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Home My WebLink About412 S Tracy 1985 1 RCL it i C i URAL C [�11�P�i 0RY Sitek t Legal DLszriplion; Black' s Addition . Block a1-1-11 i Address* 412 South Tracy P7 ov:rrersnip.name: Richard & Beatrice Horsewill ❑ pri,zle Roll 1 Frame I ❑ public address: 412 South Tracy 37 Historic Name: Unknown Common Name: 1U,nn kknnoow�n� q a Date of Construction' ❑ °o Architect'' Unknown I Builder. Ltaa _owr-� U G( Original Owner Unknown Original Use: Residence Present Use: Residence Research Sources: ❑.ebslracl of title ❑y city directories ❑ plat records maps l_J`sewerrwaler permits ti. • ] tax cards ❑ oblluzries ❑ building perrnll ❑ biographies Sanborn maps—dales' 1904 ,1912 , 1927 —' Bibliography: Department of Sanitation Localion map or bullding plan with arrow norttL r PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of slruclurelsile,then contrast*and compare that with it's original appearance noting additions,alterations, and changes in materials.Discuss.significant.archiiectural features. This detached one-and-one-half story single-family residence has a square plan buil �:. in the four-square workingman's cottage style, with a projecting front gabled bay and open gabled .entrance porch with wooden balustrade. The two-bay facade is -asym- metrical anal consJ sts of an offset .front entrance wi th e-fixed windows. with. leaded glass transom and shutters. The frame construction is finished in masonite and rests on a rubble foundation. The hipped (pyramidal ) roof is covered with ' aphalt shingles an.d features a gabled dormer and boxed, overhanging eaves. There are bands of contrasting wooden moulding below the eaves and a central brick chimne;% ��RCI it � � _ - JYSile C � U RAL I C�1l L P� I O R k__ Lugal Description:_ Black' s Addition , Block G— ots north Address` 412 South Tracy _ Ov:rrershlp.name: Richard & Beatrice Horsewi l l ❑ p6'11e address: Roll x Frame X ❑puslrt 412 South Tracy 37 Historic Name: Unknown Common Name: Unknown Date of Construction*- C ' ❑ °o Architect:,_ Unknown Builder._ LLknowf+ c i }/ CE S- u j Original Owner Unknown Original use Residence Present use: Residence Z Research Sources: ❑,abstracl of title ❑r city directories �YY JJJ ❑ plat records maps LT sewerlv:aler permits Ptax cards ❑ oblluaries ❑ bulldinp permll ❑ biographies Sanborn1904,1912 , 1927 maps—dates' -- -- Bibliography: Department of Sanitation Location map or bulldinp p:an with arrow north - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of struclurelsile,then contrast and compare that with it's original L L)psarancr: noting additions,alterations,and chances in materials.Discuss significant architectural features. This detached one-and-one-half story single-family residence has a square plan buil ,. in the four-square workingman' s cottage style, with a projecting front gabled bay and open gabled entrance porch with wooden balustrade. The two-bay facade i � asym- metrical ap.d 'cons.ists ,of an offset .front entrance with a fixed windows. w_ith:_ leaded glass transom and shutters. The frame construction' is finished in masonite and rests on a rubble foundation. The hipped (pyramidal ) roof is covered with aphalt shingles and features a gabled dormer and boxed, overhanging eaves. There are bands of contrasting wooden moulding below the eaves and a central brick chimney •.�, 1 Nf r� �� 1 •'� r . i /��- i . it t2 5 Y � ■ ■ 1 Y ■ ■ 1 f 1 r� 1 ■ 1 • rw -rr r oil ■ _ � r l 1 ■ • IL i :s 4 1 fil! 7IOMCAt. Ic"'NGE: Ju;Iily I'; the PC,;..ar�5, : Iipu;: "1;11 r.c. . U c.rhlt;'..nr:.0 pn ic(I; )Clalec"v and surrounding area lend the property significance. Research in the sources consulted in this survey has not yielded any significant historical information concerning persons or events .associated with this property. Significance: This' structure is ay— element within a potential .historic district. I INTEGRITY: Assess the degree to which the structurelsite,and surrounding area accurately convey the historical associations of tine property. ' The historic integrity of this property has not Been retained due to changes in original materials. INFORMATION VALUE Explain how the extant structurelsite may demonstrate or yield information about its historic use or construe tion. + None I I FORM PREPARED BY: GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Name J AMR=S R_ MCDDNAL ILA ICH.LTUTS PC Acreage' Address' P.O. BOX 8163 uses Ouad• -- Date* MISSOULA, MONTANA 59807 UTM's• — �• 1 ' �, �1 �, 1 _ 1 1 1 . 1 11 . � 1 ■ I 1 ` III �� i 1 � ' 4' 1 : ,;� V �� 1 _ 1 .� - . 412 S. Tracy j One of a group of three virtually identical houses (416 and 420 S. Tracy being the others) , this simple, vernacular Queen Anne style house .� was built by local carpenter, John A. Bartholomew. The design seems to a 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) . I There are other houses in the city of nearly identical design as well . j Bartholomew' s brother, Elmer Bartholomew, was an especially notable and 1 prolific early 20th century builder in Bozeman. Early residents 'of this house have not been identified. Mary Ferguson, widow of Henry Ferguson, was living here in 1927. The house is well- preserved, with the exception of the siding. Bibliography Application for Sewer Connection, 414 S. Tracy, June 26, 1906, J. Bartholomew. Application for Sewer Connection, 410 S. Tracy, April 28, 1908, Esgar & Bartholomew. City Directory: 1927, p.60. 1 t �ff I t 1 ' - - ,. �: ...« Y �I = � r �' � ;' �.