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DISTRICT SURVEY FORM Historic Preservation Division State Historical Society of Wisconsin

City:Eau Claire

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County :

Eau Claire

General Character (Building types, styles, environment; important natural and man-made features; qualities that make district distinct from surroundings; nature of intrusions) :

See continuation sheet*

Surveyor:

M. TaylorDate:

6-17-82

Maps Used:

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Chauncey Street

Numbers

1303-1723519

Statement of Significance and Brief Historical Development :

Significance: Architecture

See continuation sheet.

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1 Winter, Robert. 1980. The^ Bungalow, p. 78. ^ Wright. Gwendolyn. 1981.J Dream, p. 166.'

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Continuation Sheet No. 1

EMERY STREET BUNGALOW DISTRICT

General Character:

The Emery Street Bungalow District encompasses three blocks of the east-west running thoroughfare. The land is generally level, although the region in which the district is located is known as Eastside Hill in reference to the river bluff it occupies. Alleys divide the rectangular blocks which are parceled into long narrow lots that reach to the curb-side sidewalk. Because the boulevard area has been omitted, the street treees (which today dward the diminuative dwellings) have been planted on the front lawns. Additional vegetation in the individual lots further enhances the physical setting.

Sixty three residential buildings, constructed primarily between 1915 and 1930, are included in the district. Of this total, twenty five are pivotal; thirty seven contributing; and two non-contributing. The non-contributing residences are of mid-twentieth century vintage and do not significantly detract from the district's distinctive character. The pivotal structures, scatttered throughout the district, are almost intact dwellings representing the wide range of bungalow variations. Cable, jerkinhead, and hip roofs cover the one and one and a half story homes that uniformly line the street. Stucco, wood (including wood shingles), and brick are the dominant construction materials that in many instances are used in combination. Exposed rafter ends and decorative half timbering, rustic treatments associated with the housing type, are featured on a number of bungalows; however, the majority are straightforward structures relying only on their simplicity for their charm. Verandas, open or enclosed, are also common features.

Among the contributing residences are a'group of bungalows which have been altered mainly through the addition of aluminum siding. Also listed as contributing are other early twentieth century dwellings which continue the dominant characteristics of the district.

Significance:

The Emery Street Bungalow District represents an architecturally significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction. As evidenced by its name, the residential district is composed primarily of bungalows, a housing type that proliferated during the first decades of the twentieth century. The owner and contractor-built dwellings are found throughout Eau Claire's residential sections, but are particularly concentrated on the city's eastside. Located in this area, the Emery Street Bungalow District provides the community's most intact and visually cohesive collection of bungalows. The simply designed residences are unified by their common size, shape, alignment, and construction materials. Their combined presence creates an Identiflabledistrict that is unique in Eau Claire.

The bungalow district is part of a larger neighborhood known locally as Eastside Hill) which adjoins the older, inner city on the west. Platted during the early twentieth century at the tine Eau Claire emerged as a regional manufacturing center, the region is filled with bungalows and other simple residences. Bungalows, generally (and vaguely) described as a one story house with an attic or additional sleeping porch and room (1), evolved from English and Indian antecedents and represented an outgrowth of the cottage idea. The unpretentious yet charming homes were most often

Continuation Sheet No. 2


Significance (cont.):

erected by middle income owners who respected the simplicity, soundness, and livability the bungalow offered. In addition, inexpensive construction plans were available from "Bungalow Books" distributed by local contractors and builders and from such national outlets as Sears, Roebuck & Company and Montgomery Ward's which "offered do-it-yourself owner-builders all the materials and fixtures needed..."(2)

Within the district, the dwellings designated as pivotal are architecturally intact bungalows. Altered bungalows and other compatible residences are considered con tributing structures. Only two non-contributing buildings are located in the district - a feature which additionally insures the unity and distinctive character of the area.

Boundary Justification:

The Emery Street Bungalow District is bordered on the west, north, and east by blocks of bungalows and other small residences that, for the most part, have been altered. On the south, bungalows are mixed with a larger group of mid-twentieth century residences.

Boundary Description;

The historic district is a rectangular area described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of Agnes Street and Emery Street; then north along the centerline to the alley between Emery Street and Woodland Avenue, then west along this alley to the east property iine of 5H-513 Chauncey Street; then south to the north property line of 519 Chauncey Street; then west to the centerline of Chauncey Steet; then south to the alley between Emery Street and Hogeboom Avenue; then east along the alley which ends at the rear of 1321 Emery Street; then continuing east along the south property lines of the 1400 and 1500 blocks of Emery Street; then continuing east along the alley behind the 1600 and 1700 blocks to the centerline of Agnes Street; then north to the point of beginning.

Continuation Sheet No, 3


Acreage of nominated district; 13.8 acres

USGS Quadrangle name; Eau Claire Eastscale; l;2lj.,000

UTM References; zone 15 A. 620$00/i;962900B. 620510/5962820C. 619930/1^962810D. 6l9930/ii962890

INTENSIVE SURVEY FORM Historic Preservation Division State Historical Society of WisconsinCity, Village or Town: County:

• Eau Claire Eau ClaireStreet Address:

519 Chauncey StreetCurrent Name & Use:

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Architectural Statement :

A broad gable roof covers this one and a half story clapboard sided bungalow. Exposed rafters, dormers, and a front veranda are also featured.

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Sided with clapboards and wood shingles (the latter material commonly used in bungalow construction this bungalow features a shed roofed dormer, exposed rafters, and an over sized entrance porch.

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Surveyor: Date:M. Taylor 11/23/81

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Surveyor: Date:

M. Taylor 5/20/82Legal Description: Acreage:

Jot 26 Blk 1 Stussy-Gorroley & ^redricksons Add.

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A one and a half story clapboard sided "bungalow characterized by cross gables. A steep gable roof caps the residence, while an enclosed porch stretches across the main facade.


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A jerkinhead roof caps this one story bungalow which is sided with asbestos shingles. An open porch is also featured.

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Lot 2 Welshs AdditionCurrent Owner:

Charles and Clara AngerCurrent Owner's Address:

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INTENSIVE SURVEY FORM Historic Preservation Division State Historical Society of WisconsinCity, Village or Town:

1 Eau ClaireStreet Address:

1440 Emery Street

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A- simple one story clapboard sided bungalow, covered by a low hipped roof.

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Surveyor: Date:


Stussv-Gormlev & Fredriccsons Add.Current Owner:

Raymond McFarlaneCurrent Owner's Address:

1004 Barland Street, Eau ClaireSpecial Features Not VisiWe In Photographs:

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M. Taylor 11/18/81Legal Description: , Acreage:Lot 15 Blk 3 Stussy-Gorm. ey &

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M. Taylor 11/23/81Legal Description: Acreage:Lot 13 Blk 3 Stussy-GormLey& Fredrickspns Sub DiY. Blk 3 of — —— StucEy-Sormloy & FreQrioKSQnc ——Current Owner'1 J AQCl.

Arnell KussCurrent Owner's Address:

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A brick and stucco bungalow with an enclosed entrance porch. Low hipped roofs give the one story structure a horizontal profile.



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Surveyor: Date:

M. Taylor 5/12/82Legal Description: Acreage:Metes and Bounds Parcel 13-4-B^Current Owner:

Roderick SimensonCurrent Owner's Address:

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M. Taylor 5/12/82Legal Description: Acreage:Metes and Bounds Parcel 13-484Current Owner:

Randall ParkerCurrent Owner's Address:


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A one and a half story frame bungalow characterized by a medium gable roof, a front veranda, and gabled dormers. Clapboards of varying widths add texture to the simple dwelling.


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M. Taylor 5/12/82Legal Description: Acreage:Metes and Bounds Parcel 13-485Current Owner:

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A single story bungalow capped with a hipped roof. The small stucco residence features a gabled entrance porch.

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A one and a half story clapboard sided bungalow characterized by shed roof dormers, exposed rafters, and braces at the eave line. A gable roofed porch marks the building's main entrance.



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Julia F. SchaeferCurrent Owner's Address:


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Cobblestones and stucco cover the wall! of this fine one and a half story bungalow. A screened porch and a gabled dormer characterize the facade.


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M. Taylor 11/23/81Legal Description: Acreage:Lot 3b Stussy &

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A one and a half story clapboard sided bungalow highlighted by cross gables and a front veranda.



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Mrs. Wilma AnthonyCurrent Owner's Address:

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A clapboard sided bungalow distinguish by a hipped roof and hipped roof dormer. The one story structure also features a front veranda which has been glassed in.



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Surveyor: Date:

M. Taylor 5/12/82Legal Description: Acreage:Lot 4 BlkY? Hodgeboom & Barlands Add.Current Owner:

Melvin MaynardCurrent Owner's Address:

1613 Emery St.Special Features Not VisiMe In Photographs:

Interior visited? QYes (^) No


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Stucco covers the walls of this single story bungalow. A jerkinhead roof covers the simple building which features a screened front porch.

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Surveyor: Date:

M. Taylor 5/12/82Legal Description: Acreage:Lot 5 Blk 7 Hodgeboom & Bar lands Add.Current Owner:

Mrs. C.W. LeaseCurrent Owner's Address:

1617 Emery StreetSpecial Features Not VisiMe In Photographs:

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A one and a half story bungalow char acterized by a steeply pitched gable roof that parallels the street line. The simply detailed dwelling is ,stuccc covered and highlighted by decorative half timbering. Wood shingles side a front shed roofed dormer and the gable of the entrance porch.

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Surveyor: Date:

M. Taylor ^-30-82Legal Description: Acreage:

Lot 32 Stussy & Fredricksons ———————— 3nd Add» ———— —————————

Current Owner:

Emmett G. O'BrienCurrent Owner's Address:

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Clapboards and wood shingles cover the walls of this one and a half story bungalow. A jerkinhead roof covers the main portion of the building, while a "sweeping" gable roof caps the sun porch and attached entrance porch.

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Anna LawrenceCurrent Owner's Address:

1622 Emery St.Special Features Not VisiWe In Photographs:

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Clapboard and tongue and groove siding cover the walls of this fine one story bungalow. A low gable roof, braces, and a small entrance porch with exposed tie beam further distinguish the building.



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Legal Description: Acreage:Lot 1 Blk 9 Welsh Sub-Div of Blk 9 of Hodgeboom & Barlands Add.Current Owner:

Selma B. GullicksonCurrent Owner's Address:


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Resting on a brick foundation, this one story clapboard bungalow is located at the eastern edge of the historic district. Low hipped roofs cap the two sections of the structure which is also characterized by brick pillars marking the main entrance.


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Lot 26 Stussy & Fredrick sons 2nd Add.Current Owner:

Patricia LynnesCurrent Owner's Address:


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