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Emerson & Grace Hoobler House, 935 Second Street, Portsmouth

Emerson & Grace Hoobler House, 935 Second Street, Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH. Surveyed as HABS OHIO,73-PORT,11-, with 1 photograph and a 173-word written history.

From the record

“Emerson & Grace Hoobler House, 935 Second Street, Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH”

Survey record header. Machine-read text.

surveyed by the federal HABS program as HABS OHIO,73-PORT,11- · the record runs 173 words · one of 17 surveyed structures published for this county.

Sources: the survey record at the Library of Congress

Emerson & Grace Hoobler House, 935 Second Street, Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH, photograph filed with the federal survey

1 photograph from the federal survey record, Library of Congress.

Written history

113 words

Source document Quoted word for word from HABS OHIO,73-PORT,11-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

935 Second Street, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio The Emerson and Grace Hoobler House is an example of the vernacular architecture of the region. This house is formed by the elaboration and multiplication of the basic half-I house forms, which were placed in contrapuntal juxtaposition to each other. Researchers have not been able to determine whether the house was built around an earlier half-I structure, or whether it was constructed entirely during the late nineteenth century. The Hoobler House was built in the middle or late nineteenth century. For more information, see HABS No. OH-2309, the William Hall House. Miami University Art Museum. Po tMO]i^^__Arol^tecture _in_ SS_9ili2._5J- Te -^5IS' OxfarAt Ohio, Marion Schlefer, June,

In context

Portsmouth, Ohio The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town.
Scioto County, Ohio 100 topographic sheets across the county.
Library of Congress record The original filed report, and the sheets the survey produced. Those published here appear above.

Also surveyed in Portsmouth

16 records

The federal surveyors worked through Portsmouth building by building. These are the other structures they measured and filed a report on, longest report first.

SheetStructure SurveyReport
William Newman House, photograph filed with the federal surveyWilliam Newman HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,5-1,575 words
Scioto Pennsylvania Through Truss Bridge, photograph filed with the federal surveyScioto Pennsylvania Through Truss BridgeHAER OHIO,73-PORT,1-1,366 words
Andrew O'Neill House, photograph filed with the federal surveyAndrew O'Neill HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,4-1,199 words
William Hall House, photograph filed with the federal surveyWilliam Hall HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,10-415 words
Murtaugh Kehoe HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,3-288 words
Joseph G. Reed Company, photograph filed with the federal surveyJoseph G. Reed CompanyHABS OHIO,73-PORT,2-278 words
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, photograph filed with the federal surveyIndependent Order of Odd FellowsHABS OHIO,73-PORT,12-199 words
Excelsior Shoe Factory, photograph filed with the federal surveyExcelsior Shoe FactoryHABS OHIO,73-PORT,7-173 words
Kirby's Flower Shop, photograph filed with the federal surveyKirby's Flower ShopHABS OHIO,73-PORT,14-164 words
Portsmouth Foundry, photograph filed with the federal surveyPortsmouth FoundryHABS OHIO,73-PORT,16-160 words
All Saints Episcopal Church, photograph filed with the federal surveyAll Saints Episcopal ChurchHABS OHIO,73-PORT,6-155 words
John McDowell House, photograph filed with the federal surveyJohn McDowell HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,15-154 words
Holly Store, photograph filed with the federal surveyHolly StoreHABS OHIO,73-PORT,10-154 words
Tracey House, photograph filed with the federal surveyTracey HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,17-152 words
Peter Kinney House, photograph filed with the federal surveyPeter Kinney HouseHABS OHIO,73-PORT,13-146 words
Greyhound Bus Depot, photograph filed with the federal surveyGreyhound Bus DepotHABS OHIO,73-PORT,8-136 words

Provenance

  • Written history. Quoted verbatim from HABS OHIO,73-PORT,11-. United States federal work, no copyright under 17 U.S.C. 105.
  • Text capture. Machine-read from the scanned typescript filed with the survey, so spelling and spacing follow the original page.
  • How this page is made. Documentary passages are quoted from the linked federal record; page labels and counts are clearly marked as site presentation or calculations.