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NPS Form 10-900-i
3-82
United States Department of the Interior
National Park Service
National Register of Historic Places-
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Inventory-Nomination Form
Continuation sheet 42 -
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0MB No 1024-0018
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16 Brown Street c. 1900: -
Colonial Revival, 1-1/2-story, end-gambrel dwelling in wood
- shingle with altered, hip-roofed entrance porch. Company-built
and attributed to architect Frank Angell see 1 Indian Run ‘Road,
#164. C
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15 Brown Street c. 1900:
Flank-gambrel, shingled 1-1/2-story Colonial Revival cottage
‘ with Tuscan porch across the front. Company-built, this house is
attributed to Frank Angell. It is one of a group of companyowned
residences in this section of Peace Dale erected around the
turn of the century see 1 Indian Run Road, #164. C-
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107 Church Street C. 1900:
End-gable, 3-bay house with screened-in front porch; lateral
cross-gables. C
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3 Branch Street c. 1945: -
.-Flank-gable, 3-bay, 2-story house, more or less "Colonial." NC
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113 Church Street, the Fred Johnson Cottage c. 1890:
Johnson, a Hazard family employee, was given this 1-1/2r-
story gambrel-roofed-cottage, it has a 3-bay front and Tuscan
entrance portico. Originally clapboard and wood shingle, it now
is clad in composition shingling. This was the first of a series
of similar company-built cottages erected in this area. All are
attributed to architect Frank Angell see 1 Indian Run Road,
#164. C -
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9 Branch Street c. 1900:
End-gable, 3-bay, wood-shingle cottage with a Queen Anne
turned-post porch. C
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