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United States Department of the Interior APR 181986 United States Department of the Interior NATIONAL PARK SERVICE P.O.BOX 37127 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20013-7127 APR 181986 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 April 6, 1986 and ending April 12, 1986. For further information call (202) 343-9552. STATE,County,Vicinity,Property,Address,(Date Listed) ARKANSAS, Jefferson County, Pine Bluff, Prigmore House, 1104 W. Fifth Ave. (04/10/86) CALIFORNIA, Amador County, lone vicinity, Five Mile Drive—Sutter Creek Bridge, Five Mile Dr. (04/11/86) CALIFORNIA, Orange County, Newport Beach, Balboa Inn, 105 Main St. (04/11/86) CALIFORNIA, Riverside County, Riverside, Sutherland Fruit Company, 3191 Seventh St. (04/11/86) CALIFORNIA, San Francisco County, San Francisco, Market Street Theatre and Loft District, 982— 1112 Market St., 973—1105 Market St., One Jones St. and 1—35 Taylor St. (04/10/86) CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, South Windsor, Windsor Farms Historic District, Roughly Main St. bounded by Strong Rd., US 5, I 291 and Connecticut River (04/11/86) GEORGIA, Lanier County, Lakeland, Lanier County Auditorium and Grammar School, E. Church Ave. (04/10/86) GEORGIA, Stewart County, Louvale, Louvale Church Row Historic District, US 27 (04/11/86) IDAHO, Custer County, Stanley vicinity, Day, Ivan W„ House, Boise Meridian (04/09/86) IOWA, Dubuque County, Dubuque, Hancock, Charles T., House, 1105 Grove Terrace (04/10/86) IOWA, Henry County, Mt. Pleasant, Ambler, Henry, House, 405 Broadway (04/10/86) IOWA, Jackson County, Maquoketa, Anderson, D. H., Building, 129 S. Main (04/10/86) IOWA, Johnson County, Iowa City, Ford, Arthur Hillyer, House, 228 Brown St. (04/10/86) IOWA, Johnson County, Iowa City, Franklin Printing House, 115 S. Dubuque (04/10/86) IOWA, Johnson County, Iowa City, Paul-Helen Building, 207—215 E. Washington (04/10/86) IOWA, Johnson County, Iowa City, Union Brewery, 127—131 N. Linn, and 221—227 E. Market (04/10/86) IOWA, Lee County, Montrose, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Chestnut St. (04/11/86) IOWA, Mahaska County, Oskaloosa, Oskaloosa City Square Commercial Historic District, Roughly bounded by S. A St., A Ave. E., N. 6c S. Second Sts., and Second Ave. E. (04/10/86) IOWA, Woodbury County, Sioux City, Lexington Block, 815 Fourth St. (04/11/86) KENTUCKY, Bourbon County, Millersburg, Millersburg Historic District, Roughly bounded by College Ave., Miller, Second, and Trigg Sts. (04/10/86) — MICHIGAN, Ingham County, East Lansing, Central School, 325 W. Grand River Ave. (04/10/86) MICHIGAN, Shiawassee County, Morrice vicinity, Horton, William, Farmhouse, 1647 W. Miller Rd. (04/10/86) NEW JERSEY, Mercer County, Princeton, Kingston Mill Historic District, River, Herron town, and Princeton-Kingston Rds. (also South Brunswick in Middlesex County and Franklin in Somerset County) (04/10/86) NEW JERSEY, Union County, Elizabeth, Whyman House, 705 Newark Ave. (04/10/86) NEW YORK, Suffolk County, Shelter Island, Havens, James, Homestead, NY 114 (04/10/86) NEW YORK, Suffolk County, Yaphank, Hawkins, Robert, Homestead, Yaphank Ave. (04/10/86) NORTH CAROLINA, Cabarrus County, Concord, South Union Street Historic District, Roughly bounded by Union St., Blume Ave., Spring St., and Corban Ave. (04/10/86) NORTH CAROLINA, Harnett County, Dunn, McKay, John A., House and Manufacturing Company, 100 E. Divine St. (04/10/86) OHIO, Greene County, Spring Valley, Barrett, George, Concrete House, 4 E. Main St. (04/10/86) OHIO, Portage County, Ravenna vicinity, Crystal Lake Stock Farm, 4655 Hayes Rd. (04/10/86) OHIO, Washington County, Watertown, Watertown Historic District, E of OH 339 and N of OH 676 (04/10/86) OREGON, Multnomah County, Bonneville, Bonneville Dam Historic District, Columbia River between Bradford and Cascade Islands off 1-80 in Multnomah County, Oregon to WA 14 in Skamania County, Washington (also in WASHINGTON, Skamania County) (04/09/86) TEXAS, Bexar County, San Antonio, Havana, (The), 1015 Navarro St. (04/10/86) TEXAS, Cameron County, Brownsville, Celaya, Augustine, House, 504 E. St. Francis St. (04/11/86) UTAH, Box Elder County, Plymouth, Plymouth School (Public Works Buildings TR), 135 S. Main (04/09/86) UTAH, Cache County, Logan, WomenTs Residence Hall (Public Works Buildings TR), Utah State University (04/09/86) UTAH, Cache County, Richmond, Richmond Community Building (Public Works Buildings TR), 6 W. Main (04/09/86) UTAH, Carbon County, Price, Loofbourow, James W. and Mary K., House, 187 N. 100 East (04/10/86) UTAH, Morgan County, Morgan, Morgan Elementary School (Public Works Buildings TR), 75 N. 100 East (04/09/86) UTAH, Morgan County, Morgan, Morgan High School Mechanical Arts Building (Public Works Buildings TR), 20 N. 100 East (04/09/86) UTAH, Rich County, Randolph, Randolph Tabernacle, Off UT 16 (04/10/86) UTAH, Sanpete County, Fairview, Fairview City Hall (Public Works Buildings TR), 85 S. State (04/09/86) UTAH, Sanpete County, Manti, Manti National Guard Armory (Public Works Buildings TR), 50 E. 100 North (04/09/86) UTAH, Sanpete County, Mt. Pleasant, Mt. Pleasant National Guard Armory (Public Works Buildings TR), 10 N. State (04/09/86) UTAH, Sevier County, Salina, Salina Municipal Building and Library (Public Works Buildings TR), 90 W. Main (04/09/86) UTAH, Utah County, Provo, Recreation Center for the Utah State Hospital (Public Works Buildings TR), 1300 E. Center (04/09/86) UTAH, Utah County, Provo, Superintendents Residence at the Utah State Hospital (Public Works Buildings TR), 1079 E. Center (04/09/86) UTAH, Utah County, Spanish Fork, Spanish Fork National Guard Armory (Public Works Buildings TR), 360 N. Main (04/09/86) UTAH, Utah County, Springville, Springville High School Art Gallery (Public Works Buildings TR), 126 E. 400 South (04/09/86) UTAH, Wasatch County, Brighton vicinity Cloud Rim Girl Scout Lodge (Public Works Buildings TR), Lake Brimharf (^/d9/'86) ---------------------------------- ------------------------------- -------- UTAH, Washington County, Hurricane Hurricane High School (Public Works Buildings TR), 34 S. 110 West (04/09/86) UTAH, Wayne County, Grover Grover School (Public Works Buildings TR), Off UT 117 (04/09/86) VIRGINIA, Surry County, Surry, Surry County Courthouse, VA 10 (04/10/86) WISCONSIN, Waukesha County, Oconomowoc, Peck, Walter L., House, 38928 Islandale Dr. (04/10/86) The following properties were also entered in the National Register but were excluded from a previous notice: KENTUCKY, Daviess County, Owensboro, Gillim House (Owensboro MRA), 517 Frederica Ave. (03/28/86) MASSACHUSETTS, Hampshire County, Easthampton, U.S. Post Office—Easthampton Maine, 19 Union St. (04/01/86) PUERTO RICO, Aguadilla County, Aguadilla, Casa de Piedra, 14 Progresso St. (04/03/86) PUERTO RICO, Aguadilla County, Aguadilla, Fuerte de la Concepcion, Stahl St. (04/03/86) PUERTO RICO, Coamo County, Coamo, Hermitage Church of Nuestra Senora de Valvanera of Coamo, Quinton and Carrion Maduro Sts. (03/31/86) Multiple Resource Areas are identified by MRA Thematic Resources are identified by TR NHL designates a National Historic Landmark.
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