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| ID Number |
4001328 |
| Historic Name |
KENWOOD HISTORIC DISTRICT |
| Description of Significance |
THE KENWOOD HISTORIC DISTRICT IS SIGNIFICANT AS THE FIRST COMPLETELY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD IN ENID, OKLAHOMA, AND AS A LARGELY UNCHANGED EXAMPLE OF MANY OF THE ARCHITECTURAL STYLES POPULAR DURING THE EARLY 1900S. MOST OF THE BUILDINGS WERE CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN 1895 AND 1935 AND ARE LARGELY UNCHANGED FROM THEIR ORIGINAL APPEARANCE. THE BUILDING CONTAINS 95 RESOURCES, 79 OF WHICH ARE CONTRIBUTING, WITH 16 NON-CONTRIBUTING. SOME NOTABLE PROPERTIES INCLUDE THE WILLIAM FRANTZ HOUSE, A QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE BUILT IN 1904 AND LOCATED AT 506 W. MAPLE AND THE MARY MAHONEY HOUSE, AN AMERICAN FOURSQUARE BUILT IN 1910 LOCATED AT 514 N. JEFFERSON. LISTED IN NATIONAL REGISTER 12/6/2004. |
| Current Name |
SAME |
| Address |
BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY OAK STREET, ON THE SOUTH BY MAPLE, ON THE EAST BY WASHINGTON, AND ON THE WEST BY MADISON |
| City |
ENID |
| County |
GARFIELD |
| Lot |
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| Block |
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| Current Section |
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| Township |
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| Range |
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| Type |
DISTRICT |
| Historic Function |
DOMESTIC: SINGLE DWELLING/MULTIPLE DWELLING; FUNERARY: MORTUARY; RELIGION: RELIGIOUS FACILITY |
| Current Function |
DOMESTIC: SINGLE DWELLING/MULTIPLE DWELLING; FUNERARY: MORTUARY; COMMERCE/TRADE: PROFESSIONAL |
| Area Significance 1 |
ARCHITECTURE |
| Area Significance 2 |
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
| Date Prepared |
FEBRUARY 2004 |
| Year Built |
CIRCA 1895-1935 |
| Original Site |
YES |
| Architect/Builder |
CROWELL, A.A., ARCHITECT; SHAW, R.W., ARCHITECT |
| Architectural Style |
PRAIRIE SCHOOL; BUNGALOW/CRAFTSMAN; COLONIAL REVIVAL; OTHER: NATIONAL FOLK; SHINGLE; TUDOR REVIVAL; NEOCLASSICAL |
| Roof Material |
ASPHALT; TERRA COTTA |
| Wall Material |
WOOD; BRICK; VINYL |
| Window Material |
WOOD; METAL |
| Door Material |
WOOD; METAL |
| Decorative Details |
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| Condition |
GOOD |
| Comments |
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| Restricted |
N |
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