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United States Department of the Interior United States Department of the Interior NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 _ 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 during the week beginning March 6, 1983 and ending March 12, 1983. For further information call (202) 272-3504. STATE, County, Vicinity, Property, Address, (date listed) CALIFORNIA, Kern County, Bakersfield, Bakersfield Californian Building, 1707 Eye St. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Hartford, Elizabeth Park, Asylum Ave. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Hartford, Pratt Street Historic District, 31-101 and 32-110 Pratt St.; 196-260 Trumbull St. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Hartford, Widows1 Home, 1846-1860 N. Main St. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, Thompsonville, Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Mills, Main and Pleasant Sts. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, Litchfield County, Canaan, Lawrance, Isaac, House, Elm St. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, New Haven County, West Haven, American Mills Web Shop, 114-152 Orange Ave. (03/10/83) CONNECTICUT, New London County, Lyme, Hamburg Bridge Historic District, Joshuatown Rd. and Old Hamburg Rd. (03/10/83) ILLINOIS, Cook County, Chicago, Villa Historic District, 3948—3952 and 3949—3953 W. Waveland Ave. (Boundary increase) (03/10/83) IOWA, Marshall County, Haverhill, Edel, Matthew, Blacksmith Shop and House, 1st St. and 3rd Ave. (03/11/83) KANSAS, Chautauqua County, Elgin vicinity, Cedar Creek Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), FAS 96 (03/10/83) KANSAS, Cherokee County, Baxter Springs vicinity, Brush Creek Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), N of Baxter Springs (03/10/83") KANSAS, Coffey County, Hartford vicinity, Neosho River Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), E of Hartford (03/10/83) KANSAS, Geary County, Junction City vicinity, Conroe Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), E of Junction City (03/10/83) KANSAS, Linn County, Mound City vicinity, Mine Creek Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), E of Mound City (03/10/83) KANSAS, Lyon County, Emporia vicinity, Soden’s Grove Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), KS 57/99 (03/10/83) KANSAS, Miami County, Osawatomie vicinity, Pottawatomie Creek Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), FAS 1604 (03/10/83) KANSAS, Miami County, Osawatomie, Creamery Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), FAS 456 (03/10/83) KANSAS, Montgomery County, Independence vicinity, Dewlen-Spohnhauer Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), US 160 (03/10/83) KANSAS, Shawnee County, Topeka vicinity, Blacksmith Creek Bridge (Rainbow Arch (Marsh Arch) Bridges of Kansas TR), W of Topeka (03/10/8"3) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Barth, Peter, Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Lower Tug Fork Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Blenke House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four and Eight Mile Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Faha, John, House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Lower Tug Fork Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Kremer, Frederich, House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), 317 Poplar Ridge Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Kremer, Nicholas, House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four and Twelve Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Ort-Heeb Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Reitman House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Reitman Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Ritter, Andrew, Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Sauser Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Upper Tug Fork Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, St. John's Lutheran Cemetery (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Upper Tug Fork Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Alexandria vicinity, Uebel House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Upper Tug Fork Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Bishoff House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Upper Eight Mile Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Braun, John, House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Eight Mile Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Camp Spring House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Heiert Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Upper Eight Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Hilbert Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Gunkel Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs vicinity, Roth Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Off Lower Eight Mile Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Baumann House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Blau's Four Mile House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Gubser-Schuchter Farm (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Kort Grocery (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Kremer, Matthias, House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four and Twelve Mile Rd. (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Leick House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Camp Springs, Reitman's St. Joseph House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), Four Mile Pike (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Melbourne vicinity, Tiemeyer House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), KY 8 (03/09/83) KENTUCKY, Campbell County, Melbourne vicinity, Trutschell House (German Settlement, Four Mile Creek Area TR), KY 8 (03/09/83) MARYLAND, Prince Georges County, Upper Marlboro vicinity, Compton Bassett, 16508 Marlboro Pike (03/08/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Berkshire County, Cheshire, HallTs Tavern, 3 North St. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Berkshire County, North Adams, Church Street Historic District, Roughly E. Main St. from Church to Pleasant St., and Church St. from Summer St. to Elmwood Ave. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Acton, Acton Centre Historic District, Main St., Wood and Woodbury Lanes, Newton, Concord, and Nagog Hill Rds. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Framingham, Concord Square Historic District, Park, Concord, and Kendall Sts., and Union Ave. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Framingham, Gibbs, Paul, House, 1147 Edmands Rd. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Hopkinton, Hopkinton Supply Co. Building, 26-28 Main St. (03/10/83) ---------------------- ------------ ---------------- MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Marlborough, Temple Building, 149 Main St. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Marlborough, Warren Block/155 Main St. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Middlesex County, Winchester, Wright, Philemon/Asa Locke Farm, 78 Ridge St. (03/10/83) MASSACHUSETTS, Norfolk County, Weymouth, Fogg Building, 100-110 Pleasant St. and 6-10 Columbian St. (03/10/83) MICHIGAN, Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor, Germania Building Complex, 119-123 W. Washington St. and 209-211 S. Ashley St. (03/10/83) MISSISSIPPI, Marshall County, Byhalia vicinity, Myers-Hicks Place, MS 309 (03/07/83) NEVADA, Washoe County, Reno, Graham, William J., House, 548 California Ave. (03/07/83) NEVADA, Washoe County, Reno, Humphrey House, 467 Ralston St. (03/07/83) NEVADA, Washoe County, Reno, Twaddle Mansion, 485 W. Fifth St. (03/07/83) NEW JERSEY, Mercer County, Trenton, Stokely-Van Camp Industrial Complex, Lalor Street at Stokely Ave. (03/11/83) NEW MEXICO, Bernalillo County, Albuquerque, Bottger, Charles A., House, 110 San Felipe NW (03/07/83) NEW MEXICO, Cibola County, Grants vicinity, Candelaria Pueblo, (03/10/83) OKLAHOMA, Blaine County, Okeene vicinity, Shinn Family Barn, SE of Okeene (03/10/83) OKLAHOMA, Blaine County, Watonga, Wagner, J. H., House, 521 N. Prouty Ave. (03/10/83) OKLAHOMA, Canadian County, El Reno, Rock Island Depot, 400 W. Wade St. (03/07/83) OKLAHOMA, Blaine County, Okeene vicinity, Shinn Family Barn, SE of Okeene (03/10/83) OKLAHOMA, Blaine County, Watonga, Wagner, J. H., House, 521 N. Prouty Ave. (03/10/83) OKLAHOMA, Canadian County, El Reno, Rock Island Depot, 400 W. Wade St. (03/07/83) OKLAHOMA, Wagoner County, Wagoner, First National Bank of Wagoner, 114 E. Cherokee St. (03/10/83) --------------- ---------------------------------- ------- OREGON, Clackamas County, Oregon City, Storey, George Lincoln, House, 910 Pierce St. (03/10/83) OREGON, Grant County, Dayville, Dayville Hotel, Franklin St. (03/10/83) OREGON, Multnomah County, Portland, White, Catherine, House, 1924 SW 14th Ave. (03/10/83) OREGON, Multnomah County, Portland, Wickersham Apartments, 410 NW 18th Ave. (03/10/83) PENNSYLVANIA, Berks County, Oley Township, Qley Township Historic District, PA 73 (03/11/83) PENNSYLVANIA, Chester County, Downingtown vicinity, BridgelVIill
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