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NPS Form 10-900 (Rev. 10-90)

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES REGISTRATION FORM

OMB No. 1024-0018

1. Name of Property

historic name Shawmut Historic District

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other names/site number

2. Location

N/A& EDUCATION

NATIONAL PARK

street & number see section 2. page 1 city or town Valley___________ state Alabama

not for publication N/A ______ vicinity _N/A

county Chambers code 17 zip code 36854

3. State/Federal Agency Certification

As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended, I hereby certify that this _£_ nomination __ request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, the property _x_ meets __ does not meet the National Register Criteria. I recommend that this property be considered significant __ nationally __ statewide

Jpqally., (__ See continuation sheet for additional comments.)* ki.A/L . . I

6-24-99_________Signature of certifying official Date

Alabama Historical Commission (State Historic Preservation Office) State or Federal agency and bureau

In my opinion, the property __ meets _(__ See continuation sheet for additional comments.)

does not meet the National Register criteria.

Signature of commenting or other official Date

State or Federal agency and bureau

4. National Park Service Certification

I hereby certify that this property is:[^entered in the National Register

[ ] See continuation sheet. [ ] determined eligible for the National Register

[ ]See continuation sheet. [ ] determined not eligible for the National Register [ j removed from the National Register [ ] other (explain): __________

Signature of the Keeper Date of Action

USDI/NPS Registration FormProperty Name Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State Chambers County. Alabama Page #2

5. Classification

Ownership of Property(Check as many boxes as apply.)

[X] private [ ] public-local [ ] public-state [ ] public-Federal

Category of Property(Check only one box.)

[ ] building(s) [X] district [ ] site [ ] structure [ ] object

Name of related multiple property listing(Enter "N/A" if property is not part of a multiple property listing.)

Historic Resources of Valley. Alabama and the West Point Manufacturing Company

Number of Resources within Property(Do not include previously listed resources in the count.) Contributing Noncontributing

275 _70 buildings __1_ ___ sites __!_ ___ structures ___ ___ objects

277 70 Total

Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National Register

N/A

6. Function or Use

Historic Functions (Enter categories from instructions) Cat: DOMESTIC Sub: single dwelling

COMMERCE/TRADE

RECREATION/CULTURE LANDSCAPE_______ RELIGION_________ INDUSTRY

GOVERNMENT EDUCATION

speciality storeofficeplavina fieldgreenchurchmillreservoirwarehousepost officekindergarten

Current Functions (Enter categories from instructions)Cat: DOMESTIC_______ Sub: single dwelling

COMMERCE/TRADE speciality storeoffice

INDUSTRY millreservoirwarehouse

RELIGION churchEDUCATIONRECREATION/CULTURE LANDSCAPE

schoolplaying fieldgreen

7. Description

Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions) other: mill cottage No Style______ bungalow______Depression Modern

Materials (Enter categories from instructions)foundation ^STONE. BRICK. CONCRETEroof ASPHALT. METAL__________ _________other BRICK. WOOD. STONE_______

Narrative Description (Describe the historic and current condition on continuation sheet/s.

walls WOOD. BRICK. ASBESTOS. METAL. STONE. SYNTHETICS. CONCRETE

USDI/NPS Registration FormProperty Name Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State Chambers County. Alabama Page #3

8. Statement of Significance

Applicable National Register Criteria (Mark "x" in one or more boxes for the criteria qualifying the property for National Register listing)X A Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history.

__ B Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past.X C Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or represents the work

of a master, or possesses high artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction.

__ D Property has yielded, or is likely to yield information important in prehistory or history.

Criteria Considerations (Mark "X" in all the boxes that apply.) N/A__ A owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes.__ B removed from its original location.__ C a birthplace or a grave.__ D a cemetery.__ E a reconstructed building, object, or structure.__ F a commemorative property.__ G less than 50 years of age,or achieved significance within the past 50 years.

Areas of Significance (Enter categories from instructions)industry_______________ ____________________ community planning/development ___________________ social history____________ ___________________

Period of Significance 1907-1949____________

Significant Dates N/A_________ __________ __________

Significant Person (Complete if Criterion B is marked above) N/A

Cultural Affiliation N/A

Architect/Builder Lockwood. Greene & Company, mill designers

Narrative Statement of Significance (Explain significance of the property on one or more continuation sheets.)

9. Major Bibliographical References

(Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form on one or more continuation sheets.)

Previous documentation on file (NPS)__ preliminary determination of individual listing

(36 CFR 67) has been requested. _ previously listed in the National Register __ previously determined eligible by the National

Register__ designated a National Historic Landmark __ recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey

Primary location of additional data:[X] State Historic Preservation Office[ ] Other state agency[X] Federal agency[ ] Local government[ ] University[ ] OtherName of repository

_ recorded by Historic American Engineering Record # AL-173.174. 177

USDI/NPS Registration FormProperty Name Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State Chambers County. Alabama_______________ Page #4

10. Geographical Data

Acreage of Property approximately 201

UTM References (Place additional DIM references on a continuation sheet)

Zone Easting Northing Zone Easting Northing1 16 669520 3635490 3 16 670490 36341702 16 670440 3635530 4 16 669550 3634160 __ See continuation sheet.

Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property on a continuation sheet.)

Boundary Justification (Explain why the boundaries were selected on a continuation sheet)

11. Form Prepared By

name/title Trina Binklev. N R Reviewer

organization Alabama Historical Commission_____________________ date May 1999

street & number 468 South Perry Street__________________ telephone ______(334)242-3184

city or town______Montgomery______________ state Alabama______ zip code 36130-0900

Additional Documentation

Submit the following items with the completed form:

Continuation Sheets

MapsA USGS map (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location.A sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources.

PhotographsRepresentative black and white photographs of the property.

Additional items (Check with the SHPO or FPO for any additional items)

Property Owner

(Complete this item at the request of the SHPO or FPO.)

name multiple__________________

street & number __________________________________ telephone

city or town ___________________________ state ______ zip code

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NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET

Section 2_ Page 1 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State:_Chambers County. Alabama

II. LOCATION

CIRCLE DRIVE:2224, 2301, 2300, 2220, 2209

RAILROAD AVENUE: 2809, 2807, 2805, 2803

20TH AVENUE:3205, 2001, 3203, 3011, 3009, 3007, 3003

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21ST AVENUE:3303, 3305, 3307, 3309, 3311, 3402, 3310, 3308, 3306, 3304, 3302, 3300, 3313

22ND AVENUE:3306, 3310, 3304, 3302, 3300, 3502, 3504, 3506, 3000, 3002, 3004, 3006, 3007, 3008, 3009, 3011, 3010, 3012, 3013, 3014,3015, 3017, 3200, 3202, 3204, 3205, 2014, 2012

23RD AVENUE:3600, 3601, 3602, 3603, 3604, 3605, 3606, 3607, 3608, 3609

24TH AVENUE:3303, 3305, 3307, 3309, 3311, 3310, 3603, 3701, 3703, 3705, 3608, 3604, 3602, 3600, 3606, 3001, 3002, 3003, 3004, 3005,3006, 3007, 3008, 3009, 3010, 3012, 3104

30TH STREET:2407, 2408, 2406, 2404, 2405, 2403, 2309, 2307, 2305, 2303, 2304, 2306, 2308, 2005, 2002, 2000

31 ST STREET2303, 2304, 2305, 2307, 2306, 2309, 2308, 2311, 2313, 2400, 2401, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2410

32ND STREET:2010, 2008, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002

33RD STREET:2203, 2205, 2412, 2410, 2408, 2406, 2404, 2402, 2303, 2305, 2307, 2309, 2401, 2403, 2405, 2407, 2102, 2100, 2103, 2105

34TH STREET:3204, 3202, 2400, 2401, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2410,2411, 2412, 2413, 2414, 2415, 2416, 2417,2418,2419,2420

35TH STREET'2005, 2003, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2102, 2104, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2109, 2110, 2418, 2419, 2416, 2417, 2414, 2415,2412, 2413, 3410, 2411, 2408, 2409, 2407, 2406, 2404, 2405, 2403, 2400, 2401, 2402

36TH STREET:2400, 2401, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2410, 2411, 2412, 2413, 2414, 2415, 2417

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Section _2_ Page 2 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State: Chambers County. Alabama

37TH STREET:2408, 2415, 2413, 2411, 2406, 2407, 2404, 2405, 2402, 2409, 2403

32ND PLACE:2413, 2411, 2409, 2408, 2407, 2406, 2405, 2404, 2403, 2402, 2401, 2005, 2207, 2204

35TH PLACE:3402, 3403, 3404, 3405, 3408, 2200, 3407, 3406

23RD DRIVE:3016, 3014, 3012, 3010, 3008, 3006, 3004, 3002, 3000, 2005, 2009, 3001, 3003 2006, 2003 2007 3005 3007 3009 3013 3015,3017 3001, round green, 3110, 3301, 3307, 3300

25TH BOULEVARD:3304, 3302, 3212, 3210, 3208, 3206, 3204, 3202

29TH BOULEVARD:3105, 2033, 2031, 2029, 2027, 2025, 2023, 2021, 2019 2017, 2015, 2013, 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005, 2000, 2002, 2006, 2008,2010,2012,2014,2016,2032,

38TH BOULEVARD:2200,2202, 2206, 2208, 2210, 2212, 2214, 2304, 2306, 2308, 2310, 2312,2404, 2406,2410, 2416, 2407

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Section 7 Page 3 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District__________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama____________

VII. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION

Shawmut is located in the industrial Chattahoochee Valley area of eastern Alabama and western Georgia. The district is contained within its original plan west of U.S. Highway 29, and north of Langdale, Fairfax, and Riverview mill villages. The first planned mill village created by West Point Manufacturing Company, construction at Shawmut began in 1907 on the street layout, mill buildings, and operative housing. Extant community buildings were constructed at different times after 1907. The district includes a total of 347 resources, with 275 contributing buildings, one contributing site and structure, and 70 noncontributing buildings creating an intact industrial mill complex and its associated village.

Oriented on a cardinal north-south axis, with the mill at the farthest point south, the layout of the village emanates from a circle located directly in front of the mill. From the centrally located circle radiate eight residential streets. The main boulevard (23rd Avenue), a wide street with a planted median strip, is aligned on axis with the mill and has some larger homes near the circle that were supervisors' residences. The eight radiating streets intersect with an irregular shaped hexagon which acts as the limit of the formal plan. The Chattahoochee Valley Railroad tracks bound the eastern edge of the hexagon, with an oval-shaped street (originally called the Boulevard) at the far edge of the plan which contained the entire village.

Community resources are prominently sited around the central circle and include a school (#77), kindergarten (#63), Methodist (#25) and Baptist (#72) churches, public recreation center (#78), large multi-use commercial building (#73), and post office (#1). Though no longer extant, an auditorium, public library, and movie theater were once on the circle as well. Later on some mill-related buildings were constructed around the circle, including the cafeteria (#80), research division (#79), and hotel (no longer extant).

The mill was designed by the engineering firm of Lockwood, Greene and Company and constructed from 1907 to 1908. There are 10 extant resources: the original main mill with later additions (338), picker house (#339), two rows of cotton warehouses (#340 and #341), the original testing laboratory (#343), 1912 electric power house (#344), a nonhistoric boiler house (#342), original water reservoir (#345), office (#346), and 1937 testing laboratory (#347).

Mill housing radiates out from the central community space and mill complex and is bounded by the perimeter "boulevard." Shawmut's historic residential construction is balloon frame, originally covered with clapboard siding. There were a variety of plans (either cottage or bungalow in the inventory) employed but each house had brick pier foundation, later filled in with brick to make a continuous foundation; pyramidal, hip, or gable roofs; one or two chimneys; and full or parital width front porches. Most of the lots are about 1/5 of an acre with uniform setback and enough room in the rear to maintain a vegetable garden, outhouse, chicken house, and shed or tether for a cow (there was a communal pasture on the edge of the village). Residential construction began in 1907 with other general periods of growth occurring in two later phases: the first years of the 1910s and around 1920. Very little construction has occurred in the last 50 years in the village. As such, the district contains a very discreet collection of architecture related to the southern textile industry. In 1953, West Point Manufacturing Company began selling the houses to its workers, who in turn, undertook alterations to make their newly purchased houses their own by changing windows and doors, replacing porch posts, application of siding, and miscellaneous additions.

Archaeological ComponentAlthough no formal archaeological survey has been made of this district area, the potential for subsurface remains is good. Buried portions may contain significant information that may be useful in interpreting the entire area.

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Section 7 Page 4 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic DistrictCounty and State: Chambers County. Alabama

VII. INVENTORY

1. 2224 Circle Drive; Shawmut Post Officec. 1935; One story brick; 6 over 6 windows, shutters added; clapboard; gable roof with round louvered ventilation opening; piers,now continuous; brick room added; gable and hipped roof. C

2. 301623rd Drive; Lane-Lashley Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; original piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; three interior chimneys; hipped andgable roof; porch across front and half side, porch now enclosed; cement porch with iron rails added. NC

3. 3014 23rd Drive; Hollis - Lanjer Housec. 1908; one story clapboard bungalow; original piers, now continuous; three interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof;front porch with banisters; two front doors. (Was originally two apartments.) Back porch added with shed roof. C

4. 301323rd Drive; Glass-Perry Housec. 1908; one story clapboard bungalow; original piers, now continuous; three interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; hipped and gable roof; porch across front and half the side. Aluminum siding added; one outside chimney added; 2 over 2 windows replaced original; and half porch enclosed. C

5. 3010 23rd Drive; Crowder - Pitts Housec. 1908; one story clapboard bungalow; piers, now continuous; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; frontporch with banisters; two front doors. (Was originally two apartments.) Back porch added with shed roof. C

6. 3008 23rd Drive; Strother- Crowder Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; original piers, now continuous; two interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; porch acrossfront. Porch now enclosed, room and carport added at rear with shed roof. C

7. 3006 23rd Drive; Newman - Docimo Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; original piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows and 2 over 2 windows; two interior chimneys; hipped roof; porch across front. A cement porch replaces wooden one, new banisters, shutters added, back porch enclosed with shed roof, asbestos siding covers clapboard. C

8. 3004 23rd Drive; Crouch - Covington Housec. 1908; One story with aluminum siding; original piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys, hipped roof;porch across front; back porch enclosed with shed roof; new banisters and rails on front porch. C

9. 3002 23rd Drive; Teel - Borders Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; original piers, now continuous; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; porchacross front with shed roof. Porch has been enclosed, a room and chimney added on rear with gable roof. C

10. 3000 23rd Drive; Echols -White Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; original piers, now continuous; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; porch across front with shed roof. A room has been added on back with gable roof, one chimney removed; room with shed roof added; carport added. C

11. 2006 23rd Drive; Birchfield-Hammock Housec. 1960; One story brick, gable roof, 3 over 3 louvered and 2 over 2 double hung windows, front porch, carport. NC

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12. 2003 23rd Drive Lunsford-McKinney House c. 1960; One story clapboard and brick house, hip roof. NC

13. 2005 23rd Drive; Henry Hunter House; (now the Girl Scout House)c. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; hipped roof; two interior chimneys; full front porch two front doors. Vinyl siding added; gabled room added at rear; chimneys removed. Windows are 1 over 1, 3 over 1, and 6 over 6. C

14. 2007 23rd Drive Methodist Parsonagec. 1909; One story frame with vinyl sidjng; roof changed to hip, rear additions, new gable stoop, continuous brick foundation, 6over 6 windows. NC

15. 2009 23rd Drive; Strother - league Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; porch across front and down one side with shed roof; pier foundation, now continuous. Vinyl siding now covers clapboard; side porch enclosed with gable roof; rooms added at rear with gable roof and exterior chimney. C

16. 3001 23rd Drive; Wallace-Groover Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; pyramid roof; porch across front with shed roof; pier foundation; now continuous, making full basement; two interior chimneys; porch across front with shed roof. Room added to side with hipped roof; room added to rear with shed roof; 6 over 6 and 2 over 2 windows; cement porch replaces original. C

17. 3003 23rd Drive; Fuller - Pruitt Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow, pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; pier foundation, now continuous, making full basement, two interior chimneys; porch across front with shed roof. Room added to side with hipped roof; room added to rear with shed roof, 6 over 6 and 2 over 2 windows; cement porch replaces original. C

18. 3005 23rd Drive; Glass -Wright Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage, pier foundation, now continuous, 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; two interior chimneys,porch across front. Vinyl siding added, half of porch enclosed, room added on side with gable roof. NC

19. 3007 23rd Drive; Lanier - Blocker Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hipped roof; pier foundation, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys,porch across front. Asbestos siding added. C

20. 3009; 23rd Drivec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage, hipped roof; pier foundation, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys;porch across front. Chimneys have been removed, room added on side, vinyl siding covers clapboard; 2 over 2 windows. C

21. 3011 23rd Drive; Hugey-Benton-Harris Housec. 1909; One story frame with masonite siding; chimneys removed; porch enclosed; continuous brick foundation; hip roof. NC

22. 3013 23rd Drive; Underwood - Helton Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hipped roof with gable (shakes on gable); porch across front with deeper porch halfway; pier foundation, now continuous; three interior chimneys; 2 over 2 windows. Vinyl siding added, one chimney removed, narrow part of porch enclosed; 6 over 6 windows. C

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23. 3015 23rd Drive; Edwards - Bledsoe Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hipped roof with gable (shakes on gable); three interior chimneys; porch across front with deeper porch halfway; pier foundation, now continuous; 2 over 2 vertical pane windows. Vinyl siding added over clapboard, narrow part of the porch enclosed; one chimney removed; 6 over 6 and 2 over 2 windows. C

24. 3017 23rd Drive; Lanier-Mangrum Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hipped roof with gables (shakes on gables); three interior chimney; pier foundation; now continuous; porch across front with deeper porch halfway. Vinyl siding added,; narrow part of porch enclosed; one chimney removed. C

25. 2301 Circle Drive; Shawmut Methodist Church1949; One story brick veneer; gable front with tower; double wood door entry with transom above; round window above; slag glass windows; quoins on corners. Original one story frame building reoriented on lot attached to the rear of the 1949 sanctuary as a social/dining hall. C

26. 2303 31 st Street; Pratt -Walls Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; chimneys, porch across the front(post and brick). Chimneys have now been removed. C

27. 2305 31st Street; Walters - Irvining Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows, hipped roof; front porch. Asbestos siding hasbeen added. C

28. 2304 31st Street Edwards-Cox House c. 1968; One story brick veneer; hip roof; car port. NC

29. 2307 31 st Street; Herrington - Stewart Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original windows removed and different sized ones put in; pyramid roof. Aluminum siding hasbeen added with a hip added to the pyramid roof. NC

30. 2306 31 st Street; Ryals - Harris - Watson Housec. 1908; One story, clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; original pier, now continuous; half porch. Asbestos siding hasbeen added. C

31. 2309 31st Street; Underwood - McVay Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 2 over 2 windows; pyramid roof; original piers, now continuous; chimney; half porch. Aluminumsiding has been added. C

32. 2308 31 st Street; Earles - Yates Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original piers, now continuous; chimneys, 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; porch across the front.A room and carport have been added. C

33. 2311 31st Streetc. 1908; One story, clapboard; original piers, now continuous; chimneys, 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; front porch withoriginal banisters. The chimneys have been removed and the back porch enclosed. C

34. 2313 31st Street; Wallace -Fuller - Moore Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original piers, now continuous; chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; porch across the front

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with banisters. A room with a shed roof, and a carport have been added. C

35. 2400 31st Street; Fickling Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; original piers, now continuous; original chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof. Asbestossiding and a concrete porch have been added. C

36. 2401 31 st Street; Champion - Talbot House rc. 1908; One story; clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; hipped roof. At present it is two stories with ahipped and gable roof. Aluminum siding has also been added. C

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37. 2402 31 st Street; Tarver - Harper Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 2 over 2 windows; original piers, now continuous; pyramid roof. A room with a hipped roof hasbeen added as well as aluminum siding with a stoop have been added. C

38. 2403 31st Street; Hill -Messer Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 2 over 2 windows; original piers, now continuous; pyramid roof. Aluminum siding and a stoophave been added. C

39. 2404 31st Street; Cash - Caldwell Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 2 over 2 windows; original piers, now continuous; pyramid roof. A gable and shed roof andaluminum siding have been added. C

40. 2405 31st Streetc. 1908; One Story; clapboard covered with vertical board paneling; 2 over 2 aluminum windows; original piers, nowcontinuous; pyramid roof. A carport and room with gable and hip roof, and asbestos siding have been added. C

41. 2406 31st Street; Johnson-Blair Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; pyramid roof. A room and porch have beenadded. NC

42. 2407 31st Street; Walls -Edwards Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; hipped roof; full porch. At present, windowshave been replaced, half the porch has been made into a room, and aluminum siding has been added. C

43. 2408 32nd Street; Terry - Van Hounten Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; hipped roof; original chimneys; full porchacross front. C

44. 2409 31 st Street; Poe - Morrison Housec. 1985; One story frame with brick veneer and vinyl siding; gable front; 1 over 1 windows. NC

45. 2410 31st Street; Herrington - McDonald Housec. 1908; One Story; clapboard 6 over 6 windows; original piers, now continuous; chimneys; hipped roof; porch across the front.Aluminum siding has been added and a cement porch replaces the original wooden one. C

46. 310529th Boulevard; Shawmut Nazarene Churchc. 1960, c. 1985; One story gable front brick; front steeple; concrete porch with four columns; 12 pane windows. NC

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Section 7 Page 8 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District_________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

47. 2413 32nd Place; Herrington - Henderson Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width porch; pier foundation; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys. Clapboard is now covered with aluminum siding; windows replaced with 2 over 2 ; pier continuous; chimneys removed; and porch enclosed. C

48. 2411 32nd Place; Carlisle - White Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; full width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; two interiorchimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. C

49. 2409 32nd Place; Smith-Sanford Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Clapboard now covered with compressed siding, windows replaced with 2 over 2 and single pane; front doors now sliding glass; front porch enclosed. NC

50. 2408 32nd Place; Walls-Robertson Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; pyramid roof; pier foundation, now continuous. Clapboard now covered with aluminum siding, 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6 windows; front porch enclosed. C

51. 2407 32nd Place; Walls-Jennings Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; full front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; two interior chimneys;pier foundation, now continuous. Part of original windows replaced with 2 over 2. C

52. 2406 32nd Place; Newby-Baker Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage full width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; two interiorchimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. C

53. 2405 32nd Place; Poe-Fuller Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hipped roof; two interiorchimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. C

54. 2404 32nd Place; Baker-Oglec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Two rooms with compressed siding have been added on the south side, with 2 over 2 windows; and gable roof. Half width porch added on front; front side addition. NC

55. 2403 32nd Place; Adamson-Archerc. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interiorchimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. C

56. 2402 32nd Place; Irvin-Oliver Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Clapboard now covered with aluminum siding; two rooms added under a gable roof on rear of house; and porch enclosed. C

57. 2401 32nd Place; McQueen-Jennings Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; full width shed roof over front porch; 6 over 6 windows; pier foundation, now continuous. Half the'ront porch now enclosed and one room under gable roof added on rear of house. C

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Section 7 Page 9 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District________________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

58. 3303 24th Avenue; Whitehead Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; half porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; pier foundation, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding now covers the clapboard; chimneys removed; and a room added at rear. C

59. 3305 24th Avenue; Maqouirk-Roberts Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; full front porch; hipped roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Some windows have been changed to 2 over 2 ; one chimneys removed; asbestos siding added; and a room added at the rear. C

60. 3307 24th Avenue; Hunter-Blackburn Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; hip roof; full porch 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous.Asbestos siding has been added a room added at the rear; and half the porch enclosed. C

61. 3309 24th Avenue; Hendrix-Hubbard Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; hip roof; full porch; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. 2over 2 windows replaced original 6 over 6 windows. C

62. 3311 24th Avenue; Blackburn-Holmes Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half porch; pier foundation. Aluminum siding has been added over clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; chimneys have been removed; porch enclosed; and room added at front. C

63. 331024th Avenue; Shawmut Kindergartenc. 1908; Rectangular structure with hip roof; siding is original shakes painted white; continuous foundation two-thirds width porch on front with steps and iron railings at front porch and ramp at side; double doors. Unusual design windows: on front - three 5-vertical panes over 1 and two small 3-vertical over 1; on sides - some 5-vertical over 1; some 3-vertical over 1; on rear three 5-vertical over 1; and two 6 over 6. C

64. 3310 22nd Avenue; Campbell-Benefield Housec. 1970 One story frame with aluminum siding; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows. NC

65. 3308 22nd Avenue: First Post Office and Kindergarten of Shawmut, now the Broach House c. 1908; Clapboard cottage with full width front porch having columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hip roof; two interior chimneys, pier foundation. At present, the front porch is enclosed; clapboard covered with aluminum siding and brick trim across front. Two room added under shed roof across rear. Jalous windows replace original 6 over 6 windows. Pier foundation made continuous; two interior chimneys removed. NOTE: This building originally housed the first Shawmut Post Office in two rooms and the Shawmut Kindergarten in the other two rooms until individual buildings were completed for each purpose. This occurred after the Shawmut Mill began operation in 1908. C

66. 3306 22nd Avenue; Harris-Meacham Housec. 1908; Clapboard cottage with half width front porch having columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Front porch has been enclosed, and clapboard covered with aluminum siding. A gable roof garage added to rear of house. 2 over 2 windows replace original windows. C

67. 3304 22nd Avenue Floyd Housec. 1975; One story frame with gable roof; 2 over 2 and 1 over 1 windows; awning covered stoop. NC

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68. 3302; Hammock-Phipps Housec. 1908; Clapboard bungalow with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with columns and banisters; pier foundation, now continuous. A gable roof covers another room on the rear of the house.; asbestos shingles now cover the clapboard, 2 over 2 windows. C

69. 3300 22nd Avenue; Shelnut-Smith-Kent Housec. 1908; Clapboard bungalow with pyramid roof; full width front porch with shed roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Another room on rear of house covered with gable roof. The chimneys have been removed, porch screened, and windows replaced with 2 over 2 windows. C

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70. 2203 33rd Street; Champion-Danier Housec. 1915; Clapboard cottage; half width porch; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Vinyl siding now covers the clapboard; two rooms added under a hip roof; chimneys removed, porch enclosed, replacement 6 over 6 windows; front side addition. NC

71. 2205 33rd Street; Mangrum-Smith Housec. 1915; Clapboard cottage; full width front porch with columns and banisters; 6 over 6 windows; hip roof; two interior chimneys; pier foundation, now continuous. Aluminum siding now covers the clapboard, windows replaced with 2 over 2 windows, metal awnings added on all windows and across front porch. C

72. 2300 Circle Drive; First Baptist Church1948; Two story brick building with full basement and central front entrance at top of two runs of exterior concrete steps fromthe road; gable roof; multi-colored broken stained glass windows; 1964 rear two story brick educational wing. C

73. 2220 Circle Drive The Storesc. 1909; c. 1970; Two story brick commercial buildings with four bays; facade and side elevations currently obscured withaluminum siding; storefronts altered with new windows and the addition of imitation pebble. NC

74. 2209 Circle Drive First school and library, now doctor's officec. 1908; One story frame with vinyl siding; hip roof; new 9 over 9 windows; porch removed and stoop added; chimney removed;entrance moved to side. NC

75. 23rd Drive; "Green"c. 1908; Round central part of original plan; contains public playground, school playground, and social gathering space. C site

76. 3110 23rd Drive; WestPoint's Personnel Officec. 1975; One story brick with single pane glass windows; flat roof; side entrance. NC

77. 3301 23rd Drive Bob Harding Elementaryc. 1961; One story brick with flat roof and louvered metal windows. NC

78. 3307 23rd Drive Shawmut Center/W. O. Cant Recreational Center c. 1955; One story brick; flat roof; wood awning windows. NC

79. 3300 23rd Drive WestPoint's Research Division c. 1950; One story brick and glass; flat roof. NC

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80. 2200 35th Place WestPoint Engineering, old Cafeteriac. 1940; One story brick; rectangular plan; 6 over 6 windows; fluted pilaster flank front entrance door; hip roof; continuous brickfoundation. C

81. 3201 35th Place; Duffey-McClendon Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; full widthfront porch. Asbestos siding added, chimneys removed, 2 over 2 windows, porch screened, addition on one side. C

82. 3403 35th place; Floyd-Dishroom Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys;pier, now continuous; full width front porch with shed roof. Asbestos siding added, 2 over 2 windows. C

83. 3404 35th Place; Reese-Hollis Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Rooms and carport added on side, 1 over 1 windows, porch enclosed. C

84. 3405 35th Place; Grabe-Dorough Housec. 1910; One story clapboard; 4 rooms; gable roof; full width front porch with shed roof; two front doors; two interior chimneys;pier, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows. Rooms and carport added on side, 1 over 1 windows; vinyl siding added. C

85. 3406 35th Place; Dykes Housec. 1970; One story brick veneer ranch, hip roof, 2 over 2 windows. NC

86. 3407 35th Place; Siggers Housec. 1970; One story brick; gable roof; 2 over 2 windows; porch has iron columns and railing. NC

87. 3408 35th Place; Strong-Waller Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; pier, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added over clapboard, 1/3 of porch enclosed, some awning-type windows added. C

88. 2005 35th Street: Crowe-Broach Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with banisters; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Original clapboard covered with aluminum siding; porch screened and metal awnings added to porch and windows. C

89. 2003 35th Street; Wallace-Butts Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed and carport with gable roof added to one side; asbestos shingle siding; awning windows replace original windows. C

90. 2001 35th Street; Hooks-Baggett Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width porch with banisters; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows with shutters replace original windows; front porch screened and metal awning added; two rooms under gable roof added at rear; one chimney removed. C

91. 2002 35th Street; Lanier-Cooper Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch with banisters;piers, now continuous. Front porch has been enclosed. C

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92. 2004 35th Street; Land-Hill Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch with banisters;piers, now continuous. One chimney removed; carport added to rear. C

93. 2006 35th Street; Oliver-Walters-Hooks Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch with banisters; piers , now continuous; clapboard covered with aluminum siding; attic made into room with dormers on front and back. C

94. 2008 35th Street; Poe-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with banisters; 6 over 6 windows;piers, now continuous. Vinyl siding covers clapboard; front porch screened; metal awnings added to porch and windows. C

95. 2102 35th Street; Underwood Housec.1965; One story brick veneer; gable roof; 2 over 2 windows; carport and utility room face front facade; shed roof stoop. NC

96. 2104 35th Street; Hall-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with banisters; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed; gable roof stoop with wrought iron columns added; clapboard covered with vinyl siding; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6. NC

97. 2106 35th Place; Fetner-McCarthyc. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; pier, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed; shed roof over stoop added; clapboard covered with aluminum siding; 2 over 2 windows. C

98. 210735th Place; Cox Housec. 1908; One story frame with aluminum siding; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch withshed roof; piers, now continuous; 1 over 1 and 2 over 2 windows; one chimney removed. C

99. 2108 35th Street; Carmack-Kennington Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with banisters; 6 over 6 windows; pier, now continuous. One room under hip added to side; clapboard covered with aluminum siding; front porch screened; metal awning added to porch and windows. C

100. 2109 35th Street; Reese-Johnson Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch with shed roof;piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6 and one chimney has been removed. C

101. 2110 35th Street; Dollar-Whitlow Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch has been screened; 2 over 2 windows with shutters replace original ones. C

102. 3502 22nd Avenue; Lashley-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous ;gable roof; two interior chimneys; full widthfront porch. Back porch now enclosed; carport added on side. C

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Section 7 Page 13_ Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District_________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

103. 3504 22nd Avenue; Hendrix Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch. Vinyl siding added; 1 over 1 and 2 over 2 windows; room added on back with gable roof; front porch enclosed; stoop and steps added. NC

104. 3506 22nd Avenue; Crenshaw-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; gable roof; full widthfront porch. C

105. 2200 38th Boulevard; Teny-Daniel Housec. 1910; One story cottage with major side addition; porch enclosed; Masonite siding added; chimney removed; some 2 over 2windows; some awning type windows; gable roof. NC

106. 2202 38th Boulevard; Boyd Brandenburg Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage with central hall; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; one interior chimney; half porch with shedroof; piers; vinyl siding added; pier and continuous foundation; some 2 over 2 windows. C

107. 2206 38th Boulevard; Williams-Daniel Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage with central hall; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; one interior chimney; half porch with shedroof; piers. Some 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; some piers continuous. C

108. 2208 38th Boulevard; Wallace Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage with central hall; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; half porch with shed roof; piers; asbestosshingle siding added; piers now continuous; porch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows. C

109. 221038th Boulevard; Hadaway Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage with central hall; gable roof; one interior chimney; half porch with shed roof; piers.Vinyl siding added; porch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows; piers now continuous. C

110. 2212 38th Boulevard; Matthews-Whitaker Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage with central hall; gable roof; half porch with shed roof; 6 over 6 windows; piers. Vinylsiding added; 2 over 2 windows; piers now continuous. C

111. 2214 38th Boulevard; McDonald-Sharpe Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; full width front porch; one interior chimney; piers; 1 over 1 windows;aluminum siding added; piers now continuous. C

112. 3608 23rd Avenue; Milner Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; partially enclosed porch; continuous brick foundation;chimney. C

113. 3606 23rd Avenue; Perryman Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; full front porch; continuous brick foundation; chimney. C

114. 3604 23rd Avenue; Rogers-Smith Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos; full front porch; chimney; continuous foundation; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows. C

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Section 7 Page 14 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District________________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

115. 3602 23rd Avenue; Plair-Smith Housec. 1920; One story frame with vinyl siding; 2 over 2 windows; chimney; gable roof; continuous foundation; full front porch. C

116. 3600 23rd Avenue; Duffey-McDonald Housec. 1920; One story frame with aluminum siding; full front porch; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; chimney, continuous brickfoundation. C

117. 3601 23rd Avenue; Jones Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos siding; 2 over 2 windows; full front porch; gable roof; continuous foundation. C

118. 3603 23rd Avenue; Scott Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos siding; 2 over 2 windows; screened full front porch; gable roof; continuous foundation;chimney. C

119. 3605 23rd Avenue; Newby Housec. 1920; One story frame with clapboard; full front porch; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; chimney; continuous foundation. C

120. 3607 23rd Avenue; Earles-Crowe Housec. 1920; One story frame with asbestos siding; screened front porch; 2 over 2 windows; gable roof; continuous foundation;chimney. C

121. 3609 23rd Avenue; Earles Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; one interior chimney; piers, nowcontinuous. Aluminum siding added; some 2 over 2 windows; deck added at rear; concrete porch replaces original one. C

122. 2304 38th Boulevard; Crowder-Mangrum Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers.Chimney removed; pier and continuous foundation. C

123. 2306 38th Boulevard; Walters Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace original ones; room added on side. C

124. 2308 38th Boulevard; Dodgen Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6; piers and continuous foundation. C

125. 231038th Boulevard; Dykes-Lyons Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers. Vinylsiding added, some 2 over 2 windows; half of porch enclosed; piers and continuous foundation. C

126. 2312 38th Boulevard; Smith-Worthy Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers. Vinylsiding added; some 2 over 2 windows; piers and continuous foundation. C

127. 2404 38th Boulevard; Newsome Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers.Windows replaced with 2 over 2; asbestos siding added; some piers now continuous. C

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Section 7 Page 15 Name of Property: ^Shawmut Historic District______________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

128. 2406 38th Boulevard; Freeman Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers. Porchnow enclosed; 2 over 2 windows; asbestos siding added; some piers now continuous. C

129. 2410 38th Boulevard; Scott Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; 6 over 6 windows; piers.Masonite siding added; 2 over 2 windows; some piers now continuous. C

130. 241638th Boulevard; Hendrix-Rogers Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; full width front porch; gable roof; one interior chimney; half porch; vinyl siding added; 2over 2 windows; piers now continuous. C

131. 2407 37th Street; Butts Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; half porch; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers. Originalwindows replaced with 2 over 2 ; some piers now continuous. C

132. 2408 37th Street; Jones Housec. 1918; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable and hip roof; full width front porch;one interior chimney; two front doors. Windows changed to 2 over 2. C

133. 2415 37th Street; Williams-Prather Housec. 1918; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable and hip roof; full width front porch; one interior chimney; two front doors. Asbestos siding added; wing added; lattice windows; porch enclosed; one front door removed; room added to side with gable roof. C

134. 2413 37th Street; Davis-Parker Housec. 1918; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable and hip roof; full width front porch;one interior chimney; two front doors. Vinyl siding added; carport added with shed roof; half porch enclosed. C

135. 2411 37th Street; Dykes-Ray Housec. 1922; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 widows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; full width screened front porch; one interior chimney; two front doors. Vinyl siding added; room added with gable roof and 2 over 2 windows; chimney removed; one front door removed; indoor/outdoor carpet on screened porch. NC

136. 2409 37th Street Fickey-Jones Housec. 1980; One story frame; 1 over 1 windows; gable roof; concrete front porch. NC

137. 2406 37th Street; Gosdin-Palmer Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; gable and hip roof; piers, now continuous; one interior chimney; fullwidth front porch; two front doors. Vinyl siding added; one front door removed. C

138. 2407 37th Street; Smith Housec. 1922; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable and hipped roof; one interior chimney;full width screened front porch; two front doors. Awning has been added. C

139. 2404 37th Street; Hammack-Palmer Housec. 1928; One story frame with vertical exterior paneling; piers, now continuous; altered hip roof; one interior chimney; halfporch enclosed; one over one windows; cement porch. NC

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140. 2405 37th Street; Lowe-Brewer-Hooks Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; gable and hipped roof; piers, now continuous; one interiorchimney; full width screened front porch; two front doors. Asbestos siding added; awnings added. C

141. 2402 37th Street; Butts-Parmer Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable and hipped roof; piers, now continuous; chimney removed; new front porch; two front doors. Vinyl siding covers clapboard; two over two windows and 3 solid front doors replaced with new French doors (12 panes). NC

142. 2403 37th Street; Enni§-Whitlow Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable and hipped roof; piers, now continuous; one interior chimney; partially enclosedfront porch. Vinyl siding added; two over two windows. C

143. 3603 24th Avenue; McCall Housec. 1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers; pyramid roof; half width front porch town interior chimneys. Room added with gable roof; and vinyl siding; some two over two windows; one chimney removed; porch enclosed; cement walk added; piers now continuous. C

144. 3701 24th Avenue; Lot-Burney Housec.1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; original piers; pyramid roof; half width front porch; two interior chimneys. Vinyl siding added; some 1 over 1 windows; chimneys removed; room added on side and back (shed and gable roofs); porch enclosed. C

145. 3703 24th Avenue; Smith Housec. 1920; One story clapboard; 2 over 2 and 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; halfwidth front porch. Vinyl siding added; carport added. C

146. 3705 24th Avenue Pool-Smith Housec. 1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two chimneys; half width front porch.Vinyl siding added; some 2 over 2 windows; porch screened with awnings; room added on side with shed roof. C

147. 3608 24th Avenue; Shaw-Woodard Housec. 1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two chimneys; half width front porch.Room added on back with shed roof and vinyl siding; some 1 over 1 windows; porch screened. C

148. 3604 24th Avenue; Hawkins Housec. 1920; One story frame with asphalt roll brick siding ; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two chimneys; half width front porch. Asbestos siding added; awning added; replacement 2 over 2 windows; roof lowered (gable); room added on back with gable roof; front porch now cement; double garage in back with cement drive; cement walk to front. NC

149. 3602 24th Avenue; Williams Housec. 1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two chimneys; half width front porch;one chimney removed. C

150. 3600 24th Avenue; Dawson-Danfordc. 1920; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two chimneys; original half width frontporch. Now has wood siding; 2 over 2 windows; one chimney removed. C

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151. 2400 36th Street; Smith-Meacham Housec. 1929; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; half widthfront porch. New 2 over 2 windows with shutters; porch screened; car shed added to left of cottage. C

152. 2401 36th Street; Shaver-Breed Housec. 1930; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; half width front porch; two interior chimneys. Addition with hipped roof added to right side; 2 over 2 windows; screened porch; aluminum siding covers clapboard. C

153. 2402 36th Street; Hamiet-Buckalew Housec. 1924; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; half width front porch; chimneysremoved; addition made to back and right side on front; altered windows, doors, porch. NC

154. 2403 26th Street; McDonald-Orr Housec. 1926; One story clapboard cottage 6 over 6 windows; one interior chimney; full width front porch; piers, now continuous.Aluminum siding added; porch screened; house extended to back and left with gable roof. C

155. 2404 36th Streetc. 1920; One story clapboard cottage 6 over 6 windows; one interior chimney; pyramid roof; piers, now continuous. Unalteredexcept for continuous piers. C

156. 2405 36th Street; Hamil-Taylor Housec. 1922; One story frame with vinyl siding; replacement 2 over 2 windows; pyramid roof; new exterior chimney; new porch;piers, now continuous. Hip roof extension to right; shed added to rear. NC

157. 2406 36th Street; John-Greene Housec. 1922; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Back porch enclosed with shed roof; front porch screened with lattice at bottom. C

158. 2407 36th Street; Golden-Koon Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; full width front porch; one interior chimney 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Gable roof carport added to right side; now windows; aluminum siding added; addition to rear with shed roof. C

159. 2408 36th Street; McCullough-Hamrick-Stewart Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch screened; addition to rear with shed roof. C

160. 2409 36th Street; Buckalew-McKinney Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; two chimneys; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch now screened; rear extension ends with shed roof. C

161. 2410 36th Street; Terry-Herrington Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; two chimneys; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch now screened; rear extensions ends with shed roof. C

162. 2411 36th Street; Hudson-Britt Housec. 1925; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; one interior chimney; full width front porch; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6windows. Front porch now enclosed; extension to back has original clapboard-balance of house now covered with Masonite. C

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Section 7 Page 18 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District_________________County and State:_Chambers County. Alabama

163. 241236th Street; Henderson-Brandenburg Housec. 1925; One story clapboard bungalow; one interior chimney; full width front porch 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; piers, nowcontinuous. C

164. 2413 36th Street; Breedlove Housec. 1930; One story clapboard bungalow; one interior chimney; full width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; full width screened frontporch; piers, now continuous. Extension to left with gable roof; new windows. C

165. 2414 36th Street; Hall-Dykes Housec. 1928; One story clapboard cottage; hipped roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. C

166. 241536th Street; Colley-Mangrum Housec. 1925; One story clapboard bungalow; gable roof; half width screened front porch; 6 over 6 windows; two chimneys; piers,now continuous.. Shed type roof added to back. C

167. 241736th Street; Fulghum-Lowe-Dykes Housec. 1928; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Living quarters added in loft; enclosed addition with shed roof added to back. C

168. 2418 35th Street; Biddy-Stalling Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows with shutters replace 6 over 6 windows; porch now screened with metal awning added; one chimney removed. C

169. 2419 35th Street; Newman-Robertson Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 6 over 6windows; front porch now screened; clapboard covered with vinyl siding. C

170. 2416 35th Street; Cauley-lngram Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows; front porch now screened and metal awning added; two rooms with gable roof added to rear of house; clapboard covered with asbestos shingle siding. C

171. 2417 35th Street; Sanders-Prather Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; front porch screened and metalawning added; two rooms with gable roof added to rear of house; clapboard covered with asbestos shingle siding. C

172. 2414 35th Street; Lott Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. 2x2 windows replace 6 over 6 windows and front porch has been screened. C

173. 2415 35th Street; Bonner-Merna Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch piers, nowcontinuous. 2x 2 windows with shutters replace 6 over 6 windows and the front porch has been screened. C

174. 2412 35th Street; David-Butler Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous.Clapboard has been covered with compressed lap siding; half of the front porch now enclosed; remainder of porch has been

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screened; 2x2 windows; shutters added. C

175. 2413 35th Street; Ridings-Koon Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows;; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Aluminum siding covers original clapboard; shutters added to windows; front porch enclosed. C

176. 3410 35th Street; Meeks-Brown Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch with shed roof; piers, nowcontinuous. Aluminum siding added; metal 2x2 windows; one chimney removed. C

177. 2411 35th Street; Short-Pope Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch with shed roof; pier foundation,now continuous. Asbestos shingle siding added; 2 over 2 windows with metal awning added; metal awning added to porch. C

178. 2408 35th Street; Pittard-Wood Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch piers, now continuous. Vertical wood siding added; front porch enclosed; 4-pane awning windows replace 6 over 6; one chimney removed. NC

179. 2409 35th Street; Willingham-Champion Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Two rooms under shed room added across rear of house, wrought iron trim added to front porch; 2 over 2 windows. C

180. 2406 35th Street; Carmichael Housec. 1985; Two story brick veneer with gambrel roof; exterior chimney; 2 over 2 windows; gable stoop. NC

181. 2407 35th Street; Baker-Meacham Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch piers, now continuous. Asbestos shingle siding added; porch enclosed. Room with porch under hip roof and carport with shed roof added to side. Original porch screened; 2 over 2 windows; both chimneys removed. NC

182. 2404 35th Street; Holts-Rogers Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Asbestos shingle siding added; 2 over 2 windows; porch enclosed; room and screened front porch with hip roof added to one side and shed roof carport is attached. A shed roof with wrought iron trim added to front entry. C

183. 2405 35th Street; Worthy-Wood Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Some 2 over 2 windows; wrought iron trim added to porch; two rooms under shed roof added; one chimney removed. C

184. 2402 35th Street Moon Housec. 1965; One story brick veneer with hip roof; double carport; louvered windows. NC

185. 2403 35th Street; Koon-Smedley Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 2over 2 windows; one chimney removed; two rooms and carport added under hip roofs; wrought iron trim added to porch. C

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186. 2400 35th Street; Atkins-Head Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Front porch has now been enclosed; 2 over 2 windows. C

187. 2401 35th Street; Blackburn-Franklin Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Aluminum siding added; 1 over 1 windows; one room added on rear of house. C

188. 2400 34th Street; Fetner-Edwards Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalpw; piers, now continuous; two interior chimneys; 2 over 2 windows. Porch across front now screened with awnings. Clapboard covered with asbestos shingle siding under hip roof. Rooms added to rear with gable roof. C

189. 2401 34th Street; Price-Golden Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow now covered with asbestos siding with one original interior chimney in a hip roof. A pier foundation, made continuous. One room added to rear under gable roof. Full width front porch with shed roof. 2 over 2 windows. C

190. 2402 34th Street; Bonner-Baty Housec. 1920; one story clapboard cottage with hip roof and two original interior chimneys. Clapboard now covered with aluminumsiding. 6 over 6 and 2 over 2 windows; full width front porch now screened. Pier foundation now made continuous. C

191. 2403 34th Street; Taylor-Thomason Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two original chimneys have been removed. 6 over 6 windows and pier foundation, now continuous; full width front porch. Original wood porch floor replaced with concrete with wrought iron columns. Shutters added to windows. C

192. 2404 34th Street; Pestka-Dykes Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; no chimneys; piers, now continuous; aluminum siding added; porch enclosed;enclosed front porch; double garage with gable roof added to side of house; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6. NC

193. 2405 34th Street; Underwood-Smith Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; awning windows; shed roofback porch enclosed; carport with utility room added to side. C

194. 2406 34th Street; Angus-Cardwell-McGill Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch 6 over 6 windows. Vinyl sidingadded; one chimney removed; wrought iron trim added to porch; room with gable roof added to side; piers, now continuous. C

195. 2407 34th Street; Atkins-McKinney Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; full width frontporch. Aluminum siding added; 2 over 2 windows ; porch trimmed with wrought iron and awnings. C

196. 2408 34th Street; Letson-Dkyes Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof two interior chimneys; full width front porch piers, now continuous. Asbestosshingle siding added; one chimney removed; 2 over 2 windows ; porch trimmed with wrought iron and awning. C

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Section _7 Page 21 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District_________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

197. 2409 34th Street; Pratt Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous.Asbestos shingle siding added, 2 over 2 windows; front porch screened; carport with shed roof added across rear of house. C

198. 2410 34th Street; McCarthy-Carlisle Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2windows; front porch now screened; metal carport added to side of house. C

199. 2411 34th Street; Yarbrough-Golden Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage,with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows; clapboard covered with aluminum siding; front porch screened with metal awning added. One room added on side with carport. C

200. 2412 34th Street; Potts-Cumbee Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, continuous. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows; front porch screened and metal awning added to porch and windows; two room under gable roof added across rear. C

201. 2413 34th Street; Reaves-Shurett Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. Aluminumsiding added; 6 over 6; wrought iron added to porch; metal awnings added to porch and windows. C

202. 2414 34th Street; Reese-Champion Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. Some 6 over 6 windows replaced with 2 over 2; clapboard covered with vinyl siding; front porch screened; wrap around metal awning added to front porch. C

203. 2415 34th Street; Pope-Moore Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 2 over 2 windows with shutters; front porch screened and metal awning added. C

204. 2416 34th Street; Brown-Shurett Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; front porch now screened with metal awning added. C

205. 2417 34th Street; Bishop-Pratt Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Front porch has been enclosed and awning-type windows replace 6 over 6 windows. Gable stoop added to front door and shutters added to windows. C

206. 2418 34th Street; Shaw-Hollis Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; gable roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. 6 over 6 windows replaced with 2 over 2 windows and metal awnings added. Front porch has been screened and metal awning added. C

207. 2419 34th Street; Buchanan-Wingo Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.

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Aluminum siding added; porch screened; double carport added to side; both chimneys removed; 2 over 2 windows. C

208. 2420 34th Street; Hadaway-Simpkins Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage with gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2; front porch screened; one chimney removed. C

209. 3304 25th Boulevard; Scott-Burney Housec. 1910; One story four-room clapboard; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; two front doors; full width frontporch; piers, now continuous. Vinyl siding has been added and some windows replaced with 2 over 2. C

210. 3302 25th Boulevard; McDowell-Phipps Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch two interior chimneys; hip roof piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added ; carport and room added on side with shed roof and 2 over 2 windows. C

211. 2412 33rd Street; Stillwell-Gesham Housec. 1923; one story clapboard cottage; hip roof 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Aluminum siding added; three rooms added to rear with gable roof; 2 over 2 windows; front porch enclosed. C

212. 2410 33rd Street; Earles Housec. 1923; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. Asbestos siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace original ones; back porch added and enclosed; chimneys removed. C

213. 2408 33rd Street; Milner-Freeman Housec. 1923; One story clapboard cottage; two interior chimneys; gable roof; piers, now continuous; half porch. Addition to left withgable roof; 2 over 2 windows; aluminum siding added; extension to back with slanted roof. C

214. 2406 33rd Street; Hood-Motley Housec. 1923; One story frame with aluminum siding and brick veneer; clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6windows; piers, now continuous; 2 over 2 windows with shutters replace 6 over 6; enclosed front porch with small windows . NC

215. 2404 33rd Street; Hand-Abbottc. 1923; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Masonitesiding covers clapboard; shutters added. C

216. 2402 33rd Street; Irvin Housec. 1923; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; full width screened front porch; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers,now continuous. Back porch enclosed. C

217. 2303 33rd Street; Moon-Rooks Housec. 1928; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. Asbestossiding added; room added to back with hip roof; 2 over 2 windows; awnings; cement drive. C

218. 2305 33rd Street; Pera-Milam-Dean Housec. 1922; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Aluminum siding added; 2x2 windows. C

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219. 2307 33rd Street; Moore-Smith Housec. 1929; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; half width front porch; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; porch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows. C

220. 2309 33rd Street; Coker-Walls Housec. 1929; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; full widthfront porch. Extension added to left under gable roof; aluminum siding added. C

221. 2401 33rd Street; Van Houten-Peek Housec. 1928; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys. Extension added to left with pyramid roof; 2x2 windows; aluminum's siding added; room added on back with hip roof; no chimney; new off-set entrance. NC

222. 2403 33rd Street; Smith-lngram Housec. 1926; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; half width screened front porch; one interior chimney;piers, now continuous. New 2 over 2 windows with shutters; Masonite siding; back porch addition enclosed. C

223. 2405 33rd Street; Potts Housec. 1924; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full screened front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. C

224. 2407 33rd Street; Shelnut-Moon Housec. 1924; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; full width front porch with banisters; two chimneys; piers, now continuous.2 over 2 windows with shutters; aluminum siding covers clapboard. C

225. 321225th Boulevard; Taunton-Heard Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Masonitesiding added; some 2 over 2 windows; new porch columns; no chimneys; brick wainscot on front porch. NC

226. 321025th Boulevard; Johnson-McDonald Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous. Vinyl siding added; carport and storage room added on one side; rooms on the other; 2 over 2 windows; hip roof; brick facing half-way up front. NC

227. 3208 25th Boulevard; Lacomb-Walls Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; half of porch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows; carport added on side. C

228. 3206 25th Boulevard; Parker-Owens Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. C

229. 3204 25th Boulevard; Sanders-Sprayberry Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous; vinyl siding added. C

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230. 3202 25th Boulevard; Thomkins-Wall Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Half of porch enclosed; other half glassed in; vinyl siding added; some 2 over 2 windows. C

231. 2033 29th Boulevard; Smith-Owens Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; new front porch; altered roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; new 2over 2 windows. Aluminum siding added; chimneys removed; carport and storage room on side with gable roof. NC

232. 2031 29th Boulevard; Sanders-Underwood Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Aluminum siding added; chimneys removed; 2 over 2 windows; porch enclosed. C

233. 2029 29th Boulevard; Deloach-Hand Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; rooms added at rear with shed roof; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6. C

234. 2027 29th Boulevard; Novell! Realty-Houstonc. 1910; One story frame with asbestos siding; additions to both sides; porch enclosed; chimneys removed; continuous brickfoundation; pyramidal roof; replacement windows. NC

235. 2025 29th Boulevard; Otto-Fuller Housec. 1970; one story ranch; frame with aluminum siding and brick wainscot on front facade; 6 over 6 windows. NC

236. 2023 29th Boulevard; Whitlock-Gray Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous.Asbestos siding added; 1 over 1 windows. C

237. 2021 29th Boulevard; DeLoach-Matheny Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous.Rooms added at rear; 2 over 2 windows. C

238. 201929th Boulevard; Miles-Edwards Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; chimneys removed; some 2 over 2 windows. C

239. 201729th Boulevard; Emfinger-Buckalew Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; some 2 over 2 windows. C

240. 2015 29th Boulevard; Yates-Parker Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous.Rooms added; hip roof; new 2 over 2 windows; stoop on front; chimneys removed. NC

241. 2013 29th Boulevard; Colley-Howard Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous. Half ofporch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows; vinyl siding added. C

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242. 2011 29th Boulevard; Smith Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Porch now enclosed. C

243. 2009 29th Boulevard; McDowell-Dorough Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous. Asbestossiding added; room added on side with shed roof; 2 over 2 windows. C

244. 2007 29th Boulevard; Harper-McGee Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalpw; full width front porch; hip roof 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vertical wood siding added; 2 over 2 windows. C

245. 2005 29th Boulevard; Fetner-Humphrey Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; porch screened; room added at rear with shed roof. C

246. 2809 Railroad Avenue; Tarver-Humphrey Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous. Aluminum siding added; double carport added on side with shed roof; porch enclosed; and small porch added on other side with shed roof. C

247. 2807 Railroad Avenue; Flowers-Davis Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; piers, now continuous. Aluminum siding added; onechimney removed; 2 over 2 windows. C

248. 2805 Railroad Avenue; Maddox-Green Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Rooms added at rear with shed roof. C

249. 2803 Railroad Avenue; Whitaker-Craft Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; porch enclosed; stoop added in front; some 2 over 2 windows. C

250. 2000 29th Boulevard; Hamilton-Smith Housec; 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows; awning around porch. C

251. 2002 29th Boulevard; Smith Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows; addition at rear with gable roof. C

252. 2006 29th Boulevard; Fuller-Walls Housec. 1910; One story clapboard bungalow; full width front porch; hip roof 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Rooms added at rear with shed roof and ship lap siding; awning windows. C

253. 2008 29th Boulevard; Mann-White Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Vinyl siding added; some 2 over 2 windows; some 1 over 1 windows; chimneys removed; room added upstairs; hip

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roof with dormer. NC

254. 201029th Boulevard; Thomaston-Fuller Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Rooms added at side with shed roof; porch enclosed; deck added at front; vinyl siding added. C

255. 2012 29th Boulevard; Coulter Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Porch screened and one chimney removed. C

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256. 2014 29th Boulevard; Davis-Hooks Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Asbestos siding added; rooms added at rear with shed roof; chimneys removed. C

257. 201629th Boulevard; Tucker-Harper Housec. 1910; One story clapboard cottage; half width front porch; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous.Asbestos siding added; rooms added at rear with shed roof; 2 over 2 windows. C

258. 2032 29th Boulevard Andreasen Housec. 1975; Mobile home covered in wood siding; gable roof; deck at rear. NC

259. 2407 30th Street; Bohanon-Hooks Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. One room added on side under hip roof; one room added on rear under shed roof; porch enclosed with picture window installed; metal awning over entrance; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; clapboard covered with asbestos shingle siding; chimneys removed. NC

260. 2408 30th Street; Sharpe-Ward Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed with picture window installed; original front entrance closed and moved to side porch with hip roof and wrought iron columns and trim; two rooms added across rear with shed roof; deck added to back with shed roof; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; clapboard covered with asbestos shingles; chimneys; removed. NC

261. 2406 30th Street; Cotney-Murphy Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.; 2over 2 windows; clapboard covered with asbestos shingles; chimneys removed. C

262. 2404 30th Street; McClain-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch 6 over 6 windows; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch now enclosed; shed roof added over entrance; room with hip roof added on side. C

263. 2405 30th Street; White-Terrell Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Front porch enclosed; picture window added; metal awning added over front entrance; two large rooms under shed roof added across rear of house; 2 over 2 windows; clapboard covered with aluminum siding; one chimney removed. C

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264. 2403 30th Street; Trimble-Eiland Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Two rooms under hip roof added on side; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; clapboard covered with vinyl siding; front side addition. NC

265. 2309 30th Street; Tarver-Richardson-Goodwin Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Half of front porch now enclosed; windows; are mixed 2 over 2 and 6 over 6; one chimney removed. C

266. 2307 30th Street; Johnson-Adams-Causey Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch now screened; some windows replace with 2 over 2. C

267. 2305 30th Street; Paschal-White Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. Roomadded across back under shed roof; vinyl siding added; windows now mixed 6 over 6 and 2 over 2. C

268. 2303 30th Street; Powers-Walls Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; half width front porch. Porch has been enclosed; double carport with utility room under hip roof added to one side; two rooms under hip roof added to opposite side; gable roof supported by two round columns cover front entry; clapboard covered with compressed siding; original chimneys removed; brick enteric chimneys added to front of house. NC

269. 2304 30th Street; Bence-Bugg Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, nowcontinuous; vinyl siding added; front porch screened; some 2 over 2 windows; chimneys remain. C

270. 2306 30th Street; Carter-Pratt Housec. 1908; One story frame with aluminum siding and brick wainscot; hip roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed with continuous line of 3-pane awning windows and front entry. Metal awning added across front; one room under hip roof added on side and large room under shed roof added across back of house; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; one chimney removed. NC

271. 2308 30th Street; Johnson-Bohanon Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage under hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch; piers, now continuous. 4" X 4" columns with lattice banisters support front porch; two large rooms under hip roof added across back of house; 1 over 1 windows; clapboard covered with vinyl siding. C

272. 3001 24th Avenue King-Cole Housec. 1965; One story brick veneer; 6 over 6 windows; gable and hip roof. NC

273. 3002 24th Avenue; Crosby Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; piers, now continuous; two chimneys; gable roof; porchscreened; asbestos siding added; one chimney removed; carport added on side. C

274. 3003 24th Avenue; Seymour-Wood Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; porch across front; two chimneys.Asbestos siding added; some 2 over 2 windows; porch enclosed with brick bottom and awnings; chimneys removed. NC

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Section _7 Page _28 Name of Property: Shawmut Historic District_________________County and State: Chambers County. Alabama

275. 3004 24th Avenue; Bryant Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof porch across front; two chimneys. Vinylsiding ; siding added; chimneys removed; shutters and awnings added. C

276. 3005 24th Avenue; Gray-Burson Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; porch across front (screened); twochimneys. Chimneys removed; some 2 over 2 windows; room added on back with gable and shed roof. C

277. 3006 24th Avenue; Sparks Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 overjS windows; piers, now continuous; two chimneys; gable roof; full width front porch. Vinylsiding added; some 2 over 2 windows; shutters added; room added on back with shed roof; one chimney. C

278. 3007 24th Avenue; Richardson Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; two chimneys; gable roof; full width front porch. Vinylsiding added; some 2 over 2 windows; room added on back with hip roof; half of porch enclosed. C

279. 3008 24th Avenue; Harper-Champion Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two chimneys; full width front porch. Nowsome 2 over 2 windows; shutters added; chimneys removed; room added on back with shed roof. C

280. 3009 24th Avenue; Sigman-Bowles Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two chimneys; full width front porch. Vinylsiding added; 2 over 2 windows; porch enclosed. C

281. 3010 24th Avenue; Oliver-McCarthy-McQueen Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two chimneys; full width front porch. Vinylsiding added; some 2 over 2 windows; porch partially boarded and screened; rooms added across back with shed roof. C

282. 3012 24th Avenue; Wall Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; two chimneys; half width front porch; pyramid roof. Asbestos siding added; 3 over 3 and 4 over 4 windows with awnings; porch now concrete; gable roof; room added on back with gable roof; carport added; concrete drive; shop added on back. C

283. 2005 30th Street; Underwood-Lane Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage with hip roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous. Front porch now enclosed with side screened porch under gable roof being added to house; gable roof with columns cover front entrance; two rooms added across back under double gable roof. C

284. 2002 30th Street; Pruitt-Newman Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage hip roof; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; full front porch; piers, now continuous. Original porch enclosed with picture window added near front entrance; room added to opposite side under hip roof; screened porch added to one of side rooms; large room with flat roof added across back of house; all 6 over 6 windows replaced with 2 over 2. NC

285. 3000 22nd Avenue; Thorp-Hollis Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys;full width front porch; two rooms added under gable roof (one on side and one at rear). C

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286. 3002 22nd Avenue; Estes-Perry-Jones Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch.Asbestos siding added; 2 over 2 windows; half the porch enclosed; room under gable roof and deck added to rear. C

287. 3004 22nd Avenue; Shawmut Baptist Church Parsonage c. 1970; One story brick veneer; 1 over 1 windows; gable roof; carport. NC

288. 3006 22nd Avenue; Hammack-Scill Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch. Asbestossiding added 2 over 2 windows replace, 6 over 6; porch enclosed (gable roof); new concrete front porch. C

289. 3009 22nd Avenue; Smith-Shurett Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimney; half widthfront porch. C

290. 3008 22nd Avenue; Johnson-Arnett Housec. 1908; One story frame with asbestos siding; concrete block foundation; side and rear addition; carport; pyramid roof; movedto this location from Highway 29. NC

291. 3011 22nd Avenue; Moore-Johnson Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimney; half widthfront porch. Vinyl siding added; room with shed roof added on rear. C

292. 301022nd Avenue; Hollis-Chase Housec. 1908; One story; clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; one interior chimney; half widthfront porch. Asbestos siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; room added on rear with shed roof. C

293. 301322nd Avenue; Angus-Sprayberry Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimney; full width front porch. Vinylsiding and shutter added; 2 over 2 windows; room added to rear with shed roof; carport added. C

294. 301222nd Avenue; McDaniel-Magouirk Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch. Vinylsiding added; 2 over 2 windows; room added to rear with gable roof. C

295. 301522nd Avenue; Cardwell-Johnson Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimneys; half width front porch. Asbestos siding added; 2 over 2 windows; porch enclosed under shed roof; room added on back with shed roof; awnings added; carport added. C

296. 3014 22nd Avenue; Moreland-White Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; gable roof; full width front porch. Aluminumsiding added; 2 over 2 widows replace original 6 over 6; room added on back. C

297. 301722nd Avenue; Oliver-Waters Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimney; half width front porch. Vinylsiding added; 2 over 2 windows; room added on side with gable roof and room added on rear with shed roof; carport added. C

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298. 2005 32nd Place; Mangrum-Hammock Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Vinylsiding added; 6 over 6 windows. C

299. 2207 32nd Place; Shawmut Baptist Activities Building-Primitive Baptist Church-Cantrell Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch; two interior chimneys; piers; nowcontinuous. C

300. 2204 32nd Place; Mangrum-Simon Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; full width front porch two interior chimneys; piers, nowcontinuous. Front porch now screened; 2x2 windows replace 6 over 6. C

301. 3200 22nd Avenue; Fuller-Hooks Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; front side addition; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; halfwidth front porch. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; room with gable roof added; patio added on rear. NC

302. 3202 22nd Avenue; Oliver-Hester Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; one interior chimney; full width front porch. Asbestossiding added; chimneys removed; porch enclosed; carport added; 2 over 2 windows; room added on back with shed roof. C

303. 3204 22nd Avenue; Yates-Laster Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; one interior chimney; half width front porch. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; chimney removed; room added on rear with new outside chimney; porch enclosed. C

304. 3205 22nd Avenue; Valley Health Department c. 1960; One story brick veneer; flat roof; 2 over 2 windows. NC

305. 2102 33rd Street; Wheelis-Guy Housec. 1920; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous.Porch now enclosed; chimneys removed; 2x2 windows; addition at rear; porch added at front with wrought. C

306. 2100 33rd Street; Nixon-Knowles Housec. 1920; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; full width front porch; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous.Chimneys now removed; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6. C

307. 3303 21st Avenue; Scott-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; half width front porch; two interior chimneys.Asbestos siding added; 3 over 3 windows; porch enclosed; room with shed roof added on back. C

308. 3305 21st Avenue; Hicks-Langley Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch.Asbestos siding added; porch enclosed; 3 over 3; one chimney removed; room with shed roof added. C

309. 3307 21st Avenue; Ledbetter-Underwood Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; half width front porch; two interior chimneys.Asbestos siding added; 3 over 3 windows; one chimney removed; room with shed roof added on rear. C

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310. 3309 21 st Avenue; Richey-Underwood Housec. 1908; One story clapboard piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width frontporch. Asbestos siding added; awning added; room added on back with shed roof. C

311. 3311 21 st Avenue; Yates-Walls Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; gable roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch. Vinylsiding added; 3 over 3 windows; carport added. C

312. 3402 21st Avenue; Holley-Dorough Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; gable roof screened full widthfront porch. Room added on back with hip roof. C

313. 3310 21 st Avenue; Smith-Sims Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; pyramid roof; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys. Room added on side under hip roof; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; added on side under hip roof; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6. C

314. 330821st Avenue; Robinson-Edwards Housec. 1970; One story brick; gable roof; 6 over 6 windows; continuous foundation. NC

315. 330621st Avenue; Irving-Smith Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous;; gable roof; full width front porch. Vinyl siding added; one story addedwith gambrel roof; front porch enclosed; 2 over 2 windows; back porch. C

316. 330421st Avenue; Guthrie-Cannon Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; one interior chimney. Outside chimneyadded; new 2 over 2 windows; front stoop and side porch added; gable and hip roof. NC

317. 3302 21st Avenue; Meadows-Langley Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys. Half width frontporch added; vinyl siding added; new 2 over 2 windows; gable and hip roof. NC

318. 3300 21st Avenue; Smith-Milner Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimney. 2 over 2 windows. C

319. 2103 33rd Street; Nealey Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows;asbestos shingles cover clapboard. C

320. 2105 33rd Street; Taunton Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; two interior chimneys; pyramid roof; full width front porch with banisters; piers, nowcontinuous; 6 over 6 windows. C

321. 2014 22nd Avenue; Oliver-Yates Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; one interior chimney; half width front porch. Second story added; asbestos siding added; 2 over 2 windows replace 6 over 6; chimney removed; room with shed roof added on back; cement back deck; stoop and steps on front added. NC

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322. 201222nd Avenue; Meadows-Walls Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; 6 over 6 windows; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; half width front porch; two interior chimneys. Room added on side under gable roof; 2 over 2 windows replace original 6 over 6; chimney removed; basement added. NC

323. 2010 32nd Street; Maddux-Hammock Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch; piers, now continuous. Asbestossiding added; 2 over 2 windows with awnings; room added with gable roof. C

324. 2008 32nd Street; f Miles-Newman Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; half width front porch. Roomadded from front porch; 2 over 2 windows; chimneys removed. C

325. 2006 32nd Street; Bryan-Howard Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width frontporch. Brick added on front; room added on side with gable roof. C

326. 2005 32nd Street; Wallace Hollis Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys. Vinyl siding added; room added with gable roof; 1 over 1 windows; stoop added on front; wrought iron railings; cement drive and walk; porch enclosed. C

327. 2004 32nd Street; Arnold-Lanier Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch. Asbestossiding added; 3 over 3 windows; room added with hip roof; chimneys removed; cement walk. C

328. 2003 32nd Street; Miller-Peek Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width frontporch.. Aluminum siding added; shutters added; porch added on side with hip roof. C

329. 2002 32nd Street; Lackey-Breed love Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; pyramid roof; two interior chimneys; half width front porch. Asbestossiding added; 2 over 2 windows; carport added; asphalt drive; cement walk. C

330. 3203 20th Avenue; Abney Flower Shop-McGhee Housec. 1908; One story frame with vertical board siding and brick wainscot; major front facade alteration of windows, doors, andporch; continuous foundation. NC

331. 3205 20th Avenue; Abney-Breedlove Housec. 1908; One story clapboard cottage; piers, now continuous; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows; small front porch withwrought iron columns. C

332. 2001 20th Avenue; Jenkins-Sheppard Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; piers, now continuous; 6 over 6 windows;; gable roof; two interior chimneys; full width front porch. Aluminum siding added; some 5 over 5 windows; front porch enclosed with glass and brick; room added to back with hip roof; chimneys; removed. NC

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333. 3011 20th Avenue; Lane Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof with gable roof over front stoop entrance; 6 over 6 windows; side porch; twointerior chimneys. Side porch now enclosed; now brick foundation. C

334. 3009 20th Avenue; Jones-Wellington Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; side porch; two interior chimneys; gable roof screenedporch across front of house with brick and wood columns. Brick piers, now continuous. C

335. 3007 20th Avenue; Edmondson-Cowles Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalpw; hip roof; 6 over 6 windows; two interior chimneys; full width front porch with brick andwood columns. Carport with shed roof added; half of porch enclosed; other half screened. C

336. 3003 20th Avenue; Browning-Laster Housec. 1908; One story clapboard bungalow; hip roof with added flat roof louvered dormers; screened porch across front of house;brick piers made continuous; two interior chimneys; 6 over 6 windows. C

337. 310424th Avenue; Duffey-Johnson-Edwards Housec. 1908; One story clapboard; piers, now continuous; two chimneys; full width front porch(screened); gable roof; two frontdoors. Vinyl siding added; 2 over 2 windows; room added on back with shed roof; awning added to front porch. C

338. 3204 34th Street; Shawmut Millc. 1908; 1964; Original three-story plus basement brick building; rectangular plan, 50 x 8 bays; low pitched gable roof with brackets; segmental arched windows (now bricked-in) stair tower in center front with pyramid roof and two on the rear. One story section east of the three story section; basement; low pitched gable roof; segmental arched windows (some now bricked- in) with 9 over 9 windows and 12 pane transoms; stone sills. 1964 additions to the mill are located on the east end and the northwest corner. The eastern one is a two story finishing area with concrete block foundation, metal framing with plastic panel siding, and a low pitched gable roof. The northwest addition is one story brick with a flat roof with three metal sheds on top and no fenestration except egress openings. C

339. Picker Housec. 1908; Two story plus basement brick; rectangular plan (16x7 bays); low pitched gable roof with brackets; 6 over 6 over 6wood windows (some are bricked-in) with segmental arches and stone sills; brick stair tower on east elevation. C

340. Cotton Warehousec. 1908; One story brick with poured concrete foundation; brick parapet firewalls divide each of the 9 bays; parapets extend four feet above roof line with decorative corbeling, tile coping, and scrolled end finials; low pitched gable roof; exterior sliding corrugated metal doors in each bay. C

341. Cotton Warehousec. 1908; One story brick with poured concrete foundation; brick parapet firewalls divide each of the 9 bays; parapets extend four feet above roof line with decorative corbeling, tile coping, and scrolled end finials; low pitched gable roof; exterior sliding corrugated metal doors in each bay. C

342. Boiler Housec. 1960; Two story; poured concrete foundation and first floor; second floor area is corrugated metal; corrugated metal roof;metal chimney stack; rear brick loading dock. NC

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343. Original testing laboratoryc. 1924; One story brick with hip roof; rectangular plan; corbeling at roof line; segmental arched windows and doors; exposed eaves; 6 over 6 windows (some bricked-in); east elevation has main entrance with gable pediment portico, pilasters, and square wood posts framing the double entrance doors. C

344. Electric Powerhousec. 1912; One story brick with low pitched gable roof; segmental arched openings, most of which are bricked-in except thedoors; corbeling along roofline. C

345. Reservoirc. 1908; circular poured concrete water reservoir. C structure

346. 3204 34th Street; Shawmut Mill Officec. 1908; One story brick office building with basement; hip roof; replacement single pane arched windows with stone sills;continuous foundation. C

347. 3202 34th Street; Central Testing Laboratoryc. 1937; Depression Modern; Two-story brick; flat roof; 2 over 8 windows; stone horizontal convex banding running along thetop 1/3 of the building; recessed stone panels; entrance surround is stone with curved fluting. C

VIII. STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

CRITERION A: INDUSTRYThe Shawmut Historic District in Valley, Chambers County, Alabama, is eligible for listing in the National Register under Criterion A for its industrial associations, as it contains an intact historic textile mill and associated industrial resources. Shawmut Mill was the first all electric mill constructed in the Valley and as such, could be positioned away from the Chattahoochee River. Construction occurred in 1907 and 1908 and an excellent group of original buildings still exist. Lockwood, Greene and Company designed the mill. The mill complex was situated south of the central core of the village and included a main mill where weaving, carding, spinning, spooling and twisting occurred; a picker house; two rows of cotton warehouses; a testing laboratory; electric powerhouse, reservoir, office, and boiler house. Additions were made to the main mill in 1964 and an additional testing laboratory was constructed on the mill property in 1937. Other mill-related resources were constructed outside mill boundaries: the circa 1940 cafeteria (#80) and circa 1950 research division building (#79).

CRITERION A: SOCIAL HISTORYShawmut is also eligible under Criterion A for its social history as the village contains educational, religious, domestic, and social/recreational resources built for the workers by the West Point Manufacturing Company. West Point truly did see itself as a great paternalistic entity and constructed social welfare programs and buildings in each village. Shawmut has the fewest number of historic community buildings to date, but those that are left still convey the public atmosphere of the center of the village, in that the central public green area is still surrounded by community buildings and the mill. While many of the community buildings on the circle today are considered noncontributing, they exist in their designated environments. Shawmut has two educational resources: the circa 1908 Kindergarten and 1961 Elementary School (this building replaced the older school located on the same site); two churches; the 1948 Baptist and 1949 Methodist, both located on their historic sites; and

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two social/recreational resources: the 1955 Shawmut Recreational Center which included a gym and swimming pool, and the 1907 central "green" area, used as a playground, ballpark, and general park. The historic store complex is still extant; however, its facade is currently covered with metal siding, which has changed its historic appearance. One of the older post offices is located next to the store. Much of the village housing is extant and conveys the company's ideas about appropriate worker domestic environments, local vernacular architectural traditions, and southern mill architecture. Shawmut's housing is mostly versions of hip- or pyramidal-roofed cottages of varying sizes, room arrangements, and porch configuration. There are some side gable dwellings and bungalows as well.

CRITERION C: COMMUNITY PLANNING/DEVELOPMENTThe Shawmut Historic District is eligible under Criterion C for community planning/development as a good example of a planned 20th-century mill village. The^textile industry began constructing mill villages influenced by progressive reformer's ideology of an independent village in a decentralized location, planned by trained design professionals, with a deliberate layout, and the incorporation of landscape elements. Shawmut contains all of these characteristics. Shawmut is distinguished by its formal town plan organized on a north-south axis with the mill at its south end and extending north along a tree-lined boulevard. Shawmut circle is the central focus of the plan and the village's community buildings face out onto the circle. Principal residential streets radiate out from the circle like spokes of a wheel. The main boulevard, 23rd Avenue/Drive, a wide street with a landscaped median, is aligned on axis with the mill and is lined with larger houses near the circle that were historically supervisors' residences. The eight radiating streets intersect with an irregularly-shaped hexagon which acts as the limit of the formal plan. Although it is unclear who the village's designer was, the mill village was laid out as a planned community with the work executed by West Point, Georgia, civil engineer, George D. Alien. The designer created formal spaces representative of the City Beautiful planning traditions.

VIII. HISTORIC SUMMARY

(Taken from the textile mills and villages section written by Robert W. Blythe and staff from the 1999 Vernacular Architecture Forum tour guide book, Cotton Mills. Planned Communities, and the New Deal: Vernacular Architecture and Landscapes of the New South.)

Built in 1907, as a division of West Point Manufacturing Company, Shawmut was the first fully electric and first comprehensively planned village in Valley. Founded primarily to meet increased demand for duck, Shawmut Mill in 1908 produced its first yard of duck belting for the International Harvester Company. Lockwood, Greene, & Co., the well-known textile engineering firm, designed the mill. Although it is unclear who the designer was, the mill village was laid out as a planned community with the work executed by West Point, Georgia, civil engineer George D. Alien in the City Beautiful style (Levy 1965). City Beautiful planning traditions were generally formal and included comprehensive planning by professionals, the close coordination of architecture and landscape design, and the concentration of public buildings in prominent locations.

Located at the geographic center of the City of Valley, Shawmut has a formal overall plan oriented on a cardinal north-south axis with the mill at the farthest point south. The layout of the village emanates from a circle with eight residential streets located directly in front of the mill. The main boulevard (23rd Avenue), a wide street with a planted median strip, is aligned on axis with the mill and has some larger homes near the circle that were supervisors' residences. The eight radiating streets intersect with an irregular-shaped hexagon which acts as the limit of the formal plan. The Chattahoochee Valley Railroad tracks bound the eastern edge of the hexagon, with an oval-shaped street (originally Boulevard Street) at the far edge of the plan which contained the entire village. By 1912, an electrical power substation was built in Shawmut by the Columbus Power Company with transmission lines extending to the Lanett Cotton Mills (Lanier 1880-1955, 5-8).

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Located around the central circle were the community facilities including: a school (later a high school and kindergarten), two churches (Methodist and Baptist), and a commercial building built as a community shopping center. The shopping center on the circle was known as the "Lower Stores" while other commercial buildings located out along the public road near the Superintendent's house were known as the "Upper Stores." A sampling of the types of services offered at the lower stores included Shawmut Drug Company, Shawmut Market, Shawmut Cash Grocery, Shawmut Dry Goods and Shoes, Shawmut Groceries and Feed, and the Shawmut Barber Shop and Pressing Club. The Lower Stores are located in the two-story brick building to the right of the boulevard at the far end of the circle. An early Post Office was located at the rear of the building with a Masonic Lodge Hall and Boy Scouts room upstairs. Also known as the Pritchard Stores, the Upper Stores consisted of the Caldwell Drug Company; two pressing clubs (dry cleaners) and barber shops; two grocery stores; a restaurant; shoe shop; the Shawmut Candy Company; and a nearby service station. Two other dry goods and general merchandise stores were scattered on the edges of the village, with a dairy located south of Shawmut on the Chattahoochee Valley Railway line.

Within the village proper, Shawmut boasted the only modern hotel and cafeteria in the Valley mill towns, both of which were owned by the mill. Located on the eastern edge of the hexagon, the hotel was a large two-story brick building surrounded by shrubs and flowers, where the single workingmen stayed. Across the street from the hotel was the cafeteria, which could easily serve 100 people at a cost of 25 cents per meal, circa 1910. Within the cafeteria was a well-equipped hospital station run by the village nurse who was employed full time. She also had a first aid room located in her house. The company offered free lime and disinfectant to any family to help maintain a disease-free environment.

As in other West Point villages, Shawmut's community facilities were prominently located (on the circle) and included an auditorium, a public library, and a movie theater. For sports and recreation the community was provided with tennis and croquet courts, a softball field equipped with electric lights, a baseball park, and shuffle boards. Charging a one-dollar membership fee, the Shawmut Athletic Association fostered a baseball team, the picture show, a band, a dramatic club, the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and other activities.

A1936 thesis states that "the mill has 366 cottages, which number includes 23 for Negroes." Approximately two-thirds of these were erected before 1910. The cottages erected for African-American workers are in West Shawmut, more than a half mile from the other edge of the white village. The first cottage for Girl Scouts in the Valley was in Shawmut (Weldon 1936, 45). According to a former employee, the houses ranged in size from three to seven rooms. Almost all the houses are a variation of the pyramid cottage; some have true pyramid roofs, while the larger ones have a short ridge line. Many houses have an integral porch cut out of the front corner of the building mass. Some of the four-room houses acted as duplexes accommodating two families separated by a central hallway. With no indoor plumbing in the early years, the families shared an outhouse. The houses were minimally fitted with baseboards and a single bare bulb hanging from the middle of the ceiling. Also the roads were not paved early on, nor were the sidewalks (Hooks 1997, 23).

There were numerous springs throughout Shawmut, many of which are capped today. In fact, the village had wells at virtually every intersection of the eight radiating roads, where citizens would fill buckets and haul the water back to their houses. Although most residents had vegetable gardens on their lots, front lawns were swept dirt rather than grass. White paling fences were built around and between each house.

Shawmut gained renown within the company as the first place to incorporate textile research into its program. The present Research Division had its origin in 1918, when tests were conducted on a hand-driven tensile strength machine in the shipping room of Shawmut mill. This denoted the beginning of West Point's entry into the field of testing and research (Shawmut 1965). In 1924 the company set up the testing laboratory, housed in a streamlined Depression Modern building, which functioned as a part of the Shawmut Mill. At the time of its origin, the testing laboratory - one of the pioneer establishments of its kind in the textile industry - tested hose and belting duck and other specification goods then made largely in the Company's duck mills.

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The lab services were expanded gradually to embrace other activities in connection with maintenance and improvement of product quality, to improve manufacturing methods, and to correlate the manufacturing standards of the company's mills to the requirements of the customers.

By 1935 the Shawmut Mill Division began experimenting with the manufacture of synthetic fabrics, which allowed the company to maintain a commanding position in the field of industrial and heavy-duty fabrics. Finally, in 1937 a testing and research laboratory building was erected on the ground of Shawmut Mill (Shawmut 1965). In the 1950s and 1960s, testing with synthetics began. The first product turned out was high tenacity rayon belt fabric, with later products of Dacron and combed cotton bands (Progress 1953-54).

By the early 1950s as the company and Shawmut plant evolved, numerous changes occurred within the village including the removal and replacement of some of the earlier community buildings. However the most important change was a 1953 decision by the company to sell the mill houses and lots in the village to mill employees living there (Tillery 1948,200).

The company was still quite active within their communities into the late 1950s, long after other textile firms had cut back their welfare programs. The West Point Foundation built the "Shawmut Center" in 1955. The facility acted as a central location for employee activity and was equipped with a large outdoor swimming pool, gymnasium, showers, lockers, snack bar, lounge, game room and restrooms (Shawmut). Many of the recreational activities were supervised by the Department of Community Recreation (Progress 1953-54, 4). At that time the school system was considered excellent with the consolidated high school offering a course in textile engineering for potential future employees. By the mid-1960s, Shawmut was the center of services, civic activities, and community relations for all of the West Point Manufacturing communities in Valley.

Shawmut has a unique, company-sanctioned self-governing mechanism. Lacking a formal governmental structure as an unincorporated portion of Chambers County, the mill village community was divided into five sections or wards. Yearly each ward elected a representative to serve on what was commonly known as "the Big Five." The group of five men met monthly or more often if necessary, acting very much like a city council. All matters pertaining to the welfare of the village, such as sanitation, problem behavior, unkempt yards, or gardens, were brought to their attention with recommendations then made to the mill authorities. Some activities were governed by the Big Five such as fencing all gardens as well as approving new garages and outbuildings. However, police protection for Shawmut was furnished by the City of Lanett with one full-time day and night policeman (Hooks).

Numerous chapters of social and fraternal clubs were established early in the development of the community including the Masons, Woodmen of the World, Odd Fellows, and the Chattahoochee Tribe of the Red Men. The Shawmut Community Club was established in 1924 by a group of ladies to help citizens during long spells of sickness. Several young people's organizations and missionary societies were associated with the churches, as well as two Boy Scout troops, a Girl Scout troop and Brownie pack. The Hexagon Club, composed of six men, one from each of the six valley towns, was a club that meant much in the business and civic life of the communities. The club's purpose was to improve conditions, not only in their immediate communities, but in the county as a whole. Some of the accomplishments of the club included inspection of cattle for tuberculosis, maintenance of quarantine, and the improvement of roads (Hooks).

Aside from the current road structure, mill, research building, cafeteria, and the residential homes, few of the original community facilities remain in Shawmut today. Some of the buildings that have been lost include the auditorium, high school, Lower Stores, Upper Stores, Superintendent's residence, hotel, library, gymnasium, and baseball park. Despite these losses, Shawmut is still very important in that it retains its original plan, all original mill complex buildings, and residential resources.

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IX. BIBLIOGRAPHY

Blythe, Robert, ed. "Textile Mills and Villages." In Vernacular Architecture Forum Cotton Mills. Planned Communities, and the New Deal Conference Tour Book, n.p., May 1999.

Levy, Bill. "Central Location Makes Shawmut Unifying Force," Columbus Enquirer. May 5,1965, Cobb Memorial Archive, Chambers County Library.

Lanier, Joseph L., The First Seventy-Five Years of West Point Manufacturing Company 1880-1955. New York: The Newcomen Society in North America, 195£.

Weldon Ethel Veni. "History of the West Point Manufacturing Company." Thesis, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1936,

Hooks, James. Oral History Interview in Valley, Alabama, October 18,1997.

"Shawmut Chronological History." Columbus Enquirer. May 5,1965, Cobb Memorial Archive, Chambers County Library.

"73 Years of Progress: Shawmut Mill," The Westpointer. vol. II, no. 1. December 1953-January 1954.

Tillery, Floyd. "Magnolias and Monarchs: An Historical Story of the West Point Manufacturing Company." West Point, Ga.: n.p., 1948.

X. GEOGRAPHICAL DATA

Verbal DescriptionThe boundaries of the Shawmut Historic District in Valley, Chambers County, Alabama, is shown on the accompanying basemap at 1"=600' scale.

Boundary JustificationThe nominated boundaries contain the most concentrated group of historic resources associated with the Shawmut mill village.

SHAWMUT HISTORIC DISTRICT BASE MAP VALLEY, CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALABAMA

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