Alert

Within Local District?: No

Local Dist Contrib/Non-Contrib?:

Local Landmark?: Yes

Year: 1985

Local Landmark Eligible?:

Criteria: A7: Exemplify an architectural style, construction technique or building type once common in the City.

NR District Contrib/Non-Contrib:

Within District?: No

NR Landmark?: No

Year:

NR Eligible?: No

Criteria:

Alternate Address?:

Category: Single Family Residential

Condition: Excellent

Integrity: Excellent

Current Use: Single Family Residential

Historic Use: Single Family Residential

Secondary Structure: Modern Two-Car Garage

NR Second:

Architectural Classification: Queen Anne

Details: Window wood trim work and crowns; shingling in second story and gables.

Construction Year: 1893

Other Year:

Date source: Landmark Nomination

Wall Material (Current): Wood Siding

Wall Material 2 (Current): Wood Shingle

Plan: Gable-EL

No of Stories: 3

Roof Type: Pitched with Cross Gable

Roof Material: Asphalt Shingle

Foundation: Stone

Porch: Full Front

Window Material: Wood

Window Material 2: Storm Windows

Window Type: Double Hung

Window Configuration: 1-Jan

Significance: Broad frame structure presents the major characteristics of the period's interest in clear form, the front gable has rafters and a cornice describing a pediment; its shingled field, which slides slightly over the cornice, is divided into two sections by a board that extends the lintel of the attic's squat fenestration which has three double-hung windows, the central one nearly three times wider than the flanking ones, the second story, sheathed in zig-zag shingles, has a pair of windows on the west half and, in a slight bow, a tripartite window on the other, below it, within the porch, is a broad window with a fixed pane and transom set into the clapboard cladding, the porch's shed roof is supported by a simple entablature and three very thin Ionic columns; the original tightly ranked square balusters survive. A hip roofed dormer appears on the east side; beyond it is a polygonal-fronted projection with a pedimented gable above.

Historic Features: Full front porch, columns with capitals; gable extensions on east and west elevations; front window with transom.

Alterations:

Old Address (city dir.year):

Building Moved?:

Moved From:

Original Owner: E. J. Dahms

Original Architect: J. W. Bagley

Architect Source: Original Permit

Builder: A. J. Carmata

Surveyor: Nick Kalogeresis

Surveyor Organization: The Lakota Group

Survey Date: 23-Jul-13

Survey Area:

Current Address: 2514 Harrison Street

Old Address:

Date of Construction: 1893

Moving Permit #:

Date Moved:

Building Permit #: BP#170, 1893.18.03 BP#25410, 1947.05.06 BP#28205, 1951.18.10 BO#39765, 1970.14.10

Date: BP#170, 1893.18.03 BP#25410, 1947.05.06 BP#28205, 1951.18.10 BO#39765, 1970.14.10

Building Permit Description: #170: "2 sty and basement frame house of 9 rooms 32 feet front: 40 feet deep by 37 feet from ground level to highest point" #25410: "Enlarge entry for new powder room." #28205: "Frame 2 car garage." #39765: "Rebuild rear porch."

Cost: #170, $3,500.00 or $3,800.00 #25410, $500.00 #28205, $1,475.00 #39765, $2,300.00

Original Owner Occupied?:

Exterior Alteration Permits: 03NFN0000000055: 31 ft of 6-ft fence along alley line.

Other Permit Information:

COA Info: 03HIS0000000178: Replace 31-ft of fence along alley with 5-ft board fence, spaced 1-inch apart, 1-ft of lattice on top for a total of 6-ft in height, and 4"x 6" posts, western red cedar.

Historic Info:

Other Sources:

Historic Info Compiler:

Volunteer: Leslie Cousineau, Tony Hurtig