HomeMy WebLinkAbout8411-93 Establishing Historic Landmark 231 S Eddy, 1027 E Wayne & 1029 E Wayne ORDINANCE No. 8411-93
Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana.
September 13 , 19 93
Attest: / City Clerk
IRENE K. GAMMON
Attest: �L`K"�j� - President of Common Council
Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana—
September 14, 1993
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City Clerk
IRENE K. GAMMON
Approved and signed by me q '' 19i3
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ORDINANCE NO. a''//,93
AN ORDINANCE MENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE, AND ESTABLISHING AN HISTORIC
LANDMARK FOR THE PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 231 South Eddy, 1027 East Wayne and
1029 East Wayne, IN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
Whereas, the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph
County has petitioned for the designation of the following described real
estate as an Historic Landmark under Ordinance No. 5565-73, as amended, to wit:
Large Lot 20 Cottrell's, and 95' x 144.63'
SE corner of Lot 20 Cottrell's (key ##'s
18-6005-0123 and 18-6005-0121)
Whereas, the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph
County has recommended the designation of the PROPERTY as an Historic
Landmark.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA:
SECTION 1. That the above described PROPERTY be, and it is hereby designated
and established as an Historic Landmark under Ordinance 5565-73, as amended.
SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after
its passage by the Common Council, approval by the Mayor and legal publication.
Member of t e Common Council
Filed in Clerk's Office
1st READING 8'- 9-93 JUL 2 2 r003
PUBLIC HEARING /3_
3rd READING ?
NOT APPROVED IRENE GAMMON
REFERRED CITY CLERK,SO.BEND,IN.
PASSED 9-/3-9,9
AREA PLAN COMMISSION of ST. JOSEPH ' COUNTY, IN
RICHARD S. JOHNSON Executive Director ROBERT W. SANTE Assistant Director
1140 COUNTY CITY BUILDING, SOUTH BEND, IN. 46601 (219) 235-9571 FAX (219) 235-9813
August 9, 1993
Mrs. Irene Gammon, City Clerk
4th Floor, County-City Building
South Bend, Indiana 46601
RE: Proposed designation for property located at 231 South Eddy, 1027 East
Wayne and 1029 East Wayne
Dear Mrs. Gammon:
The Staff of the Area Plan Commission has reviewed the Historic Preservation
Commission's proposed designation of the above property as an historic
landmark with respect to the relationship of said property to any capital
improvements proposed for nearby rights-of-way, easements or properties.
We find no proposed improvements that will conflict with this designation.
Sincerely,
Scott Kugler
Planner
SK:sr
Serving: South Bend, Lakeville, New Carlisle, North Liberty, Roseland and St. Joseph County, IN
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Oa the Comm fdonnrtl of tilt CV of lioutk Eno):
Your Committee
of the Whole
to whom was referred
BILL NO.
64-93 SECOND READING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE,
AND ESTABLISHING A HISTORIC LANDMARK FOR THE PROPERTIES
LOCATED AT 231 SOUTH EDDY, 1027 EAST WAYNE AND 1029 EAST
WAYNE, IN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
Respectfully report that they have examined the matter and that in their opinion
This bill has been recommended to the Council favorable.
Thomas Zakrzewski
Chairman
Rating . 2.County 3.Survey No.
IOutstandin' ESignificant/Notable ❑Contributing S/12 St. Joseph 141-597-36037
Historic Name 5.Township Preliminary No.
William C. Sibley Portage 141-597-56056
Address 7.City 8.Quad Name
231 S. Eddy South Bend, IN 46617 South Bend East
INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 188221 Revised 1987
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Common Name 10.Visible 11.Endangered Explain
]Yes 0 N ❑Yes [3 No
?.Ownership Owner's Address(if different)
Public g Private
I.Use Present Past 14.Category 15.Surveys!Legal Protections 16.Location Notes/Legal Description 17.Condition 18.Integrity
esidence ❑ r1 IRI Bullding(s) Howard Park East 95'x 144.63', SE corner of ❑Excellent E Unaltered
3mmercial CI ai District p proposed Nat. Reg. Lot 20, Cottrell's C9 Good ❑Altered
vacant ic] El Cl Site Hist. Dist. ❑Fair ❑Moved
18 6005 0123
El ❑Structure ❑ Deteriorated Date moved
❑Object ❑ Ruins
1.Time Period(s) 20.Style(s) 21.Architect/Builder
1921 Dutch Colonial Revival Austin & Shambleau
22.SPECIFY ALTERATIONS
.movals Replacement Additions Other
23.DESCRIPTION 24.SITE PLAN
ones 2
III
an Irregular Chim: 2 offset brick w/clay flues ,� N
undation Brick, soldier course at base. bb N
'ales Stucco 2nd floor; wood cornice line at eave; garden wall listdflrick, _� kHI
I . e -'ifs
Doi Central gambrel w/two crossing gambrels, slate roofing, 2YaPshing. I (' ? °I~ 1 �: -t '/
Front entry canopy w/cut away pediment, paired tuscan column -• �. _ti
aches -
suppports; Clanking enclosed porches w/wood panels, square pilasters, I (
8/8 dbl. hung sashes. -
penings 6/6, 6/1 dbl. hung sashes, multi-paned dbl. leaf casements, brick ; :_ •
sills, lintels.
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tenor j*
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rounds/Outbuildings NW corner of S. Eddy and E. Wayne, carriage house
w/current E. Wayne address to rear. \N A Y N E
i.No.of Contributing Resources 1 26.No.of Noncontributing Resources 0 27.Environment . Commercial/Residential
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ear of S gnnificance: 29.Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description: Irving A. Sibley acquired this property
L Architecture 1892, but it was not until 1921 that his son, William C. Sibley, had ATTACH NEGATIVE
❑Art a house constructed on the property. William Sibley built this 8-room ENVELOPE HERE
❑Commerce P P Y•
❑Communications Dutch Colonial house designed by Austin and Shambleau. prominent local architects.
❑Community Planning
❑Conservation William C. Sibley was born on September 24, 1881 in Owatonna. Minnesota and arrandad
❑ Economics Lake Forest Academy in Lake Forest, IL and then studied at the University of Notre Dame
❑ Education for one year. He spent the next four years as a salesman for the Malleable Steel Range
❑ Engineering
❑Entertainment/recreation Manufacturing Co. (His father was president and director) and the Germer Stove Company
El Ethnic heritage of Erie, PA/ In 1904, he went to work for his father in the Irving A. Sibley Hardware
❑ Exploration/settlement
❑ Health/medicine business. In June, 1908 he married Marie Greene. Sibley worked for his father's
❑Indian hardware business for 8 more years until 1916 when he became the president and treasurer
a Industry
❑ Invention of the South Bend Foundry Co. which manufactured gray-iron castings.
❑ Landscape architecture
❑ Law William Sibley was a well known sportsman who was especially interested in horcemanuhip
❑ Literature and hunting. He was active in the Masonic Lodge and the Chamber of Commerce. Indiana
❑Military
CI Performing arts Manufacturers Association, American Foundry Society. The South Bend County Club, and The
CI Philosophy Indiana Club. The Sibleys moved into the house at 30.FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY
❑ Politics/government ,-
❑ Religion 213'S. Eddy in 1922. Four years later they had their NR
❑Science only child, a daughter. Sibley continued his work as SR
❑Social history Y Company.of the South Bend Foundr Com an Y The companN E
❑Transportation
❑Vernacular/Construction later changed its name to the Sibley Machine and NE
❑Other - ESEE CONTINUATION SHEET
31.UTM
118= I I I I I I I I I I I
.information Sources City Directories: 1920-1979; Portage Twp, Assessor Cards: 1932 and 1979; Deed Records: Bk. 91. pg.211:
So. Bend Tribune: Obituary 5/14/57; Citizen's Historical Association: William C. Sibley
3.Surveyor Affiliation Date
HPC 6/79
4.Revised by Affiliation Date
INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY CONTINUATION SHEET
3. Survey No. Preliminary No. 16. Address
141-597-36037 J 141-597-56056 I 231 S. Eddy
29. HISTORIC CONTEXT(s)/STATMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE/ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION
Foundry Company. The company later changed its name to the Sibley Machine and Foundry
Company. It was located at 1533 S. Lafayette. Sibley died in 1957. Mrs. Sibley
continued to live at the S. Eddy house until 1961 when she sold it to lawyers Hahn,
Zimmerman, Nafe and Fisher. In 1979, the house was sold to Associates Bancorp Inc.
In 1982 the house was purchased by Joseph and Phyllis Baldoni.
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1.Rating ' 2.County 3.Survey N .
❑Outstanding ❑Significant/Notable 24 Contributing C/10 St. Joseph 36020
4.Historic Name 5.Township Preliminary No.
Portage 141-597-56352.1
6.Address 7.City 8.Quad Name
1029 E. Wayne South Bend, IN 46617 South Bend East
INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 16822/Revised 1987
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9.Common Name 32 �.visible 11.Endangered Explain
g Yes ❑No ❑Yes IJ 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 [ff ❑ El Building(s) Howard Park East Cottrell's 1st large lot 20 ❑Excellent I2i1 Unaltered
Commercial ❑ ❑ El District P proposed National ®Good ❑Altered
Garage ❑ 0 ❑Site Register Historic ❑Fair ❑Moved
❑ ❑ ❑Structure Districts Date moved
❑Structure ❑Deteriorated
❑Ruins
19.Time Period(s) 20.Style(s) 21.Architect!Builder
1922 Dutch Colonial
22.SPECIFY ALTERATIONS
Removals Replacement Additions Other
23.DESCRIPTION 24.SITE PLAN
Stories 2 lit
Rectangular -_-.
oundation Concrete Chits: offset stucco I #II
Nails Stucco t
Roof Gable w/cross gable, shed dormers, slate roof, copper flashing
'orches '.
. mot`
Dpenings 6/1 dbl. hung sashes, wood surrounds; wood paneled fold-out i
garage doors w/6 pane light.
nterior
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3rounds/Outbuildings Parking to North, 231 Eddy to East. --
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?.5.No.of Contributing Resources 1 26.No.of Non-contributing Resources 27.Environment
0 Commercial/Residential
28.Areas of Significance: 29.Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description:
❑Agriculture
DI Architecture Formerly a (garage) to 231 Eddy. The house at 1029 E. Wayne was ATTACH NEGATIVE
❑Art
❑Commerce built in 1922 as the garage for William C. Sihley'c Dutch Colonial ENVELOPE HERE
❑Communications House at 231 Eddy St.
❑Community Planning
El It was converted into a residence in 1985 and purchased by L.M. T.ndyg_
❑ Economics
❑ Education
❑ Engineering
❑ Entertainment/recreation
❑ Ethnic heritage
❑ Exploration!settlement
❑Health/medicine
❑ Indian
❑ Industry
❑ Invention
❑ Landscape architecture
❑ Law
❑ Literature
❑Military
❑ Performing arts
❑ Philosophy 30.FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY
❑ Politics/government
❑ Religion
NR
❑Science
❑Social history SR
❑Transportation E
❑Vernacular/Construction NE
❑Other
❑SEE CONTINUATION SHEET 31.UTM
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12.Information Sources Portage Township Assessors; City Directories
'.3.Surveyor Affiliation
J. Pastor Date
HPC 12-88
4.Revised by efi11,A•;,,A _
I.Rating -2.County 3.Survey N .
_7 Outstanding ®Slgnificant/.Notable ❑Contributing S/12 St. Joseph 141-597-36019
t.Historic Name 5.Township Preliminary No.
Dr. Merritt J. Keightley Portage 141-597-56350
i.Address 7.City 8.Quad Name
1027 E. Wayne South Bend, IN 46617 South Bend East
INDIANA HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES INVENTORY State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Form 188221 Revised 1987
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i. ommon Name 10.Visible 11.Endangered Explain
William Story and Philip Schatz [1t Yes ❑No ❑Yes E0 No
2.Ownership Owner's Address(if different)
Public ®Private
3.Use Present Past 14.Category 15.Surveys/Legal Protections 16.Location Notes/Legal Description 17.Condition 18.Integrity
iesidence J ® ❑Bullding(s) Howard Pk. East proposed Lot 20, Cottrells 1st . - __ ®Excellent ❑Unaltered
;ommercial g1 ❑ EN District P National Reg. His. Dist. ❑Good ER Altered minor
Bookstore ❑ 0 ❑Site ❑Fair al Moved
❑ ❑ 0 Structure 18-6005-0121 0 Deteriorated Date moved
0 Object ❑Ruins 1930
9.Time Period(s) 20.Style(s) 21.Architect/Builder
1912 Prairie N. Roy Shambleau
22.SPECIFY ALTERATIONS
iemovals Replacement Additions period screens Other
modern gutters & downspouts
23.DESCRIPTION 24.SITE PLAN
;tories 2
lA it
Ian Rectangular wi
ceramic ,V
,oundation Concrete Chim: low stucco central 3 flues.
Valls Stucco, clapboard addition in hark: wooden belt course. "`'''
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roof Low hip, closed soffit, wide overhang. wood outline of eavP soffit 1I
Front porch, wide low stucco walls & columns, wood cap line, wood
'orches 1
Frame across front door, large urns by stairs. -
Sineare sash, leaded decq ativ transom large multipaned -'
)penings s ng a ea casement, wood wiles ande surrounds. 3 ' ►
Wide single leaf glass, wood frame, plain wood surround, alum. storm. 1
nterior _..._ _ Q
rounds/Outbuildings Garage w/modern pergola, decorative plantings.
vs/,. '-, _
'.5.No.of Contributing Resources 1 26.No.of Non-contributing Resources 27.Environment
1 Residential, commercial to north.
28.Areas of Significance: 29.Historic Context(s)/Statement of Significance/Additional Description:
❑Agriculture Architect N. Roy Shambleau designed
®Architecture this Prairie style house for Dr. Merritt .T. Knightly in_1912. ATTACH NEGATIVE
❑Art
O Commerce Originally it was located at 728 E. Jefferson next to Shamblearr's own ENVELOPE HERE
❑Communications Prairie style home at 722 E. Jefferson. Its low-pitched hip roof with
❑Community Planning
❑Conservation wide overhangs, bands of windows placed between corner piers, low massive chimney. and
0 Economics white stucco walls with horizontal trim are characteristic of the Frank Lloyd Wright
O Education
❑ Engineering inspired Prairie Style. The house was published in an article in Western Arr'hitart in 1911
O Entertainment/recreation Dr. Keightly was dentist, but he moved away from South Bend in 1913 and there is no
❑ Ethnic heritage
0 Exploration/settlement information available on him. He sold the house to a designer. Edward M. Heylman, in
O Health/medicine July of 1913 for $6500. The house had four more residents before it was moved to its
O Indian
❑ industry present site in 1930 by Allen and Clara Frame.
O Invention Allen and Clara Frame were born in Michigan City in the late 1880's, were married in
0 Landscape architecture 1914, had two children, and came to South Bend from St. Joseph, Michigan in 1930.
❑ Law
0 Literature Mr. Frame was a conductor and bus driver for the Northern Indiana Transit Co. After their
0 Military children were grown the Frames converted the house to two units and, from 1941 to 1964.
•O Performing arts g
0 Philosophy rented out the upstairs. Clara Schlene Frame died on 30.FOR STATE OFFICE USE ONLY
❑ Politics/government
❑ Religion December 18, 1953, but Mr. Frame continued to live there NR
0 Science ,until he married Nell Wilson in 1960 and they moved to SR
0 Social history g�
3t. Petersburg, FL. He then rented both units until his E
❑Transportation
❑Vernacular/Construction death in December of 1964. The house was vacant after NE
❑Other
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12.Information Sources '( ✓
Deed Records: Bk. 142; pg. 596: Bk. 149. pg. 51'1y Bk. 2,/35.pg. 586; Portage Township Aasessora' City
Directories; Library Clipping Files: Historic Homes; SBT: 12-18-53 (obit): 12-18-64 (obit).
G.Surveyor
K. Normand Affiliation Date
14.Revised by .",.. HPC 8/88