Bankers Row - FMSF Brian Lipshy Arthur & Rosetta Clark Jr. Richard & Barbara Kamhi
201 NE 1st Avenue 2887 Cortez Lane 14051 Sims Road
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33445 Delray Beach, FL 33484
Michael & June Tepsic Thomas Fleming Ill Lee Harrison & Michelle Doran
394 SW 35th Avenue 215 NE 1"Avenue 218 NE 1st Avenue
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Jeffery Silberstein Gene & Janet Fisher William & Barbara Murray
219 NE 1'Avenue 247 NE 1'Avenue 226 NE 1" Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Jill Alter Patricia &William Merrill Michael & Olga Lobed
227 NE 1st Avenue 231 NE 1'Avenue 234 NE 1"Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Patricia Kaufman Bertram & Marceline Wasserman Cecelia Boone
235 NE 1'Avenue 238 NE 1'Avenue 239 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Cynthia Bush-Leeds
248 NE 1"Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
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1993January 24, 2000
Cynthia Bush Everitt
248 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
Dear Cynthia,
This letter will confirm that wood windows wi h standard glass panes (not impact glass)
are approved for your residence. George Di-z, the City's Deputy Building Official, has
determined"that your existing plywood panel-, which bolt to the wall, are accepted as
hurricane protection. When you apply for th= building permit for the windows, bring the
product approval information (the window anufacturer will supply this) and a note
stating that you have existing hurricane prote tion in the form of plywood panels; or you
can bring a photo of the panels in place, if yo happen to have one.
Thank you for your nice note, I did so much -njoy seeing your house and meeting little
Jack.
Sincerely,
Patricia Cayce
Historic Preservation Planner
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Ms. Cecelia Boone
239 N/E First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
February 14, 2000
The City Commission --
C/O The City Clerks Office
100 N/W First Avenue 02//.5. /cso
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
RE: Appeal of Mr. Silberstein `--- -- -
219 N/E First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Hearing Date: February 15, 2000
Dear Commission Members,
As a resident of Bankers ' Row, I am very concerned over
a matter I feel will effect my home, my investment in my home
and that of my neighbors. Neither I nor my neighbors are taking
this lightly,
Our newest neighbor, Mr. Silberstein at 219 N/E First
Avenue, an architect, no less, failed to comply with the
decisions of the Historic Preservation Board (H.P.B. ) with
reference to window and door guidelines required for this
historic block. Instead he proceeded with his work in violation
of current code. . . I guess he figured it was easier to get
forgiveness then approval. It turns out that his thinking might
have had some merit in that rather than see to his compliance,
the staff person from (HPB) Pat Casey came to us, the Homeowners
Association of Bankers ' Row, with a request that we change our
code to allow for what Mr. Silberstien has already done. In
a nutshell, we were being asked to back in to amend the codes
to accommodate a particular new owner. Because of this, we asked
that we be allowed time to call a meeting of the homeowners,
this request was granted.
Currently we are required by (HPB) to maintain to a fault
the front facades of our homes and/or businesses to include
wood windows and doors; original restoration where possible
and milled wood windows and doors to simulate the authentic
where repairs are impossible. At exceptional expense to us
all, we have all complied. We complied because we knew what
we were getting into when we bought a home on Bankers' Row.
We are ordinary people. . .certainly, an architect should
be more familiar with the historic styles of architecture and
the particular codes in Delray Beach and be able to make an
educated decision as to whether he was willing to comply to
Bankers' Row codes. . .or locate in a different block, or part
of town.
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In the Past, the (HPB) has afforded the cottages on Bankers'
Row the opportunity (variances) to utilize wind resistant
aluminum (rather then impact glass aluminum) on the sides and
rear of our homes with proper shuttering. At the homeowners
association meeting, of which minutes were taken and provided
to the (HPB) , it was voted after much discussion that aluminum
impact windows would be allowed on the facades thus accommodating
Mr. Silberstein's fear of "snatch and grab" crimes.
At the Bankers' Row meeting we asked Mr. Silberstein if
he had used impact resistant windows on the sides and rear
of his building, to which he responded "YES". A vote was taken
and summarized in our Bankers' Row minutes that aluminum would
now be allowed on the front facade provided they were impact
resistant and that authentic period shutters and wood trim would
be utilized to somewhat preserve the historic integrity of the
block.
In summery, Bankers' Row decided to allow for aluminum
impact windows in addition to keeping our current code in place.
(Silberstein' s non-conforming doors resembling a store front
were another issue) .
Bankers' Row sent our minutes to the (HPB) staffer, Pat Casey,
she sent back an amendment that now removed our rights to install
wind resistant aluminum windows and ONLY allowed aluminum impact
windows; Silberstein' s costs were reduced and our costs were
increased along with our existing right to use wind resistant
aluminum removed, such a deal! We immediately contacted Ms.
Casey to clear up the misunderstanding and were told to attend
the meeting of the (HPB) dated February Second.
At the February Second meeting the amendment was still
incorrect. The Bankers ' Row homeowners who attended the meeting
tried to voice what was actually voted at the homeowners meeting
by exhibiting the minutes, a copy of which was attached to the
HPB February Second agenda (Here we were defending this new
comer and we find ourselves loosing our own rights provided
in the original code in order to accommodate Silbersteins'
need for an amendment! )
Further, this man Silberstein had approached the staffer,
Pat Casey to request an additional accommodation to his project.
He requested to change the approved gray color of the historic
Mackle roofs that all of us were required to install, and change
to charcoal! This eleventh hour issue was not on the February
Second agenda and was presented as an add-on issue. We would
not have even known about the variance request if we had left
the meeting after our agenda discussion. Silberstein of course
did not show up for the (HPB) meeting.
As the Bankers' Row homeowners who were present tried to
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clear-up the amendment pursuant to our minutes, either the
chairlady or Tony Keller of the (HPB) Board said, "why are
you going through all this work to amend your code?" To which
we replied that, . . ." we liked the codes as they were, but
Pat Casey asked our input to a revision to accommodate
Silberstein who was in noncompliance of the board. Here is
our compromise, ( the Bankers Row minutes attached to the HPB
agenda) and now we see that in addition to this compromise,
Silberstein wants to change the whole roof color!"
At this point the Board said that they were sorry that
we had been put through this exercise and voted to retain the
existing code. In addition, they voted to table Mr. Silberstein' s
request to change his roof to a nonconforming color until after
the commission appeal meeting. The HPB Board also said we should
attend the city commission meeting and voice our opinions. That
is what I am doing, so here it is very clearly:
I feel I am being bullied into a situation that will effect
the beauty of this historical block. I don't care how strong
or rich or influential an individual is or who he knows, we
expect the codes to apply equally to all parties concerned.
The HPB Board is in place to protect all of us. I want
them respected especially by this commission. This block was
a disaster and it was the strict adherence to the codes that
made this block a delightful charming vision of the past. Have
you forgotten we were your first joint venture? I brought this
up at the January Design committee meeting at Bob Curry' s office
and those experts concurred that one of the best interests of
Bankers ' Row would include preserving the historic integrity
of the individual residences and businesses.
Mr. Silberstein will have effectively block-busted this
lovely historic street if allowed free run. We conceded to his
aluminum windows with proper shuttering, the doors we did not
know what to do with. . .But now, a black roof! The other
businesses including the lawyers office and counseling center
complied beautifully in their restoration, and Silberstein
is an architect! He should be the first to comply and not plead
ignorance.
Please support the Historic preservation Boards in their
decision to uphold the current code. The homeowner of Bankers'
Row are counting on you.
Sincerely,
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Cynthia Bush Leeds Everitt
248 NE First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Phone: 561 -274-8884, 608-837-0332
February 7, 2000
Delray Beach City Commission
C/O The City Clerk
100 NW First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
RE: Appeal from J. Silberstein -Z/tr/
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219 NE First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Dear Commission Members,
From 1991 -1993, a time in Delray Beach in which the Old
School Square area was in serious ruin, the homeowners of
Banker' s Row came together as neighbors and heroically decided
to save their historic block.
The homeowners of Bankers ' Row pulled together to create
a homeowners association. And then with an unprecedented majority
voted to tax themselves so that the city would put in street
improvements which mirrored the Atlantic Avenue street
improvements. (i.e. brick sidewalks and old style street lights)
The homeowners of Bankers' Row had a dream that the new
street improvements, would attract new kind of resident on the
block. A resident who would help restore Banker Row.
Because preservation and restoration was important to the
homeowners of Bankers' Row and because the homeowners had agreed
to assess themselves, the city agreed to create special building
codes for this block. Codes which would protect the unique
historic nature of the Bankers ' Row facade.
Working with the City Redevelopment Agency and the Historic
Preservation Board, these codes were set into place to prevent
the homogenization of this block facade into the rest of the
city' s development. Here on Bankers' Row was an opportunity
to restore and maintain a more authentic "Old Delray" .
Since the creation of these Bankers ' Row building codes,
the homeowners of this block have been restoring their
properties in accordance with these codes. The homeowners have
complied with the Historic Preservation Boards
recommendations. . .that is until Jeffrey Silberstein commenced .
his "remodeling".
RE: Appeal from J. Silberstein
219 NE First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Page #2
Jeffrey Silberstein has ignored the Historic Preservation
Boards request that he install wood windows with true dividing
lights on his facade. Silberstein has proceeded to create a
commercial store front effect using inappropriate materials,
non period doors, windows, shutters and roofing. The consequence
of which is a facade which is totally out of proportion with
the other Mackle cottages on the block. The small porch attached
to the building does not soften the effect.
It is often said though, that a picture is worth a thousand
words. . .with this in mind I am respectfully submitting to the
commission members an illustrated streetscape of Bankers' Row
detailing the code approved facades (i.e. using the approved
materials, widows, doors shutters and roofing) juxtaposed by
the Silberstein "remodeling" .
I am hoping that it is within the City Commissions
capacity to rule in favor of the preservation of this block
as written in the current codes. And to ask Silberstein (an
architect) to work within the set guidelines. I feel it would
be disastrous to the future of this block if the Silberstein
approach of "build what you want and force the approval through
an appeal" sets a precedent for any future builder, developer
or architect.
Lastly, I would like to mention that Bankers' Row is truly
a neighborhood. It is not an impersonal business community,
rather we are a community made up of mostly entrepreneurs
who welcome our mix/use zoning. Though we expect the character
of the neighborhood be protected; we have always encouraged
the development of our properties to optimum use. As a whole,
the Bankers' Row homeowners have always practiced the good
neighbor policy of tolerance.
Silberstein however, has shown little regard for the
block on which he is developing. He has jeopardized the overall
historic integrity of Bankers' Row. Further, when he met with
the homeowner to discuss his project, his demeanor was
unyielding.
Personally, I saw no other way to save our block then to
then to appeal to you, the Commission.
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Respectfully submitted, •
Cynthia Bush Leeds Everitt
Cynthia Bush Leeds
A.K.A. Cynthia Bush Everitt
248 N.E. First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Phone: 561 -274-8884 or 608-837-0332
February 2, 2000
Ms. Patricia Cayce
Historic Preservation Planner
City of Delray Beach
100 N.W. First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
RE: Bankers Row Window Codes
Comments from Bankers Row Homeowners on the new revised
amendment.
Dear Pat,
I have received a number of phone calls from the homeowners
on Banker Row commenting on the proposed revised amendment,
and I thought it best to forward them to you before the meeting.
1 . Although not written in the Banker Row window code, I have
been advised by some of the homeowners on the Mackle side of
the street that they have been allowed to use wind resistant
aluminum windows on the sides and back of their cottages as
long as the front facade (or visible sides of the house) have
wooden windows with shutters. Those home owners wish that they
be allowed to continue to use this method of window replacement.
A. They feel that the amended code may restrict their
ability to use wind resistant aluminum and that they will be
forced to use either Impact Glass Aluminum or Wood on the rear
of their homes. They wish that this point be reviewed and an
adjustment to revised amendment be considered.
B. They have commented that their understanding of the
amendment was that use of Impact Glass Aluminum was for window
replacement in cottages that were to be used commercially.
Their understanding of the amendment was that the Impact Aluminum
was being used to prevent "Snatch and Grab" . There is a
suggestion that the amendment allow for Impact Glass Aluminum
on the Mackle homes "only when the end use of the cottage is
commercial and in that case then the entire building should
be converted to Impact Resistant Aluminum" for uniformity.
2 . Another concern about the proposed revised amendment is that
it does not clearly specify the wish of the homeowners to have
window codes which differ according to the two architectural
styles on this block. It is felt that the revised amendment
is too broad. The homeowner had voted to have a voice in the
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RE: Bankers Row Window Codes
Comments from Bankers Row Homeowners on the new revised
amendment. Page #2
specifications of the windows. Perhaps the revised amendment
merely should reference the detailed window code specifications
which will be finalized shortly.
Although a few window replacement projects will be on hold until
the finalized Banker Row window Codes are in place. This is
what the homeowners of this block wish. There is a universal
wish of the homeowners to preserve the unique historic charm
of this block.
A few points which the homeowner' s wish to detail in these window
specification are:
A. The best window replacement for the Samual Ogren
architecture is Historically Correct Wood Windows with standard
glazing. No other window construction should be considered unless
there is a total "change out" of windows. If there is a total
window "change-out" an acceptable alternate window material
is aluminum clad/wood with impact glass. Aluminum windows should
never be allowed.
B. The best window replacement for the Mackle architecture
is Historically Correct Wood Windows with standard glazing.
Wood window facades with Wind Resistant Aluminum at the rear
and non-visible sides of the building can be allowed. No other
window construction should be considered unless there is a total
"change -out" of windows. If there is a total window "change-
out" and acceptable alternate window material is aluminum with
impact glass or aluminum clad/wood with impact glass.
C. Each request for window replacement will be reviewed
on a case by case basis. all new or replacement window shall
have historically correct framing, casements and brick moldings
wood framing for the Mackle Cottages; sill and lintel shall
be retained on the Mediterranean Revival style houses on the
west side of the street.
D. All windows must be approved by the HPB so that they
will not radically compromise the historic integrity of a
structure.
E. The homeowners wish to detail shutters, mullions and
other architectural details as well.
Pat, I will be happy to review this with you over the phone.
I believe a few of the home owners will attend the meeting
tomorrow and voice many of the points I have detailed above.
Most sincerely,
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Cynthia Bush Leeds
A.K.A. Cynthia Bush Everitt
248 NE First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Phone: 561 -274-8884 , 608-873-0332
January 26 , 2000
Ms . Patricia Cayce
Historic Preservation Planner
City of Delray Beach
100 NW First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
RE: Banker' s Row Home Owners Association Minutes : January 22 , 2000
Subject: Review of Current and Proposed Amendment to the
Window and Door Codes .
Dear Ms. Cayce,
I have spoken to Gene Fisher and Cecelia Boone, and they have
requested that I forward to you the minutes from the above
referenced meeting (attached. )
With in the minutes you will be able to hear each member who
attended the meeting feelings and concerns regarding the future
of our historic block and their opinion about the window codes.
What is interesting, is the almost universal opinion from the
homeowners that we are on a special block and the historic facade
of the block must be preserved. The homeowners wish to keep
the block as authentic as possible, while allowing" mixed use"
( I.E. residential/commercial) .
On page five of the minutes you will see what the consensus
( the Vote) was with regards to the window and door codes on
this block. I will be happy to review this with you in advance
of our February Second meeting should you have any questions
Lastly you will see in the minutes that the Homeowners would
like Jeffrey Silberstein to modify his project to better reflect
the historic cottage look on the Mackle side of the block. The
majority would like for him to immediately change his shutter
design to copy the current wooden shutters on the street. It
is felt that his shutters are out of proportion with his windows
and do not reflect the period of his cottage.
Secondly there is discussion that his French doors do not reflect
the original style consistent with the period (era) of the
French doors on the Mackie side of the block. Pat Kaufman and
Jarad Hunts home still have the original French doors with the
original mullions which can be used as a reference. (Note: the
french door issue is still not resolved, perhaps the HPB can
review and comment on this suggestion? ) .
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Lastly, it was very apparent at the meeting that the homeowner
of Banker' s Row wish to have the historic codes and guidelines
respected by all the homeowners on the block. It was almost
universally felt that everyone should go through the due process
of review and approval of the Historic Preservation Board.
It was encouraging to see that every homeowner cares deeply
about the future of this block.
Ms . Cayce, I hope that the attached minutes are helpful to
you. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Respectfully submitted,
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Bankers Row Home Owners Association Minutes: January 22 , 2000
1 . Attendance:
Gene Fisher 247 NE First Avenue 561 -272-8905
(Also Representing: Wasserman of 238 NE First Avenue and Holly
Busine of 214 NE First Avenue)
Cynthia Bush Leeds (Everitt) 248 NE First Ave 561 -274-8884 ,
608-837-0332
(Also Representing: Harrison/Doran 218 NE First Avenue 561 -272-
9194 )
Jeffrey Silberstein 219 NE First Avenue 561 -276-9393
Bill & Barbara Murray 226 NE First Avenue 561 -276-7566 , 561 -276-
7566
Jarad T. Hunt 211 NE First Avenue 561 -272-7749
Bud & Pat Merrill 231 NE First Ave 561 -276-4963
Robert Saraga 201 NE First Avenue 561 -330-0660
Cecelia Boone 239 NE First Ave 561 -243-8978 , 561 -498-6175
Patricia Kaufman 235 NE First Avenue 561 -272-4260 . 561 -272-8267
2 . Gene Fisher Called Meeting to Order: Fisher explained the
purpose of the meeting was to review the current Window Code
set forth for Banker ' s Row and, the purposed Amendment Drafted
by the Historic Preservation Board of Delray Beach . Gene Passed
copies of the HPB Amendment to the Banker ' s Homeowners for review
and comment. (Attached) Gene Fisher further explained that
Mr. Shane and Mr. Keller (HPB board members) plan to create
a window spec that is stringent enough to properly preserve
the facade of Banker' s Row and keep them historically correct.
This spec should prevent a second rate window installation.
Gene also advised that Banker ' s Row has requested a continuance
regarding the proposed amendment so that we may have a chance
to review the amendment and voice our concerns .
Fisher then opened the floor for discussion.
3 . Points Made at Open Floor Discussion:
Jeffrey Silberstein: Explained his current blue print and
vision as to the construction/remodeling of 219 NE First
Ave . He further explained his personal difficulty with the
current Banker ' s Row window code. He explained how the codes
were in conflict with his wish to create a business facade,
Z .E . his wish for impact Glass to protect his business from
"Snatch and Grab" .
Silberstein further suggested that he be allowed to finish his
project and then "as a good neighbor" let Banker' s Row decide
If the cottage would be esthetically pleasing. "upon completion" ,
Silberstein said, " he would consider modifying his design. "
Note: At the conclusion of the meeting Silberstein said that
he would consider modifying the current plans to reflect Jared
Hunts suggestion of using a real , more historically accurate
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shutter (consistent with the other shutters on the Mackle side
of the block) for the front facade. That he will consider making
the shutters more proportional to the size of the windows . And
that Silberstein would consider adding mullions to front French
doors after completion. Should the home owners of Banker' s Row
still feel that the facade looks like a store front after review
of the completed porch addition and wood casements . Then
Silberstein will make the necessary alterations.
Cynthia Bush: Explained that she is trying to preserve and
restore her home, that she feels that maintaining the facade
as close as possible to there original appearance is very
important.
With regard to window replacement; Cynthia plans to repair and
replace her windows in accordance to the current window code.
She plans to use wood historic copies with standard glazing.
Cynthia feels that there is a fair argument for updating the
code to allow for new technologies as long as the original
historic appearance of the windows are maintained. She feels
that Banker Row needs to be very careful when specing the new
window and door code, as there are two separate styles of
architecture on the street and the specifications that work
for the Mackle side of the street does not necessarily work
for the Samual Ogren side of the street. Further, she feels
that not only the windows but also the window finishing need
to be speced with proper brick molds and casements .
Lastly, she feels that specifications should be different for
total window replacement vs. individual window replacement.
She feels that only with total window replacement can one use
the proposed amended code of aluminum or aluminum clad/wood
windows . Uniformity to the whole facade of the home should be
considered when selecting window materials .
To Silberstein, Cynthia commented that the homeowners of Banker ' s
Row were here to discuss the window codes of Bankers Row and
possible amendments . However the conflict with the Silberstein
project seems to be an esthetic issues well as a code issue.
As the Silberstein project looks presently, it appears that
Silberstein has modified the origional historic cottage look
to a modern store front look. Cynthia asked Silberstein if he
had any ideas as to how he can modify his designs to recapture
the cottage look on his facade.
Cynthia suggested Mullions be added to Silbersteins front door,
that would be consistent in styling with the original French
doors on the Mackle side of the street.
Cecelia Boone: Explained how she moved onto Banker ' s Row because
it was a unique and historic block in Delray Beach. That the
preservation of the facades on this block is extremely important
because each home on this block is uniquely historic. She
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explained that the charm of this block is that it looks
residential not commercial. Cecelia stated: " This is why we
received grants for this block and this is how we want to keep
our block. "
Further, Cecelia explained, Every homeowner on this block has
conformed to the current codes and specifications of Bankers
Row, and that it is only fair and respectful that Silberstein
also conform to the guideline set forth by the HPB.
Cecelia felt that it would be all right to use aluminum windows
everywhere but on the facade of the home. She felt that the
facade should be preserved. The wood windows with true dividing
lights should remain code.
Note: At the conclusion of this meeting Cecelia felt that
Silbersteins wood casements around his windows and doors will
greatly improve his facade and camouflage his aluminum windows
and doors. She also felt that he should use wooden shutters
which are consistent with the shutter style on the rest of the
block.
Jared Hunt: Described himself a "purest" with regards to
restoration and preservation of facade on Bankers Row. Jarad
feels that the whole home as well as the facade should be
preserved as close to the original style as possible. He feels
that at the very least the facade and front windows and doors
need to be preserved. Jared would like all front windows and
doors to remain wood with true dividing lights .
Jarad also made a suggestion to Silberstein that he consider
using a real shutter reflective of the period rather then the
fake shutter currently detailed in Silberstein' s blueprints .
Jarad also felt that Silberstein' s facade would be greatly
improved if the shutters were in better proportion to the window
then currently speced.
Jarad felt that Silberstein' s facade would look fine when the
porch was installed, but still would prefer that Silberstein
use wood windows and doors as originally approved by the HPB.
And Jarad would like Silberstien to use appropriate shutters.
Bill Murray: Bill felt that aluminum windows should be allowed
on Bankers Row. Further, he felt that his windows do not have
set-backs like the other Samual Ogren homes on his side of the
block and therefore the selection of windows and doors must
be made on a case by case basis taking into consideration the
uniqueness of each homes facade.
Patricia Kaufman: Pat pointed out that there is a record of
what the original French doors looked like on the Mackle homes .
Pat' s house and Jarad' s house still have the original French
doors with the original dividing lights. Pat suggested that
Silberstien use these two doors as model doors to recreate a
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facade which is more reflective of the period.
Pat felt: If Silberstein copied the unique divided light pattern
on her door, Silberstein would still be able to have an open
airy feeling to his cottage. She felt that this unique mullion
pattern would not be too busy, or compromise Silberstein' s wish
for a more contemporary esthetic.
Patricia also wanted to point out that she followed the current
HPB Banker' s Row codes for her cottage and used wood windows
on her facade. She pointed out that we need to insure that
homeowners preserve their right to continue to use wood
replacement windows if they so choose. She does not want to
see a change of the current code which would force homeowners
on Banker Row to use impact glass.
Bud Merrill : Explained that he is an original owner on the block
and that he has seen the facades change over the years and
is certain that the facades will continue to change. Bud pointed
out that no facade on the block is absolutely original at this
time.
Bud also pointed out how important it is to have residenences
in the neighborhood and not strictly commercial. (Most Banker' s
Row homeowners agreed with Bud that it is important to maintain
a mixed use on this block. that it is important not to lose
the residential appeal/facade. )
Gene Fisher: Felt that it is important to do what is right for
the block. Gene feels that this is a special historic block
and that the facades must be preserved. Gene also pointed out
that building materials have improved over the years and that
on a case-by-case basis, new building materials have some
validity . Gene does believe however that all members of Banker' s
Row must respect and maintain the overall integrity of the block.
Banker ' s Row Historic guidelines were designed to be different
then the rest of the city and "we must be careful to stay
different and unique. " Banker' s Row homeowners must respect
the HPB and their guidelines, and everyone should go through
"due process" with their renovations.
Robert Sarage: Richard felt that it was important to maintain
the cottage residential/historic facade of the Mackle homes.
He also felt that it was important to maintain the wooden
shutters so that they are consistent with the rest of the Mackle
side of the street. He did however feel that it would be fine
to use either wood or aluminum windows, as long as the historic
look of the home was maintained.
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4 .The Vote:
The majority voted YES to the following:
That Bankers Row current window and door codes would remain
as written to allow use of wood windows and doors with true
dividing lights and standard glass. That an amendment would
be written to allow impact resistant aluminum and aluminum clad
wood windows and doors on a case-by-case bases as long as the
quality of materials is superior and that proper casings , brick
molds , shutters and finishes are historically accurate.
The homeowners of Bankers Row wish to stipulate in the writing
of the amendment that historic facade of the building must be
preserved. Special attention must be given by the HPB insure
that the aluminum and aluminum clad/ wood windows and doors
reflect the original style of the buildings .
The homeowners wish to have a direct voice in writing the spec ' s
and guidelines in window and door amendment. They have appointed
Gene Fisher and Jarad Hunt as their representatives, with Cecelia
Boone and Cynthia Bush as their alternate representative.
5 . Banker Row Homeowners Association Inc. :
The homeowners of Banker' s Row feel that their association is
important to them and have voiced a need to maintain the
corporation. Gene Fisher requests a contribution of $25 . 00 per
property held by the members of Banker Row (Total of $450 .00 )
to be collected for the maintenance and expenses incurred by
Bankers Row Home Owners Association Inc. Please send a check
made out to B.R.H.A. Inc. and mail it to Gene. Thank you .
6 . Meeting was adjourned.
JAN-26-00 12 : 15 PM BUSH—EVER ITT 561 274 8884 P. 09
HPB Staff Report
Amendment to Bankers Row design guidelines
Page 2
All new and replacement windows and doors, exterior wall firii$hee ind roofing materials
shall be consistent with the historic features. No existnr n;n orrpatible feature or
material shall be added to or altered unless it is replacer 1)1. `iisturically appropriate
feature or material; and: Only real dividing muntin bars Y.;ould ')e used in replica
windows, not surface mounted grids that fake their appee'an,.:r:.
Therefore, in order for the HPB to approve aluminum windows with impact glass panes,
as is done outside of Bankers Row, the third paragraph cf the se.:ion titled Windows on
page 47 of the Bankers Row Development Plan should be added is follows:
Windows
Repair of damaged wood windows is always preferred to their replacement. Usually,
individual pieces or sections of damaged wood can be consolidated using epoxy
product made for this purpose. If damaged pieces of wood are too deteriorated, new
wood can be shaped to match and pieced in. The do-it yot..'rselfer with trim carpenter
capabilities and tools can do this kind of work. Operating parts of double hung windows
(pulleys, chains or cord, and weights) can be repaired or replaced to restore smooth
operation. Casement window operators usually require only dismantling; stripping or
paint, cleaning and lubrication to be returned to working order. Replacement casement
operators may obtained by mail order or from window parts specialists. Should it be
necessary, new replacement wood windows can be made in local (Palm Beach County)
millwork shops to match existing windows precisely; factory produced windows that fit
the existing openings can closely approximate their appearance. Wood windows in
standard historic sizes can sometimes be obtained from local architectural salvage and
demolition companies. Trim details should be copied from the houses themselves.
Only real dividing muntin bars should be used in replica windows, not surface mounted
grids that fake their appearance. Derive trim details from existing buildings.
Historically correct wood windows are always preferred. However. due to building code
revisions a er Hurricane Andrew, all new or replacementresistant
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BANKERS ROW MEETING
Now
When: Saturday, January 22nd
10:00 a.m.
Where: 247 NE 1st Ave. (Fisher House)
Back Patio
What to
Bring: A sense of humor
Agenda: City Review of our Guidelines
Bankers Row Corp.
— Keep it or dissolve it?
Association Future
Questions? Call Gene Fisher — 272-8905
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Cynthia Bush Leeds
A.K.A. Cynthia Bush Everitt
248 N.E. First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Phone: 561 -274-8884 or 608-837-0332
January 16 . 2000
Ms. Patricia Cayce
Historic Preservation Planner
City of Delray Beach
100 N.W. First Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
RE: Bankers Row Window Codes
Dear Ms. Cayce,
I have received your invitation to attend the discussion
regarding modifying the Bankers Row Window Code, and happily
I will be able to attend the meeting on Wednesday.
Prior to the meeting, I would like very much for you to
come and walk through my home. I have been meaning to have you
see the house for some time, I think that you will find the
restoration we are doing here very interesting.
My schedule is open this week and I would love it if you
can find some time to stop by.
When we last spoke, I had mentioned to you that I had
reached a dilemma regarding the repair and replacement of the
windows in my home. I have done much research this past year,
and would like to show you what I feel so far are the best
options for this house. I would also appreciate any advice
and window solutions you may be able to share with me.
Ms . Cayce, if you remember when I bought this house although
advertised as restored, it had been merely decorated. Shortly
after I bought this house the roof leaked, pipes broke, walls
and ceilings crumbled. . .and among the countless horrors,
curtains were hung to hide extremely damaged and decaying
windows .
My modes operandi these past eight years has always been
to respect the codes while preserving and restoring this house.
An enormous amount of time and money has been spent on the
careful selection of the proper craftsman and materials. I
can happily report that the house is now sound and ready for
decorating. . .with the exception of replacing a few badly damaged
windows. Herein lies the dilemma
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JAN-17-00 01 :28 PM BUSH-EVERITT 561 274 8884 P. 03
Re: Bankers Row Window Codes, Page #2
THE WINDOW DILEMMA
My home has 42 windows on the main house and 8 windows on the
guest house. 50% of the windows on the main house are "Double
Hung" and the balance are "Casement" , all wooden with true
dividing lights. At the moment I have two windows that must
be replaced immediately, the 40 on the main house are holding
with minor repairs.
The best solution for maintaining the integrity of the house
at this time is to replace these two windows with custom,
historic wood copies of the originals widows with standard
glazing. This is what was used at the Old School Square
restoration.
If one was to try to use a code approved, impact glazed window
for replacement, due to the limited styling available on code
approved windows the two replacement windows would severely
deface the original balance of the house. Further, replacing
the entire home or a section at a time with the "code" (aluminum
clad or wood) is cost prohibitive. Approximately
$100 , 000 .00-$150 ,000 .00 for the entire home.
STYLING AVAILABILITY:
A) Double Hung:
1 .Double Hung Wood with Standard Glazing and True Divided Lights-
Although not code, this is what was used for the Old School
Square Restoration. The advantage of using this window when
replacing less then 15% of a building (less then one room) is
that replacement can be done affordable and the esthetic
integrity of the building is maintained.
I believe that a variance should be granted to allow such
window replacement in Bankers Row, because at the moment all
the windows are not code and to replace a small percent of window
with code will not upgrade the safety of the home. Further to
miss match the window in any particular room will greatly deface
the building.
2 . Double Hung Wood with Impact Glazing and Faux Divided Lights-
Although I have spoken to salesman from many window manufacturers
about making a custom wood window with impact glazing and true
or faux divided lights. The answer I have consistently received
is that the window is not code, so the manufacturer will probably
not make it for me, but even if they would consider making such
a window the problem is with the thickness of the impact glass .
The wood window is not designed to hold a thick piece of glass
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JAH-17-00 01 :29 PM BUSH-EVERITT 561 274 8884 P. 04
RE: Bankers Row Window Codes, Page #3
and it can not engineered.
3 . Double Hung Aluminum Clad Wood with Impact Glazing and Faux
Divided Lights-
The situation is similar as the wood double hung with impact
glazing, in that this window is not code and therefor the
manufacture will probably not manufacturer it. However it does
seem possible to insert impact glazing into an aluminum clad
wood windows.
A variance must be allowed to use this window as a window
replacement option, but I feel that this is also a fairly good
solution with regard to maintaining the integrity of the facade.
The only negative I foresee with this solution is the price
of such a window and the possibility that as the years progress
and buildings change hands, that window replacement becomes
inconsistent due to taste and selection from various
manufacturers.
B) Casement Windows :
1 . Casement Wood with Standard Glazing and True Divided Lights-
Although not code, I feel that when replacing less then 15%
of a building (less then one room) that this is the best solution
for maintaining the esthetic integrity of the building.
A variance should be granted to allow such window replacement
in Bankers Row, because at the moment all the windows are not
code and to replace a small percent of windows with code will
not upgrade the safety of the home. Further to mismatch the
window in a particular room will greatly deface the building.
2 . Casement Wood with Impact Glazing and Faux Divided Lights-
This situation is the same as the Double Hung Wood with Impact
Glazing as the thickness of the glass makes it impossible to
engineer.
3 . Aluminum Clad Casement Windows with Impact Glazing and Faux
Divided Lights-
This window is code. Actually this is the only which is code.
Visually it makes sense to use this window in areas of the house
where wood casements are being replaced but not in areas where
double hung windows need replacement. The only negative I foresee
with this code window is the price. It is too cost prohibitive
to replace and entire section of Double Hung windows in the
house with Casements for the sake of esthetics. Further I feel
that as the years pass and the buildings change hands, that
JAN-17-00 01 :30 PM BUSH-EVERITT 561 274 8884 P. 05
RE: Bankers Row Window Code, Page #4
window replacement becomes inconsistent due to taste and
selection from various manufacturers.
Possible Solution:
Perhaps a possible solution to amending the code would be to
allow a variance on a case-by-case bases which allows wood
windows with standard glazing on window replacement that
constitutes less then 15% of the building (less then one room) .
Such a variance will help maintain the integrity of the building
and preserve the ceiling and walls until such a time that Bankers
Row properties increase in value enough to substantiate a total
window replacement.
At such a time then I feel that total window replacement of
Code Aluminum Clad Wood Casement Windows with proper brick mold
would be very attractive. As example, there are a historic
homes in Old Floresta, Boca Raton that have total "code" window
replacement. These homes however have a resale value of
$600 ,000 .00-$800 ,000 .00
Ms . Cayce, I look forward to hearing from you and am most eager
to show you my home. I hope that the comparisons I have detailed
are helpful to you. I am also attaching a cost comparison of
the above referenced window options for you review.
Respectfully yours,
JAN-17-00 01 :31 PM BUSH-EVERITT 561 274 8884 P. 06
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*** NET PRICE ***
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QUOTE: 00000001
QTY: 1 MARK UNIT - Wood DH Std Glazing 159. 00
W DH
CN 2630
RO 32 3/8" X 69 9/16"
SG - 1 LITE 0. 00
CLEAR 15 . 00
GRILLE - RECT - 3/4" - SPC CUT 3W1H 0. 00
BA FINISH 1 . 50
WH SASH LOCK 22 . 50
SCREEN 0.00
WHITE SURROUND 0 .00
4 9/16" JAMBS 0 .00
BA INTERIOR 0. 00
BA EXTERIOR 0 .00
BMC
198 .00
TOTAL NET PRICE
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*** NET PRICE *** PAGE 3
PROJECT: CYNTHIA
QUOTE: 00000003
QTY: 1 MARK UNIT - Clad DH Impact 276.75
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CN 2630
RO 32 3/8" X 68 7/8"
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# Impact Glazing 30
CLEAR 11 0 .00
7/8" RECT SDL - NO SPACER BAR - CUT 3W1H 0.00
CLAD EXT . - BA INT. 0 .00
WH SASH LIFT 24 . 50
SCREEN 0. 0
WHITE SURROUND 0 .00
4 9/16" JAMBS 0. 00
BA INTERIOR 0. 00
CLAD EXTERIOR 0.00
NO CSG - .00
895. 13
TOTAL NET PRICE
# NON SYSTEM GENERATED PRICING
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*** UNIT AVAILABILITY AND PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ***
*** NET PRICE *** PAGE 2
PROJECT: CYNTHIA
QUOTE: 00000002
QTY: 1 MARK UNIT - Wood DH Std Glazing 338 .25
W CM - LH
RO 36" X 70 1/2"
SG - 1 LITE 0 . 00
CLEAR 0 .00
WH ItDWE 35.25
SCREEN 6 .00
WHITE SURROUND 3.75
4 9/16" JAMBS 0.00
BA INTERIOR 0. 00
BA EXTERIOR 0 .00
BMC
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TOTAL NET PRICE
QUOTE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.
JAN-17-00 01 :33 PM BUSH-EVERITT 561 274 8884 P. 09
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*** UNIT AVAILABILITY AND PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE: ***
*** NET PRICE *** PAGE 4
PROJECT: CYNTHIA
QUOTE: 00000004
QTY: 1 MARK UNIT - Clad DH Impact
C CM - LH 463. 50
RO 36" X 70 1/2"
IG - 1 LITE
# Impact Glazing - Includes Stainless 528 .75
# Steel Hardware Pkg
CLEAR 0 .00
WH HDWF 5.25
4 9/16" JAMBS 0.00
BA INTERIOR 0.00
CLAD EXTERIOR 0.00
NO CSG 0.00
TOTAL NET PRICE 997 . 50
# NON SYSTEM GENERATED PRICING
SUB TOTAL: 2, 473 .88
6.000% SALES TAX: 148 .43
PROJECT TOTAL NET PRICE: 2, 622 .31
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COURTESY NOTICE
Date
Dear Bankers Row Property Owners:
A Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) application has been received from
for design changes (describe if possible) to property located at .
This proposal is scheduled for the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) meeting of
. The COA application and staff report are available in the Planning
Department at City Hall, 100 NW 1st Avenue and you are cordially invited to review the
proposal before action is taken by the HPB. If you would like to discuss the proposal by
phone, please contact Pat Cayce or Michelle Hoyland, 243-7041.
THIS NOTICE MUST BE SENT PRIOR TO THE HPB MEETING TO ALL PROPERTY
OWNERS ON BANKERS ROW
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COURTESY NOTICE
December 13, 2000
Dear Bankers Row Property Owners:
A Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) application has been received from Jill Alter for
a rear addition to property located at 227 NE 1st Avenue. This proposal is scheduled for
the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) meeting of December 20, 2000. The COA
application and staff report are available in the Planning Department at City Hall, 100
NW 1st Avenue and you are cordially invited to review the proposal before action is
taken by the HPB. If you would like to discuss the proposal by phone, please contact
Pat Cayce or Michelle Hoyland, 243-7041.
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Brian Lipshy Arthur& Rosetta Clark Jr. Richard & Barbara Kamhi
201 NE 1st Avenue 2887 Cortez Lane 14051 Sims Road
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33445 Delray Beach, FL 33484
Michael & June Tepsic Thomas Fleming III Lee Harrison & Michelle Doran
394 SW 35th Avenue 215 NE 1st Avenue 218 NE 1st Avenue
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Jeffery Silberstein Gene & Janet Fisher William & Barbara Murray
100 '/2 - B NE 5th Avenue 247 NE 1st Avenue 226 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33483 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Pamela Reeder & Daniel Bellante Patricia & William Merrill Michael & Olga Lobert
5 NE 2nd Street 231 NE 1st Avenue 234 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Patricia Kaufman Bertram & Marceline Wasserman Cecelia Boone
235 NE 1st Avenue 238 NE 1st Avenue 239 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444 Delray Beach, FL 33444
Cynthia Bush-Leeds
248 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
FINDINGS
Project Name: Revised amendment to the Bankers Row Design Guidelines
ITEM BEFORE THE BOARD
The action requested of the Board was to approve the revised amendment to the
Bankers Row design guidelines as it relates to windows.
ACTION TAKEN BY THE BOARD
The following Bankers Row property owners were present and spoke at the meeting.
Cynthia Bush Leeds Everitt Cecelia Boone
248 NE 1st Avenue 239 NE 1st Avenue
Patricia Kaufman Jarad Hunt
235 NE 1st Avenue 211 NE 1st Avenue
After discussion, it was determined that the Bankers Row property owners chose not to
add the proposed amendment regarding the use of aluminum windows to the Bankers
Row design guidelines. The majority of property owners feel that the existing guidelines
reflect what is appropriate for the type of windows to be installed in the historic homes.
Each request for a window change, whether new of replacement, will be heard by the
Historic Preservation Board (HPB) through the Certificate of Appropriateness (COA)
review process on a case by case basis. The HPB will continue to use the criteria set
forth in the Bankers Row design guidelines as a basis for COA approval. Aluminum
windows, with standard glass or impact glass, will be permitted on the side and rear
elevations. Wood windows will be required for all front facades.
At the suggestion of Gene Fisher, 247 NE 1st Avenue, the following procedure will be
followed with respect to design changes for Bankers Row properties:
When a COA is received by the Planning Department for any design change,
including windows, for a property located in Bankers Row, all Bankers Row
property owners will be notified by mail. The proposed changes will be available
in the Planning Department for review and comments by all Bankers Row
property owners prior to the HPB meeting. It is hoped that all property owners
will take the opportunity to review the COA proposal and will attend the
associated HPB meeting and provide comments to the Board.
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Meeting Date: February 2, 2000
Agenda Item: IV-A
HISTORIC-PRESERVATION BOARD
STAFF REPORT
SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO BANKERS ROW DESIGN GUIDELINES
ITEM BEFORE THE BOARD
The action requested of the Board is that of approving an amendment to the Bankers
Row Design Guidelines to allow the installation of aluminum windows with impact
resistant glass panes.
BACKGROUND . _ r.r
The building codes were revised after Hurricane Andrew to require that all new or
replacement windows have hurricane rated shutters or be constructed of impact
resistant glass. Wood windows with impact glass panes are prohibitively expensive and
are not manufactured with true divided lights. As a result, the HPB has been approving
new and replacement windows with aluminum frames and impact glass for historic
buildings, which are outside of Bankers Row, when requested by the owners.
The attached letter was sent to all property owners in Bankers Row. As a previous
letter requesting comments produced no activity, the owners have been invited to attend
this meeting and give their comments with respect to the design guidelines amendment.
Page 77 of the Bankers Row Development Plan states:
Any changes to the exterior of a structure require review and approval of the Historic
Preservation Board. This is accommodated through the COA process. The design
guidelines contained in Chapter Ill of this plan shall supersede all other historic
guidelines, which may exist. Compliance with the style specific guidelines included
herein, shall warrant issuance of a COA.
Chapter Ill of the Guidelines state:
All new and replacement windows and doors, exterior wall finishes and roofing materials
shall be consistent with the historic features. No existing non-compatible feature or
material shall be added to or altered unless it is replaced by historically appropriate
feature or material; and
Only real dividing muntin bars should be used in replica windows, not surface mounted
grids that fake their appearance.
Therefore, in order for the HPB to approve aluminum windows with impact glass panes,
as is done outside of Bankers Row, the third paragraph of the section titled Windows on
page 47 of the Bankers Row Development Plan should be added as follows:
Meeting Date: January 19, 2000
Agenda Item: IV-A
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HPB Staff Report
Amendment to Bankers Row design guidelines
Page 2
Windows
Repair of damaged wood windows is always preferred to their replacement. Usually,
individual pieces or sections of damaged wood can be consolidated using epoxy
product made for this purpose. If damaged pieces of wood are too deteriorated, new
• wood can be shaped to match and pieced in. The do-it-yourselfer with trim carpenter
capabilities and tools can do this kind of work. Operating parts of double hung windows
(pulleys, chains or cord, and weights) can be repaired or replaced to restore smooth
operation. Casement window operators usually require only dismantling, stripping or
paint, cleaning and lubrication to be returned to working order. Replacement casement
operators may obtained by mail order or from window parts specialists. Should it be
necessary, new replacement wood windows can be made in local (Palm Beach County)
millwork shops to match existing windows precisely; factory produced windows that fit
the existing openings can closely approximate their appearance. Wood windows in
standard historic sizes can sometimes be obtained from local architectural salvage and
demolition companies. Trim details should be copied from the houses themselves.
Only real dividing muntin bars should be used in replica windows, not surface mounted
grids that fake their appearance. Derive trim details from existing buildings.
Historically correct wood windows are always preferred. However, due to building code
revisions after Hurricane Andrew, all new or replacement windows are required to have
hurricane rated shutters or be constructed of impact resistant glass. Wood windows
with impact resistant panes are prohibitively expensive and are not manufactured with
true divided lights. Should it be necessary to install impact resistant glass, new or
replacement windows may be made of aluminum with impact resistant glass panes with
applied exterior and interior dimensional muntins, at the owner's request. Aluminum
windows are to be installed according to the specifications set forth by the HPB so that
they will not radically compromise the historic integrity of a structure.
RECOMMENDATION
Approve the Bankers Row design guidelines as amended above.
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248 NE 1st Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Dear Ms. Bush-Leeds,
At its regular meeting of Wednesday, January 19, 2000 at 6:00 PM in the First Floor
Conference Room- at City Hall the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) will consider
amending the Banker's Row Design Guidelines to allow the installation of aluminum
windows with impact resistant glass panes. Currently the Banker's Row Design
Guidelines require that the Board may approve only wood windows with true divided
lights. The building codes were revised after Hurricane Andrew to require that all new
or replacement windows have hurricane rated shutters or be constructed of impact
resistant glass. Wood windows with impact glass panes are prohibitively expensive and
are not manufactured with true divided lights. As a result, the HPB has been approving
replacement windows with aluminum frames and impact glass for historic buildings,
which are outside of Bankers Row, when requested by the owners. The HPB is
currently working on specifications that will offer appropriate methods of installation for
aluminum windows and their casings, so that they can be used without radically
compromising the historic integrity of the buildings.
You are cordially invited to attend this meeting and to give your opinion on the proposed
amendment to the Bankers Row Design Guidelines. If you have any questions please
phone me at 561-243-7284.
Sincerely,
Patricia Cayce
Historic Preservation Planner
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Also known as the C.Y.Byrd house. Byrd purchased the lot from J.C. Keen
in 1925 but did not build until 1937.
PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB6250
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B16
SITE NAME: David Gerhard House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: C. Y. Byrd House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private-individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION: CITY: Delray Beach
ADDRESS: 218 NE 1st Avenue
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of NE 1st Avenue in the middle
of the
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 LOT NO. : 15, 16
PLAT OR OTHER MAP: 1/4 - 1/4:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 LAND GRANT:N. 16 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC.' Y
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983NORTHING:
UTM: ZONE: EASTING
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28
LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
'ISTORY
( ARCHITECT: Unknown
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1937 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : LOCATION:ORIG.
MOVE: DATE: -
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence - private
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence- private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR: PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow Clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry Wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\ entry SURFACING: Tar & gravel\clay tile
ROOF: TYPE: Flat with parapets
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Shed LOCNS: N exterior wall
CHIMNEY: NO: 2 MTLS: Stucco
WINDOWS: DHS 3\1, 4\1, 5\1, jalousie, fixed, aluminum awning
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Parapet, barrel tile visor, scupper, fountain E
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: A variety of interesting architectural details are found
• on the Mediterranean Revival style house. A three car
garage has been added to the property.
w. s. 160
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB6250
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Although built later than the other four houses to the North, the
architectural style is consistent with the rest of the block.
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DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE 7
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
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ARCHITECTURAL STYLES: MEDITERRANEAN REVIVAL STYLE
The homes on the West side of Banker's Row were
designed in the Mediterranean Revival architectural style.
Sometimes referred to as Spanish Eclectic or Spanish
Colonial Revival, this style is most often found in those
states that have a Colonial Spanish heritage.
The style was first popularized through a detailed
study in 1915 of Latin American architecture made by Bertram
Grovesnor Goodhue at the Panama-California Exposition in San
Diego. The Goodhue exhibit prominently featured the rich
Spanish architectural variety of South America. Encouraged
by the publicity afforded the exposition, architects began
to look directly to Spain and elsewhere in the Mediterranean
where they found still more interesting building traditions .
Even before it became a popular architectural style,
Mediterranean Revival designs appeared in Florida. The f"
first expression of the style appeared in 1888 when Henry
Flagler asked architects Carrere and Hastings to design the
Ponce de Leon Hotel in St. Augustine. The architects
concluded that the climate and historical heritage of the
city lent itself to some form of Spanish Renaissance style.
Flagler used the Mediterranean Revival style for many of his
other hotels and train stations along the railroad, exposing
seasonal visitors and newcomers to the "Florida style. "
Well before the twenties boom, South Floridians were
familiar with the Mediterranean Revival style, due in large
part to Henry Flagler's personal taste. Addison Mizner
helped further establish the style by designing the
Everglades Club in 1918 in Palm Beach. The style was
immediately popular as a romantic alternative to the common
wood frame structures and drab shingled bungalows.
A popular building style in Florida during the 1920s,
Mediterranean Revival is closely associated with the land
boom and became the style of choice for developers.
Mediterranean Revival architectural style has been called
the most significant expression of South Florida's lifestyle
during the boom years. It reflects the excess and
extravagance of the Roaring Twenties . It is ornate, pompous
and flamboyant like the wealthy industrialists and
speculators who built their winter residences in South
Florida. It is deeply rooted in the Spanish heritage of the
state, yet in tune with national trends of the time.
Identifying features of the style include flat, hip or
gable roofs, often displaying some form of parapet; ceramic
tile roof surfacing; stuccoed facades; shed or flat roof
entrance porches, commonly with arched openings and
elaborate columns; casement or double-hung windows; and
ceramic tile decorations. Applied decoration is generously
used such as elaborated door and window surrounds, stucco or
tile decorative vents, window grilles, elaborated chimney
tops often with small tiled roofs, and balconies with wood
or iron railings.
The style continued in popularity following the
collapse of the land boom and into the 1930s . The style was
adapted for a variety of building types ranging from
grandiose tourist hotels to modest private residences. _ Many
buildings underwent renovation to reflect the Mediterranean
influence.
The five residences on the West side of Banker's Row
are classic examples of the Mediterranean Revival style.
Many of the identifying elements are still present, although
some alterations have occurred through the years. The style
represents a time period when wealth and extravagance, or
aspiration to them, were reflected in architecture.
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THE FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
About the Florida Master Site File
The Florida Master Site File (FMSF ) is the state ' s
clearinghouse for information on historic structures,
archaeological sites, and field surveys for these sites.
Actually a system of several paper and computer files, it is
administered by the Division of Historical Resources, under the
Florida Department of State . 'The FMSF depends primarily on the
reporting of outside individuals and organizations for its
information.
The FMSF is not a state historic register, but an inventory
which is intended for use as a planning tool and as a central
repository of archival data on the physical remains of Florida' s
history. Each individual site file in the FMSF could become a
permanent archival record upon the loss of, or irreversible
damage to, that particular site.
The FMSF forms require detailed information including legal
and technical data, architectural descriptions and a statement of
historical significance. A sketch map, a U. S. Geological Survey
map, and photographs are required for each site.
Sixteen FMSF forms were completed during the Bankers ' Row
Project (8PB6235-6250) and submitted to the City of Delray Beach
and the Division of Historical Resources. The forms and their
accompanying documentation are included in this Appendix.
A Note About Names
Bankers ' Row sites are identified in the FMSF by two names
and current address. The Site Name is that of the owner as of
April , 1991 , with the name of the first home purchaser listed
under "Other Names. "
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB6246
ORIGINAL FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE x
RECORDER # B12
SITE NAME: Frank McKinney House\ Villa Abrigo
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Boom Times
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Matt Gracey House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private-individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 248 N E 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of N E 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 LOT NO. : 9, 10
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 - 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Sam Ogren, Sr.
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1926 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence - private -
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence- private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 2 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow Clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\courtyard, W\patio
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Clay Barrel Tile
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Hip, flat with parapets
CHIMNEY: NO: 2 MTLS: Stucco, tile LOCNS: N end , W ridge
WINDOWS: DHS, casement, fixed
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Stucco, cast decorative elements, iron grillwork
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The second story master bedroom is a later addition. The
original pecky cypress windows and door remain. A large
curved fixed window dominates the front facade. East
elevation construction drawing available.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site $PB6246
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Important because of its design by architect Sam Ogren, this building
could contribute to a National Register District.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 13
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB6247
ORIGINAL FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE x
RECORDER # B 13
SITE NAME: Bert Wasserman House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Boom Times
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: A. G. Evans House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: $38 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of NE 1st Street
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 . LOT NO. : 11, 10
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Sam Ogren, Sr.
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1926 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence - private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 3 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\ entry porch enclosed
ROOF: TYPE: Hip SURFACING: Green tile\comp shgl
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Dormers have gable, shed roof in rear
CHIMNEY: NO: 1 MTLS: Stucco LOCNS: South
WINDOWS: Casement, DHS 3\1, 6\1, jalousie, bay window with fixed
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Stucco
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The main house has over 3000 square feet while the
outbuilding is now divided into apartments. There is also
a pool in the back. An early photograph is available.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB6247
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This 1925 house is significant because of its association with architect
Sam Ogren and early Delray Beach banker A.G. Evans.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 14
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB6248
ORIGINAL FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE x
RECORDER # B14
SITE NAME: Wasserman Rental House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Boom Times
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: L. H. Walker House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 234 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Defray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 LOT NO. : 12, 13
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Unknown
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1925 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow Clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry Wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\entry 3 frt arches\1 side
ROOF: TYPE: Flat SURFACING: Tar & gravel
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Flat
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: Aluminum awning, DHS 6\1, jalousie, Casement
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Textured Stucco
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The parapet on the central roof, and north and south wings
give this building some Mission style details while
retaining an overall Mediterranean Revival feel. A second
floor was added over a one—story east entry porch.
Page 2
FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB6248
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This house is important for its Boom Time style of construction and
its association with early Delray Beach leader, L. H. Walker.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION .OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll# 1, Photo 15
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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ORIGINAL FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE x
RECORDER # B15
SITE NAME: Bill Murray House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Boom Times
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: J. C. Keen House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 226 N E 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of NE 1st Avenue in the middle
of the block
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 LOT NO. : 13, 14,
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Unknown
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1925 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow Clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry Wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\entry\2 steps
ROOF: TYPE: Flat SURFACING: Tar & gravel
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Shed
CHIMNEY: NO: 1 MTLS: Stucco LOCNS: North
WINDOWS: Casement , DHS 6\1, DHS 1\1, .jalousie, fixed
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Scuppers\balcony\textured stucco\barrel tile vents
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: This Mediterranean style house features visor roofs with
barrel tile, scuppers, moorish arches over the door and
first floor windows, and an arched wing wall.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB6249
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER'S . EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This 1926 residence is important because of its association with early Delray
Beach leader J.C. Keen.
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********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 16
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB6250
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B16
SITE NAME: David Gerhard House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: C. Y. Byrd House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 218 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the West side of NE 1st Avenue in the middle
of the block
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 66 LOT NO. : 15, 16
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Unknown
BUILDER: Unknown
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1937 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Mediterranean Revival
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 2 OUTBLDGS: PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Hollow Clay Tile
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Stucco
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Masonry Wall MATERIALS: Masonry\Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: E\ entry
ROOF:_ TYPE: Flat with parapets SURFACING: Tar & gravel\clay tile
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Shed
CHIMNEY: NO: 2 MTLS: Stucco LOCNS: N exterior wall
WINDOWS: DHS 3\1, 4\1, 5\1, jalousie, fixed, aluminum awning
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Parapet, barrel tile visor, scupper, fountain E
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: A variety of interesting architectural details are found
on the Mediterranean Revival style house. A three car
garage has been added to the property.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB6250
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Although built later than the other four houses to the North, the
architectural style is consistent with the rest of the block.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 18
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06235
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B1
SITE NAME: Larry Siegal House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression \ New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Aaron T. Smock House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private— individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 201 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the Southeast corner of 1st Avenue and NE
2nd Street
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 12
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence — private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal beveled wood siding
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES:
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Asphalt shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable over entrance
CHIMNEY: NO: 1 MTLS: Brick LOCNS: East facade
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Wood shutters, attic louvers in gable
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: This house originally had a one car garage that is now
converted to a room. It also still has a guest cottage to
the rear of the property that was built ca. 1938.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06235
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
One of the original Mackle Brothers homes built in Delray Beach in
1938, this house could contribute to a National Register District.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHP❑ EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES ND
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 1
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06E36
ORIGINAL X FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B2
SITE NAME: Arthur, Clark House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression \ New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: R. E. Ault House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private— individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 203 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 10, 11
PLAT' OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80► W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1947
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private _
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence — private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Aluminum siding
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: East\ 3 bay\2 wood columns
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Asphalt shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. :
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS, .jalousie, aluminum awning
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: attic louver
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The garage for this house has been enclosed to create more
living space.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06236
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Built in 1938 as one of the original Mackie Brother homes in Defray
Beach, this house could contribute to a National Register District.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** .DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 2
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06237
ORIGINAL X FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B3
SITE NAME: Richard Kamhi House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: C. F. Etheridge House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private — individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 211 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 9, 10
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: Mackle Brothers
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence — private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal siding and vertical board & batten
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: West\entry\screened
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Asbestos shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. :
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: Jalousie
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, wood shutters, hex. shingle roof patt.
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The garage is original on this building; not enclosed.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06237
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Important as part of an historic district, this building was built by
the Mackle Brothers in 1938.
•
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DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 3
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06238
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B4
SITE NAME: Cora Messer House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: J. L. Patterson House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 215 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 8, 9
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1954, 1974, 1988
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence—private PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: L — Shaped
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 2 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Wood frame, brick on bay window
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: West\central\screened\entry
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Asbestos shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Flat roof over bay window
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS:, Jalousie
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Wood lattice over attic vent, aluminum awning
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The garage in this home has been converted to an extra
room. The bay window is placed at the former garage door
location.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06238
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This 1938 building is important because of its association with the
Mackle Brothers building company.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 4
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06239
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B5
SITE NAME: Bill Richardson House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Frank W. Stanley House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 219 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 7, 8
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: '16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N E8 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) :
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence—private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal wood siding & brick
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: W\Enclosed porch\ entry
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Asbestos shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable over entry
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS, jalousie
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic louvre, wood shutters, hex shingle pattern
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: Like many other examples on this block, the original one
car garage has been enclosed to create an extra room.
Jalousie windows are located where the original garage
door once stood.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06239
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Built in 1938, this structure is significant for its association with
the Mackle Brothers.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 5
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06240
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B6
SITE NAME: Gene Fisher House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Howard L. Cromer House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 223 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 6, 7
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1949, 1974 , very recently
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence—private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal vinyl
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: West\2 bay, wood spindles
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable roof on garage
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS, 1\1 DHS
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Wood shutters, attic vent, canvas awning
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: This house still retains the original one car garage. Most
of the Mackle Brothers homes on this block have made an
extra room from the garage.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06240
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
A frame vernacular house built in 1938, this structure it important
because of its association with the Mackle Brothers. It would
contribute to a National Register District.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day.
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 6
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06241
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B7
SITE NAME: Steve Pescatore House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Goldia Hodges House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 227 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 5, 6
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80► W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1947, 1956
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence— private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal wood siding
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Piers MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL: Lattice
PORCHES: West\ entry screened
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS, jalousie, aluminum awning
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, wood shutters, window box
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: This house has a decorative scalloped trim similar to the
trim on 219 NE 1st Avenue. Garage enclosed. Jalousie
windows are located at former garage door location.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site BPB06241
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This frame vernacular residence built in 1938 is one of the original
Mackle Brothers homes _ constructed in Delray Beach.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 8
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06242
ORIGINAL x FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B8
SITE NAME: Bud Merrill House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Harry J. Morgan House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 231 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 4, 5
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4. — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1953
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence— private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 1 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal wood frame, board & batten on W. gable
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Blocks MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: Enclosed West facade
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: Aluminum awning, 6\6 DHS
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, board & batten siding at W. gable
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: Like many other homes on NE 1st Avenue, this house has a
garage that was enclosed for more interior space. A bay
window is located at former garage door location.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06242
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
As one of the original Mackle Brothers homes built in Delray Beach in
1938, this house is important as part of a potential National Register
District.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY *********** .
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 9
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE BPB06243
ORIGINAL X FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B9
SITE NAME: Melissa Fiorenza House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Katherine S. Gay House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 235 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 3, 4
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1941, 1989
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Irregular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 2 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal wood siding
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Blocks MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: West\center\screened, E
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable over front door
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
' WINDOWS: 1\1 DHS
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, decorated west gable
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: A decorative "X" pattern is evident over the front
screened porch. The house retains its original garage and
an original guest house that was built ca. 1938.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06243
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This frame vernacular residence is important as one of the original
Mackle Brothers homes built in Delray Beach in 1938.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 10
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06244
ORIGINAL X FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B10
SITE NAME: Cora Kulok House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: R. C. Keen House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 239 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the East side of NE 1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 2, 3
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7.5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackle Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1950, 1973
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: 2 DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Horizontal & vertical wood siding, board & batten
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete
INFILL:
PORCHES: w\entry\wood posts, e\deck
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Front gable
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: 6\6 DHS, Aluminum awning
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, vertical board & batten at W. gable
CONDITION: Good SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: The garage on the north side of the house has been
enclosed to provide an extra room. An aluminum awning
window is at the former garage door opening. An original
guest cottage built ca. 1938 still exists.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PB06244
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This modest house is important as part of the Old School Square
Historic District and an early Mackle Brothers home.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 11
PHOTOGRAPH MAP
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PAGE 1 HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM SITE 8PB06E45
ORIGINAL X • FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE
UPDATE
RECORDER # B11
SITE NAME: Joseph Weed House
HISTORIC CONTEXTS: Depression\New Deal
NATIONAL REGISTER CATEGORY: Building
OTHER NAMES OR MSF NOS: Archer J. Adams House
COUNTY: Palm Beach County OWNERSHIP TYPE: Private—individual
PROJECT NAME: Bankers' Row Historic Site Survey DHR NO. :
LOCATION:
ADDRESS: 247 NE 1st Avenue CITY: Delray Beach
VICINITY OF/ROUTE TO: On the Southeast corner of NE 3rd Street and Ne
1st Avenue
SUBDIVISION: Linton BLOCK NO. : 74 LOT NO. : 1
PLAT OR OTHER MAP:
TOWNSHIP: 46 RANGE: 43 SECTION: 16 1/4: 1/4 — 1/4:
IRREGULAR SEC? Y LAND GRANT:
USGS 7. 5 MAP: Delray Beach 1962 PR 1983
UTM: ZONE: EASTING : NORTHING:
COORDINATES: LATITUDE: 26 N 28 LONGITUDE: 80 W 05
HISTORY
ARCHITECT: Harold Steward of Paist & Steward
BUILDER: The Mackie Company
CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1938 RESTORATION DATE(S) :
MODIFICATION DATE(S) : 1945, 1965, 1973
MOVE: DATE: ORIG. LOCATION:
ORIGINAL USE(S) : Residence — private —
PRESENT USE(S) : Residence— private
DESCRIPTION
STYLE: Other — Minimal Traditional
PLAN: EXTERIOR: Rectangular
PLAN: INTERIOR:
NO. STORIES: 1 OUTBLDGS: 1 PORCHES: DORMERS:
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM(S) : Wood Frame
EXTERIOR FABRIC(S) : Aluminum siding, fake stone facing
FOUNDATION: TYPE: Slab MATERIALS: Concrete •
INFILL:
PORCHES: Enclosed
ROOF: TYPE: Gable SURFACING: Composition shingles
SECONDARY STRUCS. : Gable over entry
CHIMNEY: NO: MTLS: LOCNS:
WINDOWS: Aluminum awning, jalousie
EXTERIOR ORNAMENT: Attic vent, stone facing
CONDITION: Fair SURROUNDINGS: Residential
NARRATIVE: There is a flat roof over an enclosed garage. Extended bay
is located at former garage door location. Historic
features have been removed or covered.
Page 2 FMSF HISTORICAL STRUCTURE FORM Site 8PBe'6245
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS AT THE SITE
FMSF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FORM COMPLETED? No (IF Y, ATTACH)
ARTIFACTS OR OTHER REMAINS: None observed
RECORDER' S EVALUATION OF SITE
AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture
ELIGIBLE FOR NAT. REGISTER? No -
SIGNIF. AS PART OF DISTRICT? Yes
SIGNIFICANT AT LOCAL LEVEL? Yes
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Originally built at a cost of $3000. 00 this house is important as
part of an early Mackie Brothers real estate venture in Florida.
********DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ******* DHR USE ONLY ***********
DATE LISTED ON NR
KEEPER DETERMINATION OF ELIG (DATE) : YES NO
SHPO EVALUATION OF ELIGIBILITY (DATE) : YES NO
LOCAL DETERMINATION OF ELIG. (DATE) : YES NO
OFFICE
**********DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ******** DHR USE ONLY ********.
RECORDER INFORMATION: NAME: Jane S. Day
DATE: 4-17-91 AFFILIATION: Research Atlantica, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
LOCATION OF NEGATIVES: Research Atlantica, Inc.
NEGATIVE NUMBERS: Roll # 1, Photo 12
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: NOVEMBER 8, 1990
TO: KATHY DEARDEN
FROM: PAT CAYCE
( //
SUBJECT: "BANKER' S ROW SIGN REPLACEMENT
This is a follow up on our brief discussion for the replacement
signs for "Banker's Row" .
LOCATION
In looking at the block I think the best places for the signs
are: ( 1) on the garden wall of Frank McKinney' s house at 248 N.E.
1st Ave. which is the north west corner and (2 ) under the banyan
tree in the front yard at Anita Shannon' s house at 201 N.E. 1st
Ave. , the south east corner.
I have talked to Frank McKinney and he has agreed to the sign. I
have not talked to Anita & Larry but Frank says he thinks they
would be delighted. Do you know what kind of authorization is
needed from the owner to allow the City to install the signs?
TYPE OF SIGN
This is a "designation plaque" as opposed to an informational
sign so it will not need a text. For example:
DELRAY BEACH
"BANKER' S ROW"
HISTORIC BLOCK BETWEEN N.E. 1ST AND 2ND STREETS
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
The wall sign will be flush mounted but the sign in the front
yard will be single pole mounted. I suggest using a square 12" x
12" sign. Aluminum will cost $158 .00 and bronze $248 each plus
shipping and does not include installation or any decorative
elements such as City Logo.
I have talked to Mark Little regarding Bright Image doing the
signs and he suggests we order directly from the Nelson-Harkins
foundry and ask the City to install them.
The signs are on the HPB agenda for the November 14 , 1990
meeting.
c: David Kovacs
Historic Preservation Board Members
1
MEMORANDUM
TO: PAT CAYCE
FROM: o, KATHLEEN E. DEARDEN
PLANNER II
DATE: NOVEMBER 9 , 1990
SUBJECT: BANKER' S ROW SIGN REPLACEMENT
WITH THE PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF A SIGN ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
IT WILL BE REQUIRED THAT THE PROPERTY OWNER AGREE TO
PROVIDING AN EASEMENT OVER THAT PORTION OF LAND THAT THE
SIGN IS TO BE PLACED ON. THIS WOULD ALLOW FOR THE
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SIGN. IT IS SUGGESTED
THAT THE CITY ATTORNEYS ' OFFICE BE CONSULTED ON PROVIDING
THE EASEMENT DEED.
THERE WOULD APPEAR TO BE NO PROBLEM IN GETTING THE CITY
CREWS TO INSTALL THE SIGN HOWEVER IT IS SUGGESTED THAT THE
STREETS DEPT. /PUBLIC WORKS BE NOTIFIED AS TO HOW THE SIGN IS
PROPOSED TO BE INSTALLED AND AS TO THEIR ABILITY TO DO IT.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO: PAT CAYCE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLANNER
FROM: * KATHLEEN E. DEARDEN
LAND DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIAN
SUBJECT: TRAFFIC STUDY NE 1ST AVENUE BETWEEN
NE 4TH STREET & ATLANTIC AVENUE
DATE: APRIL 23, 1990
In regards to concerns on subject roadway the following has
been observed and implemented:
1 . Truck use seems to be exclusive of Post Office
Shopping Center and Neals Market. The placement of
No Thru Trucks signs on NE 1st Avenue can be
posted but it will only deterrent which can not be
easily enforced.
2. A work order has been issued to eliminate parking
between 8 AM and 6 PM on the west side of NE 1st
Avenue south of NE 4th Street.
3. A work order has been issued to install "Banker 's
Row" street signs on NE 1st Avenue at NE 2nd
Street and NE 3rd Street.
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THE MACKLE COMPANY, INC.
Frank E Mackle, Jr.
President
March 29, 1990 -
Mr. Jim Smith
Secretary of State
State of Florida
Tallahassee, Florida
Dear Jim:
At the request of Clemmer Mayhew III of Delray Beach, Florida,
I am communicating to you the facts as I remember them concerning
11 homes The Mackle Company built in Delray in 1938.
In June of 1938, having just graduated from Vanderbilt
University, my brother Elliott and I drove to Florida to build
houses on 11 lots my father had bought the winter before. (He had
a winter home in Delray.) The idea was to build the homes by fall
and in winter when he came down, he would sell them. We built the
homes by August, 1938 and sold them. So we called Dad in Nashville
to report them sold and asked if we could buy more lots and build
more homes (I believe 11 more) which he approved. We proceeded to
build and sell these.
My father figured that if two kids could do this in so short
a time, he would move the company to Florida, which he did.
I believe these were the first FHA -houses built in Delray
Beach. I have tried to find plans or pictures of-the houses, but
to no avail.
Respectfully submitted,
/� —
Frank E. Mackle, Jr.
2701 Southwest Third Avenue, Miami, Florida 33129 (305)856-5005
CLEMMER WIDAYHEW III . REACTOR
1.
E\ 76 FIFTH AVENUE,S.E.
REACTOR• DELRAY BEACH, FL. 33444
(305)272-8458
BANKER' S ROW
Pineapple Grove Delray Beach
On September 23 , 1938, F.E. Mackle, a prominent Florida builder
and developer, applied for twenty building permits(eleven main
houses and nine guest cottages) . These Craftsman Cottages would
be built on Northeast First Avenue between Second/Third Street.
The residences were built at a cost of $3, 000 each, and were
all constructed from twelve train cars of lumber. They were
the first FHA development in Delray Beach .
Frank Mackle' s architects were Paist and Steward from
Miami ,Florida. Phineas E. Paist , a graduate of Drexel Institue
at the Pennsylvannia Academy of Fine Arts, was the principal
supervising architect for Vizcaya , the Charles Deering
Estate(1924) , as well as the Colonnade Building(Coral Gables) ,
and numerous Mediterranean style residences in Coral Gables.
In partner ship with Harold D. Steward, the Coral Gables
Methodist Church , several Miami Beach residences, and the United
States Post Office and Courthouse in downtown Miami(National
Register of Historic Places) In May, 1939 , they designed a home
for Mr. & Mrs. F.E. Mackle in Seabreeze Park, Delray Beach.
Paist and Steward designed the Florida Building at the 1939
New York' s World Fair.
On January 13, 1939 , Wood Cowan, creator of the Major Hoople
nationally syndicated comic strip, moved his residence and art •
studio to 211 Northeast First Avenue.
Clemmer Mayhew III
Preservation Consultant
BANKER' S ROW
PINEAPPLE GROVE
Frank Hackle ' s architects were Paist and Steward from
Miami,Florida. Phineas E. Paist , a graduate of Drexel Institue
at the Pennsylvannia Academy of Fine Arts, was the principal
supervising architect for Vizcaya , the Charles Deering
Estate( 1924) , as well as the Colonnade Building(Coral Gables) ,
and numerous Mediterranean style residences in Coral Gables.
In partner ship with Harold D. Steward , the Coral Gables
Methodist Church , several Miami Beach residences, and the United
States Post Office and Courthouse in downtown Miami(National
Register of Historic Places) In May , 1939 , they designed a home
for Mr. & Mrs. F.E. Mackle in Seabreeze Park, Delray Beach.
Paist and Steward designed the Florida Building at the 1939
New York' s World Fair.
On January 13 , 1939, Wood Cowan, creator of the Major Hoople
nationally syndicated comic strip , moved his residence and art
studio to 211 Northeast First Avenue. Prominent local artist ,
Aaron Smock lived at House #1 on the corner of Northeast First
Avenue and Northeast Second Street. Mohawk Carpet President
and CEO, R. Shuttleworth purchased the Gracey House during the
1930s where later Chic Raymond , noted cartoonist of "Blondie"
lived and worked.
BANKER' S ROW in Pineapple Grove has a multiplicity in function,
architectural and historic interest, and offers a concentration
and density which no other Old Delray street offers-30 structures
over fifty years of age. All structures have remained in good
condition with some needing immediate preservation efforts.
Their significance for the community today is as vital as it
was fifty years ago when it formed the heart of the artist ' s
colony which the town was noted. BANKER' S ROW could serve
as a model for the Spanish Style sections of the Del—Ida Park
Historic District, the Bungalows in the Marina District, and
for the Nassau Street Historic District .
OBJECTIVES
Obtain a Planning and Survey grant from the State of
Florida before April 15 for the Historic Streetscape.
Create a joint effort of the Pineapple Grove group ,
the CRA, the OSSHA, and the Historic Preservation Board .
Re engineer the street as to redirect traffic patterns from the
Publix Shopping Center. Either a one way , or block the North end of the
street creating a cul de sac for residences to enjoy on a day to day basis
and which would encourage more walking in the neighborhood.
The City of Delray Beach shall notify the residences of the
combined efforts to make Banker's Row a showcase of historic resources.
Create an Attraction which will further encourage the redevelopment
of the downtown area.
DRAFT PROPOSAL Revised 2-21-90 DRAFT PROPOSAL
BANKER' S ROW
Pineapple Grove Delray Beach
---- 1924-1938 ----
HISTORIC STREETSCAPE
The City of Delray beach has a rare opportunity in creating
a complete historic streetscape with eleven Craftsman Cottages
and nine guest houses(1938) complimented by five Mediterranean
Revival residences(1924-1925) . These sixteen major architectural
contributions by National Register architects(with an additional
14 guesthouses) would be greatly enhanced by an aesthetic,
functional streetscape which would link it to the Old School
Square center and the Del-Ida Park Historic District.
Streetlamps, brick sidewalks, and period signage would encourage
the current preservation effort as well as catalyze the
additional renovation of significant housing along the street.The
stabilization of the neighborhood , the restoration of the tax
base, the improved economics of nearby shops and cultural
opportunities, and a sense of civic pride can be gained by this
endeavor. BANKER' S ROW offers an immediate aesthetic for the
Pineapple grove environment which can spotlight and model their
efforts to further development along Second Avenue and Third
Avenue.
The Mediterranean Revival structures on the Westside of the
street are highlighted by the Walker Home , the . A.G. Evans Home,
and the Matt Gracey Home. All five principal buildings were
designed by Sam Ogren, Sr, National Register architect of Old
School Square , the Arcade Tap Room, and over 200 other Boom
style buildings in Delray Beach. Facing these Spanish style
town houses, are the Mackle Corporation ' s first "development"
in the State of Florida. These cottages are a significant link
with the history of building repetitive subdivisions which became
the prevalent post-war style .
On September 23 , 1938 , F.E. Mackle, a prominent Florida builder
and developer , applied for twenty building permits(eleven main
houses and nine guest cottages) . These Craftsman Cottages would
be built on Northeast First Avenue between Second/Third Street.
The residences were built at a cost of $3 , 000 each, and were
all constructed from twelve train cars of lumber . They were
the first FHA development in Delray Beach .
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► RESEARCH ATLANTICA
Grasping histo the future
i
Five businesswomen share interest in delving into past
BY TRACY ALLERTON ; �� THE
BUSINESS WRITER i d i PARTNERS
1,w 1vu i , +;Mr o
Knocking on strangers' doors. % y �� • Jane Day
Residence:
Pouring through reams of court- ';. ' - 'f "ry 1 Coral Springs
house records. Deciphering tax Specialities:
laws and building codes. Submit- "' ,d ":',AY4 Bahamian his-
ting grant applications. Tromping I„ 4 l' � • ,„f tory; Carib-
through fields with a video camera. k' ,;, "t t ° �;' bean studies;
lAto„ 1:µ x',, ! w '€#V art history
Such dull-sounding tasks keep , � ,, , ` i ■ Emily
five South Florida women veryi ' ' *i' 'all,', Dieterich
�' Residence:
busy. And very happy. ' i, ' t Loxahatchee
,t Specialties:
sQ .11� ,'
The women own Research Allan- ,V fit. +' - / P°t Florida his
tica, a Coral Springs-based histori- 1, • rTM� Y
, ;f7,.ti tory; grant-
cal s
d different spech firm. Each cialties, but all shareaa 'j +�r historic pres-
common love of history and a xi 4',w„,Pni a„ f,. t� ervation
po7
fierce dedication to historic preser- :j; � +�i , 1�►`6 ,,.t •
Lennox Teresa
vation. : . `# �a.?a, ; rr trtgli
.4,a ., 9�a +� Residence:
"There's a purpose to history ` =«� b , ! ti ° Pembroke
P P a R,r��a4 r�� ,.i Pines
partnerSandy ". Specialties:
and the company proves that," . p
said Norman, a his- "'� ', Black history;
a
tory professor at Florida Atlantic °W. . `a' Florida history
■ Karen
University. �,, Milano
, ,, oce:
LIaSS sparked interest Boca Raton
Specialties:
Research Atlantica was formed fi 'f:+ `." ., ' ' Video produc-
in April 1989, after partners Jane r fS. ` lion; Latin
�,.,.
Da and EmilyDieterich took Nor- ►"' a American his
-
Day A i;. s tory; preserva-
man's public history class and got .. I,
fired up to start their own corn- ,1 9, lion planning
G • Sandra
pally. . Norman
q .' Residence:
"One of the chapters in the text- ? Fort Lauder-
book, on history for the entrepre- ,Tlll;.NEWSdale
neur, talked about a woman in Specialties:
Washington, D.C., who had Historical Society archivist Peggy McCall, left, discusses 'Boca Industrial ar-
started a similar company in 1976 Biographies' with Research Atlantica members Teresa Lenox, seumsgy; mu
that was wildly successful. I called middle, and Emily Dieterich in the Old Town Hall library. history
her, and she said 'go for it,' chitectural and historical docu-
said Day, who is president of the mentation, nominating sites for the
firm' National Register of Historic
Day and Dieterich, as well as Places, and writing preservation Some projects
partner Karen Milano, work full plans for municipalities. ■ Banker's Row, Delray Beach:
time for Research Atlantica. Nor- "We have a 100 percent success Conducted surveys and research on
man, a full-time professor, helps rate for grant-writing and getting this historic neighborhood; provided
on projects when she can. the National Register," said Di- historical and architectural docu-
ong mPntation
So does the fifth partner, Teresa eterich. ■ Cap's Place restaurant, Light-
Lennox, a full-time research histo- house Point: Submitted National
rian for the Dade County Historic Although there is a growing Register nomination for this histori-
Preservation office. preservation movement in Florida, cal and architectural site (the site
the partners must contend with a was listed in 1990)
The partners concentrate their transient-based population that has ■ Boca Biographies, Boca Raton:
work in South Florida and the Ca- few roots in the state. Submitted a grant application for
ribbean islands. << this Historical Society exhibit to the
Part of our job is to educate Bureau of Historical Museums in
Varied the public that we do have a lot of Tallahassee (exhibit was awarded
projects history in Florida, and we need to $3,350)
preserve it," said Day. IN Spanish Wells Historical Mu-
Projects range in size from an in- seum, Bahamas: Designed exhibit
dividual site to historic districts, "Preservation," added Milano, concepts for a museum on
from city blocks to entire counties. "does not work without commu- Spanish Wells being built now
Services include grantsmanship, ar- nity participation."❑
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BANKER ' S ROW 44
PINEAPPLE GROVE DELRAY BEACH
1924-1939
HISTORIC STREETSCAPE
Eleven Craftsman Cottages with . guest houses and Five
Mediterranean Revival residences offer the City of Delray Beach
a rare opportunity in creating a complete historic streetscape .
These sixteen major architectural contibutions would be greatly
enhanced with an aesthetic , functional streetscape connecting
it with the Old School Square Center .
Streetlamps , brick sidewalks , and period signage would enhance
the current preservation effort as well as catalyze the
additional renovation of houses on the street . The Walker
residence , the A . G . Evans residence , and the Gracey residence
designed by National Register architect Sam Ogren , Sr . exemplify
some of the finest creations during the 1920 ' s Boom. Facing these
Spanish styled two-story structures , are the Mackle Corporations
first development in the State of Florida. Designed by a Miami
architect , these cottages exemplify "The Parade of Homes" aspect
to building which would become the predominate Post War style .
The Pineapple Grove Support Group , the Historic Preservation
Board , and the Community Redevlopment Agency with the assistance
of the private sector , the City of Delray Beach , and the Florida
Trust for Historic Preservation will greatly benefit from this
effort . The stabilization of the neighborhood , the replenishing
of the tax base , the economics of nearby shops and cultural
offerings , the sense of civic pride can all be enhanced by this
endeavor . BANKER ' S ROW offers an immediate aesthetic for
the PINEAPPLE GROVE area which can be the spotlight and model
for their efforts in encouraging further development along Second
Avenue and Third Avenue .
BANKER"s ROW in PINEAPPLE GROVE has a multiplicity in function ,
architectural and historic interest , and offers a concentration
and density which no other street in Old Delray offers . All
original sixteen structures have remained in good condition ,
and their significance to the community today is as great as
it was fifty years ago . Northeast First Avenue between Northeast
Second & Third Street , aka BANKER' S ROW, Could serve as a
preservation model for the Spanish Style sections of the Del-
Ida Park Historic District , the Bungalows in the Marina District
and the Nassau Street Historic District .
ACTION REQUESTED :
Apply jointly with the Pineapple Grove Support Group before
April 16th for a State of Florida Development grant for the
Survey and Planning of the Historic Streetscape on Banker ' s
Row in Pineapple Grove .
Request a street sign from engineering designating this
block "BANKER ' S ROW" immediately .
The City of Delray Beach will notify the OSSHA and the
homeowner ' s along Banker ' s Row by letter about the efforts
being made to showcase this ensemble of property .
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DelrayBeach Fla. Although its population is mainly full
! time,it still grows in the winter by about
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Rebuilding
for whom hotels and restaurants have
sprung up.
A few years ago, concerned about
Downtown creeping downtown blight,the hair stylist,
Norman Radin, who owns a salon in the
area, founded the Pineapple Grove
THREE years after a local hair stylist Support Group.It began lobbying the city
rallied his neighbors with a vision of for money and for recognition of the ar-
a thriving arts community in what ea's potential.
was then a decaying downtown neighbor- The group got the City Commission to
hood, this Atlantic coast city about 50 approve the name change, to provide
miles north of Miami is benefiting from trash receptacles bearing a pineapple
both public and private investment. logo and to rename the neighborhood's
More than $3 million of a $21 million main thoroughfare Pineapple Grove Way.
city bond issue has been earmarked for Last year the city committed the $3
the neighborhood, a 24-square-block area million in bond money to Pineapple Grove
that has been officially renamed Pineap- projects, including a $2.6 million conver-
ple Grove in recognition of what was once sion of two historic school houses into a
a major local product. complex of art galleries, studios, shops
The area, the oldest part of the down- and an auditorium, and $500,000 in such
town, is home to about 400 of Delray public improvements as new street lights.
Beach's 47,000 residents. They live in The state awarded the city a $24,000
Mediterranean Revival style homes that matching grant to prepare a historic ren-
range from mansions to cottages. There ovation plan for a five-acre portion of
is little residential turnover, and houses Pineapple Grove known as Banker's Row.
currently on the market are priced from An artists'colony in the 1920's,it later fell
$65,000 to$95,000.There are also some 200 victim to neglect. Today, several of 16
businesses,among them gift and antiques historic structures have been or are being
shops and service stores. privately restored.
Settled by a handful of fruit farmers in The city's Community Redevelopment
the early 1890's, Delray Beach grew Agency is working out an incentive pack-
steadily after the Florida East Coast age in which owners or buyers of Bank-
Railroad reached it from the North in er's Row property would get low-interest
1896.By the 1920's,it was widely known as loans to rehabilitate their properties. ■
a winter resort. MARCIE CLOUTIER
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Delray •
BeachFla. Although its population is mainly full
, time.it still grows in the winter by about
Rebuilding for hotels
— part-time residents and tourists
for whom and restaurants have
sprung up.
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A few years ago, concerned about w
Downtown creeping downtown blight,the hair stylist,
Norman Radin, who owns a salon in the
area, founded the Pineapple Grove �i
THREE years after a local hair stylist Support Group.It began lobbying the city ri
rallied his neighbors with a vision of for money and for recognition of the ar- I
I a thriving arts community in what ea's potential.
; was then a decaying downtown neighbor- The group got the City Commission to •
hood, this Atlantic coast city about 50 approve the name change, to provide `41
miles north of Miami is benefiting from trash receptacles bearing a pineapple
both public and private investment. logo and to rename the neighborhood's •>'
More than $3 million of a $21 million main thoroughfare Pineapple Grove Way. •;
city bond issue has been earmarked for Last year the city committed the S3 . :
the neighborhood,a 24-square-block area million in bond money to Pineapple Grove •A
that has been officially renamed Pineap- projects, including a $2.6 million conver- ?'
pie Grove in recognition of what was once sion of two historic school houses Into a •r,
a major local product. complex of art galleries, studios, shops rf
The area, the oldest part of the down- and an auditorium, and S500,000 1n such r�
' town, is home to about 400 of Delray public improvements as new street lights. i
Beach's 47,000 residents. They live in The state awarded the city a S29,000
Mediterranean Revival style homes that matching grant to prepare a historic ren- •
range from mansions to cottages. There ovation plan for a five-acre portion of
is little residential turnover. and houses Pineapple Grove known as Banker's Row. a
currently on the market are priced from An artists'colony in the 1920's,it later fell
$65,000 to$95,000.There are also some 200 victim to neglect. Today, several of 16 .t
businesses,among them gift and antiques historic structures have been or are being
• shops and service stores. privately restored. .
Settled by a handful of fruit farmers in The city's Community Redevelopment .
the early 1890's, Delray Beach grew Agency is working out an incentive pack-
steadily after the Florida East Coast age in which owners or buyers of Bank-
• Railroad reached it from the North in er's Row property would get low-interest
1896.By the 1920's,it was widely known as loans to rehabilitate their properties. ■ •S
1 a winter resort. MARCIE CLOUT ER
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