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WINDOW REPLACEMENT DRB WINDOW REPLACE 1994 15 FRONT STREET i` i� \ _ �\� \ : ¥ . » d2 � ^ � �� / � � ^� \ yc � � :f � � \ : ���2«» . « } � r . . yam�� . � z � «/y . and»\ $. �m\�~,�A�^ . . , «�d" @! © « <��\� �:�&�d �� ��\? \ \ �'^��. ��l���yam. - . . - , ° } J3 \��� . \ �\ � �y \ / � K ~ , § e . . /: � : § : /y . \ �\ / � \ ` � ' � ` : � a\ ®�;� � �\ � � ���, 2 § . . .._ d. . . . , !A . ��: � . . . /� ©a . �� �k�� \�\ ��ƒ/< � ���. « i �2�\� \�� . y . . \ \ \� . � . _ , . . . . . \}, . � ^ ^ ^ , � d���% . \��� . . . » �;� J` ` � ��/ /��ƒ \ \ � . . . � _\ . r� �7 d _ r RUN . BNWARWZ . a.u'*RnntL.2� SALEM REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BOARD Application for Design Approval - OTHER THAN SIGNS 1. Date of Application November 8, 1994 2. Location of Building 15 Front Street Number and Street Proposed work impacts upon Derby Square Historic area, Museum area, Essex Mall, North residential area, _Peripheral area, -7—Significant historic bldg. (Itemize) 3. Ocmer Fr9n Realty Trust (508) 740-2880 Name Telephone Number Address Jaquith & Siemasko 4. Architect*/Engineer*/ Other: Name ; 8 Enon Street Beverly .Ma (508) 927-3745 Address Telepbone Number _ 5. Type of Improvement New construction Alteration Demolition Site work Addition :E-Other 19, i' 6. Reason for Request'- _Security _Change of use Energy conssrvati Change of image Safety Change of busiaeei **_Other _ 7: Schematic. des Level of Approval Requested Concept _. ism • X Final design Field decision Applicant must attach 3 copies of all schematic submissions (or in the case of originals, models, or mock ups, the original and two photos of the submission) 24 hours prior to the regularly scheduled DRB meeting to SU, staff. (Do not-write below this line) Number of DRB members in attendance The vote was unanimous. Yes No DRB recommended action: Approval as submitted _No action, advisory only Resubmit to DRB No action, inadequate submission Approval subject to the following DRB comments are attached. * A licensed professional architect or engineer is required for all construction other than ordinary repairs (p• 71 S.B.C.) or performed on a building less than., 35,000 cu. ft. enclosed space. **If, in the appl_cant's view, the change is of significant economic importance, information including financial figures where applicable should be supplied on a separate attached 'sheet which will allow the Board to evaluate the proposal intelligently. FRAN REALTY TRUST 15 Front Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Telephone (508)740-2880 Facsimile (508)740-1897 November 8, 1994 Salem Redevelopment Authority 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Re: Fran Realty Trust Att: Ellen Dubinsky Dear Ms. Dubinsky: Enclosed please find the appropriate application form, a brochure that depicts the windows sought, and pictures of the building located at 15 Front Street. Please contact me at the above number when you have determined the next meeting of the Design Review Board. Thanks again for your help with this matter. Si`�ely, Paul A. Perry�� PAP:tpr u> P. v r h R S � d w ! r *a Fa � ee a yv a (I� 5 < 2 3 Ys• vgr x �,,. s S. -j. a '�, v 4 8 "o �yy�wz r t W sr�, Y i a ' 5 j T Y. g 5 A _ { w P A - x ,14 R v� 3a P y. 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Photo (3x3" or 3x5") ' Staple to left side f form Photo numberTy ' Present owner scription: to c. 1860 Source Direcbories ' le Italianate chitect terior wall fabric Brick tbuildings (describe) her features lterect Date Moved Date 5. Lot size: 3,245 sq. ft. One acre or less Over one acre Approximate frontage 40 ft. Approximate distance of building from street Adjacent 6. Recorded by A. Van Ingen/A. CrLmp OrganizationHistoric Salem Inc./SRA Date November 1979 (over) ;OM-5-77 7. Original owner (if known) City of Salem Original use Police Station Subsequent uses (if any) and dates 8. Themes (check as many as applicable) Aboriginal Conservation Recreation Agricultural Education Religion Architectural Exploration/ Science/ The Arts settlement invention Commerce Industry Social/ Communication Military humanitarian Community development Political Transportation 9. Historical significance (include explanation of themes checked above) 10. Bibliography and/or references (such as local histories, deeds, assessor's records, early maps, etc.) Atlas of the City of Salem, G.M. Hopkins & Co., 1874 Salem City Directories ( 17-23 Front Street) OLD POLICE STATION 1859-60 C ( 15 Front Street) in January 1845, the land on which this two-and-one-half-story brick commercial block (photo, center and right) is situated was acquired C. jointly by George^Varney and Moses Reynolds (easterly 1/3) and William and his son John T. Ropes (westerly 2/3) . Immediately Varney and Rey- nolds contracted with mason Samuel S. Standley to erect their portion of the building from plans and specifications prepared by one L. Put- nam of Salem. The Ropes soon followed suit, also contracted with Stand- lev for their part of the building, and all work was completed by the Ziddle of June. In subsequent years the block changed hands many t times, and was used for a variety of commercial/retail purposes. A ire badly damaged the building in 1902 but it was rebuilt_ Vto�av�oY� .-� Pt t4o-:k-1 `CES-6tvv 441xi In the early 1970s, under the direction of/. local architect John Emerson, its fine late Federal-style lines, fenestration, brickwork and A granite post-and-lintel storefronts were restored. The charming little two-story brick structure to the right (east) (photo, left) ^at number 15 was erected in 1859-60 for the Salem police department and police court. The brick masonry was by Simeon Flint, and the car- pentry by Lord & Russell. The building' s most outstanding architectur- al features are the dentiled brick cornice, the granite window lintels and sills with corbel stops, and a granite front doorway lintel with ogee-curve brackets, when restoration occurred in the early 1970s, James Ballou of Salem served as the consulting architect. . ':_< _fir r' - � 3 9 Z _� v R � •� a �1 R .. 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