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OHIO HISTORIC INVENTORY
Building Number: HEN-37-5 County: Henry Location of Negatives: L-NWOHPO (1HA) Present Name: Norman Miller House Other Name(s): Location: 724 W. Washington Street Street: W. Washington Street City: Napoleon U.T.M. Reference: 16 739500 4585620 Structure Type: Building On National Register?: N Is it eligible?: Part of Estab. Hist. Dist.?: N District Potential?: Y Name of District: | Thematic Category: 19th Century Architecture C Date(s) or Period: circa 1890 Style or Design: Queen Anne / Gothic Revival Architect or Engineer: Contractor or Builder: Original Use: Residence Present Use: Residence Ownership: Private Owner: Norman A. Miller Open to Public?: N Local Contact: Henry County Historical Society Other Surveys: | No. Stories: 2 Basement?: Y Foundation: Brick Walls: Frame Roof Type: Shingle Front Bays: 2 Side Bays: 3 Wall Treatment: Siding Plan Shape: T Cross Changes: Addition Interior Condition: Exterior Condition: Good Preservation Underway?: Y Endangered?: N By What?: Visible from Road?: Y Distance to Road: Frontage on Road: | |||
| Further Description: Plain Queen Anne home, with a gothic front roof gable. Fine wood porch detailing along front and side porch. New aluminum siding. Many details covered up. Addition: extension on side and back. | |||||
| History and Significance: Probably built for Wm. W. Campbell, attorney, also vice-president of The First National Bank at 106 W. Washington. Campbell was the author of the Henry County addendum to Maumee River Basin, by C. E. Slocum, 1905. | |||||
| Description of Environment and Outbuildings: Sits on a city lot, along a main residential street. | |||||
| Sources of Information: Henry County Courthouse Observation |
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| © 2005 Henry County Historical Society |
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