119 Maywood Lane (DHR # )

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1 MAYWOOD LANE 119 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 119 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: B. R. Bibb ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Maywood Hill, LLC ADDRESS: Maywood Hill, LLC 12-Z River Road Louisville, KY DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Vernacular HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.0 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 960 sq.ft./0.117 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes

2 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1-story, 3-bay, gable-roofed vernacular concrete block dwelling was constructed ca and features a central brick flue, 6/6-and 4/4-sash windows, louvered shutters, exposed rafter ends, 3-light basement windows, rear shed-roofed wing, and shed-roofed entrance hood supported by brackets. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, her father, B. R. Bibb had this building constructed by Winston Goings, an African-American builder who had been a childhood friend of Mr. Bibb. The building was constructed as a garage apartment and the garage converted into a second apartment in Architecturally the house is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst- Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

3 117 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 117 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: B. R. Bibb ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Eugenia & Louise Bibb ADDRESS: Eugenia & Louise Bibb 1545 Dairy Road Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Craftsman HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.5 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 1148 sq.ft./0.554 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1 ½-story, gable-roofed vernacular stone dwelling was constructed ca and is comprised of two gable-roofed sections- one taller than the other and the shorter one set back. The main entrance, protected by a gable-roofed hood supported by brackets, is on the side of the taller block between it and the side wing. Vernacular Craftsman-style architectural details include a central brick chimney, 6/6-sash windows (some paired),

4 exposed rafter ends, a large shed-roofed rear dormer clad in stucco, stucco in the gable end of the larger block; jack arches above some of the windows, and 2 gable-roofed dormers on roof of larger block. The rear elevation is a full two stories with a first- and second-floor entry. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, her father, B. R. Bibb had this building constructed by Winston Goings, an African-American builder who had been a childhood friend of Mr. Bibb. Ms. Bibb, who still owns the building, lived here as a child. Architecturally the house is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

5 128 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 128 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Sarah S. Matthews ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Maywood Hill, LLC ADDRESS: Maywood Hill, LLC 12-Z River Road Louisville, KY DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Vernacular HEIGHT IN STORIES: 2.0 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 968 sq.ft./0.049 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 2-story, gable-roofed vernacular concrete block dwelling was constructed ca and features a central brick flue, 6/6-sash windows, and a 2-level 6-bay enclosed front porch.

6 HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, Mrs. Sarah S. Matthews had this building constructed as a garage apartment on the back of her lot in ca The garage converted into a second apartment in the 1960s. Architecturally the house is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst- Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

7 126 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 126 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Sarah S. Matthews ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Betty McClanahan ADDRESS: Betty McClanahan P. O. Box 230 Keswick, VA DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Tudor Revival HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.5 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 1447 sq.ft./0.178 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1 ½-story, gable-end, stuccoed Tudor Revival-style dwelling was constructed ca and features false half timbering in the ½-story, paired 6/1 windows (may be replacements), interior stuccoed chimney, side shed-roofed dormer, and gable-roofed hood supported by brackets with false half timbering in the pediment.

8 HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, Mrs. Sarah S. Matthews, director of record keeping at the University Hospital, was the original owner. Architecturally the house is an example of the Tudor Revival style and is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

9 122 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 122 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Robert M. Lawrence ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: SNB, LLC ADDRESS: Hasbrouck Real Estate Corp P. O. Box 5384 Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Colonial Revival HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.5 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 1068 sq.ft./0.303 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1 ½-story, gable-roofed, frame (weatherboard), vernacular Colonial Revival-style dwelling was constructed ca It features 2 gable-roofed dormers with 6/6 windows, rear shed-roofed dormer, a parged foundation, a central brick chimney, 6/6-sash

10 windows, a gable-roofed hood over the entrance, trim with bull s-eye corner blocks around the door, and side porch. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, the original owner of this house was Robert M. Lawrence, a salesman. He built the cottage in the rear (222 Maywood) for his daughter and family in Architecturally the house is a representative example of a vernacular Colonial Revival style dwelling and is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

11 222 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 222 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Robert M. Lawrence ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: SNB, LLC ADDRESS: DATE/ PERIOD: STYLE: HEIGHT IN STORIES: DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: SOURCES: CONTRIBUTING: Hasbrouck Real Estate Corp P. O. Box 5384 Charlottesville, VA Ca.1952 Vernacular 1.0 Stories 687 sq.ft./0.303 Acres Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1-story, 5-bay, gable-roofed, frame (asbestos shingle) vernacular dwelling was constructed It features an interior brick chimney, 3/1-sash windows, a concrete stoop, and a shed-roofed hood supported by wooden brackets.

12 HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, this house was constructed by Robert M. Lawrence for his daughter. Mr. Lawrence, a salesman, lived in the house just in front of this one (122 Maywood Lane). Architecturally the house is a representative example of a vernacular cottage from this time period and is of the same era and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

13 113 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 113 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Alexander P. Hull ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Timothy D. Veliky ADDRESS: Timothy D. Veliky 2512 Stoney Point Road Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: 1922 STYLE: Colonial Revival HEIGHT IN STORIES: 2.0 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 3466 sq.ft./0.343 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 2-story, 3-bay, vernacular Colonial Revival dwelling was constructed in It features weatherboard siding, a standing-seam metal gable roof with overhanging eaves and gable-end returns, an exterior-end brick chimney, paired 6/1 windows on the first floor and single 6/1 on second floor, and a 1-story gable-roofed porch with Tuscan

14 columns and gable-end returns. The main block has a 1-bay hip-roofed porch with Tuscan columns on the west side and 1-story gable-roofed wing (that may be original) on the east end. A large 3-story frame wing was added on the northeast end of the house in the mid-20 th century. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, this house was constructed in 1922 by Mr. Alexander P. Hull, owner of Hull Coal Company and whose mother lived next door at 111 Maywood Lane. Architecturally the house is a representative example of a vernacular Colonial Revival-style house in fairly well-preserved condition. It is from the same time period and form as many of the other contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

15 111 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 111 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: H. B. and Francesca Boone ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: Emory Shirley SG ADDRESS: Emory Shirley SG 3209 Clark Lane Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: 1915 STYLE: Colonial Revival HEIGHT IN STORIES: 2.0 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 3089 sq.ft./0.457 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 2-story, 5-bay, Colonial Revival-style dwelling was constructed in 1915 and features a side 2-bay, 2-story, gable-roofed diminutive service wing that appears original. Other details include: asbestos siding, and asphalt shingle roofing, semi-exterior-end brick

16 chimneys (6-course American bond), a brick foundation, gable-rend returns, 6/6-sash windows on the first floor, casement thermae windows on the second floor, a 1-bay pedimented portico with gable-end returns and Tuscan column supports, and a gableroofed hood over the entry to the side wing. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, this house was constructed in 1915 as a spec house by H. B. and Francesca Boone, and was possible designed by local architect Eugene Bradbury. Mrs. Florence Hull bought the house in 1921 and it remained under that family ownership until At that time the large back porch, which looked out onto Valley Road, was enclosed and the house was divided into two apartments. Architecturally the house is a fine example of the Colonial Revival style in fairly wellpreserved condition. It is a contributing resource in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

17 110 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 110 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-2U ORIGINAL OWNER: Unknown ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: The Bear-Granville Group ADDRESS: The Bear-Granville Group P. O. Box 7265 Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Dutch Colonial Revival HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.5 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 2390 sq.ft./0.579 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1 ½-story, gambrel-roofed vernacular Dutch Colonial Revival-style dwelling was constructed ca It features a central brick chimney, stuccoed first floor, large fullwidth shed-roofed dormer with weatherboard siding and 3 bays of windows, modern

18 vinyl paired 9/9-sash on first floor and 6/1-sash upstairs, parged foundation, enclosed side porch on pier foundation, and flagstone walk and stoop with iron handrailing. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION The architectural evidence as well as Sanborn maps suggests that this house was constructed ca The house is a fairly altered example of a Dutch Colonial Revivalstyle dwelling. It is one of three dwellings of this style that are contributing resources in the potential Oakhurst-Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

19 106 Maywood Lane (DHR # ) STREET ADDRESS: 106 Maywood Lane MAP & PARCEL: PRESENT ZONING: R-UHD ORIGINAL OWNER: P. D. Glison ORIGINAL USE: PRESENT USE: PRESENT OWNER: West Range, LLC ADDRESS: West Range, LLC th Street NW Charlottesville, VA DATE/ PERIOD: Ca STYLE: Vernacular HEIGHT IN STORIES: 1.0 Stories DIMENSIONS AND LAND AREA: 895 sq.ft./0.468 Acres SOURCES: Charlottesville City Records and 2004 Architectural Survey CONTRIBUTING: Yes ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION This 1-story, frame, gable-end cottage was constructed ca as an outbuilding for the house next door (now 1718 Jefferson Park Avenue). It was remodeled in the 1950s. Details include asphalt shingle roof, aluminum siding, steel casement windows, stone

20 foundation, and 1950s rear 1-story wing on concrete block foundation with exterior-end chimney. HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION According to local historian Eugenia Bibb, this house was constructed ca as a dependency for the house next door (now 1718 Jefferson Park Avenue). It was remodeled and enlarged in the 1950s and is a contributing resource in the potential Oakhurst- Gildersleeve Neighborhood Historic District.

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