Historic Building Survey - City and Borough of Juneau

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Chicken Ridge Historic Buildings Survey Page 1 of 2 AHRS #: JUN-565 CBJ #: E-58 Parcel #: l-C04-0-A37-005-0 Historic Name: Cleveland House Other Name: Location Address: 712 Basin Road Lot/Block/Subdivision: Fr 4 / 37 / Juneau Townsite Current Owner: Address: stanley & Eva Ropella 712 Basin Road Juneau, AK 9980i Historic Function/Use: Domestic /Single Family Current Function/Use: Domestic / Single Family Architectural Classification Late 19th &. Category/Sub-category: Early 20th Century American Movement/Bungalow/Craftsman Materials Roofing: Delta rib metal .Foundation: post Concrete and wood Walls: Wood shingles Other: Partial basement Architectural Elements: Prominent front gabled entryway, gable roof General Description: Despite deck addition, roof and siding material changes, retains integrity and remains a contributing element to the architectural and historic unity of the neighborhood, good condition. Historic Significance: This building is significant because it is one of 42 Craftsman buildings in the survey area which demonstrates Juneau '.s vernacular interpretation of national styles and because it demonstrates patterns of community development in Juneau, Alaska. The earliest known owner is William H. Cleveland who was a contractor who built many houses in the Juneau area. construction Date: c.1913 Period of Significance: 1893-1939 Cultural Affiliation: Euroamerican National Register Status/Date: N/A 137
Chicken Ridge Historic Buildings Survey Page 2 of 2 ARRS I: JUN-565 CBJ #: E-58 Parcel #: 1-C04-0-A37-005-0 Site Size (square feet/acres): 1,189 / .03 USGS Map Sheet: Juneau (B-2) Quadrangle Danger of Destruction: None Comments: south side Deck addition to the Chicken Ridge Historic citations: Buildings Survey, 1992 Sources: Survey Completed Date: July 1992 By: Gary Gillette, Debra McCord Photography Date: March 1992 By~ Renee Hughes 138
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CHICKEN RIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD Historic
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements
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INTRODUCTION Historic Preservation
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Description of Survey Area In order
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City ofJuneau Historic Neighborhood
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cmCKEN RIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD INITIAL D
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CHICKEN RIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD TERRITOR
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CHICKEN RIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD PEAK GOL
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Harris and Juneau reached Gastineau
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In 1900, the District Court movedfr
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CLASSICAL REVIVAL JUN-595 E-88 Brit
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MODERNE JUN-569 E-62 Krause Apartme
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STATEl\1ENT OF SIGNIFICANCE Evaluat
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some of the mining growth took plac
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