Priority 35. 12. 4 Apts (Augustin et al).

STRUCTURE: Building 12
LOCATION: McVeigh Home
USE: Residence
SIZE: Approx. 3,500 sq. ft. OWNERSHIP: State
DATE OF STRUCTURE: 1929

DESCRIPTION: The structure is a one-story building of single wall construction, with a concrete pad and post foundation. The main hip roof (with gablet) is flanked by hip roofs of the wings at the east and west ends of the structure. The roofs are finished with wood shingles. A railing with a traditional vernacular pattern encloses the recessed veranda, incorporated under the main roof. Corners of the structure are finished with ecrnerboards.The wood frames of the 12-light windows project several inches from the exterior
wall. A broken girt encircles the exterior. The structure is divided into 4 1-bedroom apartments, and is occupied. The building is in fair to poor condition. Vegetation should be cleared from the base, the shingle roof should be patched (with the original material), rotted and termite-eaten wood should be removed and replaced. The structure should be fumigated and painted.

SIGNIFICANCE: McVeigh Home, one of the three original structures

MAINTENANCE COST: $33,000
FUTURE MAINTENANCE COST: $1000/annum
DATE OF REPORT: January 11, 1977