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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocument 12819 S/12 Morgan & Mary A. Smith (Residence) A. HISTORIC NAME (Trowbridge House) B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER ]41_05852=450__ D.ADDRESS 202 South Filbert E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carl is 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 1 f3 1514 ,01815101 14,611 16191 301 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1 � 1. COMMON NAME Anthony Or(x--gP H ii-P 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Anthony & Ceci 1 is Droege On south east corner of Filbert 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 202 South Filbert and Chestnut Streets New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence Ix )C1 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. 1 X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions Rooms and Garage to rear _ 12. DATE 1887 13. STYLE Italianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION Two-story red brick Italianate house with low pitch gabled roof, L-Shaped plan, and many additions to rear, segmented arch windows k d Brick Inscriptions Facade Material Re 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage to rear off alley 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal -- Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other History Specify the significance for each area checked This significant Italianate style house at 202 S. Filbert StrPPt was rnnctriir•rPrl in 1887 for Morgan & Mary Smith. The Smith' s lived here only a short time selling it in 189t7 to William Trowbridge. Mr. Trowbridge died and his daughter Olive Williams & her husband Frank (D New Carlisle mailma inherited it and livPri there until their deaths in 1929 F 193R- After their deaths the house was purchased in 1932 by Charles Beniamin in whnse family it wac held until 1958 when it was purchased by David Bennitt. Chester Dodd Jr. purchased it in 1962 and the current owners, Anthonv & Cecelia Droege purchased it in 1971 . Legal Description: Lots 15 & 16 Compton's First Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE S/11 James Reynolds House B. COUNTY _ St. Joseph _ — C. NUMBER 141 -05510=4-0__ A. HISTORIC NAME D. ADDRESS E, TWP/CITY 01 ive/New Carl i sl a F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 111(31 15, 41o18, 1101 14 ,6111618, 8101 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1971SED t � orr 1. COMMON NAME Ri chard Kam nck i House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Richard and Cleo Kaminski On west side- of South Filbert --- - 215 South Filbert __S.t_r.-eet— next to alley in middle of 3. VISIBLE _ X Yes _ No ----New rl i ,_ n_diana 46552 .- the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTION Residence 00 (A Military ❑ ❑ Vacant -._ District _ _ Historic District Govt./Pol. O ❑ Entertainment O ❑ --_ Neglected _X- Building(s) __- Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ O -- Encroachment ____. Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious O ❑ Other—_._____.__._._.___ ____ Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ ----- ------ ---- Object --- — - Transportation ❑ O Museum ❑ ❑ -- ___ _—___._-_____._—_ ---- --- Organization O O Educational O O Other __ -- — ❑ ❑ _a 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN X Excellent —X Unaltered Removals Good Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date _ Replacement ----- Ruins Additions r 1g93 Stick/Vernacular/ j 12. DATE 13. STYLE Cottaae 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER d 15. DESCRIPTION One--story Sri-r.k/Vernacular Cottage with gabled roof and aaraae attached to the back S• ���E�-r 5r• Inscriptions Facade Material Clapboard 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Shed off of alley _ 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian __— Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture _— Social/Ethnicity Commerce _— Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government __ Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Stick/Vernacular style house was built by James Revnolds in 1RgR and rented by him. Reynolds was a prominent_Olive_Townshio landownar ind had a house near Hamilton. He sold it in 1895 to Wilford Smith who continued to rent the res- idence. There were several subsequent owners. The present owners are Richard and Cleo Kaminski . It is an interesting example of the vernacular style with clavboard siding 2/2 windows and a delicately detailed front Dnrch. Legal Description: N of Lots 16 & 17 Compton' s Second Add & 16' Vac Alley N & Add. 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed RPrnrds Howard' s His_t_aLy of St IosPnh County ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 21. SURVEYOR ��t% !�rt't'�'j �j C-f'Z & J HERE 22. DATE t' t' IL'r __ r S/12 St . Joseph 141 -05511 -450 A. HISTORIC NAME 0 r en T i ppy House B. COUNTY C. NUMBER — — _ — --- —D. ADDRESS — 22Q South_Filbert Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i s 1 e__ F. QUAD NAME --- SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 151 4101 816iof 14161 116181 91 01 REVISEDt` STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 5 i air111+ r I 1. COMMON NAME Howard Nebelung House q, PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Howard Nebelung on the north east corner of 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 220 South Filbert Street Filbert and Ada Streets. New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST T ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTION: Residence cc ® Military ❑ ❑ Vacant _ — District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ _-- Neglected —X Building(s) —__. Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment ___ Structure —_ Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ __— Other—___ ._____ _ —_._ Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ ___—____ —__._ _ _W Object --- - -------- Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other__ ___ ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN I 4- Excellent -- Unaltered Removals Good -X Altered X Fair Moved Structural Replacement Deteriorated Date Rep I Ruins Additions Shed an-"a-rage- r)n north side \ i- Italianate Vernacu r I' 12. DATE �8.80_13. STYLE ��. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION Two-story Italianate Vernacular house with low pitch gable roof, double hung windows .with segmental arch lintels I �1 Inscriptions Facade Material Brick 18. ENVIRONMENT Ft�FsE21 S l . 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage attached to house. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education -- Indian -- Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military _ Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This 2 story brick Italianate Vernacular house was built in 1880 for Oren TiDPY. It has a sauare plan with brick walls and sliohrly arched windows. Some alterations have been done - including the removal of the front porch and replacement of the front door and frame. Oren Tippv sold the residence to Emma Ashley in 1890. It remained in the possession of the Ashley family until 1892. Many subsequent owners followed until the present owner, Howard Nebelung, purchased it in 1962. Leqal Description: S. 76' Lots 14 S 15 CQ_MDtion `,s Sernnd Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES DePr'; RPr'nrrI z ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 21. SURVEYOR P C-RA(4 5. LrtA(v J (vl«IS Srfr^�(2 HERE 22. DATE C/10 St. Joseph 141 -05934-450 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ ___ D. ADDRESS 101 W. M t r h ��n Crhr, E. TWP/CITY01 ive/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR __ NHL HABS HAER—___-- UTM REFERENCES 1 6 15 14 10 17 19 10 11 17 10 19 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 or Sol u _ r- 1. COMMON NAME Bobby McQueeney House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Bobby & Ruth McOueenev On the north west corner of 3. VISIBLE _X— Yes No g 101 W. Michigan Street Michigan and Filbert Streets _ New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 on the border of the commercial district. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence CX IX Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected _X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial D ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN X Excellent X Unaltered Removals I Good -- Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions I L' h 12. DATE 1915 13. STYLE Basic Box 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER / ~ 15. DESCRIPTION Two-story Basic Box house with hip roof and wide overhano.screenesl- ILL in front porch with brick Diers suDDortina the roof. Front entry has leaded side - ' lights, front window has beveled edges and window on east facade as 3 bays. central bav has leaded glass and baroque arch above, Facade Material 4" to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT �— Contrasting horizontal band divides lst & 2" floors 16. OUTBUILDINGS p�la board on the first floor. 3". to the weather clapbgdjr n the. �arnrnrl 'f1 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aluminum siding under eaves . Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description : Lot 86 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J.`�r��PEEL 22. DATE (� 11n 161 S/11 Abraham Pyle Residence St. Jose h 141 -05935-450 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY P C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ ___ D. ADDRESS 102 W. Mi ch i Dan St rapt E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 1(31 1 51 41 01 81 01 01 141 61 11 71 01 41 of STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 - �. IIIIIIIII �i� 1. COMMON NAME KKK Real tv Office 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Eunice M. Clark On the south west corner of Mi chi gan Yes No 3. VISIBLE X 102 W. Michigan Street and Filbert Streets on the border New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 of the commercial district. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence IX ® Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce 1� ❑ Scientific ❑ El Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ L: 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. ;� SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals 1 X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved I _ Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 1 story addition nn smith side r also orlck sine porcn 12. DATE 1850 13. STYLE Greek Revival 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 1 15. DESCRIPTION One and Greek Revival hn �� wi th stnop fnundat inn,_Rah_lP a roof with wide frieze board, double hung windows, front porch with fluted tuscan columns and balustrade. side porch a later addition in brick Inscriptions Facade Material 411 to the weather 16. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS clapboard siding 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This 'small Greek Revival style hnucP was h11i11^by Abraham Pvle circa 1fiS(l Pyle of the 87th Infantry Division and of the Terre Coupe Masonic ladgP Pyle. remained hare nfi,il 1 �6^ when he sold the property to Jeremiah Service and Theodore L. Borden. This is one of the oldest existino houses in Npw rariclo however it has been altered with the addition of porches and a rear wing addition. It had several subsequent owners including Anna Fountain and Mary Weed. The current nu+nPr is Eunice Clark. She and hPr hllshanri pitrrhncarl the residence in 1946. Legal Description : Lot 33 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed-B-tr5)rd ATTACH South Bend Directories NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. CRnIG J, STat�tw'iZ , 5• sxl�-CIS 22. DATE i• 1 11 1161 C/10 S Joseph 141 -05936-450 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY t• C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ --- D. ADDRESS 1 04 W. Mi ch i pan St rePt E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS — HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 10 17 18 10 1 14 16 Il 17 IO 14 to I STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Marian Kleine House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Marian Kleine On the south side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE —_X_.___ Yes _ No 104 West Michigan Street Street near the east end of the New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence EX Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ p��Ey 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PL� Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved � Deteriorated Date Replacement Glazed f i bPr hoard I I I Ruins Additions Two rooms on south side I I I1 12. DATE 1893 13. STYLEVernacular _S9LtaUeAA. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION One—story vernacular cottage with a classical frame around the front door, front porch that wraps around the front of the house with square tuscan II columns and a balustrade. vu.rt �u.oN >a• Inscriptions Facade Material .1i1 a7Pd f i bar hna rd 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage off of back alley with a sign ''carriage house''. clapboard _ 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description : LDt �4 O. P. New farIis1P 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE a C/10 141-05937-450 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ ___ D. ADDRESS 105 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR—___- NHL . HABS _ HAER — UTM REFERENCES 11 161 151 41 01 41 71 01 P 111 71 O1 91 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 'fit'' I . s . 1. COMMON NAME Back Home Ant iques 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP _ Public X Private Paul & Sharon Boqda On the north side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE _ X _ Yes No 105 West Michigan Street Street near the eft end of the New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence X] XJ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected —X Building(s) Landmark Commerce X7 ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ — _-- __ __. ! - 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLA� Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered X Structural Fair Moved Replacement Aluminum S i d i n4 Deteriorated Date r Ruins Additions Room on the north s i dP a 12. DATE 1905 13. STYLE Queen Anne 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2'-story Queen Anne style house with 2' projecting eaves that are grooved every 10''. Weather vane on hiahest gable of medium pitch roof. Front porch wraps around front of house and has round edge held un by square fluted columns, w. ►ilGt1�GMJ sr. small porch on second floor supported by 1 column. Inscriptions Facade Material Aluminum s i d i na 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage off of back alley 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Leaal DescriDtion : Lot 85 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J S�6r�PGlZ, P.0 ?.n+L 22. DATE 1 d' yr. C/10 St. Joseph 141-05938_450 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY C. NUMBER._ D. ADDRESS 109. W.. .11 ch.igan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 ive/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 � 14 A 17 15 A 1 1 Lh 61 ll A a a d STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 o_ Nell 1Wi• 1. COMMON NAME Candlewick Al 1 ev Anti cues 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private William h Patricia Lynch On the north side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 109 W. Michigan Street Street west of the alley near the New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 east end of the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence X Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected —X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. 1 SITE h Excellent Unaltered Removals two _smal l stoops at Oppos i to ends X Good X Altered of tront facade _ Structural 1 - Fair Moved Replacement Shl'ngl es on south facade on 1st Deteriorated Date floor - 1�65 Ruins Additions Wina—connectipq house Wit naranP r,in rPtA pnrr arrncc-1`rnnf V I 12. DATE 1910 13. STYLE Prairie Style 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER i 15. DESCRIPTION Two-story Prairie style house with battered piers at the four cor 1 Hers: Low pitch hip roof, and enclosed Dorch on the east side with casement windows , all other windows are 4/1 double hung. Some basement windows are glass block. W• Mi GµtCa6l.1 iT. Concrete foundation with brick water table. Facade Material Stucco with wood 18. ENVIRONMENT trim and wood shingles 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: 10' E side Lot 83 O. P. Lot 84 O.P. 20. INFORMATION SOURCES William Lynch ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J. 'ira►iQCK . �-Rom-►e' 22. DATE 1 C/10 Residence 141-05940-450 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ ___ D. ADDRESS 1 1 3 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Ca rl i s 1 P F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 A 17 13 10 1 1 41 q 11 A q � q REVSTATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 o I � r e a, 1. COMMON NAME Clark Hensel ] House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Clark & Mary Hensel ] On the north side of W. Mi ch i clan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 113 West Michiclan Street Street east of the alley in the middle New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 of the block 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence LXl Military ❑ O Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ I M.b�y 1 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17 �Sl I Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural 1 Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Front steps Ruins Additions Enclosed porch under gable r 12. DATE 1915 13. STYLE Bungalow 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION One-story Bungalow house with low pitch hio roof that flares at the eaves and one gable facing front. Wide over hanging eaves have exposed round end rafters. Very wide bay window flanks front porch. 41A#J sr. Inscriptions . Facade Material S" to Theweather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Wide 2 car garage and storage clapboard siding. with 5'' to the weather clapboard .5iding? off of alley, 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 83 O. P. 40' W side O. P New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE fv 1 1-7 1 e, C/10 Residence 141-05941-450 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _ D. ADDRESS 116 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES i 6 1514 1017 ,5101 14 ,611 ,71013101 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 7 , T 10 I■ a I u 1. COMMON NAME Marjorie Merrill House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Marjorie Merrill On the south side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 116 West Michigan Street Street east of the allev in the middle New Carl isle,- ndiana 46542— of the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 1C7 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN ! Excellent Unaltered Removals Columns and deta i 1 s on porch X Good X Altered Structural Fair _ Moved Replacement Aluminum Siding Deteriorated Date Ruins Additions Room on south west corner ❑ } 12. DATE 1850 13. STYLE Greek Revival 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION One and two-story Greek Revival house. Cross shaped plan with recessed porch in center. Columns and details removed. Double hung windows. C= ,i. .uu►.�..►, cr. Inscriptions Facade Material Al umi num s i d i na 18. ENVIRONMENT 1 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 36 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR ��-�"'^ J • STor�P�Z 22. DATE 1, 1 '71"1 C/10 Residence 141-05942-450 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _ D. ADDRESS 120 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR _- NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1514 101 7, 3, 01 14, 61 1 , 7101 31 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 r j i ■ II ' - vlam L� 1. COMMON NAME Jeffrey Schrader House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Jeffrey Lee Schrader On the south side of west 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 120 W. Michigan Street Michigan Street west of alley in the New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 middle of the block 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 1 11 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected —X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ O Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. 1 ALLZ-1 SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered t X Fair Moved Structural I Deteriorated Date Replacement Aluminum Sid inn Ruins Additions Porch and room on south side stick style 12. DATE 1900 13. STYLE Queen Anne w/ 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2�-story Queen Anne style house with stick style influence. Front porch wraps around north west corner of house with sable over the porch entrance, i — I- - --Balustrade and decorative mouldings ornament the porch. The roof is high pitched hip with 2 gables, leaded glass windows E transomes decorate fappd?o the weather Inscriptions Facade Material 18. tNVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS _gable roof garage with clapboard clapboard siding w/brick siding hung sliding doorq. foundation 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 37 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE 6 I� -A A. HISTIORICNAME Mary Davis Peters Carriage House B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _1 41-05944-4A5 0 D. ADDRESS L22 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 ive/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 110 1514101 7i 1 101 14161 11 710121 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED ts77 1 F 1. COMMON NAME John Hensel ] Carriage 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES House John & Phyllis Hensel ] On the south corner of Lot 38 O. P. 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 122 West Michigan Street New Carlisle boardered by two alleys New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 that lead to Michigan and Cherry Sts. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park Cl ❑ Object Transportation X) X) Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent —X— Unaltered --- ---•— �— --� Removals X -�-- Good Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 1891 Queen Anne — 12. DATE 13. STYLE Q 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 1 Y carria ge ria e house with cross gable roof. Gable on north I ! 15. DESCRIPTION T 9 I I side. dormer on smith. Double hung windows, hors - Shoe shaped windnw on qlable facing north. Vertical board hung siding, wood doors. Inscriptions Facade Material 5" to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS cl aDboard s i d i n4 on first floor, .fishscale shingles on .second. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 38 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH Howard' s History of St . Joseph County NEGATIVE Deed Records ENVELOPE St . Joseph County Directory HERE 21. SURVEYOR ?.049'�, 4•SrAM� S •�'�us 22. DATE s 3 0/13 C p . NUMBER A. HISTORIC NAME Mary Davis Peters Residence B. COUNTY St, Joseph 141-05944-450 ._ D. ADDRESS 122 W. M i ch i aan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Ca rl i c 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 151 4101 71 1 i 01 14161 1 1 71 01 21 0l STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED ts77 R► tl� 1. COMMON NAME John Hensel 1 House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public Private � X hn Ph)i111c e NncPlI On the south side of West Michigan _n F_ 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 122 West Michigan Street Street east of the alley near the west New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 end of the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence n Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected _ X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ r- 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN AW X Excellent Unaltered • Removals LA �^ Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved n Deteriorated Date Replacement i 1.1 Ruins Additions 1--story add i t ion on so ith side n i 12. DATE _l.891_13. STYLE Queen Anne with stick style influences 15. DESCRIPTION 2- -story Oueen Anne style honre with lamp fr I Q -,quare wooden columns under open frieze. & balustrade of herring;] bone gable above :ntry on porch supported by brackets, front windows are leaded and front gable has j w. r,,uxb.� Ito,. ,atterned wood shingles. Foundation is of brick „ ll . Facade Material 5 o the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 2-story carriage house, clapboard first floor, wooden fishscef. (See Mary Davis .Peters Carriage shingles on the second story gables, 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Queen Anne style house was built by Dr. Joseph Davis for his dauqhter Mary F. Davis Peters circa 1891 _ Dr. Davis livPH at that time at ing F_ Front Street in a Gothic Revival house. In 1905, Dr. Davis purchased and moved to 130 W. Michigan Street, the larger brick Italianate style house next door to his dauqhter' s house, Dr_ i Pph Davis was horn in JR35 in County. At the age of 22 he baclan a medical apprenticeship and in 1858 he began study-at the University of Mirhiq;;n, Ann Arbor. In 1860, he graduated from Western Reserve Colle4e of Medicine and Suraery in Cleveland, Ohio.---2__y-ear.s_..later_hP moved to New Carlisle where he began a medi,-,al Dractia which lasted nearly I century. Dr. Davis was also an avid investor in property and by 1897 owned in addition to his property in New Carlisle 7 farms in St. Joseph County and Marshall County as well as in Michigan. He was married in 1860 to Josie Ball and had 2 children, Mary and John. The Rodgers family owned the h me lint i 1 The Peters residence was sold in lgtt to Clark Rnrlgerc � Ly � - 1934. Glennie Clark and Aura F- Clark purchased the property in 1937. The Clark family sold the residence in 1967 to the present owners John & Phyllis Hensel ] . Legal Description: Lot 38 O. P. NPW CarlislP 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Howard's History of St, Joseph County ATTACH near{ Pornris NEGATIVE St . Joseph County Directory ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR v•SiTMlrErt P- CzAV­7 22. DATE a C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Mark Brummitt Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141-05945=450__ D. ADDRESS 125 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 110 1 51 410l 71 1 10l 141 61 1 1 7l 01 7i 0l STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsn ?¢ Ir _ - w i 1. COMMON NAME -Clark & Co. Leather Prod. 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Jerald & Norma Kronewi tter On the north side of West Mi rh i gar, 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 125 West Michigan Street Street, west of the alley near the west New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 end of the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence Kl Ex Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected _ X _ Building(s) Landmark Commerce ? ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial O O Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ O Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ O Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other O ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement porch re laced Ruins Additions room connecting garage F hnuse 12. DATE 1890 13. STYLE St1Ck/Vernacularl4. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story, stick/vernacular house with corner boards and friezes under the eaves. Original porch replaced by new porch with deep entablature supported by square columns Inscriptions Facade Material 511 to the Weather 18. ENVIRONMENT r_ 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage and outbuilding Jnoyed up and clapboard siding added to. the house - 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked s • A. Legal Description: Lot 80 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Norma Kronewi tter ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE r HISTORIC NAME James & Loretta Reid Carriage House B. 000NTY St . Joseprl C. NUMBER I41 -U7y4j-45U ). ADDRESS __ 129--W-_TTch aP cr E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME RATING ❑Outstanding Slgniticant/Notable ❑Contributing/Reference ❑Non-Contributing UTM REFERENCES 11 g 15 1 41016 19 1 0 1 14 1 6 1 1 1 7 101 71 01 :TATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsar Moi . COMMON NAME _.._._ -===.� -4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES OWNERSHIP — Public X Private Patricia Hankins North of the residence which is VISIBLE _ X _ Yes __ No 129 W. Mi ch i oan St . on the northeast corner of W_ Michigan New Carlisle, IN 46552 and N. Cherry Streets USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9a. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS tesidence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District ,ovt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Buildings) Landmark .ommerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction ndustrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other ,,griculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object -ransportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ )rganization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ 9b. SURVEYS )ther car r i aqe hni I ca ❑ ❑ SR NR NHL HABS HAER +r _ 0. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural _ Fair ___ Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement New doors & window on west facade — Ruins Additions 2. DATE 190013. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER - 5. DES RIPTION A gable roof, rectangular plan structure with a gabled wall dormer on DES south facade. S-string course divides the building half way up. Aoalse. nscriptions —__—_— — __ Facade Material CLAPBOARD 18. I:5%IRONMENT 6. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Specify the significance for each area checked Aboriginal ATTACH Arts NEGATIVE X Architecture ENVELOPE Commerce HERE Communications Community Planning Education Engineering Environs/Neighborhoods Exploration/Settlement Humanities Indian Landscape Architecture Military Politics/Government Religion __— Science/Technology _— Social/Ethnicity _ Transportation Vernacular/Construction Other _ _- 20. INFORMATION SOURCES 21. SURVEYOR P. Craig, J. Stamper 22. DATE 6/17/81 a keAd COu Jim y,,� 0/13 A. HISTORICNAME dames & Loretta Reid House B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141-05946=450__ D. ADDRESS 129. West Mich.i.gan Street E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 i6l 151 4 i Ol 6 i 9 i Ol W 61 1 1 71 Oi 71 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsn MIKe rji� , 'tigD 1. COMMON NAME Patricia Hankins House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Patricia Hankins Qn the north east corner of West 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 129 West Michiqan Street Michigan and .North Cherry Streets New Carlisle. Indiana 46S52 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 1� 1� Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN X Excellent X Unaltered e t R movals I Good Altered I Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1900 13. STYLE Queen Anne 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 21--story Queen Anne style house with brick facade and stone rusti- ration on first 2 floors, wood shingles on gables. Stone chimney on the west side is Flanked by two small leaded windows with stone rustication. Front porch has stone cor-� w. r..ckLC­.*.4 IL ie r piers with carved stone capitals paired fluted Facade Material Brick,stone,and I18. EF VIRONMENT ionic columns support entablature with dental work wood shingle 3 r4d--art--Fes-€-,,-4-4 h wreugh t i rc r. balustrade. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Queen Anne Style house was constructers in 1900 for Jon F. loratta Reid. The Reid' s purchased this property, lot 79 0. P. , in 1899 from Nathaniel Wade. The Brummitt fermi IV Ii%Led here until 1960 when they sold it to Robert McMullin. Current owner - Patricia Hankins n1irrhaseci it in 1976. This is one of the most significant Oueen Anne style houses in NPw rarlislP_ It i-- nntarl for its stone, brick, and wood shingle siding, and PlahoratPly detailed front porch with paired Ionic columns and stone piers. A carriage house is located in the rear. Legal Description: Lot 79 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Records ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE r 0/13 St, Joseph 141-05948-450 A. HISTORIC NAME George H. Service _House B. COUNTY C. NUMBER._ _ _ _ D. ADDRESS 130 Wit Michidan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol iye/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 10 16 19 10 1 14 i6 11 17 10 12 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Marion Tuttle House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Marion S Ava Tuttle nn th.2 south east corner of Westii 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 130 West Michigan Street Michigan Street and Cherry Street New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence Ex Ex Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other O ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN ' X Excellent Unaltered F Removals I d Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved I Deteriorated Date Replacement porch on west side enclosed I Ruins Additions Room connecting garage to house I , A 12. DATE 1875 13. STYLE Italianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2--story Italianate house. sauare plan with additions. flat row_ v with alternating large and small paired brackets under eaves. 1 story entrance por- tico with large tuscan columns and balustrade above, side porch, window hoods are y cast iron, wrought iron fence around heavily landscaped hark yard_ _ Facade Material brick with wood 18. ENVIRONMENT 1 16. OUTBUILDINGS Brick garage with segmented arch trim. Nicely landscaped yard with many trees over garage door and windows, in back. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Italianate style house at 130 W. Michigan Street was constructed by George H. Service in 1g75_ It is architecturally the most significant Italianate stvle house on W. Michigan Street near the dnwn- town area, and the Services were one of the most prominent families in New Carlisle in the 1880' s. Jeremiah Service, his father, built his house the same year on the East side of town. George Service lived here until 1900 when the house was sold to William H. Hews. Hews livid here until 1905 spllinv it to John Davis who in turn sold it to Edgar Woolman in 1914. The house had several owners in the first half of the__2nth rpntiirl,_ It was purchased by current owners Marion & Ada Tuttle in 1968. Located on a large prominent corner lot, the rear yarn is enrtospd by a wrnught irnn fpnra and rho entire site is heavily landscanpri_ Originally rnnctriirtPd of 12prd brick, the house has been painted white and office/porch has been built to connect the house and garage. Many of the oriainal details including windows, porches, bay window and cornice brackets remain in tact. Legal Description: Lot 39 S 40 O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Rarnrric ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 1'•G�tr'+ , Sra�PE2 22. DATE l✓ 1 1 �I ■ {�t�. / ,. l F / ' 1 '� __ � S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME Christian Church B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER,141-05949-450__ D. ADDRESS 201 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Ca rl�ids I a F. QUAD NAME SR NR .-. NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 1 6 i �, 4 26L4�_^1 14, 61 1, 7101 81 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsn x 1. COMMON NAME Christian Commun i ty Chu r(h 4. PROPERTY'S MAI LING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private C rh On the north 1,ject rnrno�_f 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 201 West Michigan Street West Michiqan and Cherry Streets, NewCarlisle. IndiaD-a 46S52 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ O Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious 6 M1 Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. X Excellent X Unaltered Removals Good Altered I 1 Structural � Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement H I Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1927 13. STYLERDaDesniiP Revival 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER � 15. DES RIPTION ]I—story brick latin cross plan church with a front open vestibule made o 3 round arched piers, a gabled root, and a 3 story bell tower on the north- .— east cir1P Bide windows are stained a_ lass double hung and east end of the cross has 3 Palladian indows. Th re fori Is ched to the north side. A parking lot ` was cleared to tie west of the c�iu rc� n � tJ�. �, H1c►x u Inscriptions Facade Material Red & Brown Br i C 18. ENVIRONMENT I �� 16. OUTBUILDINGS _ 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked ]I-story latin cross plan church. Front open vestibule has 3 arched bays. a corbelled frieze above. Corbelling continues around the buildina under all Paves and gables. The front vPstihiilP is ciippnrtarl hlr hri�-U piers with engaged pilasters and cut stone capitals. The front clnnr with an nrrhar•I trmncnm, ;, flanked by 2 round arched stained glass windows. The east and west facades each have 3 rniind arrh,H stained glass windows. The east erYb wall of the cross axis has 3 Dalladian windows. The hell tnwPr on the east side of the building is 3 stories high with a doorway under half arrh trancnm, a small round stained qlass window on the second floor and an nnPn 1rv-1in „r 3 9Ldec of the third floor. The Loggia consists of 3 arches suDDorted by cut stone tus .an rnitjmns The original church on the sire was PrPrtPri i er J2,5 c pastorship of Rev. Ira Chase. The Director of Bui l d i nq for the new church was Rev Ray mon 1 Zerby. It was dedicated December of 1927. Legal Description : Lot 31 Services Third .Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES f had+ County, Indiana ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE ■ S/11 St Joseph 141 05951-450 A. HISTORIC NAME Emma H. Stevens Residence B. COUNTY C. NUMBER._ __ _ D. ADDRESS 210 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 110 1514 10 16 13 10 1 14 16 11 17 10 12 10 1 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED ts77 t A '✓F Jill Ii . 1. COMMON NAME Frank Burnett House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Frank & Marilyn Burnett On the south side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 210 West Michigan Street Street in the middle of the block. New Carlisle, Indiana 4F, ;2 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 91 91 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. _ TEP CAN X X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good Altered Structural I I Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions I 1 12. DATE 1928 13. STYLE Bungalow 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER I 15. DESCRIPTION t-stary Rllr q;;]()n with ched darmer and q;;hle on north side, "small____ I t arched windows are found on the front gable and next to the front door on the porch. �WW/ All other windows are double hung. Front porch has single brick pier at corner. WlnGow 51115 are cuL stone, 11nLels are soldier course. . Facade Material Rri ck with 18. ENVIRONMENT Garage off of back alley with arched wood trim. 16. OUTBUILDINGS g - vent in front gable, 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This bungalow style house was built for Emma Stevens in lg28_ Sho purchased the property that year with an existing vernacular style house from Guv Smith. The earlier hoesp had heen hi,ilt in the 1860' s or 70' s by Dell Warner. Emma Stevens demolished the old house to build this sinale story brick bungalow. She lived here until 1947 when she sold it to Mildred JPttnPr_ Its prPcPnt owners are Frank & Marilyn Burnett. Legal Description: Lot 2 Irvin's Addition 15 ft W side Lot 3 Irvin' s Addition 40 ft. E Side. 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Marilyn Burnett ATTACH City Directory NEGATIVE Deed Records ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. LR1s�G- 5 Giu�•� . J • Srar+PEF�, 22. DATE L 0/13 A. HISTORIC NAME Francis and Andel l Warner Hptlga B. COUNTY St. Joseoh C. NUMBER 141-05953-450__ D. ADDRESS 214 _�C, .3itc'h-lgan Street E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES I 1 6 1514 1016 11 15I 14 16 11 17 10 12 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME War eC NOU-SP_ 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Brian and Kathleen Smous On the south side of W. Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 214 W. Michigan Street Street east of the alley in the New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 Middle of the block 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10.XCONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals 1 Good X— Altered I 1 1 j Structural Fair Moved Replacement Veranda replaced by small porch Deteriorated Date ( ' 1 Ruins Additions I 12. DATE 1893 13. STYLE Oueen Anne 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER r 15. DESCRIPTION 2�'story Oueen Anne style house with hipped cross gable roof- Front Portico supported by wooden brackets, 2 story bay window under front gable, first floor bay has leaded glass transom. Oriel windowon west side. Stone foundation Sr. with concrete water table, stone sills, stone hprizontal band b?twe2n first and I r-- second flnnrs, second Story porch with spindle Facade ateri I11r1c running 18. ENVIRONMENT columns in east corner. Brackets hold up gable above �onc� 'w1 narrow rtar. 450 cut bay on front and side gables.. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked The most significant Queen Anne style house in New Carl isle, Franeis Warner hart Chas house built for his wife, Andell in 1893. It is 2 stories high with an irregular plan. crossine sable roofs with the front gable projecting over corners cut at 450 angle. It is constructed of brick with a stone foundation and stone belt courses, a large bay window projects from the west wall of the hous-e. The orivinal pnrrh has been reolaced by a small bracketed canopy above the front door. The residence was sold in 1928 to Guy R. Smith. The Smith' s sold the aroaerty in 1929 to Anna Hews Roberts. Miss Roberts sold the home in 1929 to Ruth & Clarence Crouch. Mrs. Crouch sold the propertv to Fred h Geneva Dettler in 1952. Mrs. Geneva Dealar Collins (widowed by second hlishanri) sold the house to Brian and Kathlpan Cm7i.ir in 1C)M. Legal Description: 10 Ft W Side Lot 3 S 4 Ivin' s Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Records ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J• S1A.rl?Eft Y.Cgj�"G 5. vlui'tS 22. DATE i • SuRvr-y: _ _0,xF, L o 7- 4 AND Or- Z-0 7- 3 IN /V/N '� A o of-r/6- N :.:70, NE w CA k/-/,5 . E FRf-,O V�,6r_1l1 .va M.`:DEaLElu, .R, R, 1, Box Z07 NEW (fA LIJL ' IND, LED A. W/TU G K,l, '`"j Qai4 STD HyYY � 4-01 - 50 , ,off l 4 1 J � 1r1 w- ys r h RA J .r _Lo-r. 4 I I 4P , a ' . ' • pvi� STATE Of INDIANA, rs ST.JOSOW COUNTY 1 Hersby Cartify That 1.Howo Swayed the Tract of Lamd,Shown Abw*,and That This plot i. a Treo and Correct Representation of Some. ( � ----- ---- ------ _ _ --'..(_---- RearMnd Lnelweer LEO A. WTTUCKI 1034 N. Brookfield SL seek Oe% South 1304 Inaina- p�•'fRON '�TA�, I /"_.ZQ' 19-/(-'..5,�, SAC -�s /D9- 70 historicpreservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 September 12, 1986 Brian and Kathy Smous 214 W. Michigan New Carlisle, IN 46552 Dear Kathy and Brian: I believe I have enclosed all the information you requested (plus a few extra things I thought you might want to see). The Allstate insurance person is: Jerry Hubner 1216 Lincolnway East South Bend, IN 46618 233-7695 I enjoyed chatting with you the other night. Please call if you need any more information. Sincerely, Karen L. Kiemnec Director KLK/EJF Enclosures .LJI I l Z ti , r- S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME Charles Taylor Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER D. ADDRESS 217 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 0_1 Zi n-/N9t,( r-,r1 `i0e F. QUAD NAME SR NR __ NHL—___ HABS HAER__ - _ UTM REFERENCES 11 i6l 1514 101519101 14 1611 7 10 1510 1, STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 B 1. COMMON NAME Ronald Reese House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _ X Private Ronald & Sharon Reese On the north side of West Mi rh i Stan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 7 Michigan 21 West Mihi an Street Street west of the alley in the middl( New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 of the street. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence KJ n Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SIT�I'LAN - -i- X Excellent Unaltered Removals Summer Kitchen Removed 1 Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Small Front Porch I Ruins Additions r . �1 12. DATE 1880 13. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER d 15. DESCRIPTION 2 story brick Vernacular house with medium pitch gable roof. L- shaped plan, double huna windows with cut stone lintels. Front eorch has four �>y� 7� _�=` hand turned spindle columns , stone foundation. ��. M�cr+��„�,u sT• Inscriptions Facade Material Brick from 18. ENVIRONMENT I� I Hubberd Kiln in North Carolina 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce -- Environs/Neighborhoods _ Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Italianate Vernacular house was built by Ell is f. Taylar c a weddin.Q gift to his son , Charles L. Taylor. Ellis Taylor married ,Sarah C. Harris in 1856 and moved to New Carlisle in 1864 and opened Q arocerv .. -I-- store. Charles was born in the late 1850' s and eventually continued operatinq the familv QrQrpry store - Taylor Grocery at 129 E. Michigan. It remained in the Taylor familv until 1447 when John & Evelyn Barnhart Purchased it from Charles ' son_ ClarPnre C_ Taylnr The e-5-�,,-Ij and Sharon Reese. nurchased the Property in 1970. This house is architecturally significant fnr its ruf stone l i nta l c fre=e�dgr the gables and gtnnP foundation. The existina spindle column pot h was added later. Excavations in the backyard indicate that 1.t might be an old city dump. Legal Description: 1-nn 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Sharon Reese Deed R�nr�iS ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P GRAN- S. Crll-U5 22. DATE ■ S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME Francis & Andell Warner Residence B. COUNTY t. Joseph S J h C. NUMBER 95 141 -05 8-450 _ D. ADDRESS 221 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i sl e F. QUAD NAME SR NR __- NHL HABS HAER _- UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15141015 , 7,01 14,61117lOi5iOl STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY' REVISED 1977 11 X a 1. COMMON NAME Charles Bartmess House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Charles & Grace Bartmess On the north side of West Mi ch i qan 3. VISIBLE X— Yes No 221 West Michigan Street Street near the corner of Bray Street. New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ® ® Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ O Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ O Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals Widows Walk ranywarl El I X Good X Altered l Structural Fair Moved ' Deteriorated Date Replacement Wi ndows Ruins Additions Aluminum siding on 1�.a W ndow. 12. DATE 1880 13. STYLE Ital ianate Vernacy4arARCHITECT/BUILDER Andell Warner 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Ital ianate Vernacular house with a wide frieze board, gabled and truncated hip root, porch that wraps around the front of the house with a F cinder block and concrete foundation , square columns with stick brackets support plain frieze, front door has sidelights and paneled glass transom, and two windows I --CI rd-f-1oor-hoveer-i-g; ,31 � a egmerrt�J , I 1 L 1 s. w. trc�ur,iw St Facade Material Rrirk with wond 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Brick carriage house, and ship lap siding on trim. 2 story barn. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This ItaIianate Vernacular style house was t-JiIt f,2r Francis & Mrs. Andell Warner in 1RRn This 2-story house is noted far its pnrrh wit-h ,,,, ,,t-bracketed columns, front door with side lights and transom, and projecting bay window on the east side. The Warner' s sold the property in 1889 to John C. Darst. The Darst family occupied the residence until 1893 when it was sold to William H. Deacon. Mr. Deacon served as Town Clerk and Township Trustee, as well as being an insurance agent. The Deacon family sold the residence in 1918 to Emanuel Bartmess. The Bartmess family still own the residence. Legal Description: Lot 36 Services Third Addition & 28 Ft .x 132 Ft. Vac Alley W & Adi Lot 36 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Sharon Reese (nalgh-b2.r-,r1 ATTACH Deed Recces NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR . S GiLuS 22. DATE 4,94 IAA. '-AR. I 3 T r S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME Ed Harris Residence B. COUNTY St . Joseph C. NUMBER 141 D. ADDRESS 226 W. M i ch i qan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carl i s le F. QUAD NAME SR NR--- NHL—__— HABS HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 0 k 17 0 0 0 �J STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 r - �L 1. COMMON NAME _Lnu i s Anther House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Louis & Judith Anthes On the south side of West Mi ch i qan 3. VISIBLE X Yes _ No 226 W. Michigan Street Street east of the corner of Bray & New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 Michigan Streets. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN X Excellent X Unaltered Y ----_---- Removals Good Altered I I Structural Fair Moved 1 Replacement I I _ Deteriorated Date I Ruins Additions i nn 12. DATE 1916 13. STYLE Basic Box w/Prairie Style Influences U 15. DESCRIPTION 2- story Basic Box with Prairie style influences, horizontality stressed through wood trim separating stucco & clapboard siding. Wide chimney � _ . tor- punches through wide overhanging eaves , low wide brick front porch, cut stone sills ' wesr M LKi6�N ss urger double hung windows back porch has one square Facade Material �tucco above and 18. ENVIRONMENT column,supporting eaves. S'., thenw a h rf lao board Wooden fence encloses back yarn 16. OUTBUILDINGS 9 o Clapboard & Brick Garage, 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce __ Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Prairie/Basic Box style house at 226 W. Michigan Street was built in 1916 for Fd Harri-, and his wife Carrie Service Harris. The Harris ' s a np r�_ ted a_grocery store in downtown New Carlisle ao-d and Mrs. Harris was a dauqhter of Jeremiah Service, This house is significant fnr its prairie Ctyle influences including the second story stucco band, the emphasis on horizontality and the wide over hanging hip roof. The Harris family owned the house until 1935 when it was deeded to other descendants of the Service fan; oy.. Jerry H. & Georue Service- It was snld by .terry H SPrvirP in 1956 to Estelle & Gertrude Crum who sold it in 1960 to Robert Lee Garoutte. It was sold in 1969 to Joseph & June Seniff and it was purchased by the current owners Louis & Judith Anthes in 1977. Legal Description: Lot 7 Irvin ' s Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Judith Anthes South Bend Tribune January 22 , 1978 ATTACH NEGATIVE Deed Records ENVELOPE cr --Jo- HERE 21, SURVEYOR F' � xnlb S G1��i� J S�AMor'2 22. DATE 7 H1 A C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Samuel Lancaster Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 41 -05960-450__ D. ADDRESS 229 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Ca rl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1 51 41 0131 41 01 14, 61 11 7101 51 01, STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 FAIL ■ 1. COMMON NAME John Savlor House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP _ Public X Private John & Dolores Savlor On the north east corner of JlPcr 3. VISIBLE _ X Yes No 229 West Michigan Street' Michigan and Bray Streets New Carlisle, Indiana 56552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence X] X1 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ AweJl 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE �I Excellent Unaltered Removals Brackets from under eaves & all X X decoration Good _ Altered I Structural rr,� Fair Moved Replacement Aluminum Siding Deteriorated Date � I Ruins Additions 2 rooms on the north s i de qql assed n In n�rcr 12. DATE 1875 13. STYLE Ital ianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2'story I tal ianate house, with medium o i tch h i D roof. front porch has been enclosed tWo bay windows with ori`ginal decorattlon and ood Brack is 1 iindpr Pa\/PC recessed oa4ls under the windCSws. Front donr has - Plyi,�psh )ped transom. 2%2 double hung windows, wide overhanging eaves-no brackets. w MtC1414ArJ LT. Inscriptions Facade Material al um i num s i d i n4 1$. VIRONrINT 16. OUTBUILDINGS small steep pitch, hip roof; concrete block shed and gambrel roof, I II _ verticle Siding wood shed. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications —X— Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Italianare stvle hnuse was cnnstrnrrterf in circa 1875 by Samuel Lancaster. The oroperty had been in the Lancaster family as early as 18Q- Mr. Lancaster owned the harness shop in New Carl isle andJdas the JtlSr i rp of the Pp;;(-p fnr 25 years_ The original character of the house has been altered with the addition of aluminum siding and the removal of the front porch. Legal Description: Lot 37 & 38 Services Third Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES "New Carl isle 1 5=1-955� Warr and Wade ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P LkaiG J SiPrt��2 22. DATE S/11 St. Joseph 141-05961-450 A. HISTORIC NAME Geo, W. Matthews_ Sr. Residence B. COUNTY p C. NUMBER _ _ _ _ D. ADDRESS 230 W. Mi ch i qan Street E. TWP/CITYOlive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1514 A 5, 5,01 14,611171010101 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsn 1. COMMON NAME Fritz Clark House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _X Private Fritz S Evelyn Clark _ 0n the —uth east earner of 3. VISIBLE X _ Yes No 230 West Michigan Street Bray and West Michigan Strepts New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 6 6 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN- Excellent Unaltered Removals 1 X Good X Altered Structural r+ Fair Moved Replacement carport replaces shed Deteriorated Date Additions bay window in front r Paax Ruins 12. DATE 1835 13. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER I I 15. DESCRIPTION 11--story square plan Vernacular house with front porch with spindle columns supporting a plain frieze also supported by small paired brackets. Very. - steep pitch gable roof, 6/6 double- hung windows_ rlacsiral front door decoration ws r+ �-'i4p'' •r with covered transom and side 1 i ahts Facade Material 5" to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage off of Bray Street has vertical clapboard siding _ board .and batten siding with batten forming small arch at the eaveq 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology _ X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement x Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked The George W. Matthews home is historically imoprtnXit >s Npw Carlisle heranca it is one of the oldest extant buildings as well as the temporary home of Schuvler ColfgX Con.struit,erl in 1835 by William PPlham t� house his dry goods store and home, it was the first commercial building in the town- The fallowing year, Per ham ser a the business and the house to George Matthews, who used it as a general store and residence. Within a vear of his arrival . Matthews was elected Justice of the Peace and appointed the first Post Master of New Carlisle. Sharing quarters with the Post Office, he, his wife and his stepson, Schuyler Colfax lived there until 1841 when the family moved to South Bend where Matthews became County Auditor. There is some discrepancy as to whether Schuyler Colfax, later to become Vice-President of the United States under U. S. Grant actually lived in this house or in another in town. ■ _ . Leaal Description: -4. 1 10 x 1 ?2 Feet W £ Adj Int R Irvinls Aririitinn 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR `I'rA~� �' BRA►b 22. DATE v l I 1-i G k 0/13 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER L 41-05962=450__ D. ADDRESS 300 West Mi ch i oan Street E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 151410l 4, 8101 141611 1 6191 51 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 NE NODIST COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE _ It MILT D14fJ.TDANSFEDDED TO TOWN K NEW CAD W IN r IB69.NON SEWED AS$CHDDL 1. COMMON NAME Park 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP —X Public Private On the south side of West Michiaalr 3. VISIBLE X Yes No Street the I block between Bray and Colleae Streets 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pot. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other X Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ? Cl Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ EX Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals School Demolished 1981 I Good Altered 1' Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement I Ruins Additions 12. DATE 13. STYLE 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER o 15. DESCRIPTION w.H�G+11�M► if. Inscriptions Facade Material 18. ENVIRONMENT I I 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other Pa rk Specify the significance for each area checked The f i rst bu i 1 d i na on th i s s I to was the school hu i 1 t her the Met had i st Ep-i�I -Ch-irch in 1861 for $8000. It was called the Methodist Collegiate Institute. It was replaced by the—Npw Carlisle High School which consisted of two structures, one built in 1900 and the other in 1922. The Hiah School was torn down in 1980. 20. INFORMATION SOURCES 5.6.-T1t115t11k- 8111 o 1 SO ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 131-05963-450__ D. ADDRESS 301 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY01ive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 151 41015,0,01 14, 61 1 , 7101 41 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED ts77 1. COMMON NAME George Stockton House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private George Stockton On the north west corner of 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 301 West Michigan Street Bray and West Michigan Streets New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS' Residence 6 E� Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. , SITE PLAN__ — Excellent Unaltered Removals X Altered Good W Structural X_ Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions North wing an early addition i 12. DATE 188S 13. STYLE Xtal ianate Vernacular 15. DESCRIPTION 2—storyItalianate Vernacular house with small entry porch and wrought iron posts and railing. One sideof roof is supported by a stick style r bracket. 4/1 verticalmullion double hung windows, brackets suoport eave _and sit on I -- -- Kiui'6A►" sr . wide frieze board on gable and under all eaves Facade Material411 to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT on south east corners a bank of 3 small windows cla��card siding 5;' to the 3 x 1 wrap around corner, 3/1 vertical mullion. wea er claoboar� sldln� on Outbuildings; Small clapboard garage off of Bray Street, . addition, 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 2 Services Third Addition S� of 56 ft. E. Side 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE (o�i9�8i S/ 11 A. HISTORIC NAME James S. Parnell Residence B. COUNTY St , Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -O 965 450 D. ADDRESS 307 West Michioan Street E. TWP/CITYOI ive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR _ NR_ _ NHL_ ___ HABS__ HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 � 14 ID 14 i8 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Ki rk Denn i s House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP _ Public _�_ Private Kirk Dennis On north side of West Michigan east 3. VISIBLE — __X Yes No 307 West Michigan Street of the alley in the middle of the street New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 across from the park. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8, CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 1Y Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ O Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. (SITE PLAN _ X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered f l Structural Fair _ Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 1 story addition to west side 12. DATE 1880 13. STYLE Stick/Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 3 I 15. DESCRIPTION 2-Story Stick/Vernacular house with cross gable, medium itrh roof, __Entry articn ha- 4$°_gable supported by paired square rnlumns and wrnnnht iron h failing, side porch is supported by a single square column. Barge board on sD-u_t_b nd weft gables. Multi -lighted transom.2/2 double Facade Material 5'' to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT W. NILLLtG Sr, �ung windows. clapboard siding. 16. OUTBUILDINGS 2 story barn/garage with gable roof and shiD 13p si_dfna 19. AREAS OF SIGNIfICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Stick/ Vernacular style residence was built around 1880 for James S. Parnell . Mr. Parnell had purchased this property in 1871 . He sold the half of his property which this house is located to Norman Loomis in 1882. James S. Parnell was a lineal descendant of the Irish Patrint Parnell and was a prominent farmer in New Carlisle. He later became township trustee. He served as the New Carlisle postmaster under the Cleveland administration and lived to be more than 80 Yeers_ol Althouah this house was built as early as 1880_ the tracery in the gables mad have hPen aririP�+ t=* In 1890 Maria Couchman purchased the residence from Norman Loomis It was ni,rrhacad hV Bertha Trowbri1' in 1914. The next nwaa_ sksk s H��gb R She rhacad tha roc i dence in 1919. The present owner' s family acquired it in 1939 when Kathryn Wade purchased the property. Kirk Dennis, Mrs. Wade' s grandson, currently resides hPre- Legal Description: Out lot 2 Services Third S'f'! 53' W Side 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed records ATTACH Howard' s Histor of St . Joseph NEGATIVE Fniinty, Indiana ENVELOPE HERE '}" GfZaib. J. 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME George F. Miller House B. COUNTY St, Joseph C. NUMBER _l41 -05967-450 D. ADDRESS 321 blest Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 ive/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR _ NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 15 14 1014 12 101 14 611 17 l0 13 lO l STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 �• r I 1. COMMON NAME George Casaday House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _ X Private George B. F Edna Casaday On the north side of West Mi ch i cian 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 321 W. Michiaan Street Street west of the alley across form New Carlisle. Indiana 46SS7 the park. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS. Residence ❑Y t Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation O ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ - -_— Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SI T E PLAN X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered j Structural Fair Moved 111 Deteriorated Date Replacement r� Ruins Additions Vedtan�daaraae5 in dbaoc�C���20. L u Cottage with � � • 12. DATE 1883 13. STYLE Shingle style 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 1 's`storycrnsc g �_Cottage with Shingle style influence. Screer�d I in front pnrrh with stone piarc Shari dormers added in 1920,square bay window on west side, shed in back built to connect garage with house Inscriptions Facade Material 8" shingle 18. ENVIRONMENT 1 AN 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This cottage was constructed in 1883 for Georcle F. Miller. Mr. Miller nurrhaspri rhp -. property in 1861 from Jonathan and Gabriel Druliner. Mr. Miller sold the Droperty in 190S to Margaret and Ada Miller, relatives of his. It is a shinale style cottage with shinale a simpla frnnr p0rch_W4_are columns and a cross gable roof. A pine tree in the front yard is marked" Inman Trait'' _ There was also a neiahborhood well in front of the house. The house has bPpn in rhp Camp family since it was constructed, George F. Miller being the great-grandfather of the current owner Geroge Casaady. Legal Description: Lot 3 Carskaddon's Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES George b Edna Casaday ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR `P GRa16,' �• srpnt�ER s ``"1`cls 22. DATE 7-II- 19E C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER _141 -05969-450 D. ADDRESS 401 West Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 11 i6l 151 41 of 410101 14161 1 1 71 0l 31 OI STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME John Live 1 sbe rqe r House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private John Live 1 sberger On the north side of West M i rh i gan X 401 West Michi an Street Street, west of the alley across 3. VISIBLE Yes No g New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 from College Street 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence X❑ A Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE P n Excellent X Unaltered Removals i Good Altered X Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement j i Ruins Additions I 12. DATE 1920 13. STYLE Bungalow 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 1- story Bunqalow with a wide gable facinq the street over a brick pier porch. In the qable are small horizontal square windows above a decorated frieze. Front door has 4 panes of bevilled glass. Eaves project and have round ended exposed rafters and straicht brackets supporting the raking trim_ 2 bav windows are formed under the East and West flared gab] Facade Material Ito the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 5" clapboard siding, garage off of alley. clapboard siding. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description : Lot 5 Carskaddon' s Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE (11 1 9 181 i `'C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER.L 41=0�270=450 D. ADDRESS 402 W. M i ch i aan SttPP* E. TWP/CITY01 i ve/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11A 1514 10 14 11 10 I 14 16 11 ,6 19 17 10 1 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REV 1. COMMON NAME John Macias House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private John E Antonia Macias On the south west corner of WPsr 3. VISIBLE _ X Yes No 402 W. Michigan Street Michigan and College Streets west New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 of the park. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ] A Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ - — -- --- -- 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement I n s u l Brick i Ruins Additions Room addition south west corner '^ W ' 12. DATE 1880 13. STYLE - Stick/Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2—story STick/Vernacular house with gabled roof bay window on east side of portico in the back held by a Dair of stick stvle brackets, and G" — I--- double hung windows, 2/2 on the second story, 3/1 vert icle mullions on the first floor. Inscriptions Facade Material Insul Brick 18. ENVIRONMENT _ 16. OUTBUILDINGS - 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity _.— Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Lot 9 Ivens Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J.yrb-MpEg— P. C2a"" 22. DATE 5 �'� S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME Charles C. Carney House B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 1 41 -05971 -450__ D. ADDRESS 405 West M i ch i clan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Ca rl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1 51 41 01 31 81 01 141 61 11 71 01 31 011 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 o 977 5' 1. COMMON NAME Jack Waqn.er House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _X Private Jack & Betty Wagner On the north side of West Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 405 West Michiqan Street Street east of the alley in the New Carlisle_ Indiana 46552 middle of the block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence E)( Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ O Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object _ Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization O ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Y Other ❑ ❑ I 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. ��STE 1 X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good —X— Altered Structural Fair Moved 1 Replacement Deteriorated Date I 1 Ruins Additions 1 story addition on north side. I j 12. DATE 1901 13. STYLE Cottage / with t rek Revival inf l_ueLl 15. DESCRIPTION ]' story cross gable Bungalow. Brick foundation covered by stucco with brick rain table. 6/1 double hung windows. Temple front entry supports aable with decorated frieze. Flat engaged pilasters alternate with side lights. Stucco fan fpd Ti�cran rnL mas S ppor_t frieze of denxil work on south Past encinged port 0J.M«UA-&A+-1 Inscriptions Facade Materials" to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS __ Garage off of alley has s" to the clapboard siding with weather clapboard siding. �>Lucw Lrlm. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X _ Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This cottage style house with Classical Revival detail was constructed in 1901 for Cif rles C. Carney. Mr. Carney purchased the property in 1889 and took out a mortnagP in Ign1 t„ hi,; IA this house. It remained in the Carney family until 1955 when it was sold to Betty and Jack Wapner the current owners. This house is notable for its -mall prniert i ng entrance porti cc corners out at a 450 angle and framed by Classical pilasters supporting a frieze and nerliment - Narrow widows are lacatk in the angled sections and the door is flanked by side liahtS. The side pnrrh with tapered stucco columns was added later, Leclal Description : Lot 6 CarskaddD-' Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Records ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR .i. SrAµPeR, 5GIw5 P,cR.At� 22. DATE I l�jl IL d C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME First Schoolhouse of New Carlisle B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER.141-05972-450__ D. ADDRESS 406 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY O 1 i ve/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 1(31 N A 13 19 A I h (6 11 16 19 17 Q STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 'i a - - ,0 1. COMMON NAME Ward Cri tchf iel d House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Fay & Ward Critchfield Located on south side of Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 406 West Michigan Street Street west of College Park New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 1 S I Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected _ X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. -�- --SITE-PLAN— -- ' Excellent Unaltered Removals I X Good X Altered j Structural Fair X Moved Deteriorated Date 1930's Replacement Aluminum s i d i nn Ruins Additions i -? 12. DATF 1335 13. STYLE Bungalow 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER � 15. DESCRIPTION Small cottage or Bungalow with spindle /columfDD ront porch: gable roof, hip porch roof. Double hung windows w/aluminum storms I W . MIGRIC7" ST Inscriptions Facade Material Aluminum siding 18. ENVIRONMENT _ 16. OUTBUILDINGS covers clapboards _ 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other History Specify the significance for each area checked This house was the first school in New Carlisle, originally located at the southwest corner of Cherry And Frnnt ttrparc. It was also used for church, Sunday School , and political meetings. It was later moved to 406 W. Mich)gan Street and cnnvPrtPri into a residence. Legal Description: Fav s; Ward CritrhfiPid Int 1n IvPn' c 20. INFORMATION SOURCES George Casaday ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE tolasits� 1 S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME Grant M. McCarty House B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER L 41_05975-450 D. ADDRESS 4 1 3 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/ New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS_. HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 1 6 14 10 13 16 i0 1 14 16 Il 17 10 12 10 I STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 i M t 1. COMMON NAME Catherine Weiser House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Catherine_ Weiser north side of M i rh i nan St rapt 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 4 1 3 W. M i ch i qan Street one house east of Meridian Street New Carlisle, IndiaD-1 4�5c 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9, LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence E� Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment D D Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization D ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ � � 10, CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE AN j X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered Structural i Fair Moved ' Replacement Aluminum siding on first floor Deteriorated Date Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1 893 13. STYLE Queen Anne /Shingle Style 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story house, gable roof with fish scale and diamond shaped �3 shinqles in cables; side porch with wood lancet arches; Bay window in front on first and second floor, brick foundation. -- Inscriptions Facade Material Aluminum And 18. ENVIRONMENT W•1KlLUICrAIJ Sr.)I 16. OUTBUILDINGS Two—story carriage house in rear with Shingles Shiplap siding. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X— Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This Queen Anne style house at 413 W. Michinan Street was built in 1893 for (rant H McCarty- McCarty purchased the property the Dreviol,s year and nhtainpd a loan in 1893 to build the house. He lived here until 1893 when he sold it to Cel inch Ainsworth There were a number of s1lbsaqueu-t owners until it was purchased by the current owner Catherine wplspr in Ic7n A unique blend of Queen Anne and Shingle styles has patterned shinoles in the gables while the second floor shinoles have been covered by Aluminum siding The most unique feature of the house is the front porch with round arched and lancet arched trarery- Legal Description: W of lot Carskaddons 50 ft on Mich x 132 ft. Ad! . Carskaddon' s 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Records ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 5 �i1'�5 J ' P call"CA 22. DATE 1 r C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05977-450 D. ADDRESS 415 W. M i ch i aan Street E. TWP/CITY O l i ye/New Ca r 1 i S l e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL _ HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 10 13 14 10 1 � 16 11 17 10 11 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Lowell Clendenen House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Lowell Clendenen On the north corner of Mich%-c� 3. VISIBLE Yes No 5 W. X 41 Michigan Street and Meridian Streets 9 New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence X1 X1 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ 11Entertainment ❑ ❑ X Building(s) Landmark Neglected g Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other 13 II 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. ~ �. Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered X Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Aluminum S i d i ng I I Ruins Additions r 12. DATE 18R0 13. STYLE St irk7VernariiIa 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 3 I 15. DESCRIPTION Stick/Vernacular house, clable roof with flat roofed rear addition: side porch has been enclosed- hay window in frcnnt; rnrner rrim -1n,4 frieze; double hung windows; brick foundation s,,, µ,�.,,&A, j sr. Inscriptions Facade Material Al umi num s i d i nq 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Small garage in rear covers clapboard Wood fence around front of lot 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: Out lot 7 W Carskaddons beina S6 Ft on Mich St. x 132 Ft on Merjdian 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR S'tirnPEf, P CRa+U 22. DATE 35 jBl r -. C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St . Joseph C. NUMBER _ 141 -05979-450 D. ADDRESS 422 W_ Mi rh man Srraar E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 1 6 15 14 10 13 14 10 16 11 ,6 19 16 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 - .L - _ IN 1. COMMON NAME M i chae 1 Jenn i nas House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public �X Private Michael Jenn i nas On the south east Corner of MPri d i an Yes No 3. VISIBLE X 422 W. Michigan Street and West Michigan STreet New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ® ® Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent X Unaltered Removals X Good Altered Structural Fair Moved r-1 Deteriorated Date Replacement � � t- n I � Additions Ruins 1 II 12. DATE 1882 13. STYLE Cottage 14. ARCHITECT/BUI LDER 15. DESERIPTION Clapboard sided Vernacular Cottage; frieze board beneath eave-, and 1 gables ; double hung windows with newer shutters_: srPPply pitched nahla roof with asphalt shingles V � �, N,cNtGaJ sr• Inscriptions Facade Material 511 to the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT I 16. OUTBUILDINGS Garage of off Meridian clapboard siding with corner boards Street and frieze 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description : Lot 14 IVen ' s Addition 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Michael Jenn i nos ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR CRA14 22. DATE �S 8� 0/13 B. COUNTY St . JQs� — --_ 1 41 -0551 7_450__ A. HISTORIC NAME T, L—Bo-rden- QU-5~ C. NUMBER _ — — ]02 W. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New_ Car_1 i s 1 e___ F. QUAD NAMED. ADDRESS J SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1514 10l O i 3 10l 14 ,611 1619,0101 REVISED STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 y 1. COMMON NAMEJames Schrader House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private James & Evelyn Schrader — Qn—the—south ve l—ee er of 3. VISIBLE X Yes _ No 702 W. Michigan St �� 4 West Michigan Street and Thunderbird New Carlisle, Indiana 465521,�;q�553 Drive. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTION Residence a 11 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District ____- Historic District Govt./Pot. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ -- Neglected _ X Building(s) -- Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ _- Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ -- Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10X CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. S A Excellent Unaltered Removals Front pnrch roof Good X Altered WI Structural - --- Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement - 0 Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1868 13. STYLE Italianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Italianate style. L-shaped Klan house Garage is attached to >� '3 the rear but is unused. Brick walls have reressed hays ronta i n inq Mond-arrhPrl �~ windows; cornice line with brackets i w. Mtc.►lrt6aN .St. Inscriptions Facade Material Sri rk 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Split rail fence surrounds the oroperty. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This sionificant Italianate style hniise was hiiilr for Theodore & Eliza Borden. Mr. Borden came to this county in 184S from New York and ran a hardware stnra alcn cn11 nrJ ti.,wares and stoves. He and his wife were aarents of 6 children. One of the oldest Italianate styles in New Carlisle, this house is notable for its naired, hooded, round arch windows, brick walls with pilagtPr- and ►,rile frieze and a oroiectina cornice line with paired brackets. The front door is a double leaf wood panel donl_wirh leaded Qlass . transom irl floral— patterns. Unfortunately the front porch has been removed, however a small side Dorch with a spindle cnit,mn remains. Window sills and war rahle are of nir ctnna The house was Durchased by its current owners James & Evelyn Schrader in lg7S Legal Description: Lot 1 Keller' s Arldirinn r 711n' E & W x 945' N & S St. ADJ TO IOT 1 SFC -�4 IS 1W AC 20. INFORMATION SOURCES L7C�fl l2f<l�RDS ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 21. SURVEYOR `� �����5 SratyPt P�Rni� HERE 22. DATE 61 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. [>J1 Outstanding ❑ Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 1 41-450-6401 3 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Theodore Borden House olive 6. Address 7. City S. Quad Name 732 W. Michigan St. New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STF► Mount Contact Prints Here \ \ ' a F; til 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes ❑No 12. Ownership Owner's Address (if different) ❑Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® ®building ®Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/1301der 1868 Italianate 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other Front Porch 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two --_e4ri1 AAA h Plan Square with rear addition Foundation Stone " N Walls BRICK Common Bond N Roof Low, hipped � r Porches Side porch , open with scrollwork and decorative square posts. ® r Openings Windows have double, arched openings, with a stone, incised head, slightly gothic* } Interior Grounds/Outbuildings A modern garage is at rear 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing 1 BUI -OBJ Busy highway, some comemrcial Resources STR Resources ST'R 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ARCHITECTURE *arched. The eaves are wide, with couble scrolled brackets and a decorated frieze with molded panels- ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: The main door is double leaf, with cartouche-shaped panels and the upper two in glass. The surround is similar to ❑ART those on the windows. The side door has a similar surround with a stained glass transom. At the rear there is a one ❑COMMERCE slue y dudiliui i, bi 1,-K will i d luw I tippt-,d i uur. TI iei a is d pdr lidl i uw ur Idi ye uak li Gera al ll iv, eat,(aide ur ll ie lul. The ❑COMMUNICATIONS west side of the lot is overgrown- COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 85�11 1 JJ4�1�7pg9l "UIHER 32. Information Sources Owner and former survey 33. Surveyor Affiliation WGI Date 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME The Rapp Company China & Groceries B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05896-450 D. ADDRESS 108 East Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Ca rl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES L1 91 15 14 10 18 15 15 1 14 16 11 17 lO 15101 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES IN�.IENTORY REVISED 1977 nl l T n IrAr` DDIKIrc UE0C _ I 1. COMMON NAME Home Cafe 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private William & V inl a Mi 1 1 er On the south side of E. Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 108 E. Mi ch i cian Street Street east of the alley east New Carlisle, Indiana 46554 of Filbert Street 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce Ex Ix Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment (__ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ O Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN 1\4 Excellent Unaltered Removals MItF}I�A{d 5C X Good X Altered StructuralNew facade has totally changed its -- Fair Moved Integrity• / Deteriorated Date Replacement Doorway moved from Center to west corner. Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1905 13. STYLE Queen Anne 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2-storyOueen Anne style commercial building. The first floor has r �� 4 bays with a recessed entry door on the west corner. Second floor has 2 original paired wide casement windows with 5 copper pane transom. The cornice line has corner brackets and dentil work. Inscriptions Facade Material R r i c-k 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This 2 StnrV hrirk huiIdinn ,nnw rnntaining the HnmP Cafe)was built in 1905 T - bv Mr. Flra Rapp. He opened a general gtnrP and did a flourishina business for many years. Ellen & Frank Bleasdale followed ownership in the same line of business, until Mr. Voorheies opened a restaurant on the site. It has continued as a restaurant with Seymour & Nina Fradenbrugh, Orville Swartz & Bernard Streeter and current owners, William & Viola Miller. -� loft eat .�u� ,.� , IC3 4- At Legal Description: 27 ' E side Lot 22 Ex 6' N Side N-I� O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCE4INew Ca r 1 i s 1 e - 1835- 1955'' Watt and Wade ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. Craie. J. Stamner 22. DATE 7/81 C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME El ra Rapes General Store B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 1 41 -05898-450 D. ADDRESS 1 10 E. Mi ch i oan St reet E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/ New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER __ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 10 1 � 6 d W 16 11 17 10 6 10 1 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 Ali 1. COMMON NAME —Homy f nfp 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public ��__ Private --HomP Cafe r/o Wil l i-am F Win la Miller On the south side of E. Michigan St. 3. VISIBLE _.__X_ Yes No _1_l_n F Michigan Ctrppt near the alley east of Filbert St --f`1ew_ Carl i - 1P_ Indiana 4(irjS7 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce IX U Scientific ❑ O Encroachment _ X_ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN 1 Excellent Unaltered Removals —X— Good _X Altered Structural Entrance has been closed up Fair __ Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Wood s i d i nQ rep 1 aces I to 1 i ana to decorations. Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1890 13. STYLE Ital ianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION -Qne-,,tory Its al ianatc, covered over store front. Three wooden bays with _ -wood F1,4gr tnnP veneer oa--bottom 1/4 of the facade. Cornice line covered with corrugated wood siding. 1 � Inscriptions Facade Material Wood and f 1 agston- 18. ENVIRONMENT _ 16. OUTBUILDINGS - 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology —X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce — Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked I1 li7 IN lit BI, ,7", / _ r 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. Cra i rq, .1 gtamOAr 22. DATE 7/81 S;1 1 A. HISTORIC NAME Charles C. Carney Harness Shop g. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05899-450__ D. ADDRESS 1 1 2 E. Michigan E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i s I e F. QUAD NAME SR— • NR __ NHL____— HAGS_ HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6] P P P l5 I IS 1 11 71 01 51 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 IsILI LIM- 1. COMMON NAME National Bank of New 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES Carlisle 6 Trust Co. On the south side of E. Mirhi S 2. OWNERSHIP _ Public -�- Private First N�jpnal Rartk_ an q t - 3. VISIBLE X_--__ Yes No 114 E. Michigan St. near the west allev New Carlisle, IN. 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce EX 1� Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment —X__ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN T Excellent _ Unaltered Removals Mick1Gtf}N 5T N . X Good X Altered Structural Made into bank addition Fair Moved j Deteriorated Date Replacement / i/ Ruins Additions ,- 12. DATE -1$90 _13. STYLE Ital ianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER - , 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Ital ianate style buI ldlna made of tile. brlc_,� & class Klock. -The closed entries have brick stucco under the stoop and a metal plate. Facade has -2--ccct i rant-f4-u_ ed-p!4aste s suppof-t+n§ In pres e --met-alfrieze of dent i brackets at the corner. There is glass block above the central picture windows & flanking doors. Recessed double hung windows with iron lintels; cornice line is Inscriptions suppor-t"—by�hr-aGkats on a—deEeF-et-i-ve--f4�4-2zeFacade Material 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBURR61l Gsrecessed panels. _ 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Th i s two-story I taI i anate was probably bui 1 t for Charles C. Carnev ' s Harness Shop around 1890. Carney was the last harness maker in New Carlisle and when ha diari hp took the trade with him He follow-i sam larva f - as the only harness maker in the town. In lonR it gPrvPi ac A nanricr ' c rffirP First National Bank & Trust Col Lot 21 O. P. 18 ft. W. side New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES '_'Nell—farl iel<+ l >g6E" t ,—�� � ATTACH pQStr?rri NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. Cra i 22. DATE /2n/Rl S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME Commercial B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141_05900_450 D. ADDRESS 1 1 3 E. Michigan St. E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS _ HAER UTM REFERENCES 1 6 151 4101 81 0, OI 14161 11 41 11 OI OI STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 r 1. COMMON NAME Country Boutique 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION N TES 2. OWNERSHIP Public Private X Country Boutique On the north side of E. Michigan St. 3. VISIBLE X_ Yes No 1 1 3_E. M-i ch i aan Sr- nea_r the 5-i_de—oL�the_ New Carlisle, IN. 46552 block. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ — Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce 1� 1� Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other _— Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals N Good —X_— Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions Metal awn i na-5 12. DATE1880 13. STYLE Italianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER / 15. DESCRIPTION 2—story commercial Italianate buildina with 3 bays and a central— recessed door. Bays are separated by cast iron fluted pilasters, supporting a cast i rnn corn ice Liner rniind arched eLndnws are above th sills & flat jack arch lintels with a floral keystone at the top and curled brack- e-tc at ,hc Fsse-o-fit! ro.\nded �rel�—tone �QnL W „1u .:5 I 'dl dw i y� c� curled brackets support the cornice line made of squar ts bra and recessed panels. Inscriptions Facade aterial . r I cK & cast iron 18. ENVIRONMENT Mltg I 0 ST. 16. OUTBUILDINGS - 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology _X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity _X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation X Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Th i s two story Italianate style bu i 1 d i nq was built in circa 1 880 to house a a rocery owned by Bi11 Jones. The second floor was occupied by the medical and dental nrarriras nf: nr p,- Dr. Van Rypen came to Olive Township in 1875 and married Zurelda Reynolds, dauqhter of James Revnolds. Dr. Borden shared the upper apartment of the building with his dental practice and residence. The buildina was sold in the 1890' s to William Brummir who in turn sa.1d it in 1909 rn William Stites. It was purchased in 1946 by Aura and Genvie Clark who oDerated a paint store until 1968. The current owners, Robert & Betty Watson, operate the Country Bourque, a women' s clnthinCi srnre- The facade of the bLLLLd-na has nQ1—b-ePn altered since its constrncZipn, which is rare in New Carlisle. It still re.t i s cornice and window details and f1iirPd r,st_ irnn nilasrers on the main floor_ Watson, Robert J. & Betty Lou 8' W side lot 95 & 11 . 73' E Side lot 94 OP New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. Crain I CtamrPr 22. DATE 7/30/81 J HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05902-450 ADDRESS _ 1 1 5 E M i Gh l.g;;n St. E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlislee� F. QUAD NAME M rryy 12 RATING ❑Outstanding t�ISignificant/Notable 0Contributing/Reference ❑Non-Contributing UT REFERENCES 1 g 1 41 0l0 1 91 a i 4r 6 11 71 Q5 IC TATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 198t �- a Sr COMMON NAME Gerard Feeney Law Off i ce4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES /doctor office/news office Gerard Feeney OWNERSHIP Public X Private On the north s i rip of E Michigan �t VISIBLE X Yes No 1 1 ri F- M i rh i rdan Ct near the middle of the bl ocjs_ New Carlisle, IN 46552 USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9a. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS esidence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District ovt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark ommerce CX C% Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction idustrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other griculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object ansportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ rganization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ 9b. SURVEYS ther —_— _—_ ❑ ❑ SR NR NHL HABS HAER �. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN — Excellent —__ Unaltered Removals N X Good _X_ Altered Structural Interior made into small offices — Fair Moved — Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 2. DATE 1RRO 13. STYLE I tnl i anntp 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 5. DESCJRI?TION A 2-story, commercial Italianate building with 3 bays and a re- cessed oor on the tacade. Bays are separated by cast iron, fluted pilasters sup- porting nrting a nla e round arched , double-hung windows are trimmed with plain concrete keystones in a protruding jack arch iintei . Siiis are or cut stone. BRICK S PRESSED ascriptions Facade Material 18. ENVIRONMENT ��'llCl+Ily4N `lt. MtIAL 6. OUTBUILDINGS ----- - ---------------- -------- 9. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Specify the significance for each area checked Aboriginal This building which is a nice example of an Italianate, commercial ATTACH — Arts NEGATIVE structure, was used as a dormitory house which rented rn�aos at nnp times X Architecture ENVELOPE _X_ Commerce HERE — Communications Community Planning Education Engineering Environs/Neighborhoods — Exploration/Settlement Humanities Indian Landscape Architecture — Military gr Politics/Government Religion Science/Technology Social/Ethnicity r Transportation Vernacular/Constructic X Other H j s_t9CX_ Feenev. Gerard Int QS n P 9n' Mid pt. Z0. INFORMATION SOURCES - Ow P-r _----•.• "-._.__ "I. SURVEYOR P. Craig, J. Stamper, S. Gillis 22. DATE 7/3 0,"'C I - S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME First National Bank of New Carlisle B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141-05901-4�0__ D. ADDRESS 1 1 �1 �. F!i ek i gar, f` ✓j E. TWP/CITY �f�lew—Oa_r�;S h F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS` HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 P 18 17 l0 1 Il 17 10 15 10 l STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED t977 �4 ~ram 1a 1. COMMON NAME Nat-ionaL--$ank—of New CaFI i s+ePROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5, LOCATION NOTES f�rlis o 2. OWNERSHIP Public —,X— Private _Eixst--Nat-i-ona-1--$atzl�--ef- Jew On the South side of E MiehigaT,—S�--__. _ . _ l_ 3. VISIBLE __ __ Yes _._._- No 114 F- Mi r-h i Can It-- -wes" --th 0'/O G11 )' I11 New Carlisle. IN. 46552 _ e �lesli. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce Ik Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment —X— Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ O Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN --.X_ Excellent _— Unaltered Removals - Good -X- Altered Structural -lra t.�i✓,- a 1 t ea i orr s Fair __ Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 12. DATE —1940 13, STYLE Romane gijP 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER �. J 15. DESCRIPTION z-story---fiomauesqug—bLa lei ^s with' a steep-and watc;- Labic, large picture window on the first floor under an intermediate rnrnire line pro- trudi ag from the-hui l d� wi t-In dent- i 1 warms-DQuh1e hung windows on sernnd fl-8nr between rough cut stone sills b lintels. Cornice line has .small decorative 18. ENVIRONMENT braeke-"--abmvc a, cyy G Jai L �i ;ueu b Junin wuik. Cazi_ racade has brICK and glass block windows. FACADE MATERIAL: STONE BLOCK 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology _ X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity —X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked The Fj rs t Nat innal Rank of Mew Carl i sI a has h- i 1 t g8- b W+l 1 i2rn 6nrd-+4&r : D;-61-1;;;;; LL. It replaced an earlier buildino on the site known as the Sarvirp and ','.,n Pnn L- tlhlrh frames hiii1din^ h 7ng dry goods and shoe store. This e-ar1ler building bar{ nn real Iitios;-however--Mom- f the firrkinc� _}(as rarriPrf niit aG_ e_$ y}� {�jWare CO[Ah2p�f h-,--��n o.a�r� 1R9R rhP Sarvira hiii1rl •ac rlpctrnvarl by Piro �ni George H. Service sold the orooerty to Jacob Wnnlvecron, who Sold it f-wo years later—t-o the-B,-u„ ' � Arthur Rrumuitr tr organ i 7ed_thP F ii rc t ties �i a 9Etry c, :it--F96 e f i rs t hnard of dirPrtnrs waS._Hauea-4iubhaf-d-,-J-edge-Lue4AinrQbbarJ, They took over all the assets and liabilities of t ✓eFital be-Ej--et G25,000. In h-e bui 1diag irlrrJi--at-e�y--ta-�hc usL a--J a vdUI L wdt, N1dc.e6 and partitions remnved rn ,1se--the-en-dire hu*- Iding. In IgS4 the n1d fixt,ros; were rarmved And new count rc and fixture3 of walnut were added. Leqal Description : First National BaDk & Trl,sr Co 32 ' E side Lot 21 b 1/2 Vac. Alley E & adi . O. P. New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES 'Nes,-Ez:;-1 is ATTACH Deed Rec -[[ s NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR I Ct nmror. 22, DATE 7/29/81 a C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Charles Hauser & Son B. COUNTY S1-- -Jam h C. NUMBER 141 -05903-450 Grocery Store & Butcher Shop — --- -- D. ADDRESS Oli 1 1 7 E. 'titih i gdrr 3r E. TWP/CITY ve F. QUAD NAME SR_ NR__ NHL _ HABS HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 151 4101 81 81 OI 141 61 11 71 11 Ol 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED t977 eel 1. COMMON NAME Red Inn L i auors 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public Private _ Harold & Betty Roesner On the north sine of F Mir 3. VISIBLE X Yes _ No 1 1 7 E. Michigan St. in the middle of the block Nc�o Carlisle. IN. 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce 1� 1�4 Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent ____ Unaltered Removals ?` _X Good X__ Altered N Structural Fair Moved 1st floor facade has been changE d Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1885 13. STYLE Ital ianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION A false front 2-story facade in a 1 story building. 3 bays with a recessed door surrounded by formica panels and small eye level windows. Pressed metal intermediate cornice line has small square decorative brackets. Alone on the cornice line are brackets with rosettes & a simple floral design. MlCNi4kN Sf nscriptions Facade Material F6rmtra panel 18. ENVIRONMENT Across the street from 16. OUTBUILDINGS and gold brick the bank. '9. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X _ Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other pecify the significance for each area checked This small I tal i anate building with a false front contained the grocery store and butcher shop of Charles Hauser. Hauser was married to Ruth Bates. dauahter of Charles Bates, owner of a hardware anri Postmaster for nine years in New Carlisle. Hauser ran the grocery with his son John for manv Years. Roesner. Harold Lot 95 O. P. 22 ' E. Side ). INFORMATION SOURCES "Naw (arllclP 1R��-14F��� ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 1. SURVEYOR P. Craig, J. Stamper HERE '_. DATE 7/2WRI S/11 141 -05905-450 A. HISTORIC NAME _ Br Eaa tt Mercantile Co. B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER — _ _ _ ___ D. ADDRESS 123 E. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY O1 i ve/New Carl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR _.. NHL —. HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 15 14 10 18 18 10 1 14 16 11 17 11 10 10 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 10 171" goo Ql 91 NEM Vw 1. COMMON NAME dip-u-ston—Home--Cen-t_er 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X _ Private Hnustn Pr Harrivrara On the north side of E. Mi ch i oan St— 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 123••E Michigan St _ west of the eastern al ley_ New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce 19 Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X _ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITF P-6AN Excellent Unaltered Removals _ X Good X— Altered Structural First f 1 nor farade__9 e-d Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement W i nrinw. , hna rripd up�y��_way / an Ruins Additions Metal aldII.l.nnrahnva y 12. DATE 1_229__13. STYLE Ira.] ianatp 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION Two-story,5 bay commercial Ital ianate building with a C�ntral rer- egs_e_d_entry uR-der a mPta1 awnjag qix dntiht_e hung inrinws ahove hoarded—up__ha1_.f w y, iron 1 intels and cut stone si ] Is. a metal cornice with four wide brats anri diamonC dFntal, ornamentation. Facade Material --Hri-ck And Formica18. ENVIRONMENT nscripnons Cvl [1lce sUorle 1115cr1pLIon : brumrnlr-r t, Son 16. OUTBUILDINGS i889 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology _X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other H i s to ry Specify the significance for each area checked This two story brick buildina was built by William and Mark Brummitt in 1 889 for the Brummitt Mercant i l P Cmmpany Th i c hu i 1 rl i_ng r___Pp_1_aLed_ 4 earlier small hardware and implement store hllilt in 1861 by Mr_ Thnmcnn The first floor of the Par] ier huildinn was dividPri in rr pith farm implements on the west side and hardware on the Past side_ In the early 1890' s the Brummitts purchased the business and in 188q_th-f,- nripinal buildiD was rlayei ba k to the ^] left and the existing huildinn 1h 1C in the front Ahniit 1P\gf1 . itt went into business with his brother Mark_ The src)re was rhpn rallad Rriimm; tr Hardware Cmmnany_ The ceilinc in the Hardware Store was made of cnrruCatpd iron Arth,jr Brummitt Sr_ and his wife livpd in an a o_ In_.Inrilarv_ 1g17 _ Flla —,ad Frpd _7wr"r-chased the-busing —from Mark Brummitt and coat i nuPd—to rarry r the hardwa t,An t w�c riir hu rl Ej�, II M !!79 11� �/✓C 89— Leqal Description : Lot 96 O. P. ?8 Ft. F Side New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES "New Carl isle 1835- 1955" Watt and Wade ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR ? �QA{�. 7• �f�INf�Ef2 22. DATE S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME E. H. Harris Grocery B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05906-450__ D. ADDRESS I?5 E. Michigan St. E. TWP/CITY 01 ive F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11161 151 41 CI 81 91 01 14, 61 11 71 01 91 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 lilt 1. COMMON NAME —Ra_]-ph',; Bakery 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public Private Patric i a Hankins On the north sideaf E M i c_h i moan St_ 3. VISIBLE Yes No 125 E. Mi ch i clan St. west of the all_ey on--the east side New Carlisle, ►N. 46SS? of the hlnr!< 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce n Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment — X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent _ Unaltered Removals Canvas awning X Good X__— Altered i Structural Fair _ _ Moved j Replacement Deteriorated Date / �• Pf�esse meal sheets on 2nd Ruins Additions nor ara P_ 12. DATE 1$975--13. STYLE Ital iana-te 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Ital ianate commercial bui ldincl with 2 bay store front with e�9 sid lltc F traa5nm around the retested door - U sTuara pi ]aster ciPrnrarP the bays with square capitals and support a metal cornice line with capitals on the ciiJz, aLvvc flit Li ii.K NaLLci n uii uicLdl wvci �, Llic I"luui MICFfIbIfMI �f• f� n4n sheets around 4 6/6 double hung windows tha�aLa P, d by a metal tor- 18. ENVIRONMENT Across from the library. nice line decorated by a string of rondellas under paired brackets with 16. OUTBUILDINGS s ma-"_ hria ckets_i_r"-hetween�--carve-r—p--L a e to_t_he_e e line. FACADE MATERIAL; Red brick & yerti- ral 1..v Arl rnnalc 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology _X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity —X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This 2-story Ito1ianate Style commercial building -On the snuth tide of F Mirhivan Sr was built for Edward H. Harris in circa 1895 on the site of an older commercial building_ Harris ran a grnce in rhlc building for 55 years. He was married to Carrie M. Service. dauc.hter of Jeremiah Service, a pmminant pion er of the area and a wealthy businessman After Mr. Harris ' death in 1,g35 Mrs Harris snld it to Wilhlir and Margaret Taylor who also raA a successful grocery for 24 years. The buildinq was subsequently sold to Dorothy Mason and then to Frank & Nance Battman. The current owner is Patricia Hankins who is rentinc the first floor to RalDh' s BSlkery. The building' s facade has been altered since its construction with the aoplication of pressed metal sheets in a brick Pattern over the oriainal decorative round pilasters that flanked the windows on the second floor and the removal of a triangular pediment above the cornice line with Harris ' name on it . Hankins. Patric!a A. Lot 68 0 P W 1/2 New Carlisle - 20. INFORMATION SOURCES C i t�i rector-Y 1902 ATTACH Deed Records NEGATIVE ''New Carl jsle, 1 835-1 95511 ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR P. Craig , J. Stamper 22. DATE 7/29/81 ■ S/12 ` A. HISTORIC NAM New Carlisle & Olive Township Library B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05907-450 _ D. ADDRESS __;-.1t6-E—M-1-e-h4--gan-�t-reeC E. TWP/CITY �i_>ce�lleHr-Ca-rl is]e - F. QUAD NAME SIR Nft NHL HABS_ HAER_ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1514 10 19 11 101 14 16 11 17 10151 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME P„ -r I- . _hr�r�i 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP x, Public Private New--Ga-r-1--s-1-e--Puk 1 i G L i 'a r) --O --he St. 3. VISIBLE _X____ Yes No 19� F_ Mi rh i nan St eas_t:_p- tha-mi-dd_le Ne_4 -Car-Li c 1 c IN 46557 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ O Encroachment - X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational W Q Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY lla. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN __X Excellent —X_ Unaltered Removals Good -- Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1921 13. STYLE Prairie/Tudor ReviV4lARCHITECT/BUILDER Ernest YQ-unp 15. DESCRIPTION 1 1/7--tort' free standing Iihrary with Tudor Revival F. Prairie style inf the_ s ulLbas sk --hr--i-Lk. cou-r-se-sgpar tom-rig-thy half-t+ and cv4zco a 15. �t MLCglOt -N J I s�r5Ak n he centered entrance that has brackets support k��d� � �a� over the door. 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Brick_ stucco S wood. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts __ Y Education Indian Science/Technology _ X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked The New Carlisle Public L i b ra ry was founded in 1902 The spnnsox&_-o_ h-e-me-veme„t weTe-L„L- members of the Carl is1e CLn.v �b a 1 i A &e r i ^{f rrd Ga Hers-b�c}a^�h -Ye��tent efforts including a "Book Carnival" , "A Wash i ngtnn Tea Party" and a Musical by the El bel Rr-ot-herc Th �o.orr.4 aEaJt -onq-wl th 6 vel-um,-�donatPd by T ' Iir1aIis hiaiag fnrmPri t 1, released all Propertyclaim-, in 1917 over to the Npw Carlisle And Olive Township 1 ibrapy- and after—receiving an e.op-prapT- a-t-i-o of 59000 from the Carneqie Foundation. In 1918 Arthur & Mary Hubbard gave the lot on Michigan St. where construction began. The 1ibrary was desioned by Ernest Young of South Bend and the upper level F. exterior were finished in 1919 The basement -was flni-sheJ in 1922 cccorlir.3 tc the vadc Illy YF3unj. Tl, is U„ique building sits Eat-r-`e'y frpm hiii1rlinns nn i f ` ����.��I h c g ,V -C) I,?.I war monuments and Plaques around its well -ornnmed lawn_ Ienal Descripti�Lat 1Q 79' E SiJa Loa=220 and ' Vae A11cy C artJ AJJ 20. INFORMATION SOURCES noPrl Rornrris ATTACH ""a,: Cir l i s l e, 1 8)5-19:J' 1:cWade NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21, SURVEYOR 22. DATE Ellis C. Taylor Groceries & Dr Goods St. Joseph A. HISTORIC NAME y y B. COUNTY p C. NUMBER 141 -05909-450__ D. ADDRESS 1 29 F_ Mi rh i gan E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 1 c3l 15 14 10 19 12 10 1 14 ,6 11 7 11 1010 I REVSTATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 o 977 I _ _ 1. COMMON NAMEThe Vi 1 1 aqe Flori st & Gi ft�; 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _ X Private The Vi 1 1 aote Flori ct f ri ftc 041- the noT-0,_q i �c of r 3. VISIBLE X Yes No �q F Mi rh igAn St east of the Pa�tPrn as ey ne-a, New Carlisle , IN. 46552 Arch St. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce EK 11 Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object _ Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ ____ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other O ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent _ Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Brick facade has been covered witl- Fair Moved pane 15. f Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions Shop w i ndows have f 1 ash i ng l i ght 12. DATE -28$.-13. STYLE Ital lanate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER / 15. DESCRIPTION 2- story Italianate style commercial with entrances to 2nd story at_ the east side. Shop windows & sli htly recessed doorway: On second story, there e3X��--�CalJll1$-k7-13F►�--WiR AWs=� Avvb P set in the`mid vd a with sin.31c win rdG,4> flanking it. Cut stone sills & lintels lift above it where it was bricked in. - Rosettes are found in the center of the 1 ipt 1 . (See below) hl(�N(U/4N Inscriptions Cornice stone: E. C. Taylor Est. I Facade Material Red brick & alum- 18. ENVIRONMENT 16AA.w08YB81LU4SS line has 4 decorative brackets with panels and i num panels Gent11 worK. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other Hi ,tnry Specify the significance for each area checked This commercial bu i 1 d i nq was bu i 1 t i In 1 888 for El 1 i s C. Tay]nr whn npPraterl n n rnrary s_ art of the dry goods store. Mr. Taylor was born in 1832 in Ohio, and came to this/hunt ry in 1864 & started his htis i nes- . He married Sarah C. Harris in 1856 and had 6 children. Mr. Taylor continued to be a successful businessman & farmer until 1909 when he died. The building was sold to William H. Stites that year who occupied it for 31 years continuinn the grocery business. In 1943 John & Dorothy Luzadder bought it and ran John ' s Grocertv Store and sold it after 9 years to Chester & Ruby Jones. In 1975 the Jones ' sold it to its present owners, William Violet Sutton. who converted it intn The Village Florist & Gifts. 'Iwo 10 !Aut pill. # ll �lll1 �i t�� William & Violet Sutton Lot 69 O. P. 22 1/2 ft. W side New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed Records ''Howard' s History of St. Josety" ATTACH ph Coun NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE I d C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME __J-he-Eai-r__Com--9r62I Rvi ldirg B. COUNTY St. )oph C. NUMBERD. ADDRESS 131 E. Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY _0J-1 ve%New Car-1-i S 1 a F. QUAD NAME SR NR __ NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 10 19 12 ,5 1 14 16 11 ,7 11 10 to STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Barnhart Insurance 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public x Private FF r F Fr- F1_g_�ence Mr MIT I 1 i n A the north side of r Michigan it. 3. VISIBLE _ _—_ Yes No I -�l F_ Michigan St. _ea-st of the a11Py in the mLdd_1-eof--t-4g NlewCa r l i c 1 b l c d,t. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce l Q Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment _ x_ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals _Chi cago_b@y win _ X Good —X Altered was removed Structural Facade has heen alter 14 Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1-$-0-13. STYLE It-al l-ana*q 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER / 15. DESCRIPTION S e ftv1 isneto s+yAe-eommere all h''i td'Rg with one-bay on the far_ade with a reressed d panels cover bric` ce. first floor and a flat aluminum awning spans the 1st floor. Brick on second flnor has large segmented jack arch that has been bricked in .where the bay window was MI�F4IGAN ♦� 18. ENVIRONMENT 1v,.Lc J. l..//�� . .. 11.0 1 IIIC lld> >Illdll LlduAei_5 6 dCIILI I WOI,a K. Corners have square and octagonal urns FACADE MATERIAL: YelIQw brick above the eaves. & metal panels on lst floor. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology —x _ Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other u'- --tcry Specify the significance for each area checked -Al-thug tP Cif f rnn5 t ruct i on or first. ownpl- I s not known_ D i rtu res taken an ;i tki t♦ ntwT-/--n,�� e the kw: 1 ere for- se,era�ll ysc e. f1'tnt 1905 t nnQ -, all J IIThP Fair'' nr_cupied the building and a -thot tire, the-bay-WindrM-wlt cti11 en it. It is Ret I(no• r, fz,.,r cc bay was removed. The building has bPPn in the ownership of the MrMIIIli 'FAMilY SiAce 1938, h--n thay moyed- Ee-New Carlisle err_ c Z 1 r Sri n—t h e bus;T, r� ►. Today it i5 rented by Rarnhart InSllranr-- fn _Legal DQSU1R>:1Q0 : I nr Rio n- P i R fr Mi 11 Pt New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ''New Ca r I i c I P I R35--1 4-yci I lwat.t F. Wage ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21, SURVEYOR P Cfzk ,7 1(�}MR�►�_ 22. DATE -7 �Q1 d 0/13 A. HISTORIC NAME E. H. Harris Drua Store B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 1 41 -05912-450__ D. ADDRESS 133 East Mi ch iclan Street E. TWP/CITY -01_i-ce/New—Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR_ __ NHL—__ HABS- __ HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15141 0191 21 0 14i61 11 71 1101 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Soda Bar 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Gerald Fppnpy Th rolol 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 125 East Michigan Street establishment north side of Mich1_gan New Carlisle. Indiana 46SS2 west of Arch Street 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce A XU Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent -- Unaltered Removals Tr i anoul a r Ded i ment at the cornice Good X Altered Structural 1 i ne and the canvas awning Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement --- -- Ruins Additions V) 12. DATE 1822 13. STYLE $ueefl �n--� 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER I � , 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story_ nlie nn'St,- commercial bui ldinq with a 3 bay facade. A cast iron projecting '2nd floor bay wlnaow has decorative frames and panels around — and-abaue doub-le ttaq_wind ows Cornice line is highly ,rriri,la _ Last i�can . rt�c.,,�.,� sr. also frames the door way and has engaged colonettes. Bothlldoor S Windows have —t ran som s - I �r?e b-rick e t^ �I,p pc r_t-cacnu-Le�_ine-a t-tea rae�—Nor-t-h aEad c segmented arch window frames around double hung windows . Inscriptions Facade Material 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREASOF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology — Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked This two—story nueen Anne style rntnmprcial hililrlinr, nrobal�l_y.—built f�TEFlwa�d—}� Ilarri ' in LH2_.—No rP r n Ld c a-se-,_but__i--t-_was be l ;aye d t c h c\'o Loon a Druq store with a large soda fountain bar on the west wall . Mr. Harris was married to Farrle M_ Service- daughter of .1ere_miah Service a nrnminAn"Ew—Ca_L_S-1_e---P_e-r an wealthy businessman Mr Harris snld the huildinn hpforP the furn of the Century ro Stevens. Wade and Miller. who also ran a drug store, and kept the soda f Ilntaisl The Than-q— in title after that sale are unclear, but the Stevens, Wade and Miller group probably ran Lhe business for many years. ioGay aerara reeney owns the building which contains the Cn(ta Rnr T h i s h 1 1 1 1 d_Ln rJ i s .;n i n �d p C ay_�j-�B� a_t—bug_ i ' I a�-g� *h�--z,.o� Qewa-1 li. Th-e-w+�er, has been kept in Its original state except for the removal of a triangular pediment on top of the bay with Harris ' name on it. Ian U, Leqal Description : 94r ft . E side Lot 69 11-4r ft. W side Int- 7o n. p. Npw r'arlicir 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Mrs. Feeney ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 21. SURVEYOR HERE 22. DATE 7I2- 16I � r S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME Warner Drug Store B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05914-450 D. ADDRESS 135 East Michiqan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ye/New Car i s 1 P F. QUAD NAME SR NR______ NHL___— HABS HAER_ .__ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1514101913101 14161 1 1 71 1101 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1. COMMON NAME Watson 's Plate Shop 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private Watson' s Plate Shop c/o Florence Watson on the north west rornPr of Fast 197 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 135 East Michiqan Street Michigan Street and Arch Street New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST T ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS' Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ® Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X_ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ I 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. d SITE PLAN X Excellent Unaltered Removals Good _X Altered — — — — Fair Moved Structural Deteriorated Date Replacement A Ruins Additions 12. DATE 1874 13. STYLE Ital ianatP 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Italianate coamercial building with 7 rPressed Pnrranras and r, cast metal ornamentation. Second floor has 2/2 double hung windows w/ cut Store sills .and cast metal hood o rnamen s - orn i ce 1 i ne has a decrnrated fr i PAP of h rnrkefs_ and M Cu C,�dN 5r. ns cnpUons cessed panels Facade Material Rrirk anCastd 18. ENVIRONMENT ns 16. OUTBUILDINGS Metal 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Plannirfg Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other h i story Specify the significance for each area checked This site was originally occupied by a small frame buildinq constructed by Jacob Warner on the northeast corner of Michiqan and Arch Sts. It was soon moved to the northwest corner, the present site, and enlarged to make room for a post office. Jacob's son, Francis D. Warner, bought it in 1874 and replaced it with the existing, two-story building. The west half of the new buildinq was occupied by T. J. Garoutre ' s Dry Goods StnrP_ The east half held Warner' s Drug Store and was sold to Lory & Daisy Stinchcomb Graffort who later sold it to the Kellogg Drug Co. from Knox, Indiana. The west half remained the Garoutte Dry Goods Store until 1920 when it was purchased by David Hostetler. In 1941 this half was also sold to the Kelloa_a Drua CQ. Ten years later the PntirP buildinq was sold to Glen & Winnie Watson who continued the drug stare and had nnP are_a_as a gift- shun afrar Mr Watson ' s death, Mrs. Watson found the qift shop to be runninq better than the drug store so she rnnrPntratPd her efforts on the gifts , especially the collectors ' plate section. Her interP5tin Dlatie collecting grew until her shop became solely involved in the buvina and se_llina of collectors ' plates Today the Watson ' s Plate Shop is known world- wide as the headquarters for plate collectors. This two-story. Italianate building has been very well maintained and retains its ar�inal character on the exterior as well as the interior. Its cast- iron hood moldinas are the only ones extant in the commercial district. IPttal DPsrrintinn - Inr 7n n. P. '�R� Fr _ F siriP Haig rarlicla 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed records Chapman ' s History of St. Joseph ATTACH County NEGATIVE ENVELOPE 21. SURVEYOR HERE 22. DATE Ill f31 IL 1 S/12 A. HISTORIC NAME Farmers ' State�ank B. COUNTY St. Jn4PDh C. NUMBER 141_05915_450 D. ADDRESS 136 E. Michigan St. E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Ca rl i s 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS__ HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 6 15 14 p 19 �+ p I C+ �6 Il ,7 b 6 10 1 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 1 _ I w 1. COMMON NAME -Th"ewe4--8otc 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _X Private Thomas---- Ruby Rau&4r-heab ch On- tki �- u-thwest corne✓' ;X.—Arch 3. VISIBLE X Yes No l �n F M i rh i 5pn Ct 3.^. Ezc t .M i eh i gan St. New Carlisle, IN. 46552 6, USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce Gd 5� Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment _x._ Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Shinrgl e Ruins Additions Z:r_ 4 12. DATE1919 13. STYLEp rairie/Classical 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER t: 15. DESCRIPTION I-stnry brick rPrtan-gul2r tion, square brick pilasters at the facade corners with rnncrerp hasp Cornice line and door frame also of concrete with a trianoular R_edimenr and hrarkPrq MIC lUr4K Window flank doorway. Brick projection above cornice line with triangular 18. ENVIRONMENT :-I r t 3 1.ove--t-he—d8ot`w 1-fldul .) ui 1 Cd:�L 1 UC d 1 C - 16. OUTBUILDINGS bricked in. Shingled awnings above windows added in 1980. F�rADE M4TERI 1 i 13rick 9 eeneFete 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology x Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked "Chock " CralTlRer end Richard CrafrinPr It wac a Large_hilitrim , the -;outhw—t corner of Arch St to the a! 1ey next to t;c library. It was a regular stop on the road from Chicago to Detroit Cramner c=n cnld it to Incenh A„ate to become-afarmer, and Ivans ran it until 1853 when he sold it to David White Several SuhsPgiiPnt nPnn1P ranthe the hotel , with Phillip BFueh runninq it for the lonoe.�t Derind from 1868 until ISg2 —W1th the co c 101 0 Q coacl• 1 ine became neglected and the hotel was nn lnnger profitable It burned-dol0.n in 19 r- �e-preper-t was bought in 1919 by a group of farmers whn were disenchanted with the lord ksnl.c ]+' I� moo! 1 + �+ + their n.in_ - N.:.meJ the Farr.--:-3 Gtate—Bank. t operated undera board of dirert-r-)r- hiir went hankrupt i-n the depre6gion of 1933. After szover@! year-,; of legal h -was finally sold te Trr�as-and-Baby-flc ; I. ;,La�I1, W' P� a iP ,e1 r„ &to;8 Ga11ed the Jewe1 °✓�.. The simple Classical and Prairie style rletalI of rho fa Eat makP this a iiri-que hui-l-d-+ag in New Carlisle. IP0a1 necrrirCiCn Rausr-hPnhach Thnmac r Piihh _24 ft. F -, idP lot 17 OP New Carl isles N V 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Rem�-i-s-Eeeee-5 f COM Pt:en ATTACH Cha=ans NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR Cl�kl(n rTM��• 5. GICL(S 22. DATE ���i S/11 A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 41=05917=450 D. ADDRESS 203 East Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl i s I e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 11 10 0 15 1 � 16 11 17 11 11 ID REVISED STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 1977 T 1. COMMON NAME Car Land Auto Parts 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES @obert /�nXerso� 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private r Lana uto arts the r-ner--o-f--mast 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 203 East Michigan STreet Michigan and Arch Streets New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ �71 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ l Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce $7 K] Scientific ❑ O Encroachment _ X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ f Other ❑ ❑ 1 _ I 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered fi Structural Fair Moved Replacement Store front windows. Deteriorated Date Additions Projected eave over lst floor. Ruins 12. DATE 1909 13. STYLE I t a I i anate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER d 15. DESCRIPTION 2—story Ital ianate =ercial building with a cast metal cornirP line 0 with a frieze of small brackets above garlands . Corners are supported by brackets with acanthus leaves on them. The frieze continues along the west wall . Sills are E,,Mlc„ ww Isr. cut stone, 1 i nte_1_s, are rough stone. Wi nslpw�_arre double hung- I past iron engaged_— pilaster remains from original entrance decoration. It1� as Ferl aaqd dart wood molding 18. ENVIRON�INT fI IIU tl J II'Iy1C I V�CLL�C 11.11 tlVC t�11 �C1.1.� IIC I r VVCI � I I J acade� I 1�o�rUTBUIL��IPGSand store ron windows . 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Bu i 1 t about 1909, this bu i 1 d i no has served as a tavern, hotel , apartments and tile store over the years. It was purchased by its current owner, Robert Anderson , in 1969. Leqal Description : Lot 57 W 3 O. P. New Carlisl e 5] O. P. E New Carlisle 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ��'� ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR >> SrAMPF.e S• Glu+s. P,GRAa� 22. DATE 71 2161 C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME _dies i Bence B. COUNTY ST. Jo�ph C. NUMBER 141 -05919-450_ _ _ _ D. ADDRESS 207 East Mi ch i clan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl isle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS- __ HAER —_ UTM REFERENCES 11 ,61 1514, 1 1 01 1 101 14, 61 1 , 7111 11 01 STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 Vill 1. COMMON NAME Kathryn Anderson House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP _ Public X Private Kathryn Anderson _IIn-zJzpnprth s_irig__of ct 3. VISIBLE _ X Yes No 207 East Michigan Street Michiqan Street next to the commercial New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 District. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence 6 16 Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent - Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered 1=— Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement A]um j num S i d i na & She 1 tP rs Ruins Additions go m on the North r 12. DATE 1885 13. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER J 15. DESCRIPTION 1�--story Vernacular house with a front and rear porch. Front porch a has open SDindle friezes and open balustrade and trellis work under porch floor. Rear porch is supported by plain square columns. A bay window is in between. The two porches on the east and west side share a wall with the neighboring _s.tnuc-t-urP- Facade Material Al uminLim s 1 ding—_ 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Leaal Description : �8' F side Int 58 F w vac a] Iey E & Ad' 0 P New 172rliil=. 20. INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR « P"- 22. DATE 1 21151 C/10 141-05921 -450 A. HISTORIC NAME New Carl isle Livery B-arns B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER D. ADDRESS 2 10-21 East Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Olive/Now Ca rl i S 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 1 51 41 11 01 31 01 1 41 61 11 71 a 71 d STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 m , 1 1. COMMON NAME _New_Hal.-l-anrI Farm Equip. 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private New Holland Farm Fqu i menr On the south side of East Michigan 3. VISIBLE X Yes No c/o Clarence C. Kelley Street on the east border of the 210-218 E. Mighigan St. ( __ commercial district IIO 46 W Cdl I I,I --, IIIJI dI Id 552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce )(I ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture )p ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ IR Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals I H ` X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins RQ Additions Cinder hlnrk add_i�-jpn—>�= east side- 12. DATE 8 13. STYLE Ital ianate-Modern 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 3 o ry I r I t L 15. DESCRIPTION 2-_fit a lanate commercial building with a sc;llare facade hrnhPn into three recessed bays. Central bay has garage door on lst floor paired double hunq round arched windows on the second floor. The bays are rerpq-,Pd by means of wide brick pilasters, supporting a plain wide frieze. Windows on the east side have sIz-ymI=-iiI�-J dlilicz� cmJ dlc JuuLlu hully. 1 Juilulc Facade Material DiI-K 18. ENVIRONMENT door with segmented arch is found facing the rear alley. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked These one and two story buildings on the snuth side of F_ Mirhioan St_ Were originally livery hares fnr the_fnwn of New Carlisle, Snme of the men who ran the ar�nhlPc ,.,Pre Milr Srinrhrnmh Fri White n1l HullPtt and Cam IauvPr Aft-Pr the -f t.k-- ;automobile, the livery bar-As Were r-ep!@GeJ �y but when everynnP had a horse and hu99y, the most important business in New Carlisle wqs the livery Nearly every hnme had a harp_ hilt some. tnwngpennlP kPnt their horcec in rhP livery, and almost every Sunday was spent tourina the c"ntrv- side in a rented rig Farmers coming to town left their reams in the livery during winter as rim rhildren rnmir\ rn crhnnl _Legal neS,_-c-r_ip.tion- Lot 6 & E - Vac Alley lyinV W F Aril lnr' L r_ O. P. New Carlisle & Vac. Alley Between 20. INFORMATION SOURCES I' - II d Wade ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J Sr.��tPER P CRAIG 22. DATE 121 I C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05922-450__ D. ADDRESS 217 East Mi ch i qan Street E. TWP/CITY 01 i ve/New Carl is 1 e F. QUAD NAME SR NR_ NHL HABS HAER_ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 V 14 Il 10 i5 10 I � 16 11 17 1 li 2 q STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 r it 1. COMMON NAME Wi 1 1 iam Kratz House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private —Will iam Krat-y On the_nnrth side of East MiGhigan- 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 217 E. Michigan Street Street next to a vacant lot in the middle New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 of the street 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8, CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence EX EX Military ❑ ❑ X_. Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected —X Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ —X Other The back ha f Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ has been burned out. Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals Good _X Altered Structural Fair Moved X_ Replacement Enclosed front nnrrh Deteriorated Date Ruins Additions 1 12. DATE 181Q-13. STYLE Stickkernacularl4. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 2--story 4t irk/Vernacular house with a bay window fac i nn the street lat h.as trian- u-La pP tints nyer 9/2 and 1/1 double hunt winrinwS Tha frontpr. h enclosed and there are vents in the gables. Eyebrow windows , 3 panes, under side H`uliGo�rlsr• Ives of front gable. Inscriptions Facade Material 0 the weather 18. ENVIRONMENT 1 of Slopes down s 1 i ght 1T_ I r 16. OUTBUILDINGS Asbestos shingles on shed in back clap boar siding• to the north. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description : Lot 61 O. P. New Carlisle. 20, INFORMATION SOURCES ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR 22. DATE C/10 A. HISTORIC NAME 0. H. Massey Residence B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 -05928-450 D. ADDRESS 210 East Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Ol lye/New CALL_s__L.e._____ F. QUAD NAME SR _ NR NHL HABS HAER __ UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 Il 11 to 10 1 [ 41 61 11 � Q 9 d STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED ts77 1.- 1. COMMON NAME Jos Massey Houma 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public __ X Private Joseph & Nora Massey n--the-sout-hwest- carper of Fast 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 230 E. M i ch i cian Street Michigan and Race (Timothy) Streets New Carlisle, Indiana 46552 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence q q Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected —_X_ Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ D Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization O ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. SITF PI AN Excellent Unaltered Removals xGood X Altered Structural Fair Moved B Deteriorated Date Replacement Fi ber board S i d i nq Ruins Additions Screened porch and rooms on soutl^ Sloe. tu 12. DATE 1890 13. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER n 15. DESCRIPTION 2-story Vernacular house with a stone block foundation, porch, multi-pane qlass front door, windows flankinq it and a transomed picture windov _ - 5�—. �'� - - L - --1— on the front facade, 2/2 double hung windows on the second floor. and a r- '^ `"' sr screened porch on the west side. Fiber board siding I Inscriptions Facade Material q 18. EN IRONJENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS Corruqated metal qaraqe. II 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X_ Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction Other Specify the significance for each area checked On this site. the southwest corner of E. Michigan and Rare Strpptc Isaac Wilder and Flisha Stpypns ran a blacksmith shop from 1855 to 1RA� when Wilder was drafted in the Union Army, 0. H. Massey biiilt this hoiisp in circa 1890 and it has re.mainpd in the family sinrp than with the current owner being Joseph Massey . the q andson of 0_ H_ rev. Leqal Descriotion : Lot 1 O. P. and Parcel E Adi Lot 1 & 17 inches by 52' NE part Lot 2 20. INFORMATION SOURCES "New Carl i s1 e 1815-1g55" Watt.—atuL Wade ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21, SURVEYOR J.STQN('C(Z. �. G24iy 22. DATE a r 11 New Carl isle Waterworks B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 141 0 0-4 0STORIC NAME — - � — �DRESS 301 East M i ch i aan Street _ E. TW,P/CITY Ol i ve/-New____taTJi C 1 q F. QUAD NAME SR — NR NHL HABS HAER _ UTM REFERENCES 1 6 15 14 Il Il 14 Q I i4 16 Il 17 11 i� to I STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED 1977 • 1. COMMON NAME New Carl isle Waterworks 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP X Public Private Trustees of the Town of NekLrnrl icla On the northeast rnrner af—RaQa__ tre t 3. VISIBLE X Yes No (Timothy) and East Michigan Street. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ® IX Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals X Good X Altered Structural Fair Moved I Deteriorated Date Replacement i Ruins Additions Ear 1_; and 1 atP add i t ion to the " east side. � 12. DATE 1879 13. STYLE Vernacular 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER 15. DESCRIPTION 1- story aabled roof Vernariilar �t_�ri-,I e with a frieze of hrirk ender the wide eaves that contlniips along the_..Gpr-nEr. Two segmented arched dnnrs with e H,c�,aaasr. i triple soldier course above is found in the frnnt_ Fact cirlav h-„g 4 rera,,sed_brlrk )ays between pilasters and 1 endow on e h side sere type asln ront •Brick 4eS.t side has 5 bays with a fwr I eze rece i�ci r�9��door. Facade Material 18. ENVIRONMENT the tall chimney has an intermediate belt course around it -ind a cut stone cop. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce -- Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other Public Specify the significance for each area checked Legal Description: 75 ' E side Racp Sr _ x 6_21 N_� is1e 20. INFORMATION SOURCES tARL ?-44-L ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR J 5?AMvErR. �.C2AIG 22. 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Electronic owl offers a lot Tribune Photos/JIM RIDER of protection against critters The festive air of the Old Republic, decorated for the holidays, begins with the front porch,where miniature pines flank the front door. The new"garden Ak°®"a Ls'®�° �'k 'de` defense"electronic owl from Easy Gardener keeps four-footed critters out of your yard. Four electronic ic on S as motion sensors, powered by three AA batteries,are located in the owl's LL By BECKY EMMONS If you go base.When nearby Old Republic Tribune StaffwriterWhat: "Holidays at the Old Republic" motion is detected, the owl slowly When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. today; 11 a.m.- turns his head to- NEW CAItLISLE 4 p.m. Sunday; 9 a.m.-7 p.m. out . for he holidays are coming early to Tuesday; 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Wednesday;ward the moving decked New Carlisle.Two of the towns 9 a.m. 2 m.Thursda object and shouts p. y; and from 9 more visible forces have joined for a a frightening"hoot"For best results,place the a.m.-4 p.m. Friday.All times are owl on a fence or pole;$40. week of holidqv special weeklong holiday showcase. Eastern Standard Time. The owls are generally available at hardware, J Designers from TheVillage Shoppes,Bill Wtpre: Old Republic, 304 E Si.tton's well-known fi4 risVgiflAome decor, lawn and gaidea slores.For specific sites,call • Michigan St., New Carlisle. toll-free 800)327-9462.Visit wwweas arden- happerungs shops that anchor the Rep main street, ( Yg have decorated the Old Republic,llistoric Tour tickets:$15 per person, ercom to see other Easy Gardener products. New Carlisle Inc.'s salvaged and restored available at the Village Shoppes for 1860 Italianate mansion. $5 off a purchase.Tickets can be Ranch houses finally get respect, "Holidays at the Old Republic"opened purchased in advance or at the door. - with a holiday party Friday night and con Extras: Special events tied into the thanks to new book s publishers tinues with tours and special events through show house are a decorating Ranch houses may just be the Rodney Dan- Friday. seminar from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday The decorated mansion 304 E.Michigan gerfields of architecture,but Rlichelle Gringeri- � F n � g that is included in a tour ticket, and Brown and Jim Brown are out to earn them St.,whose every room is decorated in keep- a dessert reception and tour from 6 new respect. ing with the style and elegance of the house, to 8 p.m. Thursday. The cost is$25 The two publishers of Atomic Ranch ma a- shows off the Old Republic as it hasn't been zine have oduced a book that celebrates gthe :< since it was the grand home of the Jeremiah per person; prepaid reservations are architectural icon of postwar America."Atomic Service family in the late 1800s.After the required. P Information: Historic New Carlisle Ranch:Design Ideas for Stylish Ranch Iomes" -4 focuses on ranches preserved or renovated by See YICTORIAN/02 Inc., (574) 654 3897. owners who respect their homes'midcentury- f: ` modern roots,complete with such features as stone walls,tongue-and-groove wood ceilings and unadorned fireplaces. The Browns make the argument that the 3 > open floor plans,glass walls and private bedroom wings that were common to ranches ,_. made them livable,and they provide abundant examples of people who have melded 21st- century lives with mid-20th-century surround- ings. The book comes from Gibbs Smith,Publish- -. r.. er,and sells for$39.95 in hardcover. ABOVE:The fireplace of the Old Republic's front parlor has been decorated for the holidays by designers from the Village ' Shoppes, New Carlisle. RIGHT: Each of the bedrooms is named for a child of the original owner,Jeremiah Service, and the John Charles bedroom receives holidayF trimmings in greens,golds and purples in keeping with the colors of the room. D2 South Bend Tribune WHOME Saturday, November 4, 2006 REAL solutions By The Editors of Real Simple magazine New uses for old things CCIJKIF CUTTERS tablecloths together for easy- years light show. • Original u purpose:creating an access table settings. p 9 Real Simple reward:You'll free army of gingerbread men. tip space in your linen closet — - AHA! use:stenciling designs on and get nd of extra baggage. frosted«ti unfrosted calves.Place " sond Cutters n top d and all With JELLY ROLL_ PAN sprinkles, powdered sugar Or s \' con D.-wrier. 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Problem:Half the peppers end www.solio.com. New Carlisle,explains that to help with eeturnsedtheorieNew When to replace down-filled items Carlisle turned the house into ` _ the four bedroom bed-and- Dana Groves, director of Historic New Carlisle Inc., pauses as breakfast called inn at the Old she fiends up the winding stairway to the cupola of the Old With the first cold snap,you might wonder If your ■'-_,< -.�:' Replace after three to 10 years. Republic uu\lay 2005.It contia- Republic,the 1860 Jeremiah Service home. down jacket will withstand another season of Moisture causes down to mildew, so a feather ties to be a popular tea room on slogging through the sleet.The life span of down- bed's longevity'depends on the dampness of the second Wednesday of each filled items depends on the quality of the down and your climate and how much you perspire,'says ._ ., minute details how often they're used and washed, says Cheryl Chris Bradley,president of Cuddledown,a month and is available for wed- -- bedding dings,retreats and other special Each room is breathtaking, Mendelson, author of'Home Comforts:The Art maker in Portland, Maine. and Science of Keeping House"(Scribner. $35). If all _V•; i Frequently used sofa events.Historic New Carlisle al- none more so than the dining wail cared for,some can last for 30 years. Here's cushions probably need to be changed within five so moved its offices from down- room. how to tell when an Rem is down and out. years."They have little resilience,"Mendelson says. town New Carlisle to the former "We had an elegant Victorian Try artificial down,which holds its shape better. summer kitchen of the mansion. dinner in mind,'Norquist says. ■ Expect to replace them every three to ■Sicr kx ": .,_r 'You may not have to replace Sutton,a New Carlisle native, The fireplace mantel and mir- five years(sooner If they smell mildewy), because them for 30 years,'says Wade Woodfill,product grew up watching the historic ror above it are bedecked in the weight of your weary heed resting on them director of equipment for sporting-goods maker house deteriorate while hearing yards of garland and bows.The every night makes them lose support.Try this test: the North Face, in San Leandro, Calif. But it the his father's tales of playing there table centerpiece,an arrange- w ck Fold a pillow in half and squeeze out the air. If it fluff factor is ow, it won't be as warm. Consider as a child.A visit to the house ment of silk red and white roses doesn't spring ha to shape, it's time t«anew that before you end up freezing at 3 a.m. in the one. woods. last Christmas triggered an idea among greenery in a crystal ■ -^ s They need to be replaced only R ■Ja:kets The warmth will most likely outlast the for a way to help raise money pedestal,is flanked by silver they've lost#I&loft(fluffiness)and aren't as warm style— you probably won't need a new one for for further repairs to the house. candelabra.Spode Christmas as they used to be. Prolong their life with a duvet 20 to 30 years.But don't wart that log if the filling "I thought maybe it would be plates are layered on deep cover,which reduces washings. starts dumping or gets lumpy,causing cold spots. a good way to help Historic New I green,then gold chargers. I mes w.w F—aa •pieta• P"mBEATRR DA cceTA Carlisle and get people into The decorations m the bed- town,"he says.-They've worked rooms take their cues from each so hard on this house.We have room's color scheme One bed- P Shop with the exp rtsl ro customers constantly asking, om with a light blue floral up- , , ' ■ SIDING ' �' 'How can I get in to see the holstered headboard and fight house?'We thought this would The designers from the Village blue coverlet receives touches of be a good way:" Shoppes relied on the light fight blue,white and silver in its Groves says she was stunned blue-and-white color scheme of hohday greenery.A slim tree , � by the suggestion. the bedroom in their holiday standing beside an antique bu- WD "Vv11at a great idea.We ribbons treatments. Blue clusters of round and silver ream is filled with blue,white WMOO"vs � jumped on it"she says, white glass lights enhance the and silver white rand duster t his design Ce!"tall iT@red & Sutton brow V#NY L steot s tilt tin small tree beside the lights.Across the hall,the pur- staff out in January to take ornamental fireplace. ple floral sets the tone for a bit FREE r notes,photographs and mea- of a wine theme,and swags and stirements,and to get color and garlands touched up with pur- EXTERIOR UIWIR 1 1 g 0 1 e 0 1 : 0 0 I I �- fabric samples from the rooms. piles,deep green,bronze and DESIGN L L SIDING Each designer took one bed- signer."\Vhenever we needed gold. jjjd�net■uro■s FOR room,and all worked together something for the house,he The beautiful decorations ® _" •a s. . � on the public rooms downstairs, made sure we got it.It's really only accentuate the magnifi- BOOK � _ working around the furnishings been a labor of love on every- cent architectural details of the Cresdine � r °= already in place. body's part" house — its richly patinaed �" As Sutton points out,all the "We tried to keep history in wide-plank floors and heavy VINYL UMINUM SOF decorations were ordered specif- mind,but we had to have a lot moldings,and the staircase SOFFIT FOR OV0E RHANGS ically for this house,for specific of lights ... which of course, that winds up three floors to FOR rooms.They are not items that they would not have had in the cupola. 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Ft.•Hours: Mon-Fri 7;3p-4:(%1 Closed Saturday L Sunday rum handles all of Clank's ad- to do everything in one day.I'm (574)235-6480 O/13 Jeremiah Service Residence A. HISTORIC NAME B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER, 1 4 1-0593 1�450 _ D. ADDRESS ___._3 q. East_Mi roman Street E. TWP/CITY Ol i ve/New Carl i S 1 P F. QUAD NAME SR NR _ NHL HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES I 1 i6l 15 14 11 12 12 10 1 14 16 11 7 10 13 10 1, STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY REVISED tsn � s 1. COMMON NAME James Ki 1 e House 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES 2. OWNERSHIP Public _X_ Private James Ki le On Bourissa Hi 11 nn the smith Pact 3, VISIBLE Yes No 302 East Michigan Street corner of East Michigan and Race Partially New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 (Timothy) Streets. 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence M M Military ❑ ❑ X Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ X Neglected _X_ Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ ❑ Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment Structure Deed Restriction Industrial ❑ ❑ Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture ❑ ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11a. Specify Alterations 17. q1TE PI-4� Excellent X Unaltered Removals � t� Good Altered I Structural 0 Fair Moved X Deteriorated Date Replacement Ruins Additions Q ] N 1870 ® 0 12. DATE 13. STYLE It ianate 14. ARCHITECT/BUILDER � � 1 15. DESCRIPTION 2_story Italianate style house with a larclP front n� nrrh a rijnnla on ie roof, a small recessed porch on the east side and a portico on the west side of ie 1 story wing. Garaqe is attached on the back L. N�cu1aA.+� sr. Inscriptions Facade Material fir i rk 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 2 small brick gate houses with hip roofs supported by brackets Site slopes down on all sides, many and vents under the eaves large trees. 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology X Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications X Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction X Other History Specify the significance for each area checked This Italianate house located at 300 E. Michigan Street in New Carlisle was built for J. H. Service around 1879. Jeremiah Service was born in the state of New York in 1$12 moved to Indiana at the age of 22. He settled in New Carlisle when he operated a store for 30 vears. He then turned his business into fists to bankina. He is referred to in Chapman 's History of St. Josenh County as a "wPalth)t pioneer" and a influential member of the community who represented the county in the star,, legislature for 1 term. The residence built by Service was DiirrhasPd by itc present owner, James R. Kile in 1973. This house is located on the Pastern PdgP of NPw rarlic P significant Italianate style houses in the town and is included in Wilbur Peat ' s Indiana Houses of the 19th Century. The 2 story brick residence is noted for its cupola topped by an onion dome, the large double brackets which are echoed on the cupola & its handsome porch which is located across the entire front of the house and topped by a balcony for the 2nd story. Double wood columns and a spindle railing are striking features of the richly embellished porch which_ harmonizes with the design of the residence. (see back for detailed description) Legal Descriotion: 3,7 AC of W """�BPT14S9 R N of SW rnrnPr W k Nw RPr �� zR ILI 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Deed RPrnrds Chapman ' s "History of St. Joseph County, Indiana" ATTACH Peat, " Indiana Homes of the 19th Century" NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR S• GILLIS ?.0 JN}& J.ST�+tP 22. DATEL I�I 300 East Michigan Street Jeremiah Service House. 2 story Brick Italianate style house with a rough stone foundation and cut stone water table. Front porch across the north facade has 4 sets of paired octagonal columns between a spindle balustrade, supporting an open frieze of segmented arches and dentiI work. The frieze is also supported by brackets, at the top of the columns. Window sills and lentils are of cut stone. On the north facade, Ist- floor windows are floor- to-ceiling double hung and open onto the porch, above on the second floor they are 6/6 double hung The front door has beveled glass side lights, and a transom. A cut stone sill runs under the door and flanking windows. The recessed porch on the east side is supported by a single square column with a decorated-Capital supporting a flat frieze and balustrade, The portico on the west side has 2 square columns with corbelledcapitals, supporting a flat frieze and 2 engaged columns of the same style. The door has a transom above. The roof is flat with wide over hanging eaves that are supported by paired brackets under a simple cornice line. Brackets on the rear wing are smaller. A cupola adorns the top with an onion dome and brackets under the eaves that are paired at the corners and single in the middle. The body of the cupola has 3 round arched windows on each side that are framed by engaged columns with tondos above each arch. or 15 iQW ! k I I I �`,{ .L �;�' � �- � ICI. �y� - • < _ - .._s � �' I I { I � ' y M. S/ll A. HISTORIC NAME Fred Huffman Copper Shop B. COUNTY St. Joseph C. NUMBER 1 4 1-05933-450 D. ADDRESS 311 East Michigan Street E. TWP/CITY Olive/New Carlisle F. QUAD NAME SR NR NHL — HABS HAER UTM REFERENCES 11 161 15 14 11 11 19 lO 1 14 16 11 17 11 14 15 I STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY 19771sEo 1. COMMON NAME ZahI 's grain elevator 4. PROPERTY'S MAILING ADDRESS 5. LOCATION NOTES storage building Carl Zahl 2. OWNERSHIP Public X Private At the end of Michigan Street on 3. VISIBLE X Yes No 211 Fast Michigan Street the north side of the road past the New Carlisle. Indiana 46552 grain elevator 6. USE PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST 7. ENDANGERED 8. CATEGORY 9. LOCAL LEGAL PROTECTIONS Residence ❑ ❑ Military ❑ ❑ Vacant District Historic District Govt./Pol. ❑ ❑ Entertainment ❑ ❑ Neglected Building(s) Landmark Commerce ❑ EX Scientific ❑ ❑ Encroachment X Structure Deed Restriction Industrial I EX Religious ❑ ❑ Other Site Other Agriculture Lei ❑ Park ❑ ❑ Object Transportation ❑ ❑ Museum ❑ ❑ Organization ❑ ❑ Educational ❑ ❑ Other ❑ ❑ 10. CONDITION 11. BUILDING INTEGRITY 11 a. Specify Alterations 17. SITE PLAN Excellent Unaltered Removals Good X Altered Structural X Fair Moved Deteriorated Date Replacement Windnws Ruins Additions Concrete brick chimney 12. DATE 1925 13. STYLE Industrial and Mill Building - 15. DESCRIPTION 1-story square plan brick industrial mill building with a beveled cornicde l ine and a concrete blpck chimney. North facade has 1 win�Jow with se$- Merl arch brick course llintel , and a hanging garage oor- Wesr ac�a e as doublle hung /l window with a double segmented arch brick course. South facade has 4 windows, same style and a door. Facade Material Brick 18. ENVIRONMENT 16. OUTBUILDINGS 19. AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Community Planning Humanities Religion Arts Education Indian Science/Technology Architecture Engineering Landscape Architecture Social/Ethnicity X Commerce Environs/Neighborhoods Military Transportation Communications Exploration/Settlement Politics/Government Vernacular/Construction _X_ Other Industrial Specify the significance for each area checked Th i s single story brick building was built by Fred Huffman as a copoe r shnn_ There were two copper shops in New Carlisle. the other being that owned by Chris Radhnrn nn the north side of Michigan near Timothy Road_ Legal Description : TRI PC W OF INTERSECTION S. ! INF OF RR OLD MICH RQ_ NY NW '�r, Ar 3,5-qR-1w 20. INFORMATION SOURCES Carl (Paul ) Zahl ATTACH NEGATIVE ENVELOPE HERE 21. SURVEYOR p•GfZ4IG J. ST'o•MFt-F- 22. DATE 7 1 2 161 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. ❑Outstanding _ Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64025 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Pilgrim Holiness Church Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 201 E. Ada Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVE r Mount Contact Prints Here = r 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain Z Yes ❑No ❑Yes No 12. Ownership Owner's Address (if different) Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys 1 Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑ ❑ ®building ❑ Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district Good ®Altered Religion ® ® ❑site El Fair El Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated ❑ El object Date Moved ❑ ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) �21. Architect/BL ilder 1902 Gable front 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other Windows/main door Front entry 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Three It Plan Rectangular F Foundation Rock faced cast block Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Shiplap siding s Roof Hlgh front gable Porches Entry, enclosed with recesseddoorway and front wood ramp Openings Windows ae 1/over/1, with wide surround; main door is of aluminum (modern) 1 Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Small building t rear with asbestos siding. 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing Bu' OBI Quiet residential street Resources STR Resources STR TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE Presently this is called the Wesleyan Church ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑ SCIENCE NE ❑ SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 j@5�j Cq2 1 J4 17p q2l 1 LJUIHER 32. Information Sources Former survey (date and name) 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. -]Outstanding ❑ Notable _7 Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64026 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 205 E. Ada Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENT ' Mourit Contact Prints Here vim 9. Common Name ;10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain Yes ❑No ❑Yes .; No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) �_� Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ❑ Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ®Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder c. 1880 Greek Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement !Additions Other Door, some windows shingle siding, c. 1950 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One It Plan Rectangular, with rear additions N +4 Foundation Rock faced cast block - N Walls WOOD: Shingle Roof medium side gable Porches Openings Some windows are 2/over/2, main door is a replacement 1 Interior Grounds/Outbuildings ,. o o 2 R it r 25. No. of Contributing t But �� OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI _� OB7 Quiet residential Street Resources STR Resources -- STR 1 TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This small house is probably hall & parlor in plan. The window surrounds are simple with a plain board as a cornice. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: The cornice at the roofline is decorated with moldings and there is a wide return at the eave lines (one of these has ❑ART been stripped of its molding) in the side gable. This molding carries to the frieze across the front. Several additions ElCOMMERCE have k uml 41%.dttid tI IC Nldl 1. I I ICI C IJ yal i Ur d WUUd wUl ld ltlul I tin(wvi u1 wdbw tC711C vIJ(vIC it t11C flunk, indicating ❑COMMUNICATIONS that the building may have been raised to accommodate the present foundation. There are metal casement ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOP &sement windewr; I�tp�`C�;p�Plr�.�. ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1 1 '6 I05�ipgpq 1 1 P 117 h Q81 1 L 1UIHEK 32. Information Sources Former survey - however, this house may date earlier than 1890 as listed in the survey. 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. .1 Outstanding Notable ®Contributing St. Joseph 141-450 64027 - - 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 209 E. Ada Street New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENT Mount Contact Prints Here 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain ®Yes El No ❑Yes ®No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ❑ Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ®Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BL ilder c. 1900 Gable Front 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement 'Additions I Other windows Shutters 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half Plan Rectangular Af Foundation n/a N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Roof high front gable Porches A rear porch formed by the rear addition has a turned post and spindlework Openings Windows are 1/over/1 with medium surround-, Main door has same detailing (at right) Interior Q Grounds/Outbuildings There is a single, wood frame garage off the alley at the back of the property. 25. No. of Contributing t But L-� OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BM OBJ Quiet residential street Resources STR TOTAL Resources STR 1 TOTAL SIT SIT D 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 116 ������ JIfJ7r 441 1 UUIHER 32. Information Sources Former survey 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. [_Outstanding (':_; Notable [_;Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64023 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Richard C. Teeters Houe Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 109 W. Ada Street New Carlisle 1 N INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY Mount Contact Prints Here 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain ®Yes [-]No ❑Yes No 12. Ownership Owner's Address (if different) [_ Public X Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑ Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑ Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Wider 1893 Gabled Ell 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement 'Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Plan T-plan Foundation Parged concrete N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Kow Roof High gable Porches Front open with turned wood posts, concrete floor Openings Windows are 1/over/1 with medium surrounds, one oversized, door with upper light. a Interior Grounds/Outbuildings A A A tiS 25. No. of Contributing I BUI BUI ti ib f N N OBJ 26. o. of I OBJ �J L-J Quiet residential street Resources STx Resources STR TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29, Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This is a modest house, but in good condition, with most of its fabric intact. The boxed cornices are decorated with a ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: plain tneze and decorative molding at the eave line. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 05��8ll q 1 lj4 P�71[)191 1 UUIHE R 32. Information Sources Former Survey (date and name) 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation (Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. ❑Outstanding ^_ Notable [_ Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64021 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Wilber VanDusen House Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 117 W. Ada Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY Mount Contad Prints Here 1 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11, Endangered Explain ®Yes I,_ No ❑Yes ❑ No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public F]Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑ Excellent ❑ Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑ Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder 1896 Gabled Ell 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other Asbesstos siding 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two It Plan T-Plan Foundation Brick N u- Walls ASBESTOS Roof Hlgh gable oil Porches Font, open with turned wood posts and rails (recent) Openings Most windows are 1/over/1 lights with medium surrounds, some in doubles. Interior Grounds/Outbuildings 11 p, , rt, r b r 25. No. of Contributing t BUI ' r OBJ 26. o. of U l� N f N BUI oBJ Quiet residential street Resources sTR SIT Resources sTx 1 TOTAL C7 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE *The main door has a full light , medium surround and slight projecting cornice and do most of the windows on the ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: front facade. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE [] INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 j05��71 q I IJJ4 P�71[IgO1 l-1UIHER 32. Information Sources Former Survey (name &date) 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding __', Notable '_i Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64022 4. Historic Name 5, Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City 8 Quad Name 118 W. Ada Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVE - _ Mount Contact-Prints Here ITE L I , 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain Yes ❑ No ❑Yes -' No 12. Ownership Owner's Address (if different) L_I Public ❑ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® ®building ElExcellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ®Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 121. Arch itect/BLilder C. 1930 Colonial Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other i 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Plan Rectangular n rd A r rL r Foundation Rock faced cast block Walls WOOD: Shingle Roof high side gables Porches front, enclosed with row of 1/over/1 windows, side entry o Openings 1/er 1 windows, main door off side of porch with full light. kke row• . - Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Modern garage at rear 25. No. of Contributing 1 BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUi L_� OBJ Quiet residential street Resources sTx Resources sTx 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 16 i�5�T71�q P�7P�71 "UIHEK 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor Affiliation WGI Date C. B. Fife 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64020 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 125 W. Ada Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTElmo,. Mount Contact Prints Here 9. Common Name 10. Visible 11. Endangered Exolain ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) El Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑ Excellent Z Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Periods) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BLilder c. 1930 Colonial Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals I Replacement Additions I Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half It Plan Rectangular Foundation concrete N Walls WOOD: Shingle Roof high side gable Porches front stoop with brick sides, now decayed to reveal original round stone stoop. Openings Windows are 1/over/1, with medium surround. main door is recessed within front bay. y Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Small garage west of home dates to the same era. O A A A � T K M1 M 'r 25. No. of Contributing 2 BUI f I OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BM u OSJ Quiet residential street Resources STx Resources STx 2 TOTAL 0 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: U AGRICULTURE E ARCHITECTURE This is a simple house, with close verges, but in reasonable condition. It could be a catalog house. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 1I61�5I��7r�� I Ig4P17PJ51 I LJUIHER 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor C . B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding Notable Contributing St. Joseph 1 41-450-6401 1 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. David Hay House olive 6. Address 7. City 4. Quad Name 306 Elm Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVEN` - �, _.... Mount Contact Prints Here • . __ 9. Common Name 110. Visible 11. Endangered Explain F_l Yes ❑No ❑Yes [-] No 12. Ownership Owner's Address (if different) [_j Public Z Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys I Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® ®building ❑Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ®Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 1981 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder c. 1852/1870 Italianate 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other Chimney Moved from 113 E. Chestnut 23. DESCRIPTION 24, SITE PLAN Stories Two .1_­0 't Plan Square with side addition •s Foundation New concrete block " N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Shiplap siding � Roof Low hipped Porches Front, open with wood columns, a second porch at the side has the same details + Openings Windows are tw/over/two lights with pedimented surrounds on the second floor o Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There are some young pine trees in the foreground, in a line and also dividing this lot from its neighbor, thus providing much needed privacy. 25. No. of Contributing I BUt OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI U OBJ Quiet residential street Resources STR Resources STx 1 TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT Q 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: AGRICULTURE Z ARCHITECTURE This house was moved to save it from demolition. It was once located adjacent to the present Post Office. Some of ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: the interesting details, include corner boards with molding in long vertical panels and wide lintel beneath wide eaves ❑ART with a boxed cornice. ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑ SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 V5�T411 F 1 jJJ4��7#161 L_I U I HER 32. Information Sources Former Survey- Earlier date was supplied by the present owner. This may be the earliest part of the house, which was enlarged later. 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date WGI C. B. Fife 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64024 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Oren Tippy e Hous olive 6. Address 7. City S. Quad Name 220 S. Filbert Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC S FS AN �ITRI ICTU INVEI�TORY Sbteof Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822l Revised 1987 Mount CI�{ 9. Com Explain �C Yes ❑ No ❑Yes F]No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) I Public ® Private 13. Use Present Past 14, Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® � ®building ❑ Excellent ❑ Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑ Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Bt.ilder 1880 Gabled Ell 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other Windows Side porch 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two and a half Plan Square with rear addition " r ® � Foundation Brick i """" At Walls BRICK " t Roof Medium gables Porches 0 �► _ Side with wood posts and rails, extended from former porch O Openings Most windows are 1/over/1, some are two/over/two, main door has an inappropriate" Interior Grounds/Outbuildings 25. No. of Contributing 1 BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI u OBJ Resources STx TOTAL Resources STtz 1 rO TOTAL 27. Environment SIT Srr 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Contexts)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ©ARCHITECTURE *Colonial revival surround placed in the side, with a broken pediment above. Most windows have segmental arches ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: and stone sills with radiating voussoirs at their heads. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION ff4PJ7Pq1 I I L_IUIHER 32. Information Sources Former survey (date and name) 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date A 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. ❑i Outstanding Notable 'i''I Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64007 4. Historic Name 5, Township Preliminary No. Harvey Runnels House Olive 6. Address 7. City 3. Quad Name 201-203 W. Front Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mot 9 �,n ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes XI No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ®Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Bt ilder c.1870 Italianate 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement iAdditions Other Porches Wndows I New porch roofs. 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Plan Square with front& rear additions ' f Foundation Stone } 1 N Walls BRICK I Ham u 1 Roof t Porches Front and rear have small, curved roofs over stoop where original porches once stood. Openings Windows have incised scroll decoration on the lintels which are stone as are the sills. Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Located on a corner lot in a quiet, residential section. There is a small garage ° ,: " 7� �_- aajacent ana a wire fence ) f 25. No. of Contributing I BUI 1� � OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BU OBJ I l_J L--J Quiet residential neighborhood Resources STR Resources STR TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29, Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑ PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 l5��612� 1 g4l��7p41 I 1 uUIHER 32. Information Sources Former Survey 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3, Survey No. ❑Outstanding [] Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64008 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 302 W. Front Stret New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822 1 Revised 1987 Mount Cont: °'""7" r • _ _t s u _ p 9. Commo Yes ❑No ❑Yes ®No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ❑ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BL ilder c. 1880 Gabled Ell 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Plan Ell Plan Foundation Rough dressed stone te N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard r Roof Hlgh gable " Porches gone Openings Most windows are double, with one/over/one lights, slightly pedimented lintel C,,� Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Small modern garage-, stone retaining wall on the east side. 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUI u OBJ Quiet residential district. Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This house has a bay window with detailing similar to the main house and the main door has its original head. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑ CONSERVATION ❑ ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑ PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION I-IUIHER 32. Information Sources Former survey (date) House was listed as Andreas Maurer House 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. [-'Outstanding Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64009 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City S. Quad Name 301 W. Front Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND TRUCTUR State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822 1 Revised 1987 Mount C t' i� 9. Comrr on Name w ISIDIe Endangered Explain ❑Yes El No El Yes ® No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ©Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence building ❑Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins Qu 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BIL ilder c. 1915 Queen Anne 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two and a half Plan Square Foundation Modern conc. block N r Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Roof cross gabled Porches Front, brick faced, with picture window, c. 1960 F _"t a Openings 1/over/1 windows with medium surround and projecting cornice on first floor; modern door '� e Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Garage attached at rear rz N T . 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ� 26. No. of Non-contributing I B� OBJ� L--J Quiet residential street Resources slit Resources STx 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This house is interesting because of the sunburst woodwork in the gable end and the jerkin headed front dormer ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: which runs nearly the width of the building. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1 '6 f 5�T501 I iwl7$l6l I-IUIHER 32. Information Sources Previous survey dates this house to 1880 and calls it a non-contributing Italianate. This must be an error 33. Surveyor !Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑ Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64010 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City S. Quad Name 309 W. Front Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 I Moun a . 9. C ndangered Explain ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes I No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys f Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® ®building El Excellent Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BIL ilder c. 1880 Hall & Parlor 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half Plan Rectangular Foundation Stone, random ashlar N K� Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Roof Medium gables Porches Side, with plain post e Openings 1/over/1 windows, main door has a transom, paneled door. Note: there is a dentil frieze" Interior L_ Grounds/Outbuildings --- F t� • N T ' T a A e T 25. No. of Contributing t But J OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI OBJ Quiet residential street Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT 0 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE F]ARCHITECTURE *as a lintel above the door and windows, which is probably contemporary or moved from somewhere else. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑ HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ PERFORMING ARTS NR ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 11625�T5pq I ' 3113P I L10IHEK 32. Information Sources Former Survey 33. Surveyor Affiliation WGI Date C. B. Fife 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. U v Outstanding [ Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64001 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Grain Elevator Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name Between Timothy& E. Michigan Streets New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA. HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822!Revised 1987 Mount Conta pa rl, I 9. Common Name isime i f. red Explain Zahls Elevators Yes ❑No ❑Yes No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑ ❑ ®building El Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ® ❑district F Good ®Altered AGricult. ® ® ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19, Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Arch itect/BLilder C. 1930/c. 1960 Commercial/vernacular 22, SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories See Below Plan Rectangular 2 Foundation Concrete + , Walls METAL: Steel v oteHc¢. Roof Flat parapet Porches n/a ' r - Openings See below ` o 9µvR Interior h Grounds/Outbuildings The grain elevators are accompanied by modern concrete block buildings, one for storage and deliveries, and another, smaller for an ottice. ro u4r. 25. No. of Contributing t But II II OBJ 26. o. of OBJ U N f Non-contributing BUI -� Mixed commercial and residential Resources STR Resources sTiz 1 TOTAL TOTAL. (j 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29, Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ®AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE There are two grain elevators on the site. The oldest of these is of wood, covered with corrugated metal panels and ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: with several 5/over/6 windows on the sides and in the square penthouse. I he root is flat on both the main building ❑ART and the penthouse. This building may have been constructed around 1925. It has a cast concrete floor, of old ❑COMMERCE ayyi ttyak-,. [I[ ll ie aai i is i i Mal. ❑COMMUNICATIONS elevators may have-been eenstfucted�a,'ater. it has-a Boner to Aaek-founddetkmi-and4cm,er ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF walls, and is covered in larger sheets of corrugated metal siding. The weight area is also of concrete block. ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑ PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1 ,6 �5�� 115� I I P117fl9l II W HER 32. Information Sources The present owner, Mary Ann Millar, said that the Lanls came to New Uarlisle around 19JU and later built the oldest of the two elevators. At the time there was another elevator to the west. 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑ Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64003 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Jeremiah Service House Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 302 E. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AtM STRI ICTU ORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 10. Visible 11. Endangered Explain The Old Republic ®Yes ❑NO ❑Yes ❑NO The house is in a decaying state and must be restored* 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence X1 ® Listed on Natioanal Register. ®building ❑ Excellent M Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated ❑ ❑ ❑object Date Moved ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder c. 1850 Italianate 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other I 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two -vb-- - a I Plan Square with rear additions N ,�• IV it Foundation Local granite Walls BRICK Common Bond > Roof Low hipped i Porches ° �-` ront, open with ornate scroll work and brackets; side, with square columns and wide lintel t Openings Most windows are long, 6/over/6. The main door has sidelights and transoms`"` Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There are two, small brick out buildings which remain, sans roofs, and a modern pole barn. Utner tarm buildings may be obscured. 25. No. of Contributing I BUI �J OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI J OBJ On a high hill overlooking the roadway Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTAL TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: (_I AGRICULTURE "Restoration is planned and hopefully will progress soon. ®ARCHITECTURE **The windows and main door all have stone heads and sills. The lid of the door and front windows on the ground ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: floor are unitied in a belt course. The ornate decoration on the tront porch includes double octangonal columns, ❑ART wide projecting lintel and overiszed scrolled brackets as well as elliptical , scalloped scrollwork which expresses the ❑COMMERCE eMlddub UCIwCCI1 11le UUJVIC WIUIIIIIJ. G1IIe1 UeIdIID 11II:IUUe d IIIUUK ,UIbul l�Ule II i.IIC IIICLC Uf lI le pult';I luvi. ❑COMMUNICATIONS The upper part of the building is enhanced by oversized, scrolled brackets, in doubles which support the cornice and lecorative-melding cr W,,- �t:ec�,c I . ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOP The is square cupola or lantern on the roof, with round arched windows, a projecting cornice with scrolled ❑CONSERVATION --brackets-and-an-unusual,Tub ,_onion-shaped dome atop ❑ECONOMICS The house was built for one of the most prominent families in New Carlisle. J. Service was born November 15, 1812 ❑EDUCATION in Herkimer County. New York and reportedINt traveled west to the vicinity of New Carlisle in 1838. ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION He made bricks, and taught school while acquiring land in the area. In 1847 he married Sarah Ann Flanegin, an ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: Ohio native who had traveled to this area and settled with her family to Hamilton, where her parents operated a ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT stage coach stop on the Chicago Road. Sarah and Jeremiah had six children, four of which lived to adulthood. ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE Jeremiah ran a dry goods store in New Carlisle and later a bank, which he operated with his son George. Jeremiah ❑ INDUSTRY servea one term in the inaiana State Legislature in i u52 ana naa been postmaster ana was a justice of the peace. ❑INVENTION Jeremiah died in 1898, the year the Service Bank burned. Sarah lived in the house until 1901, when the house ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE "+.o Several otherowners-pvooc;000J--the-properly vvI i.; vvcA,, Nu, aaoJin 1998 by Historic Ne ia,li5lu. ❑LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 f 5�11pq 1 JJ4)7pg1 I 1 LJUIHER 32. Information Sources Local Newspaper article, attached, Historic New Carlisle, Incorporated, offices on Michigan Street in downtown New Carlisle 33. Surveyor Affiliation WGI Date C. B Fife 8/26l99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1 1-L� '! � .l�. - d. e - "'•� j �. � �� i�v _ _ j� .. .. J 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. C/ ❑Outstanding ❑ Notable L]Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64019 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No- House Olive 6. Address 7. City S. Quad Name 301 W. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822 1 Revised 1987 Mount Cor+­+ D,i-4r U^ +d4;� S _ � 9. Corn _- &ngered Explain ®Yes [:]No ❑Yes ❑No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ®Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated ❑ ❑ El object Date Moved ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BLilder 1885 Upright&Wing/ Ital. 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Plan T-plan ' i Foundation brick g •.•---,1 F' N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Meyer r Roof Medium gable front f Porches Small, front, open with a wood bracket and wrought iron post and rail. ) a e Openings Some windows are 2/over/2 lights, others have 4/over/1; main door has a plain surround ( Interior Grounds/Outbuildings - f,. 25. No. of Contributing 1 BUI J OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing 1 BU OBJ Busy highway Resources STR Resources SIR 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: AGRICULTURE ❑ARCHITECTURE This house has a decorative boxed cornice, with a wide, plain frieze with scrolled brackets in pairs. The one story ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: addition also has similar brackets, although the porch and the windows in this wing are c. 1920. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1I6 05�T5pq 1 I1J4PJ7PJ31 "01 HER 32. Information Sources Former survey (date) 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date �o,7 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. ❑Outstanding ❑ Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 141 450-64018 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. James S. Parnell House olive 6. Address 7. City 3. Quad Name 307 W. Michigan New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mount Contact ' 9. Common Name ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes ❑No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ❑ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® This property is a local single site �building ❑ historic district. Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district X1 Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Bolder 1880 Gabled Ell* 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION _ 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two At Plan T-Plan L_J ! Foundation Concrete/ Brick Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard Roof Medium gables Porches Front, open, with gable front roof, square posts. e Openings Some windows are 2/over/2 with medium surrounds. There is a 3-light transom above* Interior ; Grounds/Outbuildings A large, wood garage-carriage house sits at the rear of the property offf a drive to the west. --' 25. No. of Contributing 1 BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing 1 BM F OBJ Busy highway Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTS- 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE *the main door. Decorative wok in the front gable end include fan shaped work. The main roof is boxed, with a ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: decorative molding and teat plain trieze wnicn returns and the tront gable end. I nere is a side entrance and ❑ART enclosed porch. ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS *The house is a good example of Vernacular/Folk Victorian architecture. ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ PERFORMING ARTS NR ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM I116 f 5l4�417q 1 lj4p�7g421 LJUIHER 32. Information Sources Former Survey(name&date) 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/27/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. ❑Outstanding ❑ Notable ,7/1 Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64017 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 321 W. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HiSTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mc. 71 ._ � '"-, a; , CAI■ ����� 9. C.otnt,rvir "plain Yes ❑No ❑Yes ®No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14, Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BL ilder C. 1925 Craftsman 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half A " Plan Rectangular -� Foundation n/a Walls WOOD: Shingle Roof Gabled _ Porches Font, with large square posts and screen Openings Windows are multi-lights, including front door, most have medium surround Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There is a shingled single car garage attached at rear. -" Wr Mlc�-ItGipN _..4T. 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUI u OBJ Busy highway Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)lStatement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This house has a number of craftsman details which give it distinction. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE [] INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ PERFORMING ARTS NR ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 116 85�T41 9 I nll f�7?$41 1 L1UIHER 32. Information Sources Former survey listed this house (or this address- it may have changed) as Ueo. Miller house , 1 U83. 1 his was obviously an error, or the house numbers have changed, because this house is obviously of a later date. 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑Notable ®Contributing St. Joseph 1 41-450-6401 6 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 518 W. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INCIr^-ANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mourl L '•i 9. COMM" Iuai4yafLou - Yes ❑No ❑Yes ®No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) Public PQ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑ Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder c. 1930 Colonial Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement !Additions Other Storm doors and windows. 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two _ Plan Square with rear addition Mt c-141 674.-N '2D Foundation Brick �y Walls Wood: Clapboard J❑ I p �J Roof High, side gable Porches Front, open, with wood posts on brick piers, wood railing b- --` Openings 1/over/1 windows with medium surrounds, main door at left on porch. Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There is a two car modern garage at rear. I 25. No. of Contributing t But OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing t BUI OBJ Bus highway Resources STR Resources STR y g y 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL SIT SIT 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: L AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This house has two, shed roof dormers front and back. ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE [ ] INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 V5�ppq 1 g4 p J7 r j7l "W HER 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35_ Revised by Affiliation Date 6 o2 z5 ?W4o-,e" 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. .1 Outstanding ] Notable [_''Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64015 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 526 W. Michigant Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 MUunt Contart O'rinic it�a ro L L-Apiclin I J Yes ❑No ❑Yes N No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) 11 Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys! Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building N Excellent N Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Bulder 1929 American 4 Square 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement l Additions I Other siding in soffit 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two w M+ c 8 1 A .A Plan Square with front porch, rear addition Foundation brick N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding i Roof Low pitched, hipped n Porches Front, semi-enclosed, with a row of four windows from, tapered wood post ,wide eaves. Openings Windows are 5/over/1 vertical lights, some with projecting cornices. Interior r Grounds/Outbuildings There is a small, one-car garage at rear. n� 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I Bin OBJ Busy highway Resources sTR Resources sTx 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This house has a belt course at the second floor sill line, above which the clapboards are slightly narrower, providing ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: an illusion of perspective as you look up. I he main door is round arched with a wide, plain surround. ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑ LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ElPERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1�6 'i�5��2�1 1J4IfiJ7h Q81 LJUIHER 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor C.B. Fife Affiliation Date 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date J 53? r 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 141 450-64014 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 538 W. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 168221 Revised 1987 . ,, 9. ; 1 Yes El No ❑Yes �'� No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) L -'] Public ❑ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ®building ❑ Excellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ®Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 121. Architect/BL Ilder c. 1925 English Tudor Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions I Other Siding may be a later addition 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half ba AA ` "","- At Plan Rectangular •-- -- Foundation rug finish brick `" N Walls Irregular cut shingle WOOD: Shingle 1 Roof Jerkin head, rolled " Porches Front entry with stoop, within a gable front with one long side, rolled edge roof, round" d x -AI Openings windows are 6/over/1 lights, the main door is described below. r Interior I f Grounds/Outbuildings See below for garage. " _X 25. No. of Contributing I BUI J OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUi OBJ Busy highway Resources STx Resources sTx 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: AGRICULTURE El ARCHITECTURE arched hood over the main door with curved brackets at the springing line and rolled with asphal shingles like the ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: roof. The door itselfhas a decorative cut light in the upper part. The walls of this building have been continued to ❑ART the garage, which has a similar jerkin head roof, but a modern, double car door and opening. The home has an ❑COMMERCE wa,aiz_eJ bi .k rl, al II it- Ill u,it, wllhin uie main entry element. ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑ COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ ECONOMICS ❑ EDUCATION ❑ ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION ' P17P451 U01HER 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date --;7,6� � - 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 1 41-450-6401 2 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. New Carlisle Cemetery olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 799 Michigan St. West New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 M � --- 1 �I Yes El No ❑Yes Z No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ] Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑ ❑ ❑building ® Excellent ®Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered Funerary ® ® ®site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) I21. Architect/Bolder 1863 Vernacular 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement (Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Plan If'�I II,'�i 6 . 1 itl� f Foundation Walls ;' Roof ` Oki n v I -r- Porches t 1t (q�� 6 C h -1�u•J� Openings Interior Grounds/Outbuildings q Jd' ft►�I ® - cult 25. No. of Contributing BUT OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUi OBJ Busy intersection Resources 2 STR 3 TOTAL Resources STR t SIT SIT TOTAL 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29, Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: L AGRICULTURE ❑ARCHITECTURE This cemetery, rectangular in plan, has a linear circulation system relieved at the southern part by a slight curvilinear ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: element, and is built into the curves of a small hill. I he oldest part of the cemetery is on the rise near Michigan ❑ART street, and by the county line road, but there are graves on the parts which continue downhill. Just inside the ❑COMMERCE ClIhallLG✓l IVIldllyctlI ZiUCCI IJ d Viol Mit-1I Jul Ial, Willi G JIdiUC Ulf GIv I wdl sJlliel. T IICIC di I:- I Jul I(UCIvuJ lidlvCd al Id ❑COMMUNICATIONS inscribed stone and memorials, including obelists, urns and other types. The plantings include a number of pines, as well_as-ek#ee�ars-and-m©derrr --thre"unkedcedars of more-recen -date.-Meple�ar- -represented as-wall ao oal�. ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOP The cemetery is adjacent to a large golf course on the east side. The views are extraordinary from certain parts of the ❑CONSERVATION cerneter3r.Tbere-is=e-beautifully c ed-limestone-uaul�itt amify��lL�) ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ®EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ®LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ®RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 §6R$5PA I Ig4P17pjl I L-IUIHER 32. Information Sources 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date )? / --Z- 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. O ❑Outstanding ❑ Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64006 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City 6. Quad Name 121 Zigler Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mou 9. Endangered Explain ❑Yes ® No ❑Yes ❑ No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) ❑ Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑building ❑Excellent Z Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/BLilder 1890 Gabled Ell 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two and a half S t Plan Ell Plan0 f It Foundation n/a A I N Walls WOOD: Weatherboard Clapboard siding Roof high gables Porches Front., open, with modern wood posts. Openings 1/over/1 windows, main doors have transoms, there is an oversized window in front. Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Not visible 25. No. of Contributing 1 BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI U OBJ Quiet road, across from active track. Resources STR Resources STR 1 TOTAL srr TOTAL SIT I� 27. Environment 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 31. UTM 1 I6 85I41$19pq I ,If �7fg2l L-1UIHER 32. Information Sources Former Survey (dae) 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. O I_1 Outstanding _I Notable f ;!Contributing St. Joseph 141450-64002 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Fred Huffman Shop Olive 6. Address 7. City 8. Quad Name 311 E. Michigan Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822 1 Revised 1987 Mour' 9. _... .. .,. cxplam ®Yes ❑No 1 ®Yes ❑No This building is deteriorated and may not be retained 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) Public ❑ Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑ ❑ �building El Excellent ❑ Unaltered Commercial N ® ❑district ❑Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site ❑Fair ❑Moved ❑structure N Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Architect/Builder 1925 Commercial Style 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One story Plan Rectangular Foundation Brick N Walls BRICK Roof Flat parapet Porches n/a Openings Most windows and doors have radiating voussoirs at their heads and multi-lights Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There are a number of modern grain silos immediately to the north and east "W- 25. No. of Contributing 3 BUI u oBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUI OBJ Commercial, just between the railroad Resources -- sTR Resources STx 3 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE This bilding has a row of corbelled bricks as a cornice (some of which have fallen off. In addition, there are two large ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: openings which were for wagons or cars. A modern garage door has been installed on the north side. I he window ❑ART sills on the bilding are of cast concrete with a very heavy aggregate. There are wood blockings on most of the ®COMMERCE wiliduws. ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑ EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑ PHILOSOPHY SR ❑ POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑ RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 116 �JV5r 1245q I P117PJC I 1 I UIHEK 32. Information Sources Former Survey 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGl 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date A 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. a ❑Outstanding ❑ Notable ❑Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64004 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. Power Station Olive 6. Address 7. City Quad Name E. Zigler Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822 1 Revised 1987 plain New Carlisle Station ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes 0 No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) Public ❑Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ❑ ❑ ®building El Excellent E_ Unaltered Commercial ® ❑district ®Good ❑Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site El Fair El Moved ®structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Arch itect/Bt ilder c. 1930 Classical Revival 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other I 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories One and a half .etc Plan Rectangular Foundation Concrete N Walls BRICK wire cut ' / Roof Flat parapet with stone coping Porches Openings Main facade has a double leaf metal door and two corbeled round arched panels Interior Grounds/Outbuildings Within a chain link fence, the generating equipment is housed along with a metal sided building. Within a separate compound is a second brick " 25. No. of Contributing I BUI OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing I BUI a OBJ Resources -- sTR Resources sTx 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ❑ARCHITECTURE "Building which has similar detailing except that the main facade has a central, metal, paneled door with two round ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: arched windows flanking with metal sash. All windows and panels have limestone Keystones, elongated on the large ❑ART building and short on the smaller building. There is also a flat head window on the side elevation with stone sill. ®COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ®ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY NR ❑PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION JJ4�17$g8l uUIHER 32. Information Sources Owner is presently the Northern Indiana Public Service Company 33. Surveyor Affiliation Date C. B. Fife WGI 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by Affiliation Date -2-31 1. Rating 2. County 3. Survey No. Outstanding ❑ Notable Contributing St. Joseph 141-450-64005 4. Historic Name 5. Township Preliminary No. House Olive 6. Address 7. City B. Quad Name 237 Zigler Street New Carlisle New Carlisle INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987 Mount Contact Prints Here 9, Common Name IV. vwtuta cnuailyci cu txplaln - ®Yes ❑No ❑Yes ❑No 12. Ownership Owner's Address(if different) [f Public ®Private 13. Use Present Past 14. Category 15. Surveys/ Legal Protections 16. Location Notes/Legal Description 17. Condition 18. Integrity Residence ® ® ®building ElExcellent ❑Unaltered Commercial ❑ ❑ ❑district Good ®Altered ❑ ❑ ❑site I f I Fair ❑Moved ❑structure ❑Deteriorated Date Moved ❑ ❑ ❑object ❑ Ruins 19. Time Period(s) 20. Style(s) 21. Arch itect/Bl.ilder 1875 Ital ianate 22. SPECIFY ALTERATIONS Removals Replacement Additions Other Aluminum Siding/new porchc.1900 23. DESCRIPTION 24. SITE PLAN Stories Two Q Plan Square with rear addition AAWAC,6 hltfv o Foundation parged concrete N li Walls Alum. Siding T Roof Low hipped r Porches Verandah on two sides with round columns atop cast block piers Openings Some windows are two/over/two lights, fulilight front door and side door(Oak) r Interior Grounds/Outbuildings There is a modern garage to the west of the house PJ z, a, C- ttK hT 25. No. of Contributing BUt OBJ 26. No. of Non-contributing BUI OBJ Quiet residential street Resources 2 sTx Resources 3 sTx 2 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 27. Environment SIT SIT 28. Areas of Significance: 29. Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: ❑AGRICULTURE ®ARCHITECTURE ❑ARCHAEOLOGY: ❑ART ❑COMMERCE ❑COMMUNICATIONS ❑COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOF ❑CONSERVATION ❑ECONOMICS ❑EDUCATION ❑ENGINEERING ❑ENTERTAINMENT/RECREATION ❑ETHNIC HERITAGE: ❑EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT ❑HEALTH/MEDICINE ❑ INDUSTRY ❑ INVENTION ❑LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ❑ LAW ❑LITERATURE 30. FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY ❑MARITIME HISTORY ❑MILITARY ❑ NR PERFORMING ARTS ❑PHILOSOPHY SR ❑POLITICS/GOVERNMENT ❑RELIGION E ❑SCIENCE NE ❑SOCIAL HISTORY ❑TRANSPORTATION 31. UTM ❑VERNACULAR/CONSTRUCTION 1 IC 1V5I 1 q7q I !g4 PJ7�161 I_IU1HLR 32. Information Sources Former survey (date) 33. Surveyor C. B. Fife Affiliation WGI Date 8/26/99 34. Revised by Affiliation Date 35. Revised by (Affiliation Date