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Home My WebLink About420 S Tracy 1985 p� RCI 1I r EC l URAL INIVEN ITORY Site 'i LeggalDAsorialion: Hoffman' s Addition , Block F. Lots 19, south lnr 20i Ad,ress- 420 South Tracy O-:nership:name: Henry T. & Peggy Jacobs p'ia1t address: 31843 Frontage Road Roll X Frame K D a�Shc Historic Name: Un kri -- Common IJame: Unknown ❑ eslimale� Date of Construction C•1907 D umtnrr t Aichilect`_ Unknown i F0C[1 Z__ (`(� Builder. - Original Owner. John Barth�lnmaw Original use: Residence Present use: Residence Research Sources: ❑•ebslre:l of title ❑ clly direclories Q ❑) plat recordslmaps _ >q seweil,aler permlls 1907 [7 Ia:cards, ❑ obhuaries r� ❑ building penult ❑ biographies ` 0 Sanborn maps—dales- 1 904,1912 1 U _.. Bibliography: Department of Sanitation Sewer permit, 1907 , John Bartholomew Loca!ion map or building plan with avow north PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of structurelsite,then contrast•and compare that with it's original appearance, noting additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss significant architectural features. ` This detached one-and-one-half story single-family residence has a rectangular plan wit a recessed open. entrance porch with gablef, balustrade and wooden posts. The two-bay facade .is asymmetrical and- consists of-an offset front entrance with -A large fixed .. windows: - The :upper story has a double-hung 1•/l windows and returning' eaves.. -The' -- frame constrUction is "fini-shed- in *clapboard and rests- on a •concrete foodndation. • The gable roof is covered- with asphalt shingles and features boxed, returning eaves and a central brick chimney. The axis of the roof is perpendicular to the street. 11 �� .1 i( �II �/�1 ► tk� ', i�.RC1Ll 11 T EC T U RAL INIVEN-f Op I Sitet --- legal Description: Hoffman' s Addition, Block F. I_ntt 19._Sn111}a ' 20 Address. 420 South Tracy Ge.nership:r'.ame: Henry T. & Peggy Jacobs - ❑ w"''r address: 31 843 Frontage Road Roll X37 Frame R C+ ru!Ac Historic Name: Unknown Common Name: Unknown D rslir eir Date o1 Construction• Ll907 D oo=umtn Archilecr_ Unknown / ! V C f � Builder.— UfTkTiQWn d Original Owner John Bar thnlnmPw ll Original Use: Residence I Present use: Residence Research Sources: ❑,abslract of title ' ❑ ctly dneclories ❑ plat recordslmaps _ A sewerlwaler permits 1907 I .�-+�Cr _ t'`fax cards ❑ oblluariea ❑ building pt:nnll ❑ biographies C Sanborn maps—dales, 1 904 19 — - J� Bibliography: Department of Sanitation Sewer permit, 1907 , John Bartholomew Locaflon map or building p:an with arrow north. - -- PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of structure/site,then contrast and compare that with it's original appearance, - noting additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss significant archiiecturat features. i This detached one-and-one-half story single-family residence has a rectangular plan w- i. a recessed open. entrance porch with gablet, balustrade and wooden posts. The two-bay facade .is asymmetrical and- consists of-an offset front entrance with a large fixed .. windows.— The upper •story has a double-hung 1/1 wi:ndows and returning- eaves., -The I frame constructi-on is fi-hi•shed in clapboard and rests. on a •concrete fadndation. The gable roof is covered with asphalt shingles and features boxed, returning eaves and a central brick chimney. The axis of the roof is perpendicular to the street. r i - 1 1 1 ■ �� ■ ` � � �t , 1 � r i� � I 1 ■ 1 � �, 1 � ■ _ _ � � � I � 1 I i I j_ 1 I , 1 I 1 �� i _ 1 • ' I I III I I II 1 I ' �� ' I I r I I , • � r _- <; i �� IL � - 1 - II 1 1 I I I:i �L I � I 1 1 Ili&(t)IU�f�i � III I(.�,If(,f_. ,�U."ly l,r,•N I1� riE'I aIS, 'lll tlll DA'f!111:,.1ii 1(Ull ll!'.�lirni %u �h�i1r-gin _.-.. .'Ciifl L'(7 V.I. i ni� and surrounding area lend the properly significance. 1 Research into the sources consulted in this survey do not yield any significant historical information concerning persons or events. associated with this property.-- Significance: This structure qualifies as a contributing element within a potential historic district due to its association with the Civic phase of Bozeman' s historic/ architectural development. , 4 INTEGRITY. Assess the degree to which the structurelsite,and surrounding area accurately convey the historical associations of the property. The historic integrity of.. this property -has been retained due to, the survival of 1 original materials and design and continuity of use , setting and location. t INFORMATION VALUE Explain how the extant structure/site may demonstrate or yield information about its historic use or construc- tion. + None FORM PREPARED BY: GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: 1 Name JAMES R. MCDONALD ARCHITECTS PC Acreage, I Address' P. O. BOX 8163 USGsouad;^_ Date• MISSOULA, MONTANA 59807 UTM's�__ R fir` I', i _ �� , i 1 _ _ � � � � � � ,�� I I ' I I i T •� � 'r i � .i ,�: a �� 1 420 S. Tracy The best preserved of a group of three nearly identical houses (412 and 1 416 S. Tracy being the others) , all built by local carpenter, John A. Bartholomew, this house is an excellent example of a vernacular Queen Anne style pattern book design. It seems to have clearly been derived from "House Design No. 1096" in Fred T. Hodgson's turn-of-the—century mail order house pattern catalog (see appendix) . There are other houses in the city of nearly identical design as well . Bartholomew' s brother, Elmer Bartholomew, was an especially notable and prolific early 20th century builder in Bozeman. The original owner of this house is unknown. In 1927, Lyle V. Richards. a travel agent employed by the Bozeman Automobile Co. , was living here. Bibliography Application for Sewer Connection, 420 S. Tracy, June 10, 1907, John Bartholomew. j s • . r 1 1 ' - I `0 - - 1 ■ I i _ I I • I , 1. 1 I 1 I I ± I I 1 r 1 I • F HI rC w :i