| 1.Property Name |
IDABEL ARMORY |
| 2.Resource Name |
IDABEL ARMORY |
| 3.Address |
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON STREET & F AVENUE |
| 4.City |
IDABEL |
| 5.Vicinity |
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| 6. County |
McCurtain |
| 7.Lot |
1-6 |
| 8.Block |
7 |
| 9.Plat Name |
WHITEMAN'S |
| 10.Section |
5 |
| 11.Township |
T8S |
| 12.Range |
R24E |
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13a.Latitude (North) |
33.8955127
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13b.Longitude (West) |
-94.8218263
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14a.UTM Zone |
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14b.Northings |
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14c.Eastings
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| 15.Resource Type |
Building |
| 16.Historic Function |
Defense |
| 17.Current Function |
TRANSPORTATION |
| 18.Area of significance, Primary |
ARCHITECTURE |
| 19.Area of significance, Secondary |
NO DATA |
| 20.Description of Significance |
NATIONAL REGISTER LISTED IN 1988. |
| 21.Document Resource |
NR NOMINATION |
| 22.Name of the Preparer |
ANDREW BASHAW |
| 23.Survey Project |
YES
Project Name:
4 SE OK TOWNS
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| 24.Date of Preparation |
5/7/2001 |
| 25.Photographs |
Yes
Year:
2001 |
| 26. Architect/Builder |
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| 27. Year Built |
1936 |
| 28.Original Site |
Yes
Date Moved:
N/A |
| From Where |
N/A |
| 29.Accessible |
Yes |
| 30.Architectural Style |
OTHER |
| Other Architectural Style
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WPA STANDARDIZED STYLE |
| 31.Foundation Material |
CONCRETE |
| 32.Roof Type |
BARREL |
| 33.Roof Material |
ASPHALT |
| 34.Wall Material (Primary) |
STONE |
| 35.Wall Material (Secondary) |
NO DATA |
| 36.Window Type |
CASEMENT |
| 37.Window Material |
METAL |
| 38.Door Type |
PANELED |
| 39.Door Material |
WOOD |
| 40.Exterior Features |
FLAG POLE; PARAPET; FIVE GARAGE BAYS |
| 41.Interior Features |
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| 42.Decorative Details |
PILASTERS; FLAT ARCH LINTELS; BLIND ROUND ARCHES |
| 43.Condition of Resource |
Good (very well maintained) |
| 44.Description of Resource |
ONE STORY ARMORY BUILT IN THE WPA STANDARDIZED STYLE OF UNCOURSED STONE. TWO FLAT ROOF ONE-STORY WINGS FLANK THE |
| 45.Comments |
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| 46.Placement |
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| 47.Listed on National Register |
Yes |
| Continuation: |
44. ARMORY. THE MAIN ARMORY BUILDING CONSISTS OF A STEPPED PARAPET AND STEPPED PILASTERS ON THE ENDS OF THE BUILDING. THE WINDOWS ON THE FACADE RESEMBLE CHICAGO-STYLE WINDOWS WITH TWO SMALLER WINDOWS FLANKING A LARGER, MIDDLE ONE. THE MIDDLE WINDOWS HAVE FLAT ARCH LINTELS WHILE THE OTHERS HAVE STONES PLACED SO AS TO CREATE THE EFFECT OF BLIND ROUND ARCHES. ENTRANCES ON THE EAST AND WEST ELEVATIONS ARE FLANKED BY WIDE PILASTERS AND THE DOORWAYS ARE TOPPED WITH LARGE PIECES OF LIMESTONE, ALSO SET IN BLIND ROUNDS ARCH FASHION. SEVERAL WINDOWS ON THE EAST AND WEST ELEVATIONS HAVE BEEN BOARDED UP OR HAVE CORRUGATED METAL IN-FILL. |
| National Register Entry |
88001409 |
| Date Updated (mm/dd/yyyy) |
11/5/2013 11:25:23 AM |
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