| 1.Property Name |
STROUD GRADE SCHOOL |
| 2.Resource Name |
STROUD GRADE SCHOOL |
| 3.Address |
4TH STREET AND 1ST AVENUE |
| 4.City |
STROUD |
| 5.Vicinity |
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| 6. County |
Lincoln |
| 7.Lot |
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| 8.Block |
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| 9.Plat Name |
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| 10.Section |
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| 11.Township |
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| 12.Range |
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13a.Latitude (North) |
0
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13b.Longitude (West) |
0
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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 |
EDUCATION |
| 17.Current Function |
EDUCATION |
| 18.Area of significance, Primary |
ECONOMICS |
| 19.Area of significance, Secondary |
EDUCATION |
| 20.Description of Significance |
IN JULY 1940, THE STROUD NEWSPAPER ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR A NEW, WPA-CONSTRUCTED, SIX-ROOM GRADE SCHOOL TO "RELIEVE CONGESTED CONDITIONS." THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW BUILDING PRODUCED NOT ONLY NEEDED JOBS FOR LOCAL MEN BUT ALSO INCREASED THE ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF THE IMMEDIATE AREA. THE BUILDING PROJECT FUTHER RESUTLED IN AND IMPROVED EDUCATIONNAL FACILITY WHICH INCREASED THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN LINCOLN COUNTY WHILE ALSO PROVIDING AND ENHANCED SPACE FOR COMMUNITY EVENTS. |
| 21.Document Resource |
LINCOLN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA HISTORYTHE FARMER'S WEEKLY STROUD DEMOCRAT |
| 22.Name of the Preparer |
CYNTHIA SMELKER |
| 23.Survey Project |
YES
Project Name:
OKLAHOMA PRESERVATION SURVEY
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| 24.Date of Preparation |
JULY 1, 1993 |
| 25.Photographs |
Yes
Year:
FEBRUARY 10, 1993 |
| 26. Architect/Builder |
KOBERLING AND FLEMING, ARCHITECTSWPA, BUILDER |
| 27. Year Built |
1941 |
| 28.Original Site |
Yes
Date Moved:
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| From Where |
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| 29.Accessible |
Yes |
| 30.Architectural Style |
OTHER |
| Other Architectural Style
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| 31.Foundation Material |
CONCRETE |
| 32.Roof Type |
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| 33.Roof Material |
ASPHALT |
| 34.Wall Material (Primary) |
Sandstone |
| 35.Wall Material (Secondary) |
NO DATA |
| 36.Window Type |
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| 37.Window Material |
NO DATA |
| 38.Door Type |
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| 39.Door Material |
NO DATA |
| 40.Exterior Features |
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| 41.Interior Features |
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| 42.Decorative Details |
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| 43.Condition of Resource |
No Data |
| 44.Description of Resource |
THE RECTANGUALR, ONE- STORY BUILDING IS TOPPED BY A FLAT ROOF. THE WALLS ARE BUILT OF POLYCHROMATIC NATIVE SANDSTONE. THE BUILDING'S PLAN DIVIDES THE SIX-ROOM SCHOOL INTO THREE ROOMS ON THE NORTH SIDE AND THREE ON THE SOUTH. |
| 45.Comments |
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| 46.Placement |
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| 47.Listed on National Register |
No Data |
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| National Register Entry |
No Data |
| Date Updated (mm/dd/yyyy) |
7/12/2017 12:19:05 PM |
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