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NP roim Ifl.iIno.a . OMPI Nii ICfli4-CJOhII 162 F fl 1031164 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service For NI’S us. only National Register of Historic Places received - Inventory-Nomination Form -- - - Continuation sheet 61 Item number 3 Page 5 - architects for commissions, usually but not always-from the patrons’ inome towns. Among the architects who worked at Watch lull were people dis - tinguished in their own localities and those of national reputation, to gether with some whose backgrounds cannot he readily traced. The. list includes William John Cherry of New York; Gardner, Pyne Gardner of Springfield, Massachusetts; F. F. Gilbert of New York; Edward I. Hinkie of Philadelphia; Warrington C. Lawrence; Henry IV. Wilkinson of Syracuse, New York; Greenleaf { Cohh of Boston; George Keller, one of tine Foremost an ciltects of Hartford, Connecticut; Tracey Magonigle of New York; Mott B. Schmidt, a New York society archi tect well known in the l9lOs and I 920s tVil Ii a.m Ralph Emerson of Boston ; Grosvenor Atterhury and John A. Tonnpk ins of New York; Wilson Eyre of Philadelphia; and john Russell Pope. Though the custom of seasonal migration that spawned Watch 11111’s de velopment has changed since the turn of the century, tine area survives today as a inni xed ne ghborhooc1 o.f year - round i nilahi tants wi tin a cons i dc rahl e number of summer residents from greater New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Washington, i.C. Watch Hill is a remarkably well preserved historical com munity notable for its architectural and environmental quality and its evocation of an important phase in American social history.
9.. Major Bibliographical References Cole, J . ii. , History 0 F Washington and Keht Counties , H. 1 . New York 1 899 PP. 265-27Z, 341-342, 3S0-351, 362-363. - iO. Geographical Data - See Continuation Sheet 1162 / Acreage of nominated property .c* ,f29 çres - Quadrangle name JiYilS,±L NY - RI and Quadrangle scale i24,ft0,O..___. UTM References Watch Hill, RI - CT - A L9J Zone 2 I6j2 17 Easting Jo IJ I 14 i I Northing 17 i8 ioJ B [uJ Zone I216J3 Ii 4 Easting I 14 5 17 5 Northing loll JO cjjj L,,L61215 j2jOj J45 j7t713j4jQJ Djjjj 216 j016j6 JO! L4lsl7JoIllslol El2J kj5Jzj5_k_jO FWJ9J LZkJSLJ7JOI LJi7l6L7L9o GI1JHJILIIIIIJIIII HLJJIIIlJIbjIIlH Verbal boundary description and justification Beginning at the northern corner of the district, at the intersect ion of the shore of Little Narragansett Bay and the eastern lot line of lot 15, -- ------ --- - ------- - See---Continuation Sheet #63- - List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries state code - county code state code county code 11. Form Prepared By nametitle Robert O Jones, Jr.; Senior Historic Preservation Planner organization R. I.- Historical Preservation Comm. date - - street&number 150 Benefit Street telephone 401-277-2678 city or town Providence -- -__state Rhode Island 02903 12. State Historic Preservation Officer Certification The evaluated significance of this property within the state is: - national - state local - - As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 Public Law 89- 665. I hereby nominate this property for inclusiôp in the National Hegister and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set tort, by t1e Fional Park Service. - _t I I L Y--- - Srvation Officer signature i.tk4&Qtft’ -_rJJJ title State Historic Preservation Officer - For NPS use only I hereby certify that this property is Included in the National Register - Keeper of the National Register . - date Attest: . date - Chief of Registration - - date - --
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