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rCtha designated authority under tho National HistorzPresenrat ion A c t L 1986, as amended, I hereby ce r t i f y that this X nomination

request for determination of eligibility m e e t s the documentation standards f o r registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and m e e t s the procedural and professionaL requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, the property X m e e t s

does not meet the National Register Criteria. See continuation

Arkansas Historic Preservation Promam Sta te or Federal agency and bureau

In my opinion, the property meets does not m e e t the National Register criteria, - See continuation sheet.

Signature of commenting or other o f f i c i a l Date

S t a t e or Federal agency and bureau

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I, hereby certify tha t t h i s property is:

- entered in the National Register - See continuation sheet . - determined eligible for the National R e g i s t e r - S e e continuation sheet. determined not eligible for the National Register

removed from the National Register

other ( e x p l a i n ) :

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types of shingles extend up to the carnioe, including rows of diamond cut shingles in an alternating offset pattern with rows of square shingles across the gabIe, from the belt course to the frieze.

Typical of the Queen Anne style, the Bartlett-Kirk House displays a variety of different ornamental elements. The front facade is asymmetrically divided into four quadrants. On the tw left quadrant an unusud oriel window extends from the second flmr. This extending bay window has a flat roof and three windows typical of this style. Like the other windows an the house, they conlain tall, two-pan4 sashes in a double hung configuration. The oriel window is covered with hotizontaI lapped siding. The most ornate portion of the window is the cantilevered bottom. The bottom portion start from the comers of the bay window and diminishes to a p i n t at the Mttom. The convex cantilevered bottom is adorned by a tear drop ornament at the bottom of the cone shaped p i n t . Centered below the oriel window in the lower left quadrant are two windows are identical to the windows in the oriel.

Adjacent to these windows in the Sower sight quadrant is one side of a wraparound porch that extends half way around the west side of the house. The porch roof extends down from the second story a little above the belt come, The porch is inset some two feet and the porch rmf extends outward some two feet, creating a four foot porch. The front entrance is located on the porch. The entrance door is paneled with arched glazing in the top half. A square transom is fixed above the door, forming an entrance configuration fund inside the house as wdl. Directly above the front door, on the s m n d story, is the door to an integral p r c h . This recessed porch has a slightly sIoping rmf that projects from the gable end of the house. Decorating this upper porch are wooden support brackets, and a front facing balustrade that cuts into the lower porch roof.

The west side of the house is dominated by a cross-gable that projects from the main house at a right angle. "So the left of the cross-gable the main house stands with the one story wrap m u n d porch that extends wound the west wall until it runs into this cross-gable. Centered above the wrap around porch is a small window. To the right of the cross-gable a lower-pitch roofed extension comes out of the main steeppitched unit of the house (this southward projection formerly contained a sleeping porch that wrapped around the entire second flmr; it has since been enclosed). Underneath the sleeping p r c h was another porch that began an the right side of the cross-gable and wrap@ m u n d most of the south end of the house. All of it except the one-story sitting porch on the west side of the house has also been enclosed. The p r c h has no projecting mf and is tutally inset into the house. Concrete steps lead up to a side door on the porch that gas into the Kirks' bedroom, To the right of the door is a window, and on the left

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and window trim is similar if not exact to the exterior trim. Transoms dress up the eight-and*ne half fmt door hrnings throughout the entire portion of the original house. The original ornamentation of the home features multiplicity of detailing, rather than delicate craftsmanship. The seven m m home, for example, features so many doors and windows that the c u m t owner remarked that it was hard to furnish some of the rooms without blocking an entrance or window. The original home would have been quite admirable with its eleven foot ceilings well lit by the many windows. The ceilings have been lowered to nine-and-one half feet now. The upper rooms are of the original height of about nine feet. The lower floors of the original house have three layers of wood. The subfloor was of rough cut lumber, the second floor of tongueand-groove pine, and the third of contemporary tongue-and-grmve hard w d . The upper story has the first two floor layers, covered mostly in carpet now.

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The house addition that extends eastward was put on by the Kirk before they m d into the house. The Kirks screened in the lower back porch and then later closed the porch in for more kitchen space. After the lower porch was closed in, the closed in the uppet sleeping porch to prevent leaking.

In spite of the alterations, the Bartlett-Kirk House remain a fine example of the Queen Anne R e v i d . Such characteristic features as the wraparound porch, asymmetrical floorplan, oriel windows and the abundance of turned work throughout elevate this design to one of the best of its kind in Batemille. It is thus eligible under Criterion C with local significance.

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Arkansas Gazette. Microfilm. 7 October 1904, 2. History Commission, Little Rock, Arkansas.

~ r b s a s Gazette* Microfilm. 23 July 1891. History Commission, Little Rock, Arhsas .

Arkansas b f s e . Microfilm. 29 April 1906. Rist~ry Commission, Li tdle Rock, Arkansas.

Britton, Nancy and Diane Tebbetts. "Nineteenth Century Homes of Batesville, Arhsas. " Jndepedence Coum Chronicle. Vol. 20. Issue 2. 1979.

Britton,NancyandNmaFarris,eds. "MyFiftyYminBatesville,ArZrana." Independence counp Chronicle. Vol. 23. Issue 1-2. 1982.

Brittan, Nancy and Nmcy zlkgeld. "The Jewish Community in Batesville, A r h s a s 1853- 1977." m n d -e. Vol. 21, Issue 3. 1980,

Kirk, Elmer. Interview by Author. 15 Jan-, 1994.

Kirk, Virginia. Interview by Author. 15 January, 1994.

Maxfield, Harry. "BatesvjEle in 1880. " Independewe County Chronicle. Vol. 3. Issue 3. 1962.

McGinnis, A. C, "A Glimpse of the County in 1 860.'~ndccvendence G u n @ Chronicle. Vol. 2. Issue 4. 1961.

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Parks, Lfm. Interview by Author. 20, January, 1994.

Desd Words. Books A, K, M. R, T, U, X, Y, A-2, B-2, B-7, C-2, F-3, G-2, J-3, N-2, N-7, 0-4, P-3, P-4, 4-3, S-2, S-3, U-2, U-4, W-2, 2-2. Independence County Courthouse, Batesville, Arkansas.

me %andem AnEama. South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1978.

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