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I I I : I : I HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY OF "MANCHESTER GREEN' " MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Volume II I I Prepared by : I Joan Baldwin . I Geoffrey L. Rossano I I . I I I I I . I for the Manchester Planning Department and The Connecticut Historical Commission Funding for this project was provided through a matching grant-in-aid from the National Park Service of the U. S. Department of the Interior, and the State Historic Preservation Office of the Connecticut Historical Commission, Hartford, Connecticut �ISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY tlUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES HJST·6 IF#l REV. 6183 I STATE OF CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COMMISSION 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET. HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT 06106 (203) 566·3005 I i I. BUILDING NAME (Common) � Town No.: un.c/ I QUAD: I FOR OFFICE USE ONLY I S•le No.: I ' DISTRICT Os 0 : I ' I I : rF NR. SPECIFY NR 0 Aclual 0 Potent•al - (H•SIOfiC} COUNTY VILLAGE 2. TOWN I CITY Hartford "Manchester Green11 I I AND NUMBER (and/or loca/ion} I z0!:1 3. ST REETManchester (,) 16 Academy Street u: I= 4, OWNEA(S) 0 Public & Dorothy Curry 1 (Histotic) I zw9 5.Richard USE (Pt65(Jn/) R<><>ir1<>,-,.-oe Residence YES. EXPLAIN EXTERIOR VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC ROAD / INTERIOR ACCESSIBLE I TO••ACCESSIBILITY PUBLIC: I [] y, 0 No 0 v, IZJ No I 'F DATE OF CONSTRUCTION 7. STYLE OF BUILDING Eclectic I 1922 I 6. MATERIAl($) (fndica/8 use or location when apptopriate) Vinyl siding [!J Other 0 Asbestos siding 0 Clapboard 0 BriCk (Specify) 0 Asphalt siding 0 Fieldstone I 0 Wood shingle 0 Stucco 0 Cobblestone 0 Board & ballen Cut stone Aluminum l!J Concrete 0 Type: Type: I 0 siding {X] Private 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM I IKl 0 Wood frame 0 Post and beam Load·bearir.g masonry 0 0 Ba\loon Structural iron or steel Other (Specify} l z0 010. ROOF (Type) � [] a: (,) "' 0 w c Mansard Gable 0 Flat 0 Gambrel 0 Shed 0 Hip 0 M0n1t01 0 Sawtooth 0 Round 0 Other (Specify} (Material) Slate 0 Wood shingle 0 Roll asphatt 0 Tin 0 tJ Asphalt shingle 0 Built u p 0 T1le 0 Other (Specify) 11. NUMBER OF STORIES 2 I APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 281 X 251 I 2. CONDITION {Structural) 0 Excellent Qg Good 13. INTEGRITY(Locarion) [] On original site 0 Moved I 0 Fa1r WHEN? 0 Deteriorated {Exteri<Jr) l ' D E�ceHent [X] Good YES. EXPLAIN IF I :ALTERATIONS iD v.. 0 No0I Re-sided 0 Fa1r D Deteriorated 14. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS OR LANDSCAPE FEATURES 0 0 15. Barn Carriage house 0 0 Shed Shop IT! 0 Garage 0 Other landscape features or bwld1ngs (Specify) Garden SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT 0 Open land 0 Woodland Ui Residential 0 Scattered buildings visible from site 0 CommerCial 0 Industrial 0 Au1al 0 High building density 16. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS amidst houses \ of This similar age and build1.ng is situated on a residential street type. (OVER) � �ISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY IF#2 UILDINGS AND STRUCTURES REV. 6.'83 HIST·6 STATE OF CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COMMISSION I 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106 (203) 566·3005 I i 1. BUILDING NAME (Common) 2. TOWN I CITY I AND NUMBER (and I or !acation} I Qltz 3. STREETManchester 23 Academy Street OWNER($) & Joann Whitaker I�UJg 4. Richard $. USE (Present) l (HIS{OfiC) FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Town No.. uTM\ I QUAD: I DISTRICT j Slle No.: ' I I ! I 'I !IF NR. SPECIFY Os 0 NA VILLAGE "Manchester Green" I 0 Atlual ! 0 Potent1al COUNTY Hartford 0 Pubhc [X] Pnvata Residence I (Hi";':, i il c��o rEXTEAIOR VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC ROAD , INTERIOR ACCESSIBLE 1,F YES. EXPLAIN [}l v., 0 No I 6.TOACCESSIBILITY PUBLIC: 0 v., (X] No 7, STYLE OF BUILDING 1: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION l Eclectic Cotta"e 1927 8. MATEAIAL(S) (fndicate usa or location when appropriate) I I 0 D 0 I I I Clapboard WOQd shl�le Board & batten 0 Asbestos siding 0 Asphalt siding 0 Stucco [] Aluminum [) Concrete siding Type: 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM [J Wood frame 0 Load·bearir.g masonry Other (Spscify) (Type} f z0 010. ROOF ;: Q. El Gable 0 Flat I ()UJ0:(/)c 0 Gambrel 0 Shed (Material) Roll asphalt 0 Wood shingle 0 � Asphalt shillglo 0 Built up 11. NUMBER OF STORIES 2 I 0 Post 0 Brick 0 Other (Specify) 0 Fieldstone 0 Cobblestone and 0 Hip poured stone 0 Cut Type: beam 0 Balloon 0 Structural iron or steel 0 Mansard 0 Monitor 0 Roood 0 Tin 0 Tile 0 Sawtooth 0 Other (Specify) 0 Slate 0 Other (Specify) APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 28' X 24' 12. CONDITION {5/nKtural) \ _) I 0 Excellent Q9 Good 13. INTEGRITY(Loca/ion) [!] On original site 0 Fair rWHEN? 0 Moved 0 Deteriorated 1 (Ex/erior) 0 Excellent IXJ Good 0 Fair 0 Deteriorated ALTERATIONS I [] y, 0 YES. EXPLAIN 0 N I 'FRe-sided 14. AEI.ATEDOUTBUILOINGS OR LANDSCAPE FEATURES 0 Barn 0 Shed 0 Garage Cauiage 0 house 0 Shop 0 Garden 0 Other landscape features or buildings (Specify) 15. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT 0 0 Open land Commercial 0 0 WOOdland [X] Residential 0 Scal\ered buildings vistble 11om site Industrial 0 Aural 0 High building density 16. INTERREl-ATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS ·-- treet amidst houses of This building is situated on a suburban resident ial similar age and type. --- - .... (OVER) _ jl�STORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY -- IF#3 UILDINGS AND STRUCTURES H!ST·6 REV. I I i FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Town No: 6.183 STATE OF CONNECTICUT UTM I CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COMMISSION 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06\06 (203) 566-3005 1. BUILDING NAME (Common) 2. TOWN I CITY AND NUMBER (and/ or location) I§� 3. STREETManchester (.) 30 Academy Street 4. OWNER{$) I { IS/OTIC) I H OUAD: I DISTRICT I ' I ] S1!e No.: I I _rF NR. SPECIFY Os D NR VILLAGE "Manchester Green" I I l I 0 Actual 0 Potential COUNTY Hartford Hohenthal I�g 5.Eleanor USE (Present) 0 Public [X] Private Residence 1/Hist:l:<l i il_,nCR ACCESSIBLE ) IF YES, EXPLAIN ��EXTERIOR VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC ROAD / 0INTERIOR y,. [XI No []l Y" 0 No I TO6.ACCESSIBILITY PUBLIC: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION 7. STYLE OF BUILDING Revival I 1932 l 8.Colonial MATERIAL{$) {lndicaltJ use or location when appropriato) I [!} Clapboard 0 Asbestos siding 0 Wood shl �le 0 Asphalt siding 0 I 'I Board & batten 0 Stucco 0 Alum!nom [K) CO!l(:tete siding Type: D BricK D Fieldstone 0 poured 0 D Other (Specify) Cobblestone Cut stone Type: 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM I I !Kl Wood frame D 0 Post and beam Load·baaring masonry D Balloon D Structural iron or steel Other (Specify) (Type) ) z0 D10. ROOF ;::: a. 0 Mansard f!l Gable D Flat D Monitor D Sawtooth a: D Other D Round (Speedy) I 0(.)31 D Gambrel D Shed D Hlp (Material) shingle 0 Tlo 0 Slate Roll l D Wood D asphalt 0 Other tJ Asphalt shingle D Built up D Tile (SpaOfy) 11. NUMBER OF STORIES APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 2 I 301 X 261 ) 12. CONDITION (Structural) (ExteMr) 0 Fair [XI Good Deteriorated Excel!ont D Excellent Qj GOQ<! D Fair WHEN? ' 0ALTERATION$ l lFl 1YES.DEXPLAIN l .[]13. INTEGRITY(Locarion) On original site Dl v.. D �l) Re-sided/additions 0 Moved I 14. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS OR LANDSCAPE FEATURES Barn 0 Other landscape features or build1ngs (Spec1fy) D Shad D Garage I DD Carriage D Garden D Shop house 15. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT I D Open land D Woodland � Residential D Scattered bu1klings visible from site D CommerCial I D Industrial D Rural D 0 Deteriorated High building density 16. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS I street amid st ·--· house s - ··-- of This building is situated on a suburban residen tia similar age and type. (OVER) f1STORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY � IF#4 UllDINGS AND STRUCTURES HIST·6 REV. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY I Site No.: ' I IF NR. SPECIFY Potenllal {HI$/OfiC) COUNTY I Hartford [X] Private INTERIOR ACCESSIBLE I 0 y., I fH'";:sidence YES, EXPLAIN [XI N o I IF 1 DATE OF CONSTRUCT!ON Colonial 1923 8. MATERIAL($) (ln<iicate use or location when appropriate) Clapboard 0 Asbestos sidirMJ IX] D Fieldstone D Cobblestone stone D Cut Type: 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM I Town N o : 6183 I STATE OF CONNECTICUT I I DISTRICT S VILLAGE I "Manchester Green" & Diane Cote I�g 5. Ronald USE (Presenl) Residence / EXTERIOR VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC ROAD 0 N o 7 . STYLE O F BUILDING Dutch 0 0 0 !. UTM I CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COMMISSION 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET, HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT 06106 (203) 566·3005 I I OUAO; 0 I. BUILDING NAME (Common} 2. TOWN I CITY AND NUMBER (ar.d tor location) I§� 3. STREETManchester C.) 37 4. OWNER($) i I ) I 6. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC: � y., I Wood shi�le Board & ballen 0 Aluminum 0 Asphalt siding 0 Stucco KJ Concrete siding Type: Poured I I I 0 NA I i I 0 A"ool 0 Public D Brick 0 IKl Wood frame 0 Post and beam D Load-bearing masonry D Sanoon D Structural iron or steel Othar (Spqcily) (Type) ) z0 D10. ROOF 0 Mansard 0 Monitor t D Gable 0 Flat D SawtOQth 5: 0 Other D Round (Specify) I cC.)(/)w [] Gambrel 0 Shed 0 Hlp (Material) Wood shingle 0 Tlo 0 Slate 0 Roll 0 I asphalt 0 Other 0 Tile tJ Asphall shingle 0 Builtup (Specify) 11. NUMBER OF STORIES APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 2 I 40' X 271 12. CONDITION (Siwctufa/) 1 (Exteri<Jf} (] Good 0 Fair Deteriorated Excellent 0 Excellent 13. INTEGRITY(Loca/ion) l WHEN? l 0ALTERATIONS ! IF YES.0EXPLAIN l[) OnOtig!nals1le 0 Moved iD y., 0 No ) Other (Specify) Vinyl siding [J{J GOO<! 0 Fa1r 0 Oeteriorate!l Re-sided 14. RElATED OUTBUILDINGS OR LANDSCAPE FEATURES 0 Shed G Garage Shop 0 Garden Barn 0 D Carriage house D 15. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT D Open land 0 Woodland E9 Aesiden!ial D CommerCial 0 Industrial 0 Aural D D D Other landscape features or buoldings (Spscrfy) Scattered buiklings visible from site High buikling density 16. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS This building is situated on a street amidst houses of suburban residen tia similar age and type. (OVER) �� � 37 Academy Street is an attractive two-story Dutch Colonial-style residence with a gambrel roof, oriented with the long elevation to the street. The structure rests on a poured concrete foundation and is sheathed with replacement vinyl siding. entry with arched hood supported by heavy brackets. configuration. The building incorporates a central Window sash is of 6/1 and 8/1 Architectural and decorative features include a one-story wing on the left, quarter-round windows flanking an exterior chimney in the left gable, paired 6/1 sash to the right and left of the entry, full-width shed dormers across the front and rear elevations, and a rectangular bay window on the right. 19. HISTORICAL OR ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE w () z <i � z (.') iii ·In August 1920 John Cheney filed a subdivision plan for a new real estate development called "Pitkin Park" between Parker and Pitkin Streets. During the next two decades residents erected a variety of houses in popular contemporary styles, including good examples of Dutch Colonial, Colonial Revival, and Tudor cottage designs. 37 Academy Street, constructed c. 1923, is an excellent example of the numerous Dutch Colonial suburban homes erected throughout the survey area during the 1920s and 1930s. It was originally the home of Lucius Foster, an employee at Case Brothers, a paper products manufacturing firm. Manchester Manchester Burpee, Trumbul, Assessor's Land History Records Records of Memorial Manchester City 610-097 Hartford History of County Hartford county Directories s NAME > "' � a= ::; 0 u Geoffrey Rossano Joan Bald1'lin Ma DATE 1996 ORGANIZATION Town 41 of Manc-hester Center Street, Manchester, Conn. 06045 20. 21. THREATS TO BUILDING OR SITE [RJ None known · 0 Renewal 0 Highways · 0 Var.da�sm 0 Developers 0 Private 0 Deterioration 0 Zorung HIST-6 REV. 6ta3 {Bad\) Explanation �ISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY IF#5 JUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES HIST·6 -- FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Town No. REV. 6J83 I STATE OF CONNECTICUT UTM ! CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL COMMISSION 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106 (203) 566·3005 I I 1, BUILDING NAME (Common) ! (HIS/OtiC) OUAO: I I I I DISTRICT Os 0 NR I IF - I Site No.· I' I I' I NR. SPECIFY D Actual COUNTY !_VILLAGE 2. TOWN I CITY Hartford "Manchester Green" I AND NUMBER (and lor location) I zQ!;1 3. STREETManchester g 48 Academy Street 4. OWNER($) 0 Public & Isabelle Tedford I�g 5. Gordon USE (Presem} Residence I 'H"'::sidence EXTERIOR VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC ROAD INTERIOR ACCESSIBLE YES, EXPLAIN I 6.TOACCESSIBILITY PUBLIC: I I[}l y., 0 No I 0 y., [XI No I IF bATE OF CONSTRUCTION 7, STYLE OF BUILDING Vernacular I 1925 I a. MATEAIAL(S) (fndicals use or location when appropriate) I 0 � Clapboard Wood shl�le 0 Board & batten I 0 Asbestos siding D Asphalt sidirnJ 0 Aluminum 0 sidirnJ 9. Stucco I!] Concrete Poured Type: 0 Brick 0 0 0 Potentml [X) Pnvate Other (Specify) Fieldstone 0 Cobblestone stone 0 Cut Type: STRUCTURAL SYSTEM [] Wood frame 0 load·bearing masonry 0 Other (Specify) z 0 tO. ROOF 0 Post and beam 0 0 Balloon Structural iron or steel (Type) 6: KJ a: (Specify} Gable 0 Flat 0 Mansard 0 Monitor 0 Sawtooth fflc 0 Gam'ofel 0 Shed 0 Hip 0 Round 0 Other (Material) 0 Tlo 0 Slate 0 Other (Spe-cify) t 1. NUMBER OF STORIES 2 0 Wood shingle 0 Roll asphalt u Asphalt shingle 0 Bui!t up 0 lila f APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 261 X 271 12. CONDITION (Stru<;tutal) J 0 Excellent E9 Good 13. INTEGRITY(Locarf.onJ [2:9 01'1 oflginat $ita 0 Moved 14. I 0 Fair WHEN? RELATED OUTeUtLDINOS OR LANDSCAPE FEATURES 0 0 Barn Carriage house 0 0 0 Deteriorated ALTERATfONS I 0 v., Shed � Garage Shop 0 Garden 0 00 1 (Exterior} Excellent / IF YES.0EXPLAIN Qg Good 0 Fair 0 Deteriorated No 0 Other landscape features or bu1ldings (Spec.fy) 15. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT 0 Open land 0 Woodland 0 Commercial 0 Industrial [XI 0 Residential 0 Scanered buiid1ngs visible ffom site Aural 0 High building density 16. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS �ential . - · · · · - - - street amidst · - ·- This building is situated on a suburban resihouses of similar age and type. (OVER)

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