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NPS Form 10-900-i - ‘ En,- 10-31-U
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United States Department of the Interior
National Park Service
National Register of Historic Places
Inventory-Nomination Form - . -
Continuation sheet 35 . Item number 7
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49-4/11 -
102-104 Columbia Street c. 1900:
Flank-gable, 2-story, 4-bay dwelling; brick foundation;
- bracketed entrance hood. C
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49-4/14 Columbia Street, South Kingstown High School 1954:
This large high school mixes modernist and stripped
classical design idioms. It features a 3-story, sandstone-clad
main elevation with 2-story colossal entrance portico defined by
a hexastyle pilastrade. Ribbon windows are partially glazed with
glass block. There is a large gymnasium and auditorium wings in
rear. A good and important building, none the less, it is not
part of the Hazard-dominated history of Peace Dale. NC
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49-4/12
98 Columbia Street c. 1880;
Much altered L-plan, 1-1/2-story, cross-gabled cottage.
This and neighboring 96 Columbia Street #223 belonged to Mrs.
Th. J. Armstrong. C
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49-4/13
96 Columbia Street C. 1880: . -
L-plan, cross-gabled, 1-1/2-stàry Queen Anne cottage with
good Japanesque porch detail. This and neighboring 98 Columbia
Street #111 belonged to Mrs. Th. J. Armstrong. C
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57-1/217 -
Columbia Street, South Kingstown School Department
Administration Building c. 1865/c. 1890:
Although this Hazard family house may date to the 1860s, its
exterior form and detail is much later. As it stands, this is an
end-gable, 2-1/2-story, clapboard and shingle dwelling with a
closed-in Tuscan porch. C -
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57-1/2
92 Columbia Street c. 1860: - .
Despite significant alterations and additions, this remains
one of the most engaging of Peace Dale’s numerous 1-1/2-story,
L-plan,- cross-gabled cottages. The building’s unusually steep