama J. G. Realty Company, Inc.,7 P.O. Box L -V 406 Lauderdale Street —'%x Selma, Alabama Mrs. Frances Hamilton Selma, Alabama * 602 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama BLOCK H BLOCK 59 W.H. Plant, Jr. Charles T. § N. Gills Cammack 21 Broad Street First Presbyterian Church P.O. Box 1187 Selma, Alabama 301 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Minnie L. Perdue P.O. Box 36 Browns, Alabama 36724 Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 13
BLOCK I (CONTINUED) BLOCK K BLOCK R (CONTINUED) Margaret Parr is, Ttiss-tee, et.al Richard Rosemberg Southern Benefit and Life 729 Laps ley Street 812 Houston Park Insurance Company Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 120 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama B.H. Tepper, et.al. Louise R. Eagle, et.al. P.O. Box 562 Arsenal Place Barbara Gibson Montgomery, Alabama 36104 Selma, Alabama 9 Satterfield Street Selma, Alabama Standard Oil Company L.L. Eagle Box 1446 Arsenal Place Leon Walter Louisville, Kentucky 40201 Selma, Alabama 128-130 Washington Street Selma, Alabama Sarah F. Petty, et.al. Central Alabama Dry Goods, Inc. 20 Berkeley Road 27 Sylvon Street Mrs. Furniss Blakely, et.al Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 403 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama Harry Maring, Jr. „ 0 BLOCK J Route 5, Box 462-B Selma, Alabama BLOCK S Shirley B. Quarles 439 Lapsley Street David Loeb Annie C. Plant, et.al Selma, Alabama 1223 Water Avenue P.O. Box 799 — Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Charles T. Trippe, et.al, P.O. Box 1059 Kynard Drug Co., Inc. Theodore Coffee Selma, Alabama 1220 Alabama Avenue 9 Lauderdale — Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama A.G. Bibb, et.al. c/o City National Bank Leola W. Whitted Julian Lilienthal 15 Broad Street 1387 East Blvd. 112 Board Street Selma, Alabama Cleveland 6, Ohio Selma, Alabama Pilcher Land Company Charles L. Dinkins Gladys Lilienthal 28-30 Broad Street 700 Small Avenue 108 Borad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Mrs. Hugh Lawhon Joe Pilcher, Jr., et.al, 818 Alabama Avenue BLOCK R 28 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Nathan Bendersky Mr. Julien Welch 1115 Alabama Avenue McBryde Realty Co. 19 Washington Street Selma, Alabama 100 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Eddie R. Ferguson Selma Housing Authority 1213 Philpot Avenue Mrs. Ulma Hinson Dallas Avenue Selma, Alabama 411 Lapsley Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County Property Owners Page 14
BLOCK S (CONTINUED) BLOCK T (CONTINUED) BLOCK V Ann Morthland, et.al. Catseby Ap. C. Jones Church Street United Houston Park 1004 Selma Avenue Methodist Church Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Church Street Selma, Alabama Nathan Bendersky P.O. Cottingham 115 Alabama Avenue Route 2, Box 332 Rose § Frank E. Crane, et.a! Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama c/o First National Bank of Peoples Bank and Trust Montgomery Edward Eliasberg, et.al Co., Trustee C.W. Hooper, Trustee 3001 Marl in Avenue P.O. Box 799 P.O. Box 511 Tampa, Florida 33611 Selma, Alabama Montgomery, Alabama 36100 J.$RR. Smith, Trustees G.F. Shaw St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1104^ Water Avenue Uniontown, Alabama 36786 210 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama First National Bank of Birmingham, Trustee Alice F. Craig BLOCK T P.O. Box 11007 P.O. Box 303 Birmingham, Alabama 35288 Selma, Alabama Virginia W. Barr P.O. Box 457 Herman A. Spiegal 0 Robert M. Stone Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 576 - r 901 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Herman A. Spiegel, et.al. P.O. Box 576 Virginia W. Barr \-~ Selma, Alabama P.O. Box 457 BLOCK W Selma, Alabama Roy $ B.M. Childers First National Bank of Box 688 Tuscaloosa Selma, Alabama BLOCK U P.O. Box 2028 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401 S.E. Hobbs, et.al. Dallas County Box 589 Dallas County Courthouse Laura J. Converse, et.al. Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama 1004 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama Caroline B. Watterman, et.al Mary A. Dawson 5333 10th Place c/o Mary Bailey Kyser Investment Co. Meridian, Mississippi 39301 2507 Glendale Gardens 209 Broad Street Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401 Selma, Alabama B. Markstein 317 Warren Avenue Dallas County _c Seymore Palmer Cincinnatti, Ohio 45220 Dallas County Courthouse \ 213 Broad Street Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama J.F. Miller, et.al. 712 Young Street John W. Gentry, et.al. Eagle,Hagdon§Tepper Selma, Alabama 121 Lauderdale Street 28 Washington St. Selma, Alabama Selma, Alabama Harmon Carter 127 Broad Street R.A. Rosemberg X.,_ Selma, Alabama 812 Houston Park """^ Selma, Alabama OLD TOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT SELMA, DALLAS COUNTY STATE OF ALABAMA ADDITIONAL PROPERTY OWNERS
BLOCK 8 3 A Richard D. Halfast 219 Lapsley Street 1 Henry G. Stone Selma, Alabama 36701 397 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama 36701 Henry E. Lea, et.al. Route 1 2 C. W. Himes /... Minter, Alabama 36761 Courtyard Apartments |6- Selma, Alabama 36701 Pauline F. Manderson 400 Dallas Avenue 3 Elam Holley Selma, Alabama 36701 2115 Church Street Selma, Alabama 36701 /-Henry E. Lea, et. al. address given above 4 Jerry Burch 128 Cristie Lane , Pauline F. Manderson Selma, Alabama 36701 address given above 5 Mr. Donald Mills •Mrs. Fred McCormick, Jr, 501 Church Street Pine Acres Selma, Alabama 36701 Selma, Alabama 36701 6 Mr. Henry G. Brown, Jr. 3 D ,.Mrs. Fred McCormick, Jr, 310 Dallas Avenue address given above Selma, Alabama 36701 BLOCK 58 BLOCK 16 20§21 Marion Lee Melson AB 1 Mrs. H. K. Carmichael 430 Lauderdale Street 203 Lapsley Street Selma, Alabama 36701 Selma, Alabama 36701 22 A; 23; 25; 26; 27 A; and 28 N (tiny) 2 A Mrs. H. K. Carmichael J. G. Realty Company, Inc. address given above 406 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 2 B§C Arthur E. Anderson, et.al 101 Pine Needle Drive 22 Archie H. Mitchell, et.al. Selma, Alabama 36701 418 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 2 D v Linnie L. Stone 1012 Church Street 24 Will aim Sanders Selma, Alabama 36701 Marion Junction, Alabama 36759 Old Town Historic District Selma, Dallas County State of Alabama Additional Property Owners Page 2
27 Mrs. Inez M. Willingham 16 A " Leon Jones 417 Broad Street P. 0. Box 1039 Selma, Alabama 36701 Selma, Alabama 36701 28 S. E. Hobbs, et. al. 100 Church Street Selma, Alabama 36701 29 Randolph N. Long, Jr., et.al 914 Highland Avenue Selma, Alabama 36701
BLOCK 59 30;32;34;35 First Presbyterian Church 625 Jeff Davis Avenue Selma, Alabama 36701 31; 33 Catesby ap C. Jones 1004 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama 36701
BLOCK 57 19 Jewis Synogoge c/o Seymour Cohen Eagle World Travel Agency Selma, Alabama 36701 15 ... Miss Grave Jones 506 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 16 B 13 Mrs. Gertrude Bailey 518 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 18 Donald W. Coffee, et.al. 436 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 16., C. J. P. Haley, III 624 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701 17 Dr. C. S. Wilkinson, Jr. 500 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama 36701
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BLOCK W (CONTINUED) Ruth F. Shuptrine P.O. Box 699 Selma, Alabama First Baptist Church of Christ 325 Lauderdale Street Selma, Alabama St. Paul's Episcopal Church 210 Lauderdale Street " Selma, Alabama BLOCK X City of Selma _o P.O. Box L Selma, Alabama
BLOCK Y First Christian Church 1209 Selma Avenue Selma, Alabama South Central Bell 720 Alabama Avenue Selma, Alabama Jones Oil Company Highway 80 West Selma, Alabama Reformed Presbyterian Church 625 Jeff Da vis Avenue Selma, Alabama
The zip code for Selma, Alabama (unless otherwise noted) is 36701 NFS Form 10-900-a OWe Approval No. 1024-0018 (846) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet
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As described in the current documentation, the period of significance for the Old Town Historic District does not clearly cover the late 1920s or the 1930s. However, 119-121 Broad Street — the former Kress Building — was constructed in 1930-31 and is an exceptional local example of Art Deco influences. With the exception of Bendesky T s on Alabama Avenue, a Carrara glass fronted building with hard-edged geometric design, the Kress Building is Selma's only commercial building that reflects the impact of the modern styles — Art Deco, Moderne and International — of the early 20th century. The Kress Building exhibits many of the characteristics of Art Deco — geometric patterning, highly polished surfaces, colored terra cotta tile, stylized floral motifs, and luxurious materials like marble and granite. Designed for Kress by E. F. Sibbert, it is one of six known buildings in Alabama constructed for the national chain.
The commercial and architectural significance of the district in the 20th century will be investigated in the future, at which time the commercial significance of the building will be assessed.
Lawerence Oaks State Historic Preservation Officer RECEIVED VE OAK CEMETERY DEC 2 0 1977 t t Scale 1"=1GO' NATIONAL REGISTER Dallas Ave.
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1. Mausoleum of Vice President 6. The Spring House, Bands made use 11 "Grave of~ttre~Revei Grave of Gen. William J. Harden William Rufus King. of the veranda at Memorial Day Small, killed in the Battle of 18. PeacoclTToTr ITGTT top- coping—— 2. Monument of Sen. John Tyler ceremonies. Selma. .j 19. Grave of "Boy Poet of Selma." Morgan 7. Grave of Colonel Hogg, once top 12 Grave of Major Percy fi. Wood. 20. Feathers tone-Jones monument. 3. Shields lot with picture on grave woman officer of U.S. Army 13. Grave of Sen. Edmund |Jinston 21. Graham Mausoleum. 4. Grave of Episcopal Bishop Robert Nurses. Pettus. VLJiarnwell. 8. Statue of bride. 14. Grave of Col. G. W. Gayle, 5. Cbrifederate~Circle anch monument-. 9.._itaye of^N.^R. Daw son. Statue allegedly involved in v an offer Graves of Confederate soldiers of Elodie B. TodaT haTf-stster— - —toJciVll Jlnes ._LincJon|and sev The''east portion of the cemetery are to the South of the monument. • of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Statue eral other people for-"$T,000^000" -was^-reserved^f or ^a^grayeyarcM n_ Cannon are to the north of the was carved in Italy. 15. Interesting "Iron Work" grave. 1829. The west portion was pur monument and are pointing to the 10.^Grave of Commander Catesby ap 16. Grave of John M. Strong, Mayor chased by the City of Selma from North. \ Roger Jones. of Town of Selma, 1851-1858. Sallie Ann Jones in 1877. i