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Home My WebLink About611 N Bozeman Ave 2022 AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 1 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf INTRODUCTION NEW FORMS AND INSTRUCTIONS As of July 2022, this AER (Architecture and Engineering Record) form replaces Montana SHPO’s HPR (Historic Property Record) form for recording historic structures in Montana. Visit https://mhs.mt.gov/shpo/forms to download the most recent versions of SHPO forms and instructions. If you are uncertain about which form to use, please contact Montana SHPO Cultural Records staff at (406) 444-4724, kyler.mozell@mt.gov REMINDERS The Principal Investigator is responsible for ensuring that the information in this form is complete and accurate as per the Montana SHPO’s data standards. Please consult SHPO’s 2022 Guidelines and Procedures: Comprehensive Guide to Consulting with the Montana SHPO for standards for recording cultural and architectural resources in Montana. 1. IDENTIFICATION HISTORIC / PROPERTY NAME SMITHSONIAN NUMBER (issued by SHPO)i RECORD TYPE 611 N Bozeman Ave. NEW UPDATE PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER City of Bozeman Historic Architecture Inventory DATE FIRST RECORDED BY PHONE (000) 000-0000 EMAIL ADDRESS 8/8/84 James R. McDonald Architects P.C. PO Box 8163, Missoula, MT 59807 DATE UPDATED BY PHONE (000) 000-0000 EMAIL ADDRESS 9/8/22 S. Wells and R. Schields, Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc. 406-219-3535 mac@metcalfarcha eology.com PO Box 1526, Bozeman, MT, 59771 2. LOCATION COUNTY LOT/BLOCK STREET ADDRESS CITY / TOWN (NEAREST) Gallatin Lot 8-9 / Block 45 611 N Bozeman Avenue Bozeman NARRATIVE / NOTES ON ACCESS (OPTIONAL) UTM COORDINATES OR LAT-LONG FOR THE CENTER OF THE SITE, TO THE 6TH DECIMAL 12, 497302 E 5059162 N (NAD83) TOWNSHIP N/S RANGE E/W SECTION QUARTER TOWNSHIP N/S RANGE E/W SECTION QUARTER 2 S 6 E 6 SW (tab from last cell to add rows to TRS table) 3. OWNERSHIP/USE CURRENT ADMINISTRATIVE/SURFACE OWNERSHIP CURRENT USE Barbara M. Cestero, 611 N. Bozeman Ave., Bozeman, MT 59715- 2950 Residential Public Private ORIGINAL ADMINISTRATIVE/SURFACE OWNERSHIP ORIGINAL/HISTORIC USE Mary Barnes Residential Public Private AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 2 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf 4. HISTORIC PROPERTY/ARCHITECTURE DESCRIPTION PROPERTY TYPEii ARCHITECTURAL STYLE TIME PERIOD Historic Residence Hipped-roof box form Historic More Than One Decade ARCHITECT NAME/FIRM ARCHITECT CITY, STATE BUILDER NAME/COMPANY BUILDER CITY, STATE CONSTRUCTION DATE Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 1904-1906 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This site consists of two historic architectural features: a hipped-roof box residence (F1) built between 1904 and 1906, and a detached garage (F2) built c. 1960. The residence is located north of downtown, along North Bozeman Avenue, between East Peach and East Cottonwood Streets. Beall Park is one block to the south and the Gallatin County Fairgrounds are two blocks to the north. The lot measures 50 feet across; a large deciduous tree shades the east-facing façade. The site was previously recorded in 1984 by James R. McDonald Architects and was defined as a "neutral element within a potential historic district" (McDonald 1984). McDonald described the residence as follows: "This detached one-story single-family residence has a rectangular plan with a shed-roofed open front porch. The one-bay façade is symmetrical and consists of a central glass-paned front entrance flanked by one leaded glass fixed window and one window not visible. The porch has a wood parapet and lattice underneath. There is also a gable decoration on the roof over the door and is supported by four turned posts. The frame construction is finished in asbestos siding and rests on a rubble foundation. The hipped roof is covered with grey-green asphalt shingles and features boxed, overhanging eaves. Outbuildings include a garage." Metcalf revisited the site on September 8, 2022, and noted a small addition added to the rear (west) elevation. The residence is currently described as follows: The single-story residence is rectangular in plan and rests on a concrete foundation. The exterior is mostly clad in horizontally oriented asbestos siding, the rear addition has horizontal vinyl siding with vertical corner boards. The main portion of the roof is hipped; the rear addition has a shed roof, and the porch has a hipped roof with a centered decorative gable. All roofs are clad in asphalt shingles. The façade faces east towards N. Bozeman Avenue. The primary entrance is centered under a hipped roof porch which is supported by four turned wood posts. The porch railing is composed of vertical paneled wood and a wood lattice extends down to the concrete block porch foundation. The entrance is a paneled wood door with inset lite and a simple wood surround. To the north is a one-over-one lite wood window and to the south is a fixed lite wood window with a stained-glass transom. Both windows have simple wood surrounds. The south elevation has two, one-over-one lite wood windows with simple wood surrounds and wood sills. A one-by-one lite sliding window and an awning style window are at the west end, both with simple wood surrounds. Two rectangular window openings are visible along the foundation. The rear (west) elevation was partially visible from the right-of-way. The elevation has an additional entrance accessed by wood steps with a simple wood railing. The north elevation is partially obscured by vegetation. It supports at least two, one-over-one lite wood windows with simple wood surrounds. Feature 2 is a front gabled, detached garage. The exterior is clad in vertical wood siding, with vertical wood-grained siding in the gable peak. The east facing-facade supports a double-stall overhead door. The north, south, and west elevations were not visible from the public right-of-way. A gravel driveway extends along the south property line and a concrete pad is in front of the garage. AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 3 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf HISTORY OF PROPERTY (Compiled by Crystal Alegria, The Extreme History Project, Bozeman, MT) The property currently addressed as 611 North Bozeman Avenue is located in the Imes Addition that was platted on August 21, 1890 by Louis F. Menage and Amanda Menage. The builder and designer of the residence are unknown. The site is associated with Bozeman’s historic African American community. As the town of Bozeman, Montana Territory was settled in 1864, people came to this area from all over the United States and the world to settle. Many African American people came to Montana Territory at this time for opportunity and a chance at a better life, many of them being recently freed after the Civil War. Bozeman did not have the black population of Helena, and later Butte, but it did have a significant number of African American people settling in the area who were able to find property to purchase and work in the late nineteenth century. One of the African American families to settle in Bozeman was the Rogers (or Rodgers) family. This property is connected to the Rogers family through William, a stepson of Eli Rogers. William and Mary Barnes lived in this house, and Mary Barnes, a black woman, owned the property for many years. Mary Barnes purchased this property on June 7, 1902. According to the Sanborn maps, a structure was built on this property after 1904 and before 1912 during the time of Mary Barnes’ ownership. It is hard to track the life of Mary Barnes through records, as they are extremely sparse. Mary Taylor had married William Barnes on April 25, 1900 in the newly built Anaconda Courthouse in Anaconda, MT by the Justice of the Peace, William Devine (The Anaconda Standard, 26 April 1900). In the 1900 census, William and Mary Barnes boarded with William’s sister, Lulu and her husband Walter Harrison in Anaconda. William worked as a laborer and Walter Harrison worked as a machinist (ancestry.com, 2004). Two years later, Mary Barnes purchased this property in 1902, and according to the city directory they were living in a residence located at 262 Montana avenue in Bozeman at this time. By 1906, Mary and William Barnes lived in a residence on this property. While living in this residence from 1906 to 1912 William worked as a laborer and a janitor (R.L. Polk & Co., 1902, 1906, 1908, 1910, 1912). There is no listing of Mary and William Barnes living in Bozeman in 1914. Walter Anderson lived at 611 n. Bozeman at this time. In 1916, Frank and Fannie hill lived in the residence. Fannie worked as a laundress at the Gallatin Laundry Company. In 1918, Justus Evans and Andrew Peterson lived in the residence. Evans worked as a laborer and Peterson worked as a hostler for the Northern Pacific Railroad. In 1922, Herbert Herris, a rancher, lived in the residence (R. L. Polk & Co., 1914 to 1922). Mary Barnes continued to own the property but did not live in the residence during the remainder of ownership. The husband of Mary Barnes, William, was born in 1876, in Montana to Emma Barnes. William’s mother, Emma Barnes, had been born in Fort Benton, Montana Territory in approximately 1859 (ancestry.com, 2010). She was most likely the child of Philip Barnes and a Native American woman whose name has been lost to time. Phillip Barnes was an African American man who had been born in Alabama and made his way to Fort Benton where he worked as a laborer. Barnes was listed as a member of the Fort Benton community in the winter of 1862-1863 (Leeson, 1885). Johnny Grant, of Grant-Kohrs Ranch Association, may have known Phillip Barnes or known of him. In his memoir, Johnny Grant mentions that on one of his trips to Fort Benton, a black man came to him and said, "Mr. Grant, old Phil Barnes is dead and you are kind-hearted. You better take his children for they are starving around here." Grant took the oldest boy, named Jack, and was going to leave the two girls behind but they cried for their brother, so Grant took them as well. He had a soft spot for children and adopted many over the years. He went on to say, "When I came to Manitoba I left the oldest girl in Montana and brought the other two” (Grant 2008). The youngest Barnes sibling was named Annie. Annie Barnes died in Canada in 1876. But Jack survived to grow up and marry and has descendants living in Canada today (great-grandson of jack Barnes, personal communication 2022). Emma Barnes was the older sibling, who remained in Montana, where she entered the archival record when she was listed in Bozeman’s 1880 census as residing in Bozeman and working as a laundress. She had four children living with her, including Lulu, Berry, William, and Charles (Ancestry.com, 2010). On December 16 of that same year, 1880, Emma married Eli rogers (Ancestry.com, 2014). Eli Rogers had been born in 1832 in Nashville, Tennessee (Ancestry.com, 2010). He came west, settling in Bozeman in 1879 (R. L. Polk & Co., 1892). Eli worked as a day laborer throughout his life, but he did own the house he lived in on North Black Avenue in Bozeman, now addressed as 518 N. Black Avenue. William Barnes grew up at the Rogers family house at 518 N. Black, the son of Emma Barnes and the stepson of Eli Rogers. This property, at 611 N. Bozeman is just one street over and a block down from where William was raised. AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 4 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf Mary Barnes owned this property until Violet Harrison took over the deed on March 29, 1948 via a county treasurer’s tax deed; she paid $3 for the property. Violet Harrison was the niece of Mary Barnes. Violet Harrison had been born on September 27, 1893 to Charles and Lulu Barnes Mayo. Her mother, Lulu Barnes Mayo, divorced Charles Mayo and married Walter Jacy Harrison in 1896 (The Weekly Avant Courier, 28 October 1896). Violet was raised by Walter Harrison and took his last name. Violet, with her family, lived in Anaconda for a brief time in 1900. By 1906, Lulu and Violet were back in Bozeman and living at 202 N. Wallace Avenue. In 1908, they lived at 316 N. Bozeman Avenue (R. L. Polk & Co., 1906, 1908). In 1910 and 1912, the family lived at 316 N. Bozeman (this residence no longer exists, it was torn down prior to 2022), (R. L. Polk & Co., 1912). By 1916, the Harrison family lived just down the street from 611 N. Bozeman, at 621 N. Bozeman. Violet Harrison moved to Cincinnati, Ohio and became a teacher. She lived in Cincinnati until her death on January 21, 1980 (Ancestry.com, 2014). Violet sold this property to David F. and Ada l. Delap on March 16, 1957. David and Ada Delap sold the property to Marvin F. and Dollie M. Showalter on December 17, 1957. Marvin and Dollie Showalter lived in the residence on this property during ownership. Dollie Covey had been born May 1, 1921 in Bozeman, MT to Elijah and Lucy Covey. She attended schools in the Bozeman area. Her family farmed throughout the Gallatin Valley, including in Anceney, Manhattan, and Springhill. Dollie married Marvin Showalter on April 17, 1942 in Bozeman (findagrave.com, 2022). Marvin Showalter had been born on March 26, 1919 in Gardner, Kansas to Lee Otis and Lucy Showalter. He attended school in Johnson County, Kansas. He moved to Bozeman in 1938. Marvin worked in the construction business as a carpenter while residing in this residence. Showalter served in the second world war as an airplane mechanic (Bozeman Daily Chronicle, 20 December 2003). Dollie and Marvin Showalter sold this property to Geoffrey T. Hill and Courtney M. Bazaire on August 30, 1999. On December 11, 2000, Hill and Bazaire sold the property to Barbara M. Cestero, the current owner as of August 2022. STATUS NOTES ON STATUS CHANGE Original location Addition/alteration Asbestos siding was added at an unknown date. Between 1984 and 2022, a small addition was added to the rear (west) elevation. Moved/relocated Destroyed Other 5. NR EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT HAS A FORMAL ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION BEEN PREVIOUSLY ISSUED FOR THIS SITE/PROPERTY? No formal determination Yes, determined NOT eligible Yes, determined eligible Yes, NR listed Unknown PROVIDE YOUR ASSESSMENT OF THE SITE’S/PROPERTY’S ELIGIBILITY FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER Meets criteria as an individual property Meets criteria as a contributing element to a historic district Does not meet criteria Does not meet criteria, and is a non-contributing element to a historic district Historic District Name: N/A APPLICABLE NR CRITERIAiii ARGUMENT FOR OR AGAINST EACH NR CRITERION A – Events YES NO The site is eligible for inclusion on the NRHP due to its associations with Bozeman's historic African American community. As the residence of Mary Barnes and her relatives for over 40 years, the site illustrates the residential patterns of Bozeman's African American residents and indicates the occupational and economic conditions of those residents. B – Persons YES NO A deed search found no association with historically significant individuals. C – Characteristics YES NO The site does not represent significant characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction. AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 5 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf D – Information YES NO The site is unlikely to yield important information in reference to research questions. INTEGRITY (location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, association) The addition of asbestos siding slightly affects the integrity of materials. The rear addition impacts integrity of design to a degree. Integrity of location, setting, workmanship, feeling, and association are retained. The site retains sufficient integrity to convey its historic associations. ELIGIBILITY STATEMENT (continued): Sect. 38.700.090 of the Bozeman Municipal Code defines an eligible property as one that meets the criteria for inclusion on the NRHP or State Register either 1) individually or 2) as a contributing building to an existing or potential historic district. The property is not within an existing historic district, and additional research is needed to evaluate the historic district potential of the neighborhood. The property has therefore not been evaluated in reference to its contribution to a potential historic district. POSSIBLE IMPACTS TO THE SITE Nearby modern construction has the potential to impact integrity of setting within a historically working-class neighborhood. 6. INFORMATION SOURCES LIST CITATIONS FOR INFORMATION SOURCES USED TO COMPLETE THIS FORM Ancestry.com 2004 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Provo, Utah. 2010 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Lehi, Utah. 2010 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Provo, Utah. 2014 Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950 [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Provo, Utah. 2014 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Provo, Utah. The Anaconda Standard [Anaconda, Montana] 1900 "Three Weddings. Two Couples Are Married in the Handsome New Court House." 26 April. Anaconda, Montana. The Avant Courier [Bozeman, Montana] 1881 "Born" 27 October. Bozeman, Montana The Weekly Avant Courier [Bozeman, Montana] 1896 "Married." 28 October. Bozeman, Montana. Bozeman Daily Chronicle [Bozeman, Montana] 2003 "Marvin Francis Showalter." 20 December. Bozeman, Montana. Findagrave.com 2022 Memorial page for Dollie Mae Covey Showalter (1 May 1921–8 Feb 2005), Find a Grave Memorial ID 49151531, citing Sunset Hills Cemetery, Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana, USA. Accessed September 12, 2022. Gallatin County Clerk & Recorder 1864 - 2022 Gallatin County Deeds. Gallatin County Clerk & Recorder, Bozeman, Montana. Grant, John Francis 2008 A Son of the Fur Trade: The Memoirs of Johnny Grant. The University of Alberta Press. Edmonton, Alberta. James R. McDonald Architects 1984 611 N. Bozeman Ave. Montana Historical and Architectural Inventory Form. Document on-file with the City of Bozeman. Bozeman, MT. AER FORM 1 ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING RECORD PAGE 6 of 6 7/2022 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE (SHPO) | 1301 E Lockey, PO Box 201202 – Helena, MT 59620-1202 | (406) 444-7715 – mtshpo@mt.gov Ver. 7/2022 | https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/AERform1.pdf Leeson, Michael A. 1885 History of Montana. 1739-1885. Warner, Beers & Company. Chicago, Illinois. Montana State Library. Montana Cadastral records online, http://svc.mt.gov/msl/mtcadastral, accessed 9/11/2022. R. L. Polk & Company 1902-2012 Polk’s Bozeman (Gallatin County, Mont.) City Directories. R.L. Polk & Co., Kansas City, Missouri. Sanborn Map Company 1884-1957 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana (Jul 1890, Nov 1891, Jan 1904, Sep 1912, Sep 1927, Sep 1943, Nov 1957). Sanborn Map Company, New York, New York. 7. LIST OF PHOTOS AND MAPS FIGURE NUMBER DESCRIPTION / CAPTION PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTO DATE TABLE 1 Chain of Title, 611 North Bozeman Avenue, Bozeman, Montana na na PHOTO 1 Site overview from southeast end, looking Northwest with Feature 1 at center and Feature 2 in background to the left S. Wells 09/08/2022 PHOTO 2 Looking West at Feature 1 (residence), view of primary façade S. Wells 09/08/2022 PHOTO 3 Looking Southwest at Feature 1 (residence), oblique view of primary façade and north elevation (obscured by vegetation) S. Wells 09/08/2022 PHOTO 4 Looking West at Feature 2 (detached garage), view of primary façade and west end of south elevation of F1 S. Wells 09/08/2022 MAP 1 Clip from 1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana showing 611 N. Bozeman. Image retrieved from the Library of Congress. Sanborn Fire Insurance Company 1912 MAP 2 Site location map for 611 N Bozeman Ave. at 1:24,000 scale. T 2S R 6E S. 6 na na MAP 3 Boundaries and locations for two features at 611 N Bozeman Ave. at 1:600 scale. T 2S R 6E S. 6 na na (tab from last cell to add rows to photos and maps table) IMPORTANT: DO NOT insert images for photos, maps, and other figures to this document. Supporting photographs, maps, and other figures referenced in Table 7 need to be formatted, saved, and submitted according to SHPO’s Guidelines and Samples for CSR/AER Form Attachments. For more detailed mapping and photography standards, please review Guidelines and Procedures: A Comprehensive Guide to Consulting with Montana SHPO. I See Obtaining a Smithsonian Number. 2022. Montana State Historic Preservation Office. Online: https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/ObtainingASmithNo.pdf and Submitting Site Record Data. 2022. Montana State Historic Preservation Office. Online: https://mhs.mt.gov/Shpo/docs/SubmittingDataToSHPO.pdf ii See Site/Property Types for Montana SHPO Cultural and Architectural-Engineering Records. iii See How to Apply National Register Criteria for Evaluation. National Park Service, National Register Bulletin. 1997. Online: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/nationalregister/upload/NRB-15_web508.pdf Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 1 TABLE 1. Chain of Title, 611 North Bozeman Avenue, Bozeman, Montana. Grantor Grantee Date of Instrument Type of Instrument Property Description/Comments Reference USA Franklin F. Fridley 01 June 1872 Patent SW ¼ S6 T2S-R6E D: K/31 F. F. and America Fridley Henry Hellinger 20 January 1876 Warranty Deed SW ¼ S6 T2S-R6E D: K/32 Henry and Hellinger Louis F. Menage and Amanda A. Menage 11 April 1890 Warranty Deed SW ¼ S6 T2S-R6E MPM 16/395 Louis F. Menage and Amanda A. Menage Hyman Ellis and J.E. Rickards 13 October 1891 Warranty Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition. D: 19/276 Hyman Ellis F.E. Bradbury (of Helena, MT) 09 September 1892 Warranty Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: 8/534 Lizzie M. Bradbury (a widow from Los Angeles) Mary Barnes 07 June 1902 Warranty Deed Lots 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: 30/139 $50 Mary and Will Barnes Eliza Edmonds 12 March 1906 Warranty Deed Lots 8-9 in Block 45. Imes Addition D: 35/433 Eliza Edmonds Mary Barnes 05 March 1907 Warranty Deed Lots 8-9 in Block 45. Imes Addition D: 37/238 Mary Barnes (Via Earl Walton County Treasurer of the County of Gallatin. For the year 1941 in the name of Mary Barnes $25 dollars in tax not paid. Public sale on July 20, 1942, no one paid. Assigned to Violet Harrison on June 2, 1947. Violet paid $3 for the property. Violet Harrison 29 March 1948 County Treasurer’s Tax Deed Lots 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: 97/128 Violet G. Harrison David F. and Ada L. DeLap 16 March 1957 Warranty Deed A strip of land ten feet in width off the south side of Lot 2, and all of Lots 3, 4, 8, and 9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: 123/444 David F. and Ada L. DeLap Marvin F. and Dollie M. Showalter 17 December 1957 Warranty Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: 126/207 Martin F. and Dollie M. Showalter Geoffrey T. Hill and Courtney M. Bazaire 30 August 1999 Warranty Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: FM 202/2148 Geoffrey T. Hill and Courtney M. Bazaire Barbara M. Cestero 11 December 2000 Warranty Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: #2026514 Barbara M. Cestero Barbara M. Cestero 19 March 2009 Quit Claim Deed Lot 8-9. Block 45. Imes Addition D: #2324899 Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 2 PHOTO 1. Site overview from southeast end, looking Northwest with Feature 1 at center and Feature 2 in background to the left. Photo by S. Wells, 9/08/2022 PHOTO 2. Looking West at Feature 1 (residence), view of primary façade. Photo by S. Wells, 9/08/2022 Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 3 PHOTO 3. Looking Southwest at Feature 1 (residence), oblique view of primary façade and north elevation (obscured by vegetation). Photo by S. Wells, 9/08/2022 PHOTO 4. Looking West at Feature 2 (detached garage), view of primary façade and west end of south elevation of F1. Photo by S. Wells, 9/08/2022 Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 4 MAP 1. Clip from 1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana showing 611 N. Bozeman. Image retrieved from the Library of Congress. Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 5 MAP 2. Site location map for 611 N Bozeman Ave. at 1:24,000 scale. T 2S R 6E S. 6 Site: 611 N Bozeman Ave. Attachment Page 6 MAP 3. Boundaries and locations for two features at 611 N Bozeman Ave. at 1:600 scale. T 2S R 6E S. 6