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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMarker Application 111203CiG of College StatiOn, 1101 Texas,4venue, P.O. Box 9960, TX 77842-9960 L Applicant Information Date of Submittal Name of Applicant Address Telephone E-mail Address II. Owner Information Name of Owner Address Telephone E-mail Address IH. General Building Information Name of Building Address of Building Date of Construction Architect/Designer Builder/Contractor Architectural Period/Style Legal Property Description of Current Location (Lot and Block Numbers) Does the building remain on its original site? ~Yes ~No (specify original location). cio~ Indicate the original and adaPted uses of the bUilding. Original Uses Adapted Uses [--] Agriculture [-'] Commerce [~ Education [-] Government [~] Healthcare [-'] Industrial [-'] Recreation ReligiOus Residential [-'] Social [~] Transportation [~] Agriculture [--] Commerce [-] Education [~] Government [--] Healthcare [~ Indus~al [] Recreation  R eligiOUs Residential [] Social ~ TranSpOrtation IV. A. Physical CharacteristiCs Number of stories Orientation Floor Plan Open plan L-plan 2-room plan T-plan Other Cpecify) Roof Type Gable Hipped Flat With Parapet Gambrel Mansard Shed Other (specify) Original CU~ent B. Materials (Please check all that apply) Construction Frame Solid Brick Solid Stone Concrete Other (specify) Foundation Pier and Beam Stone Brick Concrete Concrete Masonry Units Original Stucco Stone Brick Wood Shingle Other (specify) Windows Wood Sash Aluminum Sash S Double-hung Casement Fixed Awning Hopper Sliding Other (specify) Roof Materials Tile~ Slate Metal (specify type) Other Primary Exterior Color Secondary (Trim) Color Current [5] Please attach the following information. A. Alterations List B. Prominent List any prominen~ C. Property Ownership List Tenant History List~ property. owners. Attach a narrative explanation of the chronological and historical development of the property. F. Drawings · Provide a sketch of the current site plan. Include the proposed location of the historic plaque. v/ · Provide a sketch map indicating the nominated property and any related sites. G. Photographs Historic · Provide at least one historic photograph of the property. Current ¥ · Provide ~j context. For example · Provide at least one' of the building. surrounding is included. ~H. Additional Information Provide This may include architectur~tl ~ etc. .I. References Attach a list of the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form. The College Station Historic Preservation Committee requests that all plaques are mounted on the front faCade of the approved building within thirty (30) daysofrece~ //  qbe placement [] City of College Station Historic Building Plaque Application NAME, ADDRESS & PHONE NUMBER OF SUBMITTER: THIS MARKER NOMINATION IS FOR A: A. ~ Structure is a If a home, was it formerly Address of (Home/Building) (Y~/No) Phone Number: B. ~7 SUBJECT MARKER This nomination is for: (Event/Topic/Person/Object) The Is the proposed marker to be private property? Address where marker will be placed: ii. Describe the significance of this nomination with as much detail as possible: 400 Walton Drive Notes on house structure The house at 400 Walton was built by Marty Karow. It is reddish brick, one-story, with s attic, and three roof peaks, cottage style. Jane Ann Williams told us he brought in the quarter- round oak mantel from an old house in Marlin. Marry was back field coach, and head baseballcoach for TAMC in 1941, the year the house was built. (The year before, he was also head golf coach, and in 1942 he was also head basketball coach. The man got around.) Karow came to A&M as mn All-American fullback from Ohio state, part of Homer 's football team that took the national championship in 1939. After taking military leave, he returned to A&M in 1945, a lieutenant commander in the navy. He returned to Ohio in the sixties. Marry Karow was voted into the 1967 College Baseball HallofFame. This information was given to me by long-time Nita Smith, wife of Coach Smith, and is documented in The 30th Commemorative Album, published by L.G. Balfour Co. and Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas. Kathryn Gould Lindsay September, 2003 August, 2003 submitted by Kathryn Gould Lindsay, CHS '59 and Hugh W. Lindsay, CHS '58 690-2815 A on the comer' of Walton engineering department at Texas A & M. Mr. Gay was director of the Y.M.C.A. on campus. Around debate between q choice. At that time, Williams favored a breeze." He theoriZed the ~ street was the logical Mr. more of ~ooler up on the hill," and he would something like tshis: "Mr. Williams, this is Mr Gay. Over here onP Street it is zero degrees. Up there on the hill, where it is cooler, it must be about ow zero!" Ed and Jane Williams were outgoing and visible members of the community, teaching Sunday School and A&M Pre church and the childrens' school activities. According to Deliah Fleming, Jane was a mover in the Social Club, a huge organization open to women in families of professors. Ed was askilled wood worker. His daughter Jane Ann showed us the tea table in the living room that he made for Jane as a wedding present. It still sits there. Finally, this note was by our friend John Wheeler Barger, CHS'59. (He grew up way over on~ "Jane Williams, wife of Ed ~ ever known. Ed ran the DeliahF 's husband was in the department and succeeded Ed when he died in the '50s. Jane and Ed had one daughter, Jane Ann, and a son, Bud. Jane Williams was and quite Motors. For the first ten years of my life, I spent more time wandering that brick home in College Hills than any other place except my home. It is my favorite home in all of College StatiOn." 67'-6" 12'-9" 21'- "'2O 400 WaRon Drive, Hugh and Kathryn Lindsay F~ East (rear) fhcade Context: Drive