May 20, 2020WebEx Virtual Meeting

National Register of Historic PlacesTennessee State Review Board Meeting

State Review Board Virtual Meeting

The May 20, 2020 State Review Board Meeting is being held virtually pursuant to Governor Lee’s Executive Orders 16 and 34 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the necessity

for social distancing

All Votes will be taken by Roll Call and the Public will have opportunities to participate

State Review Board Meeting AgendaA. Meeting Called to Order: Michael Birdwell, ChairB. Roll CallC. Approval of AgendaD. Approval of Minutes of the January MeetingE. Date of Future Review Board MeetingsF. Introduction of New Staff Members: Patrick McIntyreG. Federal Programs Progress Report: Patrick McIntyreH. National Register Nominations Review: Rebecca Schmitt & Chris

KinderI. Other BusinessJ. Adjourn

Sulphur Fork BridgeMontgomery & Robertson Counties

Local Significance, 1890 & 1955Criterion A: Transportation; Criterion C: Engineering

LocationSulphur Fork

Bridge

View to the East

View to the West

Original c. 1890 Stone Piers

c. 1955 Concrete Modifications

Details

Sulphur Fork BridgeMontgomery & Robertson Counties

Local Significance, 1890 & 1955Criterion A: Transportation; Criterion C: Engineering

Ward SchoolHartsville, Trousdale County

Local Significance, 1948-1966Criterion A: Education, Social History, African American Heritage

Location

Facade

Rear (North) Elevation

West Elevation

Playground (Contributing) & Shed (Non-Contributing)

East Elevation

Main Entries and Hallways

Classrooms

Gym

Ward SchoolHartsville, Trousdale County

Local Significance, 1948-1966Criterion A: Education, Social History, African American Heritage

Higginbotham Turnpike (Trail of Tears)Van Buren & Warren Counties

Local Significance, 1838Criterion A: Native American Heritage

Trail of Tears

Trail of Tears Segment

Eastern End

Eastern End

Eastern End

Intersection with Rocky River Road

Higginbotham Turnpike (Trail of Tears)Van Buren & Warren Counties

Local Significance, 1838Criterion A: Native American Heritage

Wayne County CourthouseWaynesboro, Wayne County

Local Significance, 1975Criterion C: Architecture

Criterion Consideration G: Exceptional Significance

Location

Location

Brutalist Style

Designed by Yearwood & Johnson

Architects

West Facade

East Facade

North and West Elevations

Lobby

Hallways and Offices

Offices

Courtrooms

Wayne County CourthouseWaynesboro, Wayne County

Local Significance, 1975Criterion C: Architecture

Criterion Consideration G: Exceptional Significance

Local Significance, 1920-1967Criterion A: Industry

Criterion C: Architecture

Dixie Mercerizing CompanyChattanooga, Hamilton County

Location

Circa 1920

East facade

Entryway with Art Deco features

South elevation

West elevation & water tower

Interior, circa 1921

South elevation of Mutual Risk Building

South & west elevations of Mutual Risk Building

North façade of Mutual Risk Building and non-contributing

warehouse building.

West façade of Headquarters Building

West & south elevations of Headquarters Building

Local Significance, 1920-1967Criterion A: Industry

Criterion C: Architecture

Dixie Mercerizing CompanyChattanooga, Hamilton County

Arch BridgeOlive Hill, Hardin County

Local Significance, 1925-1926Criterion A: Transportation

Criterion C: Engineering

North side; Facing northeast

West approach; Facing east

South side; Facing southeast

North side; Facing west

Facing northeast

Arch BridgeOlive Hill, Hardin County

Local Significance, 1925-1926Criterion A: Transportation

Criterion C: Engineering

Local Significance, 1970Criterion A: Ethnic Heritage, Jewish

Criterion C: Architecture

Anshei Sphard-Beth El Emeth SynagogueMemphis, Shelby County

Location

Circa 1970

East elevation

West facade

Sacharin-Posner Sanctuary Interior, circa 1970

Sacharin-Posner Sanctuary Interior, 2019

Sacharin-Posner Sanctuary Interior

FoyerFacing north

FoyerFacing south

Sylvia Buring Social Hall

Mikvah interior

Local Significance, 1970Criterion A: Ethnic Heritage, Jewish

Criterion C: Architecture

Anshei Sphard-Beth El Emeth SynagogueMemphis, Shelby County

Downtown Chattanooga Historic DistrictChattanooga, Hamilton County

Local Significance, 1875-1971Criterion A: Commerce; Criterion C: Architecture

U.S.G.S Topographic

Map

700 Block, Broad Street

West side, 700 Block, Broad Street

Provident Life & Accident Co. Building721 Broad Street

Resource #15

James Building735 Broad Street

Resource #16

700-800 Blocks, Chestnut Street

Read House Hotel107 Martin Luther King Blvd W.

Resource #67

600-700 Blocks, Market Street

700 Block, Cherry Street

10-100 Blocks, E 7th Street

Flatiron Building835 Georgia Avenue

Resource #43

100 Block, Walnut Street

Hamilton County Courthouse625 Georgia Avenue

Resource #40

Firemen’s Memorial Fountain600 Block, Georgia Avenue

Resource #39

Wiley Methodist Church500 Lookout Street

Resource #44

Downtown Chattanooga Historic DistrictChattanooga, Hamilton County

Local Significance, 1875-1971Criterion A: Commerce; Criterion C: Architecture

May 20, 2020WebEx Virtual Meeting

National Register of Historic PlacesTennessee State Review Board Meeting