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Section 10

Registration Form
(NPS Form 10-900)

Section 7

Section 8
  Historic Maps
  Historic Photos

Section 9

Section 10

Photos
  list of photos
  index map of photos

USGS map

Map of District

List of Buildings, Sites, Structures and Objects


Logan
Historic District

main page


Verbal Boundary Description

Beginning at the intersection of W. Main Street and S. Spring Street, go east to the first alley, go north through the alley alongside 44-48 W. Main; at the Federal Street intersection go west until the alley intersection at the southwest corner of 105 W. Hunter; go north through the alley alongside 105 W. Hunter and cross the street; then go west to the west property line of 166 W. Hunter; follow this property line north to the rear alley behind the property; turn east along this alley to N. Spring Street, then follow N. Spring Street to the intersection with Hill Street; turn east on Hill Street and continue to the intersection with N. Market Street; go north on Market Street to the north boundary of the Old Logan Cemetery; turn east along this north boundary to Mulberry Street; go north on Mulberry to Keynes Drive; turn west on Keynes Drive to the rear (west) property line of 507 N. Mulberry; go north along this line to the south property line of 511 N. Mulberry; turn west and follow this line to the alley; turn north on the alley to Jennison Avenue; follow Jennison Avenue to the east property line of 520 N. Mulberry, then go south to the north property line of 516 N. Mulberry, go east to the first alley east of Mulberry Street; turn south along this alley to its intersection with the first alley north of E. Hunter Street; go east along this alley to its intersection with N. Orchard Street; then go south on N. Orchard to its intersection with E. Hunter Street; continue east on E. Hunter to the first alley east of N. Culver Street; go south along this alley to its junction with the first alley south of E. Hunter Street; go west along this alley to the rear property line of 50 N. Culver; follow the property lines of 50 N. Culver to the south and then west to the intersection with N. Culver; then go south on Culver to its intersection with the first alley south of E. Main Street; turn west along this alley to its intersection with S. Orchard; then go north on Orchard to the first alley north of E. Main Street; turn west on this alley to the rear property line of 56 N. Walnut, then go north to the rear property line of 137 E. Hunter, proceed west to N. Mulberry Street; continue south on N. Mulberry Street to the first alley south of E. Main Street; go east along this alley to the east property line of 202 E. Second, turn south along the property line to E. Second Street; go west to the east property line of 111 E. Second, proceed south along the property line to the first alley south of E. Second Street; turn east to the rear property line of 160 S. Mulberry Street, proceed south to the southern property line, go west to S. Mulberry Street; go north to the first alley south of E. Second Street, turn west and continue along the alley to the rear property line of 133 S. Market Street; go north along this line to the intersection with W. Second Street; then go west on W. Second to the intersection with S. Spring Street; turn north on Spring to the point of beginning.

Boundary Justification

The proposed boundaries represent the oldest developed portions of Logan that relate to the identified areas of significance (architecture, commerce, and settlement).  In addition to historic significance, the district has been further defined by its current historic integrity.  Although they fall within the area or period of significance, some buildings have been excluded from the proposed district due to loss of integrity on the adjacent streetscape.  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.