HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000-12-27 ACHP Minutes THE CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE
HERITAGE RESOURCES INVENTORY:
A STATUS REPORT
Prepared by Robert C. Vogel
City Historic Preservation Officer
27 December 2000
INTRODUCTION
The Heritage Resources Inventory (HRI) is a carefully organized compilation of
information on heritage resources that have been evaluated as significant, i.e., worthy of
preservation and consideration in community planning. Prepared and maintained by the
City Historic Preservation Officer (CHPO), the inventory profiles Cottage Grove's most
important heritage resources and helps establish priorities for nominating buildings, sites,
structures, objects, and districts to the City Register of Historic Sites and Landmarks.
Since 1980, the city's heritage resources survey has identified more than three hundred
historic properties. Of these, fifty have been included in the HRI on the basis of their
significance in history, architecture, archeology, engineering, and culture. This report
briefly summarizes the planning data on these historic properties, with special reference
to their registration status.
THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
The National Register of Historic Places, authorized under the Historic Sites Act of 1935
and expanded under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, was designed to be
the authoritative guide used by government agencies and private citizens to identify
significant historic resources. Properties are listed in the National Register through
nominations by the State Historic Preservation Officers. Three properties in the City of
Cottage Grove were listed in the National Register prior to the establishment of the city
historic preservation program in 1981, and a fourth was placed on the Register in 1984 on
the basis of work done by the Minnesota Historical Society in 1982. Two of the National
Register properties — the Grey Cloud Lime Kiln and the John P. Furber House — are
also listed in the City Register of Historic Sites and Landmarks. The National Register of
Historic Places is maintained by the National Park Service, United States Depa.rtment of
the Interior, in Washington, D.C.
❑ Mary and Cordenio Severance House (Cedarhurst), 6940 Keats Avenue. Listed
06/03/76.
❑ Schilling Archeological District, SE 1 /4 Sec. 32 T27N R21W and NE 1 /4 Sec. 5, T27N
R22W. Listed 12/22/78.
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HRI — 012 Cottage G�ove Cemetery
HRI — 013 Roberts H�ause
HRI — 014 Hill-Gibsob House
HRI — O15 Bailey �Io�se
HRI — 016 McChesn�y House
HRI — 017 Nelson-WOodward House
HRI — 018 Cowell H I duse
HRI — 019 House Ho�se
HRI — 020 Langdon �onsolidated School
HRI — 021 Elmer Fu�ber House
HRI — 022 Nieman H{ouse
HRI — 023 Thompso�i Grove Country Club
HRI — 024 Munger I�ouse.
HRI — 025 Cowan Hduse
HRI — 026 Furber-MicCluskey House
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HRI — 027 Grey Clou�d Mound Group
HRI — 028 Michaud l�vlound Group
HRI — 029 Grey Cloujd Town Site
HRI — 030 St: Matth�w's Evangelical & Reformed Church
HRI — 031 Boyd-Car�nean House
HRI — 032 Healy Ho�se
HRI — 033 Kernkamp House '
HRI — 034 Cottage (�rove Ravine
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HRI — 035 Glacial River Channel
HRI — 036 Grey Cloud Bridge
HRI — 037 Zelch House
HRI — 038 St. Matthew's Cemetery
HRI — 039 Shepard Farmstead
HRI — 040 Thompson House
HRI — 041 Miller House
HRI — 042 Roger B. Shepard House
HRI — 043 Trunk Highway 3/Old Highway 61
HRI — 0�4 Lamar Avenue Larch Trees
HRI — 045 Nippoldt House
HRI — 046 Old Cottage Grove Historic District
HRI — 047 Panorama City Historic District
HRI — 048 Military Road Historic Transportation Corridor
HRI — 049 Bauer House
HRI — O50 Cedarhurst Historic District
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