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Historic District proposed to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

On behalf of Logan Town Center, historic preservation consultants Judy Williams and Nathalie Wright, have submitted a draft nomination for listing a Logan Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places.

The draft nomination is documented by a 4-page Registration Form supplemented by:

• An overview and block-by-block description of the proposed district together with a discussion of it's architectural integrity (expanding on Section 7 of the Registration Form),
• A discussion of the history of the district, its significance and where it fits in to the historic context (expanding on Section 8 of the Registration Form),
• A bibliography (Section 9 of the Registration Form),
• A verbal description of the proposed boundary of the district and a justification for proposing this particular boundary (fulfilling requirements of Section 10 of the Registration Form),
• More than 150 photographs (not posted here, yet),
  
• A US Geological Survey map indicating the districts location, and
• A sketch map of the district.
  

The proposed National Register historic district boundary describes the same area that we have been studying since we revised our study-area in November 2008, except for the houses on the north side of Mound Street.  Here is the rationale for this change (from the end of the Section 10 supplement): "The residential area northwest of the proposed district maintains integrity, but has been excluded as it relates more closely to later neighborhood development than it does the early village development.  It should be evaluated separately for its own significance and development."

For a map of the area we studied in defining the proposed district, click here to go to our Maps page.

For links to information about historic districts in Ohio already listed on the National Register of Historic Places, click here to go to our Other Ohio Districts page.

The State Historic Preservation Office now begins their review of the draft nomination; this review may result in further changes to the district boundary.

Logan Historic District (proposed) Acreage of proposed district: 73 Buildings Sites Contributing: 262 2 Non-Contributing: 35 0 Undetermined (as of 6/09): 20± -	Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church Complex Hocking Valley Railway Historic District