North College Street Historic District Interactive Map - City of Auburn

406 North College Street
North College Street Historic District
Intensive Survey of February 13, 2006 (prior to local designation)
Resource 14. Circa 1908. 406 North College Street. Cary Patrick House.
One story Victorian cottage with high pitched hipped roof with gabled
dormer and four square columns. Brick in common bond pattern. Two
chimneys. Hipped Roof. Roof material currently asphalt shingles.
Original roof material appears to be steep-pressed metal-hip roof with
finials. Pitch is 9/12. Porch is not original but is historic. Contributing
resource.
Inventory of October 19, 1978 (prior to National Register designation, Old Main
and Church Street Historic District)
The Cary-Patrick House was built in 1908 by Dr. C. A. Cary. It is an
indigenous cottage with a steep pressed metal hip roof with finials and a
front porch.
The Cary-Patrick House was designed and built by Dr. Charles Allen
Cary (see identification under Halliday-Cary-Pick House[360 N College
St]) in 1908. Colonel Patrick, Commandant of Cadets at the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute (now Auburn University) in the early 1900’s, lived
in the house. The lot on which the house stands was part of the original
Lohoyolo tract. [Lohoylo was a citizen of the Creek Nation].
In 1908 Dr. Cary constructed the Cary_Patrick House for Colonel
Benjamin Sweat Patrick, Commandant of Cadets and Professor of
mIlitary Science at Auburn University.
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Auburn, Alabama 36830
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