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Federal Register/Vol. 66, No. 191/Tuesday, October 2, 2001 50210 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 191 / Tuesday, October 2, 2001 / Notices Lake Ditch Bridge, Jct. of Lake Ditch and in the National Register were received OKLAHOMA Lake Ditch Rd., Monrovia, 01000986 by the National Park Service before July Grady County Orange County 28, 2001. Pursuant to section 60.13 of 36 CFR Part 60 written comments Oklahoma College for Women Historic Dixie Garage, IN 56 and Sinclair Ave., West District, Roughly bounded by Grand Ave., concerning the significance of these Baden Springs, 01000983 19th St., Alabama Ave., and alley west of Oxford Hotel, In 56, West Baden Springs, properties under the National Register 15th St., Chickasha, 01000950 01000977 criteria for evaluation may be forwarded Nowata County St. Joseph County to the National Register, National Park Service, 1849 C St. NW, NC400, Cemetery Patent 110, Cty Rd. 412, 3.25 mi. South Bend Brewing Association, 1636 N of jct. with US 60, Delaware, 01000951 Lincolnway West, South Bend, 01000987 Washington, DC 20240. Written South Bend Remedy Company Building, 501 comments should be submitted by Oklahoma County W. Colfax, South Bend, 01000993 October 17, 2001. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1200 N. Tippecanoe County Carol D. Shull, Robinson Ave., Oklahoma City, 01000949 Jefferson Historic District, Roughly bounded Keeper of the National Register of Historic PENNSYLVANIA by 9th, Erie, Elizabeth, and Ferry Sts., Places. Berks County Lafayette, 01000976 ALASKA IOWA Trexler Historic District, 375–424 Old Anchorage Borough—Census Area Philadelphia Pike, Albany Township, Linn County Spring Creek Lodge, 18939 Old Glen Hwy., 01000957 Redmond Park—Grande Avenue Historic Chugiak, 01000938 Centre County District, (Cedar Rapids, Iowa MPS) COLORADO Roughly bounded by US 151, Nineteenth Pennsylvania Match Company, 367 Phoenix St., and Washington Ave., Cedar Rapids, Denver County Ave., Bellefonte, 01000954 01000994 Denver Tramway Powerhouse, 1416 Platte Chester County LOUISIANA St., Denver, 01000940 Welkinweir, 1368 Prizer Rd., East Nantmeal Bienville Parish CONNECTICUT Township, 01000953 Conly Site, Address Restricted, Ringgold, Windham County Lancaster County 01000995 Cady—Copp House, 115 Liberty Hwy, Lancaster City Historic District, Roughly NEW YORK Putnam, 01000939 bounded by Liberty St., Broad St., Greenwood Ave., Race Ave., Lancaster, Livingston County GEORGIA 01000956 Caledonia House Hotel, 3141 State St., Madison County Caledonia, 01000997 York County Colbert School, Jct. of Fourth St. and First Chestnut Hill, 1105 Windsor Rd., Windsor Schuyler County Ave., Colbert, 01000942 Township, 01000952 First Baptist Church of Watkins Glen, Fifth Taylor County St. and Porter St., Watkins Glen, 01000996 TENNESSEE Union Methodist Church Cemetery—Hays SOUTH DAKOTA Campground Cemetery, Union Church Rd., Obion County Brule County Butler, 01000941 Washington Avenue and Florida Avenue Historic District, Located along Chamberlain Bridge, (Historic Bridges in LOUISIANA Washington and Florida Aves., bet. 3rd and South Dakota MPS) I–90 Loop over St. Mary Parish Missouri R, Chamberlain, 01000999 5th Sts., Union City, 01000955 Boy Scout Troop #1 Log Cabin, 601 Adams, UTAH Clay County Franklin, 01000944 Linden House, 509 Linden Ave., Vermillion, Millard County Terrebonne Parish 01001001 Robins, Merien, and Rosabelle, House, 110 Residence Plantation House, 8951 Park Ave., West 200 North, Scipio, 01000962 Lincoln County Houma, 01000943 Rudolph—Parke House, 412 E. First St., Salt Lake County MINNESOTA Canton, 01001000 Centennial Home, 307 Virginia St., Salt Lake Rice County TEXAS City, 01000960 Trondhjem Norwegian Lutheran Church, Holt, Samuel and Geneva, Farmstead, 10317 Dallas County 8501 Garfield Ave., Webster, 01000945 South 1300 West, South Jordan, 01000963 Strain Farm—Strain, W.A., House (Boundary MISSISSIPPI Iris Theater, Apartments and Commercial Increase), 400 Lancaster-Hutchins Rd., Building, (Murray City, Utah MPS) 4861 S. Lancaster, 01001002 Oktibbeha County State St., Murray, 01000959 [FR Doc. 01–24631 Filed 10–1–01; 8:45 am] Meadow Woods Plantation House, 2479 Westminster College President’s Jpise, 1733 Oktoc Rd., Starkville, 01000946 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, 01000961 BILLING CODE 4310–70–P MISSOURI Summit County St. Louis Independent City Beech, Thomas and Jane, House, 47 West 50 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR South, Coalville, 01000958 St. Boniface Neighborhood Historic District, National Park Service Roughly bounded by Koeln and Tesson WISCONSIN Sts., Broadway, and Alabama Ave., St. Milwaukee County National Register of Historic Places; Louis (Independent City), 01000948 Notification of Pending Nominations Tower Grave Heights Historic District, Lawson Airplane Company—Continental Bounded by Arsenal St., Grant Ave., Faience and Tile Company, 909 Nominations for the following McDonald Ave., and Gustine Ave., St. Menomonee Ave., South Milwaukee, properties being considered for listing Louis (Independent City), 01000947 01000964 VerDate 11<MAY>2000 18:53 Oct 01, 2001 Jkt 197001 PO 00000 Frm 00047 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\02OCN1.SGM pfrm01 PsN: 02OCN1 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 191 / Tuesday, October 2, 2001 / Notices 50211 WYOMING Seminole County Hamilton County Converse County Browne—King House, 322 King St., Oviedo, Blue Mountain Fire Observation Station, 01001023 (Fire Observation Stations of New York Officer’s Club, Douglas Prisoner of War, Estes, R.W. Celery Company Precooler State Forest Preserve MPS) Blue Mountain, 115 S. Riverbend Dr., Douglas, 01000965 Historic District, 159 N. Central Ave., Indian Lake, 01001035 A correction has been requested for Oviedo, 01001022 Snowy Mountain Fire Observation Station, the following resource: Nelson and Company Historic District, 110– (Fire Observation Stations of New York 166 E Broadway St. and 30–110 Station St., State Forest Preserve MPS) Snowy MASSACHUSETTS Oviedo, 01001010 Mountain, Indian Lake, 01001031 Hampshire County Wheeler—Evans House, 340 S. Lake Jesup Saratoga County Ave., Oviedo, 01001024 Parsons, Shepherd and Damon Houses Hadley Mountain Fire Observation Station, Historic District 46, 58, and 66 Bridge St. IOWA (Fire Observation Stations of New York Northampton, 01000627 State Forest Preserve MPS) Hadley Muscatine County Mountain, Hadley, 01001037 [FR Doc. 01–24632 Filed 10–1–01; 8:45 am] Greenwood Cemetery Chapel, 1814 Lucas, BILLING CODE 4310–70–P Muscatine, 01001013 St. Lawrence County Arab Mountain Fire Observation Station, MICHIGAN (Fire Observation Stations of New York DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Calhoun County State Forest Preserve MPS) Arab Mountain, Piercefield, 01001039 National Park Service Marshall Avenue Bridge, Marshall Ave. over Rice Cr., Marshall, 01001021 Ulster County National Register of Historic Places; Crawford County Balsam Lake Mountain Fire Observation Notification of Pending Nominations Station, (Fire Observation Stations of New Douglas House, 6122 E Cty Rd. 612, Lovells York State Forest Preserve MPS) Balsam Nominations for the following Township, 01001017 Lake Mountain, Hardenburgh, 01001038 properties being considered for listing Huron County Mount Tremper Fire Observation Station, in the National Register were received (Fire Observation Stations of New York Smith—Culhane House, 8569 Lake St., Port State Forest Preserve MPS) Mount by the National Park Service before Austin, 01001015 August 11, 2001. Pursuant to section Tremper, Shandaken, 01001032 60.13 of 36 CFR part 60 written Ionia County Red Hill Fire Observation Station, (Fire Observation Stations of New York State comments concerning the significance St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Forest Preserve MPS) Red Hill, Denning, Complex, 324 S. Washington Ave., of these properties under the National 01001030 Register criteria for evaluation may be Hubbardston, 01001019 NORTH CAROLINA forwarded to the National Register, Iosco County National Park Service, 1849 C St. NW, Five Channels Dam Archeological District, Alamance County NC400, Washington, DC 20240. Written Address Restricted, Oscoda, 01001016 Cates, Charles F. and Howard, Farm, 4870 comments should be submitted by Mebane Rogers Rd., Mebane, 01001025 October 17, 2001. Kent County Ashe County Carol D. Shull, Porter Hollow Embankment and Culvert, White Pine Strail at Stegman Creek, W of Cooper, A.S., Farm, Cranberry Springs Rd., Keeper of the National Register Of Historic Summit Ave., Algoma Township, approx. 0.2 mi. SE of jct. with Todd RR Places. 01001018 Grade Rd., Brownwood, 01001028 DELAWARE Miller Homestead, 324 Miller Dr., Lansing, Lenawee County 01001029 Kent County Keeney, John W. and Erena Alexander Buncombe County Durham—Shores House, (House and Garden Rogers, Farm, 5300 Monroe, Franklin in Central Delaware MPS) E side of DE 15, Township, 01001020 Engadine, US 19/23, 0.3 mi. E of Haywood, Chandler, 01001027 Dupont Station, 01001005 MONTANA White—Warren Tenant House, (House and Cabarrus County Garden in Central Delaware MPS) NE side Missoula County of DE 261, Sandtown, 01001009 Meek House, NC 1624, 0.3 mi. NE of jct. with Eagle Guard Station, 11 mi. W of Townsend, NC 1622, Kannapolis, 01001026 New Castle County Townsend, 01001014 OHIO Grose, Robert, House, (House and Garden in NEW YORK Central Delaware MPS) 1000 Port Penn Franklin County Essex County Rd., Port Penn, 01001006 Westminster Church, 77 S. 6th St., DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Poke-O-Moonshine Mountain Fire Columbus, 01001043 Observation Station, (Fire Observation District of Columbia Stations of New York State Forest Preserve Mahoning County Downtown Historic District, Roughly, MPS) Poke-O-Moonshine
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