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Home My WebLink About619 S Tracy 1985 ARCI if T EC l URAL INIVE ITORY Site # Legal D_scriplion: Fairview. Bl-Qck 7, south_',._�_",t _al 1 g=1 W- :7 Address• 619 South Trac ' ovrnersnip:rsme: Helen M. Landoe Roll 6 35 Frame# g ❑ pVblic le address: � pv51,� Box 609, Bozeman Historic Name:- Unknown ,S I/?)Lp Common Name: Unknown ❑ rslinelr f - Date of Construction* l�} 927 1 "f ❑ i dZ q Architect, Unknown --Ura• ". wry .1 Ff�7U d;rc Builder Unknown Original Owner C 7?fG�i°1'S9C1 ,QV. Original Use: Reside I[' Present use: Residence Research Sources: ❑ a5slracl of title ❑ city directories v ❑ sewerlwaler permits ^ M❑ plat recordslmaps (tl(j`JS� ey tax cards ❑ o5lluaries ❑ building perrmll ❑ biographies I I 8 Sanborn maps—dales' 1 91 Z Bibliography XA-:fsay\ Location map or buildij p!an wllh arrow norft PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of structurelsite,then contrast and compare that with it's original appearance, noting additions,alterations, and chances in materials.Discuss.significani architectural features. This detached one-story single-family residence has a rectangular plan in the Bungalow style with -a turned balustrade on the front porch. The one-bay facade: is symmetri'cal—and -consi-sts of a central front entrance with fixed windows.' The frame construction is finished in wood shingles and has board and batten in the gable ends. There is a cinderblock foundation. The. gable roof is covered vr: wood shingles and' features brackets and finial balls on the gable ends , as well as overhanging eaves with exposed rafters. There are two brick- chimneys , one to theKs4.Jl side and one to the rear. The axis of the roof is perpendicular to the street. Additions include an attached garage. ti 'i ARCH11TECTURAL ` NI 1l ENI [ V l l l Site Legal Desc iplion:__ Fai viP�v Blork 7. south�_]situl9-10 ' Address 619 South Tracy Iovrnership:name: He M. Landoe Ron r 35 frame x B ❑ p6vale address: Box 609, Bozeman ❑ pvbhc i - Historic Name: Unknown S Unknown Common Name._ ❑ eslimalr 19+2 1-927 I r~ ❑ do:un.r 1 Dale of Conslruclion' Unknown Aichileal' �( J Builder Unknown CJ Oripinal owner orioinal Use: Res i den Present Use: Res i den Ce Research Sources: t--- ❑ abzlrecl of title ❑ Illy directories ❑ sewed-aler permits ❑ plat recordslmaps (1 ❑ oblivaries rV�✓{1 � tax cards ❑ biographies I — ❑ building permit Sanborn maps—dales' 1912 Bibliography. Location map or buiidinj p!an with arrow norllt - nt appearance of struclurelsite,then contrast and compare that with it's original appearance, PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe prese notino additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss,signifrcant architectural features. ' This detached one-story single-family residencef has a rectangular roplan in nfthede :- ' Bungalo►v style with -a turned balustrade on the p is symmetri�cal--and -consi-sts of a central front entrance with fixed windows.' The frame construction is finished in wood shingles and has board and batten in the gable ends. There is a cinderblock finialfoundation. on the gable ends,lascwelleas4i wood shingles and features brackets overhanging eaves with exposed rxiseof thehere roofare two is perpendicular theostreetthe side and one to the rear. The a Additions include an attached garage. • s 1 ■ V 1 tdI' ■ 1 1 I �'�i ir. ;fir 14 ■ 1 . _ 1 � 1 , S HISIOHIGAI kiNii ,lustily I10W the I,i ri,ons, 10ltaiianl Ovrnl!,,i1wPo+r hll,I,,rical pollt,lrn,,,• ocialed w,o and surrounding area lend the properly significance. i i J� Research into the sources consulted in this survey have not yielded any significant I historical information concerning persons or events connected to this property:- " { Significance: This structure qualifies as a contributing element within a potential I historic district due to its association with the residential aspect of the Progressive Phase of Bozemanrs historic/architectural development. INTEGRITY. Assess the degree to which the structure/site,and surrounding area accurately convey the historical associations of thu property. The historic integrity of this property has been retained due to the survival of.� original design and materials , and continuity of use , -'setting and location. i INFORMATION VALUE Explain how the extant structurelsite may demonstrate or yield information about its historic use orconstruc- tion. A 1 None i 1 FORM PREPARED BY: GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: 1..;-m , JAMES R. MCDONALD ARCHITECTS PC Acreage' 1 Address'P.O. BOX 8163 _ USGSOuad:_ Date MISSOULA, MONTANA 59807 UTM's' I v �• � I ' �� ,� 1 1 .� I..� •_ 619 S. Tracy This unique house demonstrates the tremendous flexibility of the Bungalow style with its organic design that makes full use of -the steep grade of the site. Though the present, large garage addition on the south has altered the original design, it is likely that a garage was originally built into the bank, below grade. The com- pressed, clustered columns of the porch emphasize the height of the living space of the house, atop the steep bank. This house, like several in the district, was built by local house carpenter, John A. Bartholomew, probably in 1915. Early residents are unknown. In 1927, J. Edward Daniels, a chiropractor, was living here. Bibliography Application for Water Service, April 5, 1915, J. Bartholomew. Application for Sewer Connection, April 5, 1915, J. Bartholomew. City Directory: 1927, p. 51. J ;•i � . . I _ M-. ,;_ tom,. - 4 I �1 1 3 I � 1