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BOX 37127 IN REPLY REFER TO: WASHINGTON, D.C 20013-7127 m I 6 S06 The Director of the National Park Service is pleased to inform you that the following properties have been entered in the National Register of Historic Places beginning May 4, 1986 and ending May 10, 1986, For further information call (202) 343-9552. ST ATE, County,Vicinity,Property, Address,( Date Listed) ALABAMA, Choctaw County, Mount Sterling, Mount Sterling Methodist Church, Near jet. of CR 43 and CR 27 (05/08/86) ALABAMA, Colbert County, Leighton, Preuit Oaks, Cotton Town Rd. (05/08/86) ALABAMA, DeKalb County, Fort Payne, Alabama Builders' Hardware Manufacturing Company, 204 Eighth St. NE (05/08/86) ALABAMA, Etowah County, Gadsden, Hood, Colonel O. R., House, 862 Chestnut St. (05/08/86) ALABAMA, Marshall County, Arab, Hotel Thompson, 104 First Ave. NE (05/08/86) CALIFORNIA, San Francisco County, San Francisco, Ship KING PHILIP—Schooner REPORTER (Shipwreck Site), Foot of Ortega St. (05/08/86) DELAWARE, New Castle County, Townsend, Townsend Historic District, Roughly .bounded by Taylor, Main, Commerce, Lattiamus, South, Ginn, and Walnut Sts., Railroad Ave., and Cannery Ln. (05/08/86) GEORGIA, Stewart County, Richland, Richland Historic District, Roughly bounded by Ponder and Harmony Sts., GA 27 and Broad St. (05/05/86) ILLINOIS, Cook County, Chicago, Blackstone Hotel, 80 E. Balbo Dr. (05/08/86) ILLINOIS, Cook County, Chicago, Jeffery—Cyril Historic District, 7146—7148, 7128—7138 Cyril Ave., 7144-7148, 7147, & 7130 S. Jeffery Blvd., and 1966-1974 E. Seventy-first PI. (05/05/86) ILLINOIS, Cook County, Lemont, Lemont Methodist Episcopal Church, 306 Lemont St. (05/05/86) ILLINOIS, Effingham County, Altamont, Wright, Dr. Charles M., House, 3 W, Jackson St. (05/08/86) ILLINOIS, Jersey County, Jerseyville, Jersey County Courthouse, Public Square (05/08/86) ILLINOIS, Kane County, Aurora, Aurora Watch Factory, 603—621 LaSalle St. (05/08/86) ILLINOIS, Mercer County, Keithsburg, Keithsburg Historic District, Roughly bounded by Third, Jackson, Fifth, and Washington Sts. (05/08/86) KENTUCKY, Elliott County, Conley-Greene Rockshelter (15EL4) (05/08/86) LOUISIANA, Terrebonne Parish, Gibson, Gibson Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Bayou Black Dr. (05/03/86) MAINE, Aroostock County, Presque Isle, U.S. Post Office—Presque Isle Main, 23 Second St. (05/09/86) MAINE, Cumberland County, Portland, U.S. Post Office—Portland Main, 125 Forest Ave. (05/09/86) MARYLAND, Howard County, Ellicott City vicinity, Enniscorthy, 3412 Folly Quarter Rd. (05/08/86) MASSACHUSETTS, Hampshire County, Ware, Ware Center Historic District, MA 9 and Greenwich Plains Rd. (05/08/86) IASSACHUSETTS. Hampshire County, Ware, Ware—Hardwick Covered Bridge, Old Gilbertville Rd. «nd Bridge St. (also irr Worcester County) (05/08/86) MICHIGAN, Cheboygan County,,Cheboygan, Cheboygan County Courthouse, 229 Court St. (05/08/86) MICHIGAN, Lapeer County, Almont, West Saint Clair Street Historic District, 211—325, 128—328 W. Saint Clair St. (05/08/86) NEBRASKA, Fillmore County, Geneva, Smith, George W., House, Twelfth St. (05/08/86) OHIO, Franklin County, Columbus, Iuka Ravine Historic District, Roughly bounded by E. Lane and E. Northwood Aves., N. Fourth, Twentieth, E. Nineteenth, and Indianola Aves. (05/08/86) PENNSYLVANIA, Lancaster County, Lititz, Lititz Moravian Historic District, Roughly bounded by E. Main, Willow, Locust, Marion, S. Cedar, Orange, and S. <5c N. Broad Sts. (05/09/86) PENNSYLVANIA, Washington County, Canonsburg, Hawthorne School, Hawthorne and Bluff Sts. (05/08/86) SOUTH DAKOTA, Potter County, Seneca vicinity, North Canton School—District # 12, Off SD 47 (05/08/86) SOUTH DAKOTA, Union County, Beresford, Bulow, Governor William J., House, 207 W. Hemlock St. (05/08/86) UTAH, Box Elder County, Hogup Cave (42Bo36) (05/08/86) VERMONT, Addison County, Cornwall, Cornwall Town Hall, VT 30 (05/08/86) VERMONT, Windham County, Townshend vicinity, Wheelock House, CR 30 (05/08/86) WASHINGTON, Pierce County, Tacoma, South J Street Historic District, W Side of S. J St. between S. Seventh and S. Eighth Sts. (05/08/86) WASHINGTON, San Juan County, Doe Bay, Orcas Island, Doe Bay General Store and Post Office, End of County Road (05/08/86) WASHINGTON, Whitman County, Palouse, Palouse Main Street Historic District, Main St. between K and Mary Sts. (05/08/86) WYOMING, Albany County, Ames Monument vicinity, Dale Creek Crossing, 4 miles W of Sherman (05/09/86) WYOMING, Albany County, Laramie, Bath Row, 155, 157 and 159 N. Sixth St. and 611 University Ave. (05/08/86) The following properties were also entered in the National Register but were excluded from a previous notice: MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Cass Motor Sales (University—Cultural Center Phase I MRA), 5800 Cass Ave. (04/29/86) MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Chatsworth Apartments (University—Cultural Center Phase II MRA), 630 Merrick (05/01/86) MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Sante Fe Apartments (University—Cultural Center Phase II MRA), 681 Merrick (05/01/86) MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Smith, Samuel L., House (University—Cultural Center Phase I MRA), 5035 Woodward (04/29/86) MICHIGAN, Wayne County, Detroit, Sprague, Thomas S., House (University—Cultural Center Phase I MRA), 80 W. Palmer (04/29/86) MICHIGAN. Wayne County, Detroit. St. Andrew's Memorial Episcopal Church (University—Cultural Center Phase II MRA), 5105 Anthony Wayne Dr. (05/01/86) MICHIGAN. Wayne County. Detroit, Strasburg. Herman. House (University—Cultural Center Phase I MRA), 5415 Cass (04/29/86) MICHIGAN. Wayne County, Detroit, Verona Apartments (University—Cultural Center Phase I MRA), 92 W. Ferry (04/29/86) The properties below have been removed from the National Register of Historic Places effective as follows: NORTH CAROLINA, Catawba County, Second Street Place Southwest Historic District (Hickory MRA) (05/05/86) PENNSYLVANIA, Warren County, Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station (05/08/86) Multiple Resource Areas are identified by MRA Thematic Resources are identified by TR NHL designates a National Historic Landmark STATE OF VERM OINT AGENCY OE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY TEE-\IRS MONTI'ELIER, VERMONT 05602 DEPARTMENTS OF Economic Development 828-3221 Housing & Community Affairs 828-3217 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (802) 828-3211 DIVISIONS OF: Administration 828-3231 JAMES A. GUEST SECRETARY Historic Preservation 828-3226 Vermont Travel Division 828-3236 Vermont Life Magazine 828-3241 September 29, 1986 Town of Cornwall RD #2 Middlebury, Vermont 05753 Re Cornwall Town Hall, Cornwall Dear Sirs The Division for Historic Preservation is pleased to announce that the Cornwall Town Hall has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places If you desire further information regarding this nomination, please feel free to contact us Sincerely, DIVISION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION ; r." e -r /v/ / V 7 Eric Gilbertson Director/Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer EG/GC/mrs STATE OF VERM OINT AGENCY OE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY A EE A IRS MONTPELIER, VERMONT 05602 DEPAK I'MENTS OF: Economic Development 828-3221 Housing & Community Affairs 828-3217 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (802) 828-3211 DIVISIONS OF- Administration 828-3231 JAMES A. GUEST SECRETARY Historic Preservation 828-3226 Vermont Travel Division 828-3236 Vermont Life Magazine 828-3241 September 29, 1986 Timothy Buskey, Chairman Board of Selectmen Town of Cornwall RD #2 Middlebury, Vermont 05753 Re Cornwall Town Hall, Cornwall Dear Mr Buskey The Division for Historic Preservation is pleased to announce that the Cornwall Town Hall has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places If you desire further information regarding this nomination, please feel free to contact us Sincerely, DIVISION FOR HISTORIC/ PRESERVATIO— N Eric Gilbertson Director/Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer EG/GC/mrs ü£ STATE OF VERM OINT AGP.NCY OE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY AEFAIRS Stt^ MONTPELIER, VERMONT 05602 DEPARTMENTS OF: Economic Development 828-3221 Housing & Coinmunity Affairs 828-321 7 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (802) 828-3211 DIVISIONS OF: Administration 828-3231 JAMES A. GUEST SECRETARY Historic Preservation 828-3226 Vermont Travel Division 828-3236 Vermont Life Magazine 828-3241 September 29, 1986 Gail Byers Acting Director Addison County Regional Planning and Development Commission Middlebury, VT 05753 Re Cornwall Town Hall, Cornwall Dear Ms Byers The Division for Historic Preservation is pleased to announce that the Cornwall Town Hall has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places If you desire further information regarding this nomination, please feel free to contact us Sincerely, DIVISION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION / z Eric Gilbertson Director/Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer EG/GC/mrs STATE OF VERM OINT AGENCY OI; DE VF.LOPMENT AND COMMUNITY AEIMRS MONTPELIER, VERMONT 05602 DEPAk I'MBNTS OF Economic Development 828-3221 Housing & Community Affairs 828-3217 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (802) 828-3211 DIVISIONS OF: Administration 828-3231 JAMES A. GUEST SECRETARY Historic Preservation 828-3226 Vermont Travel Division 828-3236 Vermont Life Magazine 828-3241 September 29, 1986 Representative Langdon G.
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