text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS Group Title: Historic St. Augustine: Block 36, Lot 13 - Horruytiner Title: Federal Register, Department of the Interior, National Park Service ALL VOLUMES CITATION MAP IT! THUMBNAILS PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00094864/00008 Material Information Title: Federal Register, Department of the Interior, National Park Service National Register of Historic Places, Volume 36, Number 35 Series Title: Historic St. Augustine: Block 36, Lot 13 - Horruytiner Physical Description: Government document Language: English Publication Date: 1971 Physical Location: Box: 7Divider: Block 36Folder: Block 36 Lot 13 - Horruytiner Subjects Subject: Saint Augustine (Fla.)214 Saint George Street (Saint Augustine, Fla.)Horruytiner House (Saint Augustine, Fla.)Lindsley House (Saint Augustine, Fla.) Spatial Coverage: North America -- United States of America -- Florida -- Saint Johns -- Saint Augustine -- 214 Saint George Street Coordinates: 29.891647 x -81.312828 Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00094864 Volume ID: VID00008 Source Institution: University of Florida Holding Location: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Resource Identifier: B36-L13 Full Text Historic St. A"'- e Preservation Boa Division oi Cultura! Affairs Department of State 46 St. George Street, Box 1987 St. Augustine, Florda - I, / rd FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 36 Saturday, February 20, 1971 Washington, D.C. PART II DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR National Park Service * NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES 7 ~jI~ No. 85-Pt. I--i * NUMBER 35 W_ 17' 3310 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. National Park Service NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Pursuant to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (80 Stat. 915, 16 U.S.C. 470) the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the National Park Service, Department of the Interior have undertaken steps to implement the purposes of that act through (1) expan- sion of the National Register of Historic Places, (2) initiating a program of grants-in-aid for historic preservation, and (3) adoption of procedures and cri- teria for furthering the Nation's historic preservation program. In addition, the role and functions of the Advisory Coun- cil on Historic Preservation have been more clearly defined. It is the purpose of this notice, through publication of the following information and materials, to apprise the public, as well as governmental agencies, associa- tions, and all other organizations and individuals interested in historic preser- vation of the implementing actions that have been taken in order that there will be a greater awareness of the means by which properties of State and local his- torical significance may be nominated for placement in the National Register, of the criteria used in evaluating the properties, and of the responsibilities exercised by the Advisory Council. The notice includes a list of the properties included in the National Register of His- toric Places through January 6, 1971. HARTHON L. BILL, Acting Director, National Park Service, and Executive Direc- tor, Advisory Council on His- toric Preservation. THE NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT I. THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES AND PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION A. Introduction. In the National His- toric Preservation Act of 1966, 80 Stat. 915, 16 U.S.C. 470, the Congress found and declared: (a) That the spirit and direction of the Nation are founded upon and reflected in its historic past; (b) That the historical and cultural foun- dations of the Nation should be preserved as a living part of our community life and development in order to give a sense of orientation to the American people. (c) That, in the face of ever-increasing extensions of urban centers, highways, and residential, commercial, and industrial de- velopments, the present governmental and nongovernmental historic preservation pro- grams and activities are inadequate to insure future generations a genuine opportunity to appreciate and enjoy the rich heritage of our Nation; and (d) That, although the major burdens of historic preservation have been borne and major efforts initiated by private agencies and individuals, and both should continue to play a vital role, it is nevertheless neces- sary and appropriate for the Federal Gov- ernment to accelerate its historic preser- vation programs and activities, to give maximum encouragement to agencies and individuals undertaking preservation by private means, and to assist State and local NOTICES governments and the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States to expand and accelerate their historic pres- ervation programs and activities. In order to accomplish these purposes, the National Historic Preservation Act provided for three significant innova- tions: An expanded National Register of Historic Places, a program of grants-in- aid for historic preservation, and an Advisory Council on Historic Preserva- tion empowered to comment upon all undertakings licensed, assisted, or car- ried out by the Federal Government that have an effect upon properties in the National Register. Official notice is hereby given to the public and government agencies of the opportunities and restrictions provided by the National Historic Preservation Act. Detailed administrative procedures for the program may be found in the manual "Grants For Historic Preserva- tion: A Guide For State Participation" (U.S. Department of the Interior, Na- tional Park Service, Washington, D.C.). B. Expanding the National Register of Historic Places. The Act authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to expand and maintain a National Register of dis- tricts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects significant in American history, architecture, archeology, and culture. Previously, the National Register in- cluded only nationally significant prop- erties that are historical or archeologi- cal units of the National Park System or that have been declared eligible for designation as National Historic Land- marks. Because they must meet exacting criteria of national significance, such properties are few in number. The Na- tional Historic Preservation Act of 1966 provides a means for States to nominate properties of State and local signifi- cance for placement in the National Register. The following officials have been des- ignated by their Governors to act as State Liaison Officers responsible for State activities under the National His- toric Preservation Act: STATE LIAISON OFFICERS ALABAMA Chairman, Alabama Historical Commission, State Department of Archives and History, 305 South Lawrence Street, Montgomery, AL 36104. ALASKA Chief, Parks and Recreation, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Lands, 323 East Fourth Avenue, Anchorage, AL 99501. ARIZONA Director, State Parks Board, 1688 West Ad- ams, Phoenix, AZ 85007. ARKANSAS Chairman, State Review Committee, Arkan- sas History Commission, Old State House, Little Rock, AR 72201. CALIFORNIA Director, Department of Parks and Recrea- tion, State Resources Agency, Post Office Box 2390, Sacramento, CA 95811. COLORADO CONNECTICUT Chairman, Connecticut Historical Commis- sion, 75 Elm Street, Hartford, CT 06115. DELAWARE State Archivist, Public Archives Commission, Post Office Box 796, Dover, DE 19901. FLORIDA Director, Division of Archives, History, and Records Management, Department of State, 401 East Gaines Street, Tallahassee, FL 32304. GEORGIA Director, Georgia Historical Commission, 116 Mitchell Street SW., Atlanta, GA 30303. HAWAII Chairman, Department of Land and Natural Resources, State of Hawaii, Post Office Box 621, Honolulu, HI 96809. IDAHO Director, Idaho Historical Society, 610 North Julia Davis Drive, Boise, ID 83706. ILLINOIS Director, Department of Conservation, 102 State Office Building, 400 South Spring Street, Springfield, IL 62706. INDIANA Director, Department of Natural Resources, State of Indiana, 615 State Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 42604. IOWA Superintendent, State Historical Society of Iowa, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52240. - KANSAS Secretary, Kansas State Historical Society, 120 West 10th, Topeka, KS 66612. KENTUCKY Administrator, Kentucky Program Develop- ment Office, Coordinator of State and Fed- eral Activities, Office of the Governor, Room 157, Capitol Building, Frankfurt, KY 40601. LOUISIANA Chairman, Louisiana Historical Preservation and Cultural Commission, Post Office Box 44422, Capitol Station, Baton Rouge, LA 70804. MAINE Director, State Park and Recreation Commis- sion, State Office Building, Augusta, ME 04330. MARYLAND Director, Maryland Historical Trust, Box 1704, Annapolis, MD 21401. MASSACHUSETTS Secretary of the Commonwealth, Chairman, Massachusetts Historical Commission, State House, Boston, MA 02133. MICHIGAN Director, Department of Natural Resources, Stevens T. Mason Building, Lansing, MI 48926. MINNESOTA Director, Minnesota Historical Society, 690 Cedar Street, St. Paul, MN 55101. MISSISSIPPI Director, State of Mississippi, Department of Archives and History, Post Office Box 571, Jackson, MS 39205. MISSOURI State Liaison Officer, State Historical Society, Director, Missouri State Park Board, Post Colorado State Museum, 200 14th Avenue, Office Box 176, 1204 Jefferson Bililding, Denver, CO 80203. Jefferson City, MO 65101. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 * NOTICES MONTANA Chief of Recreation and Parks Division, Department of Fish and Game, State of Montana, Mitchell Building, Helena, MT 57601. NEBRASKA Director, The Nebraska State Historical Society, 1500 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68508. NEVADA 'UTAH Director, Department of- Development Serv- ices, 312 State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, UT 84102. VERMONT State Liaison Officer, Board of Historic Sites, 7 Langdon Street, Montpeller, VT 05602. VIRGINIA Administrator, Division of State Parks, 201 Chairman, Virginia Historic Landmarks Com- AdSouth Fall Street, Room 221, Nye Building, mission, Room 1106, State Ninth Street South Fall Street, oom 221, Nye Building Office Building, Richmond, VA 23219. Carson City, NV 89701. NEW HAMPSHIRE Commissioner, Department of Resources and Economic Development, 856 State House Annex, Concord, NH 03301. NEW JERSEY Commissioner, Department of Environmental Protection, Post Office Box 1420, Trenton, NJ 08625. NEW MEXICO State Planning Officer, State Capitol, 403 Capitol Building, Santa Fe, NM 87501. NEW YORK Chairman, New, York State Historic Trust, Parks and Recreation, Building 2, State Campus, Albany, NY 12226. NORTH CAROLINA Director, Department of Archives and His- tory, State of North Carolina, Post Office Box 1881, Raleigh, NC 27602. NORTH DAKOTA Superintendent, State Historical Society of North Dakota, Liberty Memorial Building, Bismarck, ND 58501. OHIO Director, The Ohio Historical Society, Ohio Historical Center, Columbus, OH 43210. OKLAHOMA President, Oklahoma Historical Society, 1108 Colcord Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. OREGON State Highway Engineer, State Highway Building, Salem, OR 97310. PENNSYLVANIA Executive Director, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, William Penn Memorial Museum and Archives Building, Harrisburg, PA 17108. RHODE ISLAND Director, Department of Community Affairs, C.I.C. Building, 289 Promenade Street, Providence, RI 02908. SOUTH CAROLINA Director, State Archives Department, 1430 Senate Street, Columbia, SC 29211. SOUTH DAKOTA Chief, Division of Parks and Recreation, State Office Building, Pierre, SD 57501. TENNESSEE Executive Secretary, Tennessee Historical Commission, State Library and Archives Building, Nashville, TN 37219. TEXAS Executive Director, Texas State Historical Survey Committee, Post Office Box 12276, Capitol Station, Austin, TX 78701.- WASHINGTON . Director, Washington State Parks and Rec- reation Commission, Olympia, WA 98501. WEST VIRGINIA Chairman, Division of Social Sciences, Poto- mac State College of West Virginia Uni- versity, Keyser, WV 26726. WISCONSIN Director, State Historical Society of Wiscon- sin, 816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. WYOMING Director, Wyoming Recreation Commission, 604 East 25th Street, Box 309, Cheyenne, WY 82001. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Deputy Mayor, District of Columbia Gov- ernment, Washington, DC 20004. COMMONWEALTH. OF PUERTO RICO Executive Director, Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, Apartado 4184, San Juan, PR 00905. GUAM Director of Tourism, Government of Guam, Agana, GU 96910. VIRGIN ISLANDS Planning Director, Virgin Islands Planning Board, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, VI 00810. SAMOA Governor, Office of the Governor, Pago Pago. American Samoa 96920. The State Liaison Officer supervises a professional survey staff in conducting a statewide historic sites survey. From the survey findings a comprehensive state- wide historic preservation plan is pre- pared. The plan must be reviewed and approved by a high-level professional re- view committee. The State Liaison Offi- cer, in accordance with the plan, may then nominate properties for inclusion in the National Register. The nominated properties which are approved by the National Park Service are entered in the National Register of Historic Places by the Chief, Office of Archeology and His- toric Preservation, National Park Service. The following criteria shall be used by the States in evaluating properties for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places and by the National Park Service in reviewing State nominations. National Register Criteria of Evaluation The quality of significance in Ameri- can history, architecture, archeology, and culture is present in districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects of State and local importance that possess integrity of location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association, and: 1. That are associated with events that have made a significant contribu- tion to the broad patterns of our history; or 2. That are associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; or 3. That embody the distinctive char- acteristics of a type, period, or method of construction, or that represent the work of a master, or that possess high artistic values, or that represent a signif- icant and distinguishable entity whose components may lack individual distinc- tion; or 4. That have yielded, or may be likely to yield, information important in pre- history or history. Criteria considerations. Ordinarily cemeteries, birthplaces, or graves of historical figures, properties owned by religious institutions or used for reli- gious purposes, structures that have been moved from their original locations, re- constructed historic buildings, proper- ties primarily commemorative in na- ture, and properties that have achieved significance within the past 50 years shall not be considered eligible for the National Register. However, such prop- erties will qualify if they are integral parts of districts that do meet the cri- teria or if they fall within the following categories: (a) A religious property deriving pri- mary significance from architectural or artistic distinction or historical importance. (b) A building or structure removed from its original location but which is significant primarily for architectural value, or which is the surviving struc- ture most importantly associated with a historic person or event. (c) A birthplace or grave of a his- torical figure of outstanding importance if there is no appropriate site or building directly associated with his productive life. (d) A cemetery which derives its pri- mary significance from graves of persons of transcendent importance, from age, from distinctive design features, or from association with historic events. (e) A reconstructed building when ac- curately executed in a suitable environ- ment and presented in a dignified manner as part of a restoration master plan, and when no other building or structure with the same association has survived. (f) A property primarily commemora- tive in intent if design, age, tradition, or symbolic value has invested it with its own historical significance. (g) A property achieving significance within the past 50 years if it is of excep- tional importance. C. Grants for historic preservation. The National Historic Preservation Act also authorizes a program of grants-in-aid to States for comprehensive statewide his- toric site surveys and preservation plans. Grants are also authorized to States, FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES local governments, private organizations, and individuals for preservation projects in accordance with an approved state- wide plan. All grants are made through the States. The State Liaison Officer may then distribute the funds to other ap- proved public and private recipients. Funds may be used for acquisition, pro- tection, rehabilitation, restoration, and reconstruction of properties included in the National Register of Historic Places. II. PROTECTION OF PROPERTIES IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES A. Introduction. The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 created the Ad- visory Council on Historic Preservation. The Council is authorized to advise the President and the Congress on matters relating to historic preservation; to rec- ommend measures to coordinate activi- ties of Federal, State, and local agencies and private institutions and individuals relating to historic preservation; to com- ment on undertakings carried out, li- censed, or financially assisted by the Federal Government which have any effect upon properties listed in the Na- tional Register; and to secure from the appropriate Federal agencies certain in- formation necessary to the performance of these duties. B. Procedures for section 106 com- pliance. The Advisory Council exercises an important function by responding with comments to undertakings carried out, licensed, or financially assisted by the Federal Government, when the un- dertaking will affect a property listed in the National Register. This authority derives from section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, which pro- vides that: The head of any Federal agency having di- rect or indirect jurisdiction over a proposed Federal or federally assisted undertaking in any State and the head of any Federal de- partment or independent agency having au- thority to license any undertaking shall, prior to the approval of the expenditure of any Federal funds on the undertaking or prior to the issuance of any license, as the case may be, take into account the effect of the undertaking on any district, site, building, structure, or object that is included in the National Register. The head of any such Fed- eral agency shall afford the Advisory Coun- cil on Historic Preservation established un- der title II of this Act a reasonable oppor- tunity to comment with regard ,to such undertaking. The Advisory'Council desires to pro- vide maximum assistance in connection with section 106. Normally the Council anticipates that its comments will be re- quired in only the most complex situa- tions, and it requests that agencies fulfill their obligations under section 106 by the use of the following procedures: ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC PRESERVATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 Procedures for Compliance Section 106 National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 At the earliest stage of planning or con- sideration of any undertakings carried out, licensed, or financially assisted by the Fed- eral Government, an agency should follow these steps: 1. Consult the National Register of His- toric Places to determine if a National Regis- ter property is involved in the undertaking. The National Register is maintained by the Office of Archeology and Historic Preserva- tion, National Park Service, and monthly addenda are published in the FEDERAL REGISTER.. 2. Apply the "Criteria for Effect." If there is no effect, the undertaking may proceed. 3. If there is an effect, regional, or State officials of the agency in consultation with the State Liaison Officer and a representative of the Office of Archeology and Historic Pres- ervation shall: (a) Determine if the effect is adverse-if not, the undertaking may proceed; (b) Upon finding an adverse effect, select and agree upon a prudent and feasible al- ternative to remove the adverse effect, in which case the undertaking may proceed; (c) Failing to find and agree upon an al- ternative, recommend all possible planning to minimize the adverse effect and delay fur- ther processing of the undertaking pend- ing the receipt of comments from the Advi- sory Council. 4. Provide written notice affording the Advisory Council an opportunity to com- ment upon doubtful or unresolved situations of adverse effect and upon request submit a report of the undertaking. The Council expects to exert its advisory prerogatives by commenting to agencies in certain special situations even though writ- ten notice of effect has not been received. Criteria for Effect A federally financed or licensed undertak- ing shall be considered to have an effect on a National Register listing (districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects, including their settings) when any condition of the undertaking creates a -change in the quality of the historical, architectural, archeological, or cultural character that qualified the prop- erty under the National Register criteria for listing in the National Register. Generally, adverse effect occurs under con- ditions which include but are not limited to: (a) Destruction or alteration of all or part of a property; (b) Isolation from or alteration of its sur- rounding environment; (c) Introduction of visual, audible, or atmospheric elements that are out of char- acter with the property and Its setting. C. Advisory Council section 106 re- porting procedures. For the convenience of agencies submitting effect notices to the Council under section 106, the fol- lowing standard procedures for handling such notices have been promulgated: 1. Upon receipt of a written notice of an undertaking having an effect on a National Register property, the Council shall: (a) Acknowledge its receipt and give notice of a 14-day review period during which the Advisory Council may deter- mine and so advise the agency of its desire to comment; (b) Refer the notice to the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation, National Park Service, for a preliminary verification of significance, National or otherwise, and evaluation of the effect upon the National Registqr property; and (c) Determine that it will or will not comment. 1 When the agency has no regional or State officials, the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation will perform this service. S2. Upon determination that the Coun- cil will comment on an undertaking, the Council shall: (a) Notify the agency of Council in- tent to comment and date by which it will do so; (b) Place the matter on the agenda of the next regular meeting or in ex- ceptional circumstances schedule the matter for consideration in an unas- sembled meeting; and (c) Authorize preparation of a section 106 report. 3. The section 106 report shall be prepared by the Executive Director and shall contain: (a) A full report of verification and evaluation of the effect prepared by the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation; (b) A report from the requesting agency on the undertaking with the agency evaluation of effect; and (c) Conclusions. The section 106 report shall contain but not be limited to information such as a full description including visual materials of the National Register prop- erty, the undertaking, agency efforts to- take into account effect on National Register properties, records of hearings, statements of support or opposition, a statement from the State Liaison Officer, and answers to any specific questions voiced by Council members. The Coun- cil will not hold formal hearings on sec- tion 106 matters. The Council comments to agencies shall take the form of a three-part statement including an in- troduction, findings, and a conclusion. III. THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Pursuant to the authority vested in the Director of the National Park Service under the Antiquities Act of 1906, 34 Stat. 225, 16 U.S.C. 431; the Act of Au- gust 25, 1916, 39 Stat. 535, 16 U.S.C. 1; the Historic Sites Act of 1935, 49 Stat. 666, 16 U.S.C. 461; and the National His- toric Preservation Act of 1966, 80 Stat. 915, 16 U.S.C. 470; the properties listed below are included in the National Regis- ter of Historic Places. The responsibility of all Federal agencies to take cognizance of these properties is specified in section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. The properties listed below which are marked by an asterisk have been desig- nated National Historic Landmarks by the Secretary of the Interior. NATIONAL REGISTER ENTRIES ALABAMA Baldwin County Gasque vicinity, *Fort Morgan, western terminus of Alabama 180. Barbour County Eufaula, Fendall Hall, Barbour' Street. Eufaula, The Tavern (River Tavern), 105 Riverside Drive. Calhoun County Jacksonville, Francis, Dr. J. C., Office, 100 Gayle Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3312 NOTICES Colbert County Florence vicinity, *Wilson Dam, Tennessee River, on Alabama 133 (also in Lauderdale County). Tuscumbia, Ivy Green (Helen Keller Birth- place), 300 West North Common. De Kalb County Fort Payne, Fort Payne Opera House, 510 Gault Avenue, North. Elmore County Wetumpka vicinity, *Fort Toulouse, 4 miles southwest of Wetumpka at confluence of the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers. Greene County Eutaw, Coleman-Banks House, 430 Spring- field Road. Hale County Moundville vicinity, *Moundville Site, 1 mile west of Moundville on County Route 21. Jackson County Bridgeport vicinity, Russell Cave National Monument, 8 miles west of Bridgeport via U.S. 72 and County Routes 91 and 75. Jefferson County Birmingham, Arlington (Mudd-Munger Home), 331 Cotton Avenue SW. Lauderdale County_ Florence, Kennedy (Oscar) House, 303 North Pine Street. *Wilson Dam (see Colbert County). Marengo County Demopolis, Bluff Hall, 405 North Commis- sioners Avenue. Demopolis, White Bluff, Arch Street. Macon County Tuskegee vicinity, *Tuskegee Institute, 1 mile northwest of Tuskegee on U.S. 80. Mobile County Mob3&T, Barton Academy, 504 Government Street. Mobile, Bishop Portier Home, 307 Conti Street. Mobile, City Hall, 111 South Royal Street. Mobile, Fort Condd-Charlotte, within an area bounded roughly by Emanuel, Theater, Royal, and Church Streets, and extending slightly north of Church Street. Mobile, Old City Hospital, 900-950 St. An- thony Street. Mobile, Semmes (Raphael) Home, 804 Gov- ernment Street. Montgomery County Montgomery, *First Confederate Capitol, Goat Hill, east end of Dexter Avenue. Russell County Holy Trinity vicinity, *Apalachicola Fort, 1.5 miles east of Holy Trinity on Chatta- hoochee River. Talladega County Talladega vicinity, *Curry (J. L. M.) Home, 3 miles northeast of Talladega on Alabama 21. Tallapoosa County Dadeville vicinity, Horseshoe Bend National Military Park, Tallapoosa River, 12 miles north of Dadeville on Alabama 49. ALASKA Interior District Eagle, Eagle Historic District, left bank of the Yukon River at the mouth of Mission Creek; secs. 24, 25, 36, T. 1 S., R. 32 E., sees. 19, 30, 31, T. 1 S., R. 33 E., sec. 1, T. 2 S., R. 32 E., sees. 4, 5, 6, T. 2 S., R. 33 E. Northwestern District Barrow vicinity, *Birnirk Site, 5 miles north- east of Barrow. Cape Denbigh Peninsula, *Iyatayet Site, Norton Sound. Cape Prince of Wales vicinity, *Wales Sites, adjacent to Cape Prince of Wales on Seward Peninsula. Nome vicinity, *Anvil Creek Gold Discovery Site, 4.25 miles north of Nome on Seward Peninsula at Anvil Creek. Point Hope Peninsula, *lpiutak Site, tip of Point Hope lat. 68*20' N., long. 16750' W. St. Lawrence Island, *Gambell Sites, North- west Cape. South Central District Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, *Church of the Holy Ascension, Unalaska. Kenai, *Russian Orthodox Mission Church, east shore of Cook Inlet. Kodiak, Kodiak Island, *Erskine House, Main Street and Mission Street. Kodiak vicinity, Fort Abercrombie State His- toric Site, Kodiak Island. Nikolski vicinity, *Chaluka Site, Umnak Is- land, Aleutian Islands. Pribilof Islands, St. Paul Island, *Fur Seal Rookeries. Rip Rock vicinity, Hawkins Island, *Palugvik Site, 3.75 miles east of Rip Rock on Prince William Sound. Yukon Island, *Yukon Island Main Site, Kachemak Bay, Cook Inlet. Southeastern District Ketchikan vicinity, Totem Bight State His- toric Site, west coast of Revillagigedo Island. Sitka, *American Flag Raising Site, Castle Hill. Sitka, *Russian Mission Orphanage, Lincoln and Monastery Streets. Sitka, *St. Michael's Cathedral, Lincoln and Maksoutoff Streets. Sitka, Baranof Island, Sitka National Monu- ment. Sitka vicinity, *Old Sitka Site, 6 miles north of Sitka on Starrigavan Bay. Skagway and vicinity, *Skagway Historic Dis- trict and White Pass, head of Talya Inlet on Lynn Canal. Wrangell, Chief Shakes State Historic Site, Shakes Island. ARIZONA Apache County Chinle, Canyon de Chelly National Monu- ment, east side of Chinle. Ganado, Hubbell Trading Post National His- toric Site, west side of Ganado. Springerville vicinity, *Casa Malpais Site, 2 miles north of Springerville. Cochise County Bisbee vicinity, Coronado National Memnorial, 30 miles southwest of Bisbee via Arizona 92 and secondary road. Bisbee vicinity, *Lehner Mammoth-Kill Site, 10 miles west of Bisbee. Bowie vicinity, Fort Bowie National Historic Site, 13 miles south of Bowie. Douglas vicinity, *Double Adobe Site, 12 miles northwest of Douglas on the west bank of Whitewater Creek. Douglas vicinity, *San Bernardino Ranch, 17 miles east of Douglas on the international boundary. Tombstone, *Tombstone Historic District. Coconino County Flagstaff vicinity, *Lowell Observatory, 1 mile west of Flagstaff on Mars Hill. Flagstaff vicinity, *Merriam (C. Hart) Base Camp Site, 20 miles northwest of Flagstaff, at Little Springs private enclave in Coconino National Forest. Flagstaff vicinity, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 8 miles east of Flagstaff on U.S. 66. Flagstaff vicinity, Wupatki National Monu- ment, 30 miles north of Flagstaff off U.S. 89. Winona vicinity, *Winona Site, 5 miles northeast of Winona on U.S. 66, Coconino National Forest. Gila County Globe vicinity, *Roosevelt Dam, Salt River, 31 miles northwest of Globe on Arizona 88 (also in Maricopa County). Globe vicinity, Tonto National Monument, 28 miles northwest of Globe on Arizona 88. Whiteriver vicinity, *Kinishba Ruins, 15 miles west of Whiteriver via Arizona 73 and secondary road. Graham County Bonita vicinity, *Sierra Bonita Ranch, southwest of Bonita. Morenci vicinity, *Point of Pines, 30 miles northwest of Morenci, San Carlos Indian Reservation. Maricopa County Gila Bend vicinity, Fortalcza, Gila Bend Indian Reservation. Gila Bend vicinity, *Gatlin Site, 3 miles -north of Gila Bend. Phoenix, *Hohokam-Pima Irrigation Sites, Park of the Four Waters (also in Pinal County). Phoenix, *Pueblo Grande Ruin, Washington Avenue, Pueblo Grande City Park. *Roosevelt Dam (see Gila County). Mohave County Fredonia vicinity, Pipe Spring National Mon- ument, 15 miles southwest of Fredonia. Navajo County Kayenta vicinity, Navajo National Monu- ment, 30 miles southwest of Kayenta. Keams Canyon vicinity, *Awatovi Ruins, 8 miles south of Keams Canyon, Hopi Indian Reservation. Oraibi vicinity, *Old Oraibi, 3 miles west of Oraibi on Arizona 264, Hopi Indian Reser- vation. Pima County Santa Rosa vicinity, *Ventana Cave, 11 miles west of Santa Rosa, Papago Indian Reser- vation. Tucson vicinity, *Desert Laboratory, west of Tucson off West Anklam Road. Tucson vicinity, *San Xavier del Bac, 9 miles south of Tucson via Mission Road. Pinal County Chandler vicinity, *Snaketown, 12 miles southwest of Chandler, Gila River Indian Reservation. Coolidge vicinity, Casa Grande Ruins Na- tional Monument, 2 miles north of Coolidge on Arizona 87. Florence vicinity, Adamsville Ruin, 3.5 miles southwest of Florence on Arizona 287. Phoenix vicinity, *Hohokam-Pima Irrigation Sites (see Maricopa County). Santa Cruz County Nogales vicinity, Tumacacori National Mon- ument, 18 miles north of Nogales on Inter- state 19. Tubac, Old Tubac Schoolhouse. Tubac, Tubac Presidio, Broadway and River Road. Yavapai County Clarkdale vicinity, Tuzigoot National Monu- ment, 2 miles east of Clarkdale. Flagstaff vicinity, Montesuma Castle Na- tional Monument, 40 miles south of Flag- staff on Interstate 17. Jerome, *Jerome Historic District. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3314 NOTICES Yuma County Ehrenberg vicinity, Old La Paz (Laguna de La Paz), northeast of Ehrenberg on the Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation. Yuma, *Yuma Crossing and Associated Sites, banks of the Colorado River (also in Im- perial County, Calif.). ARKANSAS Arkansas County Glllett vicinity, Arkansas Post National Me- morial, 8 miles southeast of Gillett on Arkansas 1 and 169. Benton County Pea Ridge, Pea Ridge National Military Park. Carroll County Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs Historic Dis- trict, enclosed by a rectangle, the coordi- nates of which are on the northwest corner latitude 3624'42" N., longitude 93*44'54" W., on the northeast corner latitude 36- 24'42" N., longitude 9343'42" W., on the southeast corner latitude 36'23'30" N., longitude 93'43'42" W., and on the south- west corner latitude 36'23'30" N., longi- tude 93'44'54" W. Cleveland County Fordyce vicinity, Mark's Mill Battlefield Park, intersection of Arkansas 8 and 97. Cross County Parkin vicinity, *Parkin Indian Mound, north edge of Parkin. Grant County Leola vicinity, Jenkin's Ferry Battleground State Park, northeast of Leola on Arkansas 46. Jackson County Jacksonport, Jacksonport State Park, lo- cated between Avenue, Main, and Dillard Streets, and the White River. Lawrence County Powhatan, Powhatan Courthouse. Mississippi County Wilson, *Nodena Site, south edge of Wilson. Ouachita County Chidester vicinity, Poison Spring State Park, E1/2NE4 sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 19 W. Pope County Pottsville, Potts' Inn, Main and Center Streets. Pulaski County Little Rock, The Little Rock, on the south bank of the Arkansas River at the foot of Rock Street. Little Rock, Mount Holly Cemetery, 12th Street and Broadway. Little Rock, Old Statehouse, 300 West Mark- ham Street. Little Rock, The Tavern, Arkansas Territorial Restoration, 214 East Third Street. Little Rock, U.S. Arsenal Building, Mac- Arthur Park, Ninth and Commerce Streets. Little Rock, Villa Marre (Angelo Marre House), 1321 Scott Street. Mabelvale vicinity, Ten Mile House (Stage- coach House), north of Mabelvale on Arkansas 5. Sebastian County Fort Smith, Clayton, W. H. H., Home, 514 North Sixth Street. Fort Smith, Fort Smith National Historic Site. Washington County Fayetteville, Old Main, University of Arkan- sas, Arkansas Avenue. Fayetteville, Stone House, 207 Center Street. Prairie Grove, Prairie Grove Battlefield Park, within a triangle formed by North Road on the northwest and U.S. 62 on the south. CALIFORNIA Alameda County Berkeley, *Room 307, Gilman Hall, University of California, University of California campus. Oakland, *Lake Merritt Wild Duck Refuge, Lakeside Park, Grand Avenue. Oakland, *Miller (Joaquin) House, The Ab- bey, Joaquin Miller Road and Sanborn Drive. Contra Costa County Martinez, John Muir National Historic Site, 4440 Alhambra Avenue. El Dorado County Placerville vicinity, *Coloma, 7 miles north- west of Placerville on California 49. Humboldt County Eureka vicinity, *Gunther Island Site 67 (Tolowot), northeast end of Gunther Island in Humboldt Bay north of Eureka. Imperial County Winterhaven, Yuma Crossing and Associated Sites (see Yuma County, Ariz.). Inyo County China Lake vicinity, *Big and Little Petro- glyph Canyons, China Lake Naval Ord- nance Test Station. Kern County Bakersfield, *Walker Pass, 60 miles northwest of Bakersfield on California 178. Lake County Lakeport, Lake County Courthouse, 255 Nortly Main Street. Los Angeles County Long Beach, *Los Cerritos Ranch House, 4600 Virginia Road. Los Angeles, Los Angeles Central Library, 630 West 5th Street. San Fernando vicinity, *Well No. 4, Pico Canyon Oil Field, 9.6 miles north of San Fernando and west of U.S. 99. Mono County Bridgeport vicinity, *Bodie Historic District, 7 miles south of Bridgeport on U.S. 395, then 12 miles east on secondary road. Monterey County Carmel, *Carmel Mission, Rio Road. Monterey, *Larkin House, 464 Calle Princi- pal. Monterey, *Monterey Old Town Historic Dis- trict. Two districts. The southern one bounded by Dutra Street on the west, Madison Street on the east, Polk Street on the south, and Jefferson Street on the north; northern district bounded by Pa- cific Street on the west, Scott Street on the south, by Alvarado Street on the east, and Decatur Street on the north. Monterey, *old Customhouse, Calle Princi- pal at Decatur Street. Monterey, *Royal Presidio Chapel, 550 Church Street. Nevada County Truckee vicinity, *Donner Camp, 2.6 miles west of Truckee on U.S. 40. Sacramento County Sacramento, California Governor's Mansion, southwest corner of 16th and H Streets. Sacramento, *Old Sacramento Historic Dis- trict, junctions of U.S. 40, 50, 99, and California 16 and 24. Sacramento, *Pony Express Terminal (B. F. Hastings Building), 1006 Second Street. Sacramento, *Sutter's Fort, 2701 L Street. San Benito County San Juan Bautista, *Anza House, Third and Franklin Streets. San Juan Bautista, *Castro (Jose) House, south side of the Plaza. San Juan Bautista, *San Juan Bautista Plaza Historic District, beginning at the inter- section of Washington Street and Second Street, northwest along Second to Mari- posa Street, northeast along Mariposa to First Street, southeast on First-to Wash- ington Street, southwest on Washington to Second Street. - San Diego County Camp Joseph H. Pdndleton, *Las Flores Adobe, Stuart Mesa Road, about 7 miles north of its junction with Vandergrift Boulevard. Oceanside vicinity, *San Luis Rey Mission Church, 4 miles east of Oceanside on Cali- fornia 76. San Diego, *Estudillo House, 4000 Mason Street. San Diego, *Old Mission Dam, north side of Mission Street-Gorge Road. San Diego, *San Diego Presidio, Presidio Park. San Diego, *Star of India, San Diego Embar- cadero. San Diego vicinity, Cabrillo National Monu- ment, 10 miles from San Diego off U.S. 101, near the southern tip of Point Loma. San Diego vicinity, *San Diego Mission Church, 5 miles east of Old Town San Diego on Friars Road. Spring Valley, *Bancroft (Hubert H.) Ranch House, Bancroft Drive off California 94. Vista vicinity, *Guajome Ranch House, 2.5 miles northeast of Vista. Warner Springs vicinity, *Oak Grove Butter- field Stage Station, 13 miles northwest of Warner Springs on California 79. Warner Springs vicinity, *Warner's Ranch, 4 miles south of Warner Springs on sec- ondary road. San Francisco County San Francisco, *C. A. Thayer, San Francisco Maritime State Historic Park. San Francisco, *Flood (James C.) Mansion, California and Mason Streets. San Francisco, *Old United States Mint, Fifth and Mission Streets. San Francisco, The Presidio, northern tip of San Francisco Peninsula on U.S. 101 and Interstate 480. San Francisco, *San Francisco Cable Cars. San Mateo County Belmont, *Ralston (William C.) Home, Col- lege of Notre Dame campus. San Bruno vicinity, *San Francisco Bay Dis- covery, Site, 4 miles west of San Bruno via Skyline Drive and Sneath Lane. Santa Barbara County Lompoc vicinity, *La Purisimg Mission, 4 miles east of Lompoc. Los Alamos vicinity, *Los Alamos Ranch House, 3 miles west of Los Alamos on old U.S. 101. Santa Barbara, *Santa Barbara Mission, 2201 Laguna Street. Santa Barbara, *Vhay House, 835 Laguna Street. Santa Clara County Gilroy vicinity, *Norris (Frank) Cabin, 10 'miles west of Gilroy via California 152 and secondary roads. San Jose vicinity, *New Almaden, 14 miles south of San Jose on County Route G8. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 Siskiyou County Dorris vicinity, *Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, Lower Klamath Lake, east of Dorris (also in Klamath County, Oreg.). Sonoma County Fort Ross vicinity, *Fort Ross, north of Fort Ross on California 1, Fort Ross State His- torical Monument. Fort Ross vicinity, 'Fort Ross Chapel, north of Fort Ross on California 1, Fort Ross State Historical Monument. Fort Ross vicinity, *Fort Ross Commander's House, north of Fort Ross on California 1, Fort Ross State Historical Monument. Glen Ellen vicinity, *London (Jack) Ranch, 0.4 mile west of Glen Ellen, Jack London Historical State Park. Petaluma vicinity, *Petaluma Adobe, 4 miles east of Petaluma on Casa Grande Road. Santa Rosa, *Burbank (Luther) House and Garden, 200 block Santa Rosa Avenue. Sonoma, *Sonoma Plaza, center of Sonoma. Tuolumne County Sonora vicinity, *Columbia Historic District, 4 miles northwest of Sonora on Califor- nia 49. Yolo County Broderick, *First Pacific Coast Salmon Can- nery Site, on the Sacramento River, op- posite the foot of K Street, in the city of Sacramento. COLORADO Arapahoe County Strasburg vicinity, Comanche Crossing of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, on the Union Pacific Railroad tracks east of the Stras- burg depot. Archuleta County Chimney Rock vicinity, Chimney Rock Ar- cheological Site, San Juan National Forest, 2 miles east of the Piedra River and 1.5 miles north of Colorado 151. Clear Creek County Georgetown, Hotel de Paris, Alpine Street. Georgetown, Toll House (Julius G. Pohle House), south side of town' adjacent to -Interstate 70 right-of-way. Georgetown and Silver Plume vicinity, Georgetown Loop Railroad Roadbed, be- tween the city limits of Georgetown and Silver Plume. Georgetown-Silver Plume vicinity, *George- town-Silver Plume Historic District. Conejos County Sanford vicinity, *Pike's Stockade, 4 miles east of Sanford on Colorado 136. Costillo County Fort Garland, Fort Garland, on Colorado 159, one block south of U.S. 10-160. Denver County Denver, Brown Palace Hotel, 17th Street and Tremont Place. Denver, Byers-Evans Home, 1310 Bannock Street. Denver, Constitution Hall (First National Bank Building), 1507 Blake Street. Denver, Daniels and Fisher Tower, 1101 16th Street. Denver, Emmanuel Shearith Israel Chapel (Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel), 1201 10th Street. Denver, Four Mile House, 715 South Forest Street. Denver, Governor's Mansion, 400 East Eighth Avenue. Denver, Grant-Humphreys House, 770 Penn- sylvania Street. Denver, St. Elizabeth's Church, 1062 llth Street. NOTICES Denver, Trinity United Methodist Church, East 18th Avenue and Broadway. El Paso County Colorado Springs vicinity, *Pikes Peak, 15 miles west of Colorado Springs, Pike Na-- tional Forest. Gilpin County Central City, *Central City Historic District. Jefferson County Golden vicinity, Mount Vernon House (Rob- ert W. Steele House), about 1 mile south of the Golden city limits at the junction of Interstate 70, Colorado 26, and Mount Vernon Canyon Road. La Plata County Durango, *Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, right-of-way between Durango and Silverton (also in San Juan County). Lake County Leadville, Dexter Cabin, 912 Harrison Avenue. Leadville, Healy House, 912 Harrison Avenue. Leadville, *Leadville Historic District. Larimer County Fort Collins vicinity, *Lindenmeier Site, 28 miles north of Fort Collins. Las Animas County Trinidad, Baca House and Outbuilding, 300 block of Main Street. Trinidad, Bloom (Frank G.) House, 300 block of Main Street. / Trinidad vicinity, *Raton Pass, U.S. 85-87, Colorado-New Mexico border (see Colfax County, N. Mex.). Montezuma County Cortez vicinity, Hovenweep National Monu- ment, northwest of Cortez (also in San Juan County, Utah). Cortez vicinity, Mesa Verde National Park, 10 miles east of Cortez on U.S. 160. Cortez vicinity, Yucca House National Mon- ument, 12 miles south of Cortez via U.S. 666 and secondary roads. Pleasant View vicinity, *Lowry Ruin, 30 miles northwest of Cortez via U.S. 160 and secondary road. Montrose County Montrose vicinity, Ute Memorial Site, 2 miles south of Montrose on U.S. 550. Otero County La Junta vicinity, *Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site, 8 miles east of La Junta on Colorado 104. San Juan County *Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (see La Plata County). Silverton, *Silverton Historic District. San Miguel County Telluride, *Telluride Historic District. Teller County Cripple Creek, *Cripple Creek Historic Dis- trict. Weld County Greeley, Meeker Memorial Museum, 1324 Ninth Avenue. Platteville vicinity, Fort Vasquez, on U.S. 85. CONNECTICUT Fairfield County Bridgeport, Brooks, Captain John, Senior, House, 199 Pembroke Street. Darien, *Mather (Stephen Tyng) Home, Stephen Mather Road. New Canaan, *'Rogers (John) Studio, 10 Cherry Street. 3315 Norwalk, Lockwood-Mathews Mansion, 295 West Avenue. Ridgefield, 'Remington (Frederic) House. Stamford, Hoyt-Barnum House, 13 Bedford Street. - Hartford County East Granby, Old Newgate Prison, Newgate Road. Farmington, *Stanley-Whitman House, 37 High Street. Glastonbury, Welles, Gideon, House, 37 Hebron Avenue. Hartford, *Barnard (Henry) House, 118 Main Street. Hartford, Bull (Amos) House, 350 Main Street. Hartford, Bushnell Park, bounded by Elm, Jewell, and Trinity Streets. Hartford, Cheney Building (G. Fox Build- ing), 942 Main Street. Hartford, *Colt (Samuel) Home, Armsmear, 80 Wethersfield Avenue. Hartford, *Old Statehouse, Main Street at Central Row. Hartford, Stowe, Harriet Beecher, House, 73 Forest Street. Hartford, *Twain (Mark) Home, 351 Farm- ington Avenue. Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum, 25 Athe- neum Square North. West Hartford, *Webster (Noah) Birthplace, 227 South Main Street. Wethersfield, *Buttolph-Williams House, 249 Broad Street. Wethersfield, Deane, Silas, House, 203 Main Street. Wethersfield, *Webb (Joseph) House, 211 Main Street. Windsor, Ellsworth, Oliver, Homestead (Elm- wood), 778 Palisado Avenue. Litchfield County Litchfield, *Reeve (Tapping) House and Law School, South Street. Litchfield, *Litchfield Historic District, east and west sides of North and South Streets (to rear property lines), Prospect Street to Gallows Lane, village green between East and West Streets, and structures on north- east side of the green. Middlesex County Middletown, Alsop House (Davison Art Cen- ter), 301 High Street. Middletown, Russell House, corner of Wash- ington and High Streets. Middletown, Wetmore, Seth, House (Oak Hill), northwest corner of Route 66 and Camp Road. New Haven County Derby, The Sterling Opera House, northwest corner of Fourth and Elizabeth Streets. New Haven, *Connecticut Agricultural Ex- periment Station, 123 Huntington Street. New Haven, *Connecticut Hall, Yale Univer- sity, bounded by High, Chapel, Elm, and College Streets. New Haven, *Dana (James Dwight) House, 24'Hillhouse Avenue. New Haven, *First Telephone Exchange, 741 Chapel Street. New Haven, Fort Nathan Hale, at the south- ern end of Woodward Avenue. New Haven, *Marsh (Othniel C.) House, 360 Prospect Street. New London County East Lyme, Lee, Thomas, House, southeast corner of Connecticut 156 and Giant's Neck Road. Groton, Fort Griswold, bounded by Baker Avenue, Smith Street, Park Avenue, Monu- ment Avenue, and the Thames River. Lebanon, *Trumbull (John) Birthplace, The Common. Lebanon, War Office (Captain Joseph Trum- ble Store and Office), West Town Street. Mystic, *Charles W. Morgan, Mystic Seaport. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3316 NOTICES New London, Deshon-Allyn House, 613 Wil- liams Street. New London, Hempsted, Nathaniel, House (Old Huguenot House), corner of Jay, Hempsted, Colt, and Truman Streets. New London, Hempsted, Joshua, House, 11 Hempstead Street. New London, New London County Court- house (State Courthouse), 70 Huntington Street. New London, New London Customhouse, 150 Bank Street. New London, New London Public Library, 63 Huntington Street. Norwich, Backus, Nathaniel, House, 44 Rock- well Street. Norwich, Converse House and Barn, 185 Washington Street. Norwich, East District School, 365 Washing-, ton Street. Norwich, Little Plain Historic District, the east and west sides of Broadway and Union Street to the rear property lines extending from Otis Street on the northwest to 161 Broadway and 71 Union Street on the south; the south side of Otis Street to the northeast boundary of the sixth prop- erty on that street; includes all residences around Little Plain Park and Huntington Place. Norwichtown, Bradford-Huntington House, 16 Huntington Lane. Norwichtown, Carpenter House (Red House), 55 East Town Street. Norwichtown, Carpenter, Joseph, Silversmith Shop, 71 East Town Street. Norwichtown, Charlton, Captain Richard, House, 12 Mediterranean Lane. Norwichtown, Huntington, General Jedidiah, House, 23 East Town Street. Norwichtown, Huntington, Governor Samuel, House, 34 East Town Street. Norwichtown, Turner, Dr. Philip, House, 29 West Town Street. Tolland County Coventry, Hale, Nathan, Homestead (Deacon Richard Hale House), South Street. Windham County Brooklyn, Trinity Church, east side of Church Street. Canterbury, Clark, Captain John, House (Dyer-Clark House), east side of Route 169. Canterbury, Payne, Elisha, House (Prudence Crandall House), southwest corner of the intersection of Connecticut 14 and 169. Chaplin, Witter House, Chaplin Street. Windham Center, Hunt, Dr. Chester, Office, Windham Center Road. DELAWARE Kent County Dover vicinity, *Dickinson (John) House, 5 miles southeast of Dover and 3 miles east of U.S. 113 on Kitts Hummock Road. Kenton vicinity, *Aspendale, c. 1 mile west of Kenton on Delaware 300. New Castle County New Castle, *New Castle Historic District, bordered by Harmony Street, The Strand, Third Street, and Delaware Street. Odessa, *Corbit-Sharp House, southwest cor- ner of Main and Second Streets.- Wilmington, Dingee, Jacob, House, 105 East Seventh Street. Wilmington, Dingee, Obadiah, House, 107 East Seventh Street. Wilmington, Ferris, Zachariah, House, 414 West Second Street. Wilmington, *Fort Christina, East Seventh Street and the Christina River, Fort Chris- tina State Park. Wilmington, *Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church, Seventh and Church Streets. Wilmington, Mendenhall, Captain Thomas, House, 205 East Front Street. Wilmington vicinity, *Elextherian Mills, north of Wilmington on Delaware 141 at Brandywine Creek Bridge. Sussex County Lewes, Maull House, 542 Pilottown Road. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington Adas. Israel Synagogue, 619 Sixth Street NW. *Administration Building, Carnegie Institu- tion of Washington, 1530 P Street NW. *American National Red Cross, 17th and D Streets NW. *Army Medical Museum changed to Medical Museum (temporarily closed, will reopen in early 1971), Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Arts Club of Washington, 2017 I Street NW. Battleground National Cemetery, 6625 Geor- gia Avenue NW. Central Public Library, Mount Vernon Square, 8th and K Streets. *Chapel Hall, Gallaudet College, Florida Ave- nue and Seventh Street NE. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (see Allegany County, Md.). Christ Church, 620 G Street SE. *City Hall (District Courthouse), Fourth and E Streets NW. Congressional Cemetery, 1801 E Street SE. *Decatur House, 748 Jackson Place NW. Executive Office Building, southeast corner, Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street NW. Folger Shakespeare Library, 201 East Capitol Street SE. Ford's Theatre (Lincoln Museum), 10th Street NW. between E and F Streets. Frederick Douglass Home National Memorial, 1411 W Street SE. Freer Gallery of Art, 12th Street and Jeffer- son Drive SW. *Georgetown Historic District. Heurich (Christian) Mansion, 1307 New Hampshire Avenue NW. House Where Lincoln Died National Me- morial, 516 10th Street NW. Jefferson Memorial, south bank of the Tidal Basin. *Lafayette Square Historic District, includes those buildings fronting on H Street, Jack- son Place, Madison Place, and Pennsyl- vania Avenue. Lincoln Memorial, West Potomac Park. The Lindens, 2401 Kalorama Road NW. *Octagon House, 1741 New York Avenue NW. *Old Naval Observatory, 23d and E Streets NW. *Old Patent Office, F Street between Seventh and Ninth Streets NW. Pan American Union, 17th Street between C Street and Constitution Avenue NW. Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site. Pension Building, F and G Streets between Fourth and Fifth Streets. *Philadelphia (Gundelo), Smithsonian Insti- tution, Museum of History and Technology, 14th Street and Constitution Avenue NW. Pierce Mill, Rock Creek Park, northwest corner of Tilden Street and Beach Drive NW. Renwick Museum, northeast corner of Penn- sylvania Avenue and 17th Street NW. *Richards (Zalmon) House, 1301 Corcoran Street NW. Rhodes Tavern (Hotel), 601-3 14th Street and 1431 F Street NW. *St. John's Episcopal Church, 16th and H Streets NW. *Smithsonian Building, Jefferson Drive at 10th Street SW. Tariff Commission Building, E and F Streets between Seventh and Eighth Streets NW. *Tudor Place, 1644 31st Street NW. Union Station, Massachusetts and Delaware Avenues NW. Washington Monument, The Mall between 14th and 17th Streets. *Wilson (Woodrow) House, 2340 S Street NW. Winder Building, 604 17th Street NW (north- west corner 17th and F Streets). FLORIDA Alachua County Cross Creek, Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan, House, Florida 325, 0.25 mile south of the creek. Citrus County Crystal River vicinity, Crystal River Inditnz Mounds, northwest of Crystal River on U.S. 19-98. Old Homosassa, Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins, Florida 480. Collier County Naples vicinity, Everglades and Seminole Indian Reservations, U.S. 41, 17 miles south of Naples. Columbia County Olustee vicinity, Olustee Battlefield, 2 miles east of Olustee on U.S. 90. Dade County Miami, Viscaya (James Deering Estate), 3251 South Miami Avenue. Miami vicinity, Cape Florida Lighthouse, off U.S. 1 on Key Biscayne. Duval County Jacksonville, Kingsley Plantation, Florida AIA. Jacksonville vicinity, Fort Caroline National Memorial, 10 miles east of Jacksonville. New Berlin, Yellow Bluff Fort, Florida 105. Escambia County Pensacola, *Fort San Carlos de Barrancas, U.S. Naval Air Station. Pensacola, Pensacola Historic District, the historic district is within the area bounded by the following streets: beginning at the intersection of Gimble Street and Pen- sacola Bay, west on Gimble to Barracks; north on Barracks to Main; west on Main to a point 82.5 feet west of Palafox, then north to Zarragossa; east on Zarragossa to Palafox; north on Palafox to Government; east on Government to Jefferson; north on Jefferson to a point 172 feet north of Gov- ernment; east on this line to Tarragona; north on Tarragona to Romana; east on Romana to a point 224 feet west of Alcaniz; north on this line to Garden; east on Gar- den to Alcaniz; north on Alcaniz to Chase; east on Chase to Florida Blanca; south on Florida Blanca to Romana; east on Ro- mana to Ninth Avenue; south on Ninth to Pensacola Bay and along the shoreline to the starting point. Pensacola, *Pza Ferdinand VII, Palafox Street between Government and Zarragossa Streets. Pensacola Beach vicinity, Fort Pickens, U.S. 98 west of Pensacola Beach. Flagler County Bunnell vicinity, Bulow Plantation Ruins, southeast of Bunnell off Florida S-5A. Indian River County Sebastian vicinity, *Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, east of Sebastian in the Indian River. Sebastian vicinity, Site of Salvors Camp for Spanish Wrecks (1715), between the town of Sebastian and Sebastian Inlet on the Atlantic Oceanm Lee County Fort Myers Beach vicinity, Mound Key, south of Fort Myers Beach in Koreshan State Park, on Estero Bay. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES Leon County Tallahassee vicinity, *San Luis de Apalache, 2 miles west of Tallahassee on U.S. 90. Woodville vicinity, Natural Bridge Battlefield, 6 miles east of Woodville on U.S. 319. Manatee County Bradenton vicinity, De Soto National Me- morial, 5 miles west of Bradenton. Ellenton, Gamble Mansion (Judah P. Ben- jamin Memorial), U.S. 301. Terre Cela Island, Madira Bickel Mound, U.S. 19. Monroe County Key West, *Hem7ingway (Ernest) House, 907 Whitehead Street. Dry Tortugas Islands, Fort Jefferson National Monument, 68 miles west of Key West in the Gulf of Mexico. Okaloosa County Fort Walton Beach, *Fort Walton Mound, U.S. 98. Okeechobee County Okeechobee vicinity, *Okeechobee Battlefield, 4 miles southeast of Okeechobee on U.S. 441. Pinellas County Safety Harbor vicinity, *Safety Harbor Site, Philippe Park, 1 mile northeast of Safety Harbor. St. Johns County St. Augustine, Castillo de San Marcos Na- tional Monument, 1 Castillo Drive. St. Augustine, *Cathedral of St. Augustine, Cathedral Street between Charlotte and St. Georges Streets. St. Augustine, *Llambias House, 31 St. Francis Street. St. Augustine, *Oldest House, 14 St. Francis Street. St. Augustine, St. Augustine Historic District, bounded on the north by Orange Street east to San Marcos Avenue; thence north- west along San Marcos to the northern boundary of Castillo de San Marcos, which is the northern district boundary; bounded on the east by the Matanzas River; the southern boundary is a line parallel to and 225 feet south of St. Francis Street extend- ing west to the intersection with Cordova Street; thence north on Cordova Street to Bridge Street; west on Bridge to Grenada Street; north on Grenada to King Street; west on King to Seville Street; north on Seville to Valencia Street; east on Valencia to Cordova, and north on Cordova to Orange. St. Augustine vicinity, Fort Matanzas Na- tional Monument, 15 miles south of St. Augustine. St. Augustine Beach, Spanish Coquina Quar. ries, Florida AIA, Anastasia State Park. Volusia County New Smyrna Beach, New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins, U.S. 1. New Smyrna Beach vicinity, Turtle Mound, Florida AIA, 9 miles south of New Smyrna Beach. Ormond Beach, Ormond Garage, 79 East Granada Avenue. Wakulla County St. Marks, *Fort San Marcos de Apalache, 30 miles south of Tallahassee on U.S. 319 and Florida 363. GEORGIA Baldwin County Milledgeville, Atkinson Hall, Georgia College, Georgia College campus. Milledgeville, Old Governor's Mansion, South Clark Street. Milledgeville, Old State Capitol, West Han- cock and Jefferson Streets. Barrow County Winder vicinity, Fort Yargo, Fort Yargo State Park, Georgia 81. Bartow County Cartersville vicinity, *Etowah Mounds, 3 miles south of Cartersville on Georgia 61. Bibb County Macon, Grand Opera House (Academy of Music), 651 Mulberry Street. Macon, Ocmulgee National Monument. Bryan County Richmond Hill vicinity, Fort McAllister, 10 miles east of U.S. 17. Carroll County Carrollton, Bonner-Sharp-Gunn House, West Georgia College campus. Catoosa County Chattanooga, Tenn., vicinity, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, 9 miles south of Chattanooga on U.S. 27 (also in Hamilton County, Tenn.). Chatham County Savannah, Central of Georgia Railway Com- pany Shop Property, between West Jones Street and Louisville Road. Savannah, *Low (Juliette Gordon) Birth- place, 10 Oglethorpe Avenue East. Savannah, *Savannah Historic District, bounded by East Broad, Gwinnett, West Broad Streets, and the Savannah River. Savannah, Scarbrough, William, House, 41 West Broad Street. Savannah vicinity, Fort Jackson, Islands Expressway, 3 miles east of Savannah on the Savannah River. Savannah vicinity, Fort Pulaski National Monument, 17 miles east of Savannah, Cockspur Island. Clarke County Athens, Academic Building, University of Georgia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Bishop House, Jackson Street, Uni- versity of Georgia campus. Athens, Chapel, University of Georgia, Uni- versity of Georgia campus. Athens, Demosthenian Hall, University of Georgia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Lustrat House, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Moore Hall, University of Georgia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Old College, University of Georgia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Old Lucy Cobb Institute Dormitory, University of Georgia, University of Geor- gia campus. Athens, Phi Kappa Hall, University of Geor- gia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, President's House, 570 Prince Street. Athens, Waddel Hall, University of Georgia, University of Georgia campus. Athens, Wilkins House, 387 South Milledge Avenue. Athens, Wilson-Lumpkin-Hall House, Uni- versity of Georgia campus. Cobb County Marietta vicinity, Kennesaw Mountain Na- tional Battlefield Park, 2 miles west of Marietta. Columbia County Augusta vicinity, *Stallings Island, 8 miles northwest of Augusta in the Savannah River. Early County Blakely vicinity, *Kolomoki Mounds, 8 miles north of Blakely on U.S. 27, Kolomoki Mounds State Park. 3:317 Fulton County Atlanta, Cyclorama of the Battle of Atlanta, Cherokee Avenue, Grant Park. Atlanta, *Harris (Joel Chandler) House, 1050 Gordon Street SW. Atlanta, Smith, Tullie, House, 3099 Andrews Drive NW. Atlanta, State Capitol, Capitol Square. Glynn County Brunswick vicinity, Fort Frederica National Monument, 12 miles north of Brunswick. Gordon County Calhoun vicinity, Nenw Echota, north of Cal- houn on Georgia 225. Grady County Beachton vicinity, Susina Plantation (Cedar Grove), 1.5 miles west of Beachton on Me- ridian Road. Hancock County Jtwell vicinity, Shivers-Simpson House (Rock Mill), Mayfield Road, on the Ogee- chee River. Jackson County Jefferson, Crawford W. Long Medical Mu- seum, U.S. 129. Liberty County Midway vicinity, Fort Morris, c. 10 miles east of Midway off Georgia 38 near the old town of Sunbury. South Newport vicinity, *St. Catherine's Island, 10 miles off the Georgia coast be- tween St. Catherine's Sound and Sapelo Sound. Lumpkin County Dahlonega, Dahlonega Courthouse, U.S. 19. McIntosh County Darien vicinity, Fort. King George, east of U.S. 17. Macon County Andersonville vicinity, *Andersonville Prison Site, 1 mile east of Andersonville on Georgia 49 (also in Sumter County). Murray County Chatsworth vicinity, Fort Mountain, Fort Mountain State Park, U.S. 76. Spring Place, Vann House, intersection of U.S. 76 and Ga. 225. Muscogee County Columbus, Columbus Historic District, bounded by Ninth Street on the north, Fourth Street on the south, Fourth Ave- nue on the east, and the Chattahoochee River on the west. Columbus, Columbus Iron Works, 901 Front Avenue. Columbus, Goetchius-Wellborn House, 405 Broadway. Columbus, Gunboats Muscogee and Chatta- hoochee, Fourth Street, west of U.S. 27. Columbus, Joseph House, 828 Broadway. Columbus, Octagon House, 527 First Avenue. Columbus, Walker-Peters-Langdon House, 716 Broadway. Columbus, Wells-Bagley House, 22 Sixth Street. Oconee County Watkinsville, Eagle Tavern, intersection of U.S. 129 and 441. Richmond County Augusta, Mackay House, 1822 Broad Street. Stephens County Toccoa vicinity, *Traveler's Rest, 6 miles east of Toccoa on U.S. 123. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 No. 35-Pt. II--2 3318 Sumter County *Andersonville Prison Site (see Macon County). Taliaferro County Crawfordville, Liberty Hall, Alexander Ste- phens Memorial Park, U.S. 278. Thomas County Thomasville, Brandon, Dr. David, House (Hayes House), 329 North Broad Street. Thomasville, Bryan, Hardy, House (Cater House), 312 North Broad Street. Thomasville, Jeffries House (Augustine Han- sell House), 429 South Hansell Street. Thomasville, Mitchell House (Munro House), 737 Remington Avenue. Thomasville, Park Front (Frances Stone House), 711 South Hansell Street. Thomasville, Ponder, Epraim, House, 324 North Dawson Street. Thomasville, Scarborough House (C. W. Lap- ham House), 626 North Dawson Street. Thomasville, Thomas County Courthouse, North Broad Street. Thomasville, Wright House, 415 Fletcher Street. White County Cleveland, Old White County Courthouse. Wilkes County Washington, Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum, intersection of U.S. 78 and 378. HAWAII Hawaii County Hilo vicinity, Island of Hawaii, *Mauna Kea Adz Quarry, 25 miles northwest of Hilo via mountain trail. Hoca vicinity, Island of Hawaii, *Mookini Heiau, northern tip of Hawaii, 1 mile west of Upolu Point Airport. Kailua-Kona, Island of Hawaii, *Kamaka- honu, Residence of King Kamehameha I, on the northwest edge of Kallua Bay, north and west of Kallua Wharf. Kailua-Kona vicinity, Island of Hawaii, City of Refuge National Historical Park, 20 miles south of Kailua-Kona. Kailua-Kona vicinity, Island of Hawaii, *Ho- nokohau Settlement, Honokohau Bay, just north of Kailua-Kona. Kawaihae vicinity, Island of Hawaii, *Puu- kohola Heiau, north end of Hawaii off Hawaii 26, about 1 mile southeast of Kawaihae. Keauhou, Island of Hawaii, *Keauhou Holua Slide, east of Hawaii 18. Naalehu vicinity, Island of Hawaii, *South Point Complex, South Cape, southern tip of Hawaii, Kau District. Honolulu County Haleiwa vicinity, Island of Oahu, *Puu o Ma- huka Heiau, 4 miles northeast of Haleiwa on Hawaii 83, overlooking Waimea Bay. Honolulu, Island of Oahu, *Iolani Palace, 364 South King Street. Honolulu, Island of Oahu, *Kawaiahao Church and Mission Houses, 957 Punch- bowl Street and 533 South King Street. Kaneohe vicinity, Island of Oahu, *Huilua Fishpond, on Kahana Bay, 13 miles north of Kaneohe on Hawaii 83, adjacent to Kahana Bay State Park. Pearl City vicinity, Island of Oahu, *U.S. Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, 3 miles south of Pearl City on Hawaii 73. Kauai County Koloa, Island of Kaual, *Old Sugar Mill of Koloa. WalluW vicinity, Island of Kaual, *Wailua Complex of Heiaus, east coast of Kauai at the mouth of the Wallua River, Lihue District. NOTICES Waimea, Island of Kauai, *Cook Landing Site, 2 miles southwest of Hawaii 50. Waimea vicinity, Island of Kauai, Russian Fort, on Hawaii 50, 200 yards southwest of the bridge over the Waimea River. Maui County Hana vicinity, Island of Maul, *Piilanihale Heiau, 4 miles north of Hana, at the mouth of Honomaele Gulch near Kalahu Point. Kaupo vicinity, Island of Maui, *Loaloa Heiau, southeast coast of Maui on Hawaii 31, about 0.25 mile north of Kaupo. Lahalna, Island of Maui, *Lahaina Historic District, west side of Mauli on Hawaii 30. Lanai City vicinity, Island of Lanai, *Kau- nolu Village Site, on Kaunolu Bay, on the southwest cape of the Island of Lanai. Ualapue vicinity, Island of Molokal, *Hoku- kano-Ualapue Complex, along Hawaii 45. IDAHO Ada County Boise, *Assay Office, 210 Main Street. Boise, Moore-DeLamar House, 807 Grove Street. Bannock County Fort Hall vicinity, *Fort Hall, 11 miles west of Fort Hall, Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Butte County Arco vicinity, *Experimental Breeder Reactor No. 1, National Reactor Testing Station. Cassia County Almo vicinity, *City of Rocks, City of Rocks State Park. Clearwater County Lolo Hot Springs vicinity, *Lolo Trail, paral- lel to, U.S. 12 on ridges of Bitterroot Moun. tains, from Lolo Pass to Weippe (also in Idaho County and in Missoula County, Mont.). Spalding (park headquarters), Nez Perce National Historical Park, within an area 90 miles south and 150 miles east of Spald- ing (also in Idaho, Lewis, and Nez Perce counties). Weippe vicinity, *Weippe Prairie, south of Weippe and Idaho 11. Idaho County *Lolo Trail (see Clearwater County). Nez Perce National Historical Park (see Clearwater County). Kootenai County Cataldo, *Cataldo Mission, off U.S. 10. Lemhi County Tendoy vicinity, *Lemhi Pass, 12 miles east of Tendoy off Idaho 28 (also In Beaverhead County, Mont.). Lewis County Nez Perce National Historical Park (see Clearwater County). Nez Perce County Nez Perce National Historical Park (see Clearwater County). ILLINOIS Adams County Quincy, Wood (John) Mansion, 425 South 12th Street. Alexander County Cairo, Magnolia Manor, 2700 Washington Avenue. Champaign County Urbana, Altgeld Hall, University of Illinois, University of Illinois campus, Wright and John Streets. Urbana, *Morrow Plots, University of Illinois, Gregory Drive at Matthew Avenue. Cook County Chicago, Auditorium Building, Roosevelt University, Michigan Avenue at Congress Street. Chicago, Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 1 South State Street. Chicago, Charnley (James) House, 1365 North Astor Street. Chicago, Chicago Stock Exchange Building, 30 North La Salle Street. Chicago, Glessner (John J.) House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue. Chicago, *Hull House, the University of Illi- nois, Chicago Circle, 800 South Halstead Street. Chicago, Leiter I Building, 200-208 West Monroe Street. Chicago, McClurg Building, 218 South Wabash Avenue. Chicago, Madlener, Albert F., House, 4 West Burton. Chicago, Monadnock Building, 53 West Jack- son Boulevard. Chicago, Pullman Historic District, bounded on the north by 103rd Street, on the east by C.S.S. and S.B. Railroad spur tracks, on the south by 115th Street, and on the west by Cottage Grove Avenue. Chicago, Reliance Building, 32 North State Street. Chicago, *Robie (Frederick C.) House, The University of Chicago, 5757 South Wood- lawn Avenue. Chicago, Rookery Building, 209 South La Salle Street. Chicago, *Room 405, George Herbert Jones Laboratory, The University of Chicago, S. Ellis Avenue between East 57th and 59th Streets. Chicago, *Site of First Self-sustaining Nu- clear Reaction, The University of Chicago, South Ellis Avenue between East 56th and 57th Streets. Chicago, *Taft (Lorado) Midway Studios, The University of Chicago, 6016 South Ingleside Avenue. Evanston, *Willard (Frances) House, 1730 Chicago Avenue. Forest View, Chicago Portage National His- toric Site, Forest Preserve District, north- west corner of South Harlem Avenue at the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. Oak Park, Gale (Mrs. Thomas H.) House, 6 Elizabeth Court. Oak Park, Unity Temple, 875 Lake Street. River Forest, Drummond (William E.) House, 559 Edgewood Place. River Forest, Winslow (WilliL H.) House and Stable, 515 Auvergne Place. Riverside, *Riverside Landscape Architec- tural District, bounded on the north by 26th Street, on the east by Harlem Avenue, on the south by Ogden Avenue and the south bank of the Des Plaines River, and on the west by Forbes Road. Winnetka, *Lloyd (Henry Demarest) Home, The Wayside, 830 Sheridan Road. Hancock County Nauvoo, *Nauvoo Historic District. Henry County Bishop Hill, Bishop Hill Historic District, bounded on the north by the South Branch of the Edwards River, then south in a straight line along Jacobson Street to Ber- lang Street; west on Berlang to Erickson Street; south on Erickson to the south edge of. the corporate line; westward along the corporate line to Johnson Street; north on Johnson to Knox Street; west on Knox to Kronberg Street; north on Kronberg to Hedeen Street; east of Hedeen to Olson Street; north on Olson to Front Street; east on Front Street to Park Street; north FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES on Park to River Street; east on River to an extension of Johnson Street, then north to the river. Jo Daviess County Galena, Galena Historic District, that part of the city of Galena recorded as the city limits on March 28, 1838, and all sub- divisions added to the city prior to De- cember 31, 1859. Galena, *Grant (Ulysses S.) Home, 511 Bou- thilier Street. Knox County Galesburg, *Old Main, Knox College, Knox College campus. La Salle County Ottawa vicinity, *Old Kaskaskia Village, 4 miles west of Ottawa on U.S. 6. Ottawa vicinity, *Starved Rock, 6 miles from Ottawa on Illinois 71, Starved Rock State Park. Madison County Collinsville vicinity, *Cahokia Mounds, 7850 Collinsville Road, Cahokia Mounds State Park. Massac County Brookport vicinity, *Kincaid Site, east of Brookport (n the Ohio River (also in Pope County). Ogle County Grand Detour, *Deere (John) Home and Shop. Rock Island County Rock Island, Rock Island Arsenal, Island of Rock Island. Pope County *Kincaid Site (see Massac County). Randolph County Ellis Grove vicinity, *Menard (Pierre) House, Fort Kaskaskia State Park. Modoc vicinity, *Modoc Rockshelter, 2 miles north of Modoc. Prairie du Rocher vicinity, "Fort de Chartres, terminus of Illinois 155, west of Prairie du Rocher, Fort Chartres State Park. St. Clair County Cahokia, *Church of the Holy Family, East First Street. East St. Louis, *Eads Bridge, spanning the Mississippi River (see St. Louis, Mo.). Sangamon County Springfield, Edwards Place, 700 North Fourth Street. Springfield, *Lincoln (Abraham) Home, Eighth and Jackson Streets, Lincoln Home State Memorial. Springfield, *Lincoln Tomb, Oak Ridge Cemetery. Springfield, *Old State Capitol, bounded by Fifth, Sixth, Adams, and Washington Streets. Will County Joliet vicinity, *Illinois and Michigan Canal (Locks and Towpath), 7 miles southwest of Joliet on U.S. 6, Channahon State Park. INDIANA Knox County Vincennes, George Rogers Clark National His- torical Park. Vincennes, *Harrison (William Henry) Home, Grouseland, 3 West Scott Street. Marion County Indianapolis, Allison Mansion, 3200 Cold Spring Road. Indianapolis, *Harrison (Benjamin) Home, 1204 North Delaware Street. Indianapolis, Military Park, bounded on the west by Blackford Street, on the north by New York Street, on the east by West Street, and on the south by the canal. Indianapolis, *Riley (James Whitcomb) House, 528 Lockerble Street. Porter County Porter vicinity, *Bailly (Joseph) Homestead, 0.5 mile west of Porter on U.S. 20. Posey County New Harmony, *New Harmony Historic Dis- trict, Main Street between Granary and Church Streets. St. Joseph County South Bend, Old Courthouse (Second St. Joseph County Courthouse), 112 South Lafayette Road. Spencer County Lincoln City, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial. Tippecanoe County Lafayette vicinity, Fort Ouiatenon, SEi/4 SEV4 sec. 28, T. 23 N., R. 5 W. Lafayette vicinity, *Tippecanoe Battlefield, 7 miles northeast of Lafayette on Indiana 225. Vanderburgh County Evansville, Former Vanderburghl County Sheriff's Residence, Fourth Street between Vine and Court Streets. Evansville, Old Vanderburgh County Court- house, entire block bounded by Vine, Fourth, Court and Fifth Streets. Evansville vicinity, *Angel Mounds, east of Evansville, Angel Mounds State Memorial. Vigo County Terre Haute, *Debs (Eugene V.), Home, 451 North Eighth Street. Wayne County Fountain City, *Coffin (Levi) House, 115 North Main Street. IOWA Allamakee County Marquette vicinity, Effigy Mounds National Monument, 3 miles north of Marquette on Iowa 13 (also in Clayton County). Cedar County West Branch, Herbert Hoover National His- toric Site. Cherokee County Cherokee vicinity, *Phipps Site, 3 miles north of Cherokee. Clayton County Effigy Mounds National Monument (see Allamakee County). Iowa County Middle Amana, *Amana Villages, northeast- ern Iowa County. Louisa County Toolesboro vicinity, *Toolesboro Mound Group, north of Toolesboro. Lyon County Sioux Falls vicinity, *Blood Run Site, south of Sioux Falls at the junction of Blood Run Creek and the Big Sioux River (also in Lincoln County, S. Dak.). O'Brien County Sutherland vicinity, *Indian Village Site (Wittrock Area), 3 miles east of Suther- land. Pottawattamie County Council Bluffs, *Dodge (Grenville M.) House, 605 South Third Street. 3319 Story County Ames, *Knapp-Wilson House, The Farm House, Iowa State University campus. Woodbury County Sioux City, *Sergeant Floyd Monument, Glenn Avenue and Lewis Road. KANSAS Barber County Medicine Lodge vicinity, *Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty Site, just south and east of Medicine Lodge. Bourbon County Fort Scott, *Fort Scott. Doniphan County Highland vicinity, Iowa, Sac, and Fox Pres- byterian Mission (Highland Presbyterian Mission), 1.5 miles east of Highland on U.S. 36 and 0.2 mile north on K-136. Douglas County Lawrence, *Haskell Institute. Ford County Dodge City vicinity, *Santa Fe Trail Re- mains, 9 miles west of Dodge City on U.S. 50. Geary County Junction City vicinity, First Territorial Cap- itol, on K-18 in Fort Riley Military Reservation. Grant County Ulysses vicinity, *Wagon Bed Springs, 12 miles south of Ulysses on U.S. 270. Harvey County Newton, Warkentin House, 211 East First Street. Newton, Warkentin Mill, Third and Main Streets. Johnson County Fairway, *Shawnee Mission, 53rd Street at Mission Road. Leavenworth County Leavenworth, *Fort Leavenworth. Morris County Council Grove, *Council Grove Historic Dis- trict. Pawnee County Lamed vicinity, Fort Larned National His- toric Site, 5 miles west of Lamed. Rice County Geneseo vicinity, *Tobias-Thompson GCom- plex, 4 miles southeast of Geneseo. Saline County Salina vicinity, *Whiteford (Price) Site, 3 miles east of Salina. Scott County Scott City vicinity, *El Cuartelejo, 12 miles north of Scott City, Scott County State Park. Washington County Hanover vicinity, *Hollenberg (Cottonwood) Pony Express Station, 1.5 miles east of Hanover on a secondary road. KENTUCKY Bell County Middlesboro vicinity, Cumberland Gap Na- tional Historical Park (also in Claiborne County, Tenn., and Lee County, Va.). Boyle County Danville, *Jacobs Hall, Kentucky School for the Deaf, South Third Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3320 Danville, *McDowell (Dr. Ephraim) House, 125-27 South Second Street. Perryville vicinity, *Perryville Battlefield, west of Perryville on U.S. 150. Fayette County Lexington, *Clay (Henry) Home, Ashland, 2 miles southeast of Lexington on Richmond Road. Lexington, *Old Morrison, Transylvania Col- lege, West Third Street between Upper Street and Broadway. Lexington, West High Street Historic Dis- trict, now consists only of the Rev. Adam Rankin House (215 West High Street), Wil- liam Bowman House (125 West High Street), Dr. John C. and Samuel B. Rich- ardson House (129 West High Street), and the John Leiby House (133 West High Street). Jefferson County Louisville, Old Central High School Building (Medical Institute Building, University of Louisville), southwest corner of Eighth and Chestnut Streets. Louisville, *Taylor (Zachary) House, Spring- field, 5608 Apache Road. Kenton County Covington, *Beard (Daniel Carter) Boyhood Home, 322 East Third Street. Larue County Hodgenville vicinity, Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site, 3 miles south of Hodgenville. Logan County Adairville vicinity, Savage Cave Archeological Site, about 1 mile east of Adairville on Kentucky 591. Mason County Washington, Washington Historic District, corporate limits of the city of Washington in 1969. Ohio County Paradise vicinity, *Indian Knoll, 0.5 mile upstream from Paradise ferry landing on the Green River. LOUISIANA Avoyelles Parish Marksville vicinity, *Marksville Prehistoric Indian Site, Marksville Prehistoric Indian Park State Monument. Orleans Parish New Orleans, *The Cabildo, Jackson Square, Chartres Street, and St. Peter Street. New Orleans, *Cable (George Washington) House, 1313 Eighth Street. New Orleans, *Girod (Nicholas) House, 500 Chartres Street. New Orleans, *Jackson Square (Place d'Armes), bounded by Decatur, St. Peter, St. Ann, and Chartres Streets. New Orleans, *Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, 941 Bourbon Street. New Orleans, *Madame John's Legacy, 632 Dumaine Street. New Orleans, *Old Ursuline Convent, 1114 Chartres Street. New Orleans, *The Presbyttre, 713 Chartres Street. New Orleans, *Vieux Carrd Historic District, bounded by the Mississippi River, Rampart Street, Canal Street, and Esplanade Avenue. Plaquemines Parish Phoenix vicinity, *Fort de la Boulaye Site, near Phoenix on the Mississippi River, near Louisiana 50. Triumph. vicinity, *Fort Jackson, 2.5 miles southeast of Triumph on Louisiana 23, on the west bank of the Mississippi River. NOTICES Triumph vicinity, *Fort St. Philip, 2.5 miles southeast of Triumph on Louisiana 23, on the east bank of the Mississippi River. Pointe Coupee Parish Mix vicinity, *Parlange Plantation House, at Junction of Louisiana 1 and 78. Sabine Parish Many vicinity, *Fort Jesup, 7 miles northeast of Many on Louisiana 6, Fort Jesup State Monument. St. Bernard Parish New Orleans vicinity, Chalmette National Historical Park, 6 miles south of New Orleans. St. Charles Parish Hahnville vicinity, *Homeplace Plantation House, 0.5 mile south of Hahnville Post Office on Louisiana 18. West Carroll Parish Delhi vicinity, *Poverty Point, 12 miles north of Delhi on Bayou Macon. MAINE Androscoggin County Lewiston, Hathorn Hall, Bates College, Bates College campus. Livermore, The Norlands, The Norlands Road. New Gloucester, Shaker Village, on Route 26. Aroostook County Fort Kent vicinity, Fort Kent Memorial, c. 4 mile southwest of Fort Kent off Maine 11. Littleton vicinity, Watson Settlement Bridge, across the Meduxnekeag Stream, 1 mile west of United States-Canadian border. Cumberland County Shaker Village (see Androscoggin County). Brunswick, First Parish Church, 207 Maine Street. Brunswick, *Stowe (Harriet Beecher) House, 63 Federal Street. Cape Elizabeth, Spurwink Congregational Church (South Meetinghouse), Spurwink Avenue. Freeport, Pettengill House (Captain Green- field Pote House), Wolf Neck Road. Harpswell Center, *Harpswell Meetinghouse. Harpswell vicinity, Peary (Robert E.) Home, Eagle Island. Naples vicinity, Songo Lock (Cumberland- Oxford Canal), 1 mile off Maine 114 south of Naples. Portland, McClellan-Sweat Mansion, 111 High Street. Portland, Morse-Libby Mansion, 109 Dan- forth Street. Portland, Spring Street Historic District, bounded on the northeast by a straight line along Forest Avenue (midway between Cumberland Avenue and Congress Street) across a flatiron block to Free Street, across Free Street and another block to Spring Street, then along Oak Street to High Street, across High Street and another block to Danforth Street; by Danforth Street on the southeast; by Brackett Street on the southwest; by a straight line along Pine Street to Longfellow Square, across the square to Vernon, Avon, and Henry Streets to Deering Place, and from Deering Place to Forest Avenue on the northwest. Portland, Tate House, 1270 Westbrook Street. Portland, Wadsworth-Longfellow House, 487 Congress Street. Scarborough, *Homer (Winslow) Studio, Winslow Homer Road, Prout's Neck. South Casco, Hawthorne (Nathaniel) Boy- hood Home, Hawthorne and Raymond Cape Roads. South Windham vicinity, Babb's Bridge, across the Presumpscot River, 2 miles north of South Windham. Franklin County (also in Kennebec, Sagada- hoe, and Somerset counties) Popham Beach vicinity to Coburn Gore, Arnold Trail to Quebec, along Kennebec River, through Wyman Lake and Flagstaff Lake, along Dead River and Chain of Ponds to Quebec, Canada. Farmington vicinity, Nordica Homestead, Holly Road, 0.5 mile from Route 27. Hancock County Blue Hill, Jonathan Fisher Memorial, outer Main Street (Route 15). Oastine, Gate House, corner of Court and Pleasant Streets. Castine, Fort George Memorial. Castine, Perkins (John) House, Perkins Street. East Sullivan vicinity, Wickyup (Admiral Richard E. Byrd Estate), 8 miles northeast of East Sullivan. Ellsworth, Black Mansion, West Maine Street on Route 172. Northeast Harbor, *Gilman (Daniel Coit) Summer Home, Over Edge. Kennebec County Arnold Trail to Quebec .(see Franklin County). Augusta, *Blaine (James G.) House, Capitol and State Streets. Augusta, Fort Western, Bowman Street. Augusta, Kennebec Arsenal, Arsenal Street. Hallowell, Elm Hill Farm (Merrick Cottage), Litchfield Road. Hallowell, Hallowell Historic District, bounded on the west by a line running north 3,465 feet from the intersection of Litchfield Road and Middle Street to a point 93 feet north of Winthrop Street; then by a line running directly east for 1,563 feet; thence southwest from a point 120 feet west of U.S. 201 for a distance of 750 feet to a point on Water Street; thence south along Water Street to a point 62 feet north of the intersection with Winthrop Street; thence southeast toward the Ken- nebec River for 186 feet; thence southwest 580 feet; thence northwest along an exten- sion of Union Street to Water Street; thence southwest on Water to Temple Street; northwest on Temple to a point 165 feet east of Second Street; then parallel to Second in a southwesterly direction for 1,600 feet to a point 90 feet east of the corner of Second and Litchfield Road; thence west 562 feet to the starting point. Hallowell, Row House (The Gage Block), 106-114 Second Street. Hallowell, Vaughn Homestead, Middle Street off Litchfield Road. Winslow, *Fort Halifax. Knox County Camden, The Conway House, Conway Road. Rockport, Rockport Historic Kiln Area, on Rockport harbor at the mouth of the Goose River. Thomaston vicinity, Knox (Henry) Home, Montpelier, northeast of Thomaston on Maine 131. Vicinity of Warren, Union, Appleton, and Searsmont, Georges River Canal, Upper Falls, Georges River in Warren to Union town line, extending to Quantabacook Pond In Searsmont (also in Waldo County) Vinalhaven, The Vinalhaven Galamander, Bandstand Park. Lincoln County Alna Center, Alna Meetinghouse, Maine 218. Damariscotta, Chapman-Hall House, Main and Vine Streets. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES Damariscotta vicinity, Damariscotta Oyster Shell Heaps, Damariscotta River north of Damariscotta. Dresden, Pownalborough Courthouse, Cedar Grove Road. Edgecomb, Fort Edgecomb Memorial, on Davis Island in the Sheepscot River. Pemaquid vicinity, Harrington Meeting- house, northwest of Pemaquid on Old Har- rington Road. Pemaquid Beach vicinity, Fort William Henry, northwest of Pemaquid Beach. Pemaquid Beach vicinity, Pemaquid Restora- tion and Museum, Pemaquid Point. Waldoboro vicinity, German Church and Cemetery, Maine 32, 1 mile south of Waldoboro. Wiscasset, U.S. Customhouse (Old Custom- house) and Post Office, Water Street. Wiscasset, Wiscasset Jail and Museum, Maine 218. Piscataquis County Brownville Junction vicinity, Katahdin Iron Works, 5 miles north of Brownville Junc- tion on Route 11, follow gravel road for 6 miles. Guilford vicinity, Lowe's Bridge, across the- Piscataquis River between Guilford and Sangerville. Oxford County Fryeburg vicinity, Hemlock Bridge, across the Saco River, 6 miles northeast of Fryeburg. Newry vicinity, Sunday River Bridge, across the Sunday River. South Andover, Lovejoy Bridge, across the Ellis River. Wilson Mills vicinity, Bennett Bridge, across the Magalloway River 1.25 miles south of Wilson Mills. Penobscot County Bangor, Morse Bridge, Valley Avenue, across Kenduskeag River. Kenduskeag vicinity, Robyville Bridge, across the Kenduskeag River, 2.5 miles northwest of Kenduskeag. Sagadahoo County Arnold Trail to Quebec (see Franklin County). Bath, Seguin (tugboat), Bath Marine Mu- seum. Bath, U.S. Customhouse and Post Office, 25 Front Street. Popham Beach vicinity, Fort Popham Me- morial, north of Popham Beach on Hunne- well Point. Popham Beach vicinity, Popham Colony Site, the mouth of the Kennebec River at the end of Maine 209. Somerset County Arnold Trail to Quebec' (see Franklin County). New Portland vicinity, New Portland Wire- Bridge, Wire Bridge Road, over the Carra- bassett River. Waldo County Georges River Canal (see Knox County). Prospect vicinity, Fort Knox State Park. Searsport, Penobscot Marine Museum, Church Street. Stockton Springs vicinity, Fort Pownall Me- morial, southeast of Stockton Springs on Fort Point. Washington County Columbia Falls, Ruggles House, Main Street. Eastport, Fort Sullivan, Moose Island; bar- racks, 74 Washington Street. Machiasport vicinity, Fort O'Brien (Fort Machias), south of Machiasport on second- ary road. St. Croix Junction vicinity, St. Croix Island National Monument, on the international boundary, in the St. Croix River. York County Kittery Point, *Pepperrell (Mary) House, Lady Pepperrell House, Maine 103. Kittery Point vicinity, Fort McClary, off Maine 103 near Fort McClary State Park. Porter vicinity, Porter-Parsonfield Bridge, across the Ossipee River, 0.5 mile southwest of Porter. York, Hancock (John) Warehouse, Lindsay Road. York, *Old York Gaol, 4 Lindsay Road. York vicinity, *McIntire Garrison House, 5 miles west of York on Maine 91. MARYLAND Allegany County Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (also in Frederick, Montgomery, and Washington counties, Md.; the District of Columbia; and Morgan County, W. Va.). Anne Arundel County Annapolis, *Brice House, 42 East Street. Annapolis, *Chase-Lloyd House, 22 Maryland Avenue. Annapolis, *Colonial Annapolis Historic Dis- trict, district boundaries approximate those of the city plan of 1695. Annapolis, *Hammond-Harwood House, Maryland Avenue and King Street. Annapolis, *Maryland Statehouse, State Circle. Annapolis, *U.S. Naval Academy, Maryland Avenue and Hanover Street. Annapolis, Whitehall, off St. Margaret's Road. Davidsonville vicinity, All Hallows' Church, intersection of Maryland 2, All Hallows' Church Road, and South River Club Road. Galesville vicinity, Cedar Park, 4.4 miles south of intersection of Maryland 214 and 468 and 1.5 miles north of intersection of Maryland 255 and 468. Galesville vicinity, *Tulip Hill, c. 2.5 miles west of Galesville on Owensville Road. Harwood vicinity, Larkin's Hill Farm, off Maryland 2 on Mill Swamp Road. Harwood vicinity, Larkin's Hundred, on Mill Swamp Road, 1 mile east of Maryland 2 and 0.9 mile west of Maryland 468. Harwood vicinity, Mary's Mount, 0.5 mile east of Maryland 2 and south of Mill Swamp Road. Harwood vicinity, Obligation, west side of Maryland 2, 0.2 mile south of intersection of Maryland 2 and Mill Swamp Road. Owensville vicinity, Evergreen, Sudley Road, 2 miles southeast of Maryland 255. South River vicinity, The South River Club, South River Club Road, 1 mile east of Maryland 2 and 0.4 mile west of Maryland 468. Woodland Beach vicinity, *London Town Publik House, south bank of the South River, c. 0.5 mile northeast of Woodland Beach. Baltimore (independent city) Baltimore and Ohio Transportation Museum and Mount Clare Station, Pratt and Pop- pleton Streets. U.S.F. Constellation, Pier 1, Pratt Street. Federal Hill Historic District, bounded on the east by Covington Street, on the north by Hughes Street, on the west by Charles Street, and on the south by Hamburg Street. Fells Point Historic District, bounded on the north by Aliceanna Street; on the east by Wolfe Street; on the south by the harbor; and on the west by Dallas Street. * The Flag House, 844 East Pratt Street. Fort McHenry National Monument and His- toric Shrine, Locust Point, at the eastern end of Fort Avenue. *Mount Clare, Carroll Park. Old Roman Catholic Cathedral, 401 Cathe- dral Street. 3321 Otterbein Church, 112 West Conway Street. Peale's Baltimore Museum (Municipal Mua- seum of the City of Baltimore), 225 North Holliday Street. Shot Tower, southeast corner, Fayette and Front Streets. Baltimore County Relay, *Thomas Viaduct, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, across the Patapsco River be- tween Relay and Elkridge (also in Howard County). Towson, Hampton National Historic Site, Hampton Lane, 1 mile north of Inter- state 695. Cecil County Chesapeake City, 'Old Lock Pump House, Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, U.S. 213. Frederick County Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (see Allegany County). Garrett County Grantsville vicinity, *Casselman's Bridge, Na- tional Road, east of Grantsville on U.S. 40. Howard County Ellicott City, 'Ellicott City Station. SThomas Viaduct, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (see Baltimore County). Kent County Chestertown, *Chestertoin Historic District, bounded roughly by the Chester River on the southeast, Cannon Street on the south- west, Cross Street on the northwest, and Maple Avenue on the northeast. Montgomery County Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (see Allegany County). Glen Echo, *Barton (Clara) House, 5801 Ox- ford Road. Prince Georges County Accokeek vicinity, *Accokeek Creek Site, op- posite Mount Vernon on the Potomac River, west of Piscataway Park. Accokeek vicinity, Piscataway Park, across the Potomac River from Mount Vernon. Laurel vicinity, *Montpelier, Maryland 197. Rosaryville vicinity, *His Lordship's Kind- ness, 3.5 miles west of Rosaryville. Washington, D.C., vicinity, Fort Washing- ton, 5.5 miles south of District of Columbia line on Maryland 210, west on Old Fort Road. St. Mary's County Drayden vicinity, *West St. Mary's Manor, c. 1 mile east of Drayden on the St. Mary's River. Hollywood vicinity, *Resurrection Manor, c. 4 miles east of Hollywood. St. Mary's City, *St. Mary's City Historic Dis- trict, bounded on the west by the St. Mary's River, on the south by St. Inigoes Creek and a branch of Broome (Hill) Creek, and on the north by Chancellor's (Fisherman or St. John's) Creek; the east- ern boundary extends south and east about 2 miles across the peninsula from Chancellor's Creek to Broome Creek. Talbot County Easton vicinity, *Wye House, 6.9 miles north- west of Easton on Miles Neck River. Washington County Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (see Allegany County). Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (see Jefferson County, W. Va.). Sharpsburg, Antietam National Battlefield Site. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES MASSACHUSETTS Berkshire County Pittsfield, *Melville (Herman) House, Arrow- head, Holmes Road. Pittsfield, *Hancock Shaker Village, west of Pittsfield on U.S. 20. Stockbridge, *Mission House, Main Street. Stockbridge vicinity, *French (Daniel Ches- ter) Home and Studio, Chesterwood, 2 miles west of Stockbridge. Bristol County Berkeley, Dighton Rock, 1 mile west of Bay View Avenue in Dighton Rock State Park. New Bedford, *New Bedford Historic District, bounded by the waterfront on the east, Elm Street on the north, Acushnet Avenue on the west, and Commercial Street on the south. Essex County Amesbury, *Whittier (John Greenleaf) Home, 86 Friend Street. Danvers, *Derby Summer House, Glen Magna Estate, Ingersoll Street. Gloucester, Lane, Fitz Hugh, House, harbor side of Rogers Street. Ipswich, *Whipple (John) House, 53 South Main Street. Marblehead, *Lee (Jeremiah) House, Wash- ington Street. Newbury, *Spencer-Pierce-Little House, end of Little's Lane, east of U.S. 1A. Salem, *Bowditch (Nathaniel) Home, North and Essex Streets. Salem, *Peabody Museum of Salem, 161 Essex Street. Salem, *Peirce-Nichols House, 80 Federal Street. Salem, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, Derby Street. Salem, *Ward (John) House, Essex Institute, 132 Essex Street. Saugus, Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, off U.S. 1. Saugus, *Scotch-Boardman House, Howard Street. Topsfleld, *Capen (Joseph) House, Parson Capen House, Howlett Street. Franklin County Deerfiel 1, *Old Deerfield Village Historic Dis- trict. Hampden County Springfield, *Springfield Armory, Armory Square. Hampshire County Amherst, *Dickinson (Emily) Home, 280 Main Street. Cummington vicinity, *Bryant (William Cul- len) Homestead, 2 miles from Cumming- ton on side road. Middlesex County Cambridge, *Christ Church, Garden Street. Cambridge, *Gray (Asa) House, 88 Garden Street. Cambridge, *Lowell (James Russell) Home, Elmwood, Elmwood Avenue. Cambridge, *Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University, Harvard University Yard. Cambridge, *Vassall (John) House, Craigie- Longfellow House, 105 Brattle Street. Concord, *Emerson (Ralph Waldo) Home, Lexington Road and Cambridge Turnpike. Concord, Minute Man National Historical Park (also in the towns of Lincoln and Lexington). Concord, *Old Manse, Monument Street. Concord, *Orchard House, Lexington Road. Concord, *Walden Pond, 1.5 miles south of Concord. Concord, *Wright's Tavern, Lexington Road, opposite the Burying Ground. Lexington, *Buckman Tavern, Hancock Street, on the east side of Lexington Green. Lexington, *Lexington Green, Massachusetts and Hancock Streets. Medford, *Royall (Isaac) House, 15 George Street. Medford, Tufts (Peter) House, 350 Riverside Avenue. Nantucket County Nantucket, *Coffin (Jethro) House, Sunset Hill. Nantucket, *Nantucket Historic District. Norfolk County Brookline, John Fitzgerald Kennedy Na- tional Historic Site, 83 Beals Street. Brookline, *Olmsted (Frederick Law) House, 99 Warren Street. Dedham, *Fairbanks House, Eastern Avenue and East Street. Milton, *Forbes (Captain Robert B.) House, 215 Adams Street. Quincy, *Adams (John) Birthplace, 133 Franklin Street. Quincy, *Adams (John Quincy) Birthplace, 141 Franklin Street. Quincy, Adams National Historic Site, 135 Adams Street. Quincy, Moswetusset Hummock, on Squan- tum Street, about 1,000 feet northeast of the intersection with Morrissey Boulevard. Quincy, Quincy Homestead, 34 Butler Road. Plymouth County Hingham, *Old Ship Meetinghouse, Main Street. Plymouth, *Cole's Hill, Carver Street. Plymouth, Plymouth Rock, Water Street. Suffolk County Boston, *Arnold Arboretum, 22 Divinity Avenue. Boston, *Beacon Hill Historic District, bounded roughly by Beacon Street on the south, the Charles River Embankment on the west, Pinckney and Revere Streets on the north, and Hancock Street on the east. Boston, *Boston Athenaeum, 101/2 Beacon Street. Boston, *Boston Light, Little Brewster Island, Boston harbor. Boston, *Boston Naval Shipyard, east of Chelsea Street, Charlestown. Boston, *Bunker Hill Monument, Breed's Hill. Boston, *U.S.S. Constitution, Boston Naval Shipyard. Boston, Dorchester Heights National His- toric Site, South Boston. Boston, *Ether Dome, Massachusetts General Hospital, Fruit Street. Boston, *Faneuil Hall, Dock Square. Boston, *Harding (Chester) House, 16 Beacon Street. Boston, *Headquarters House, 55 Beacon Street. Boston, *King's Chapel, Tremont and School Streets. Boston, *Long Wharf and Customhouse Block, foot of State Street. Boston, *Massachusetts Historical Society, 1154 Boylston Street. Boston, *Massachusetts Statehouse, Beacon Hill. Boston, *Old North Church, Christ Church, 193 Salem Street. Boston, *Old South Meetinghouse, Milk and Washington Streets. Boston, *Old Statehouse, Washington and State Streets. Boston, *Parkman (Francis) House, 50 Chest- nut Street. Boston, *Pierce (Moses) -Hichborn House, 29 North Square. Boston, *Quincy Market, South Market Street. Boston, *Revere (Paul) House, 19 North Square. Boston, *Tremont Street Subway, beneath Tremont, Boylston, and Washington Streets. Boston, Trinity Church, Copley Square. Boston harbor, *Fort Warren, Georges Island. Roxbury, *Garrison (William Lloyd) House, 125 Highland Street. Roxbury, *Shirley-Eustis House, 31-37 Shir- ley Street. South Boston, Fort Independence, Castle Island. West Roxbury, *Brook Farm, 670 Baker SStreet. Worcester County Auburn vicinity, *Goddard Rocket Launch- ing Site, ninth fairway, Pakachoag Golf Course, Pakachoag Road. Worcester, *American Antiquarian Society, 185 Salisbury Street. Worcester, Elm Park, bounded by Elm, Rus- sell, Highland, and Pleasant Streets and by private properties on the west and north of Federal and Marmon Places (excludes the property of Worcester High School on Highland Street). MICHIGAN Berrien County Berrien Springs, Berrien Springs Courthouse, north side, corner of Union and Cass Streets. Calhoun County Marshall, Brooks, Harold C., House (Jabes S. Fitch House), 310 North Kalamazoo Avenue. Marshall, Honolulu House (Abner Pratt House), 107 North Kalamazoo Street. Cheboygan County Mackinaw City, *Fort Michilimackinac, near Mackinac Bridge, at the terminus of U.S. 31. Mackinaw City vicinity, Mackinac Point Lighthouse, Michilimackinac State Park. Chippewa County Drummond Township, Fort Drummond, western end of Drummond Island. Sault Ste. Marie, Johnston, John, House, 415 Park Place. Sault Ste. Marie, *St. Mary's Falls Canal, St. Mary's River. Delta County Fayette, Fayette State Park, on a peninsula in Big Bay de Noc, on Michigan 149. Emmet County Petosky, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Sta- tion (Chicago and West Michigan Rail- way Station, Pere Marquette Railway Sta- tion), Pioneer Park, West Lake Street. Walloon Lake, *Hemingway (Ernest) Cottage, Windemere, Lake Grove Road. Houghton County Hancock vicinity, Quincy Mine No. 2 Shaft Hoist House, off U.S. 41. Ingham County East Lansing vicinity, St. Katherine's Chapel, 4650 Meridian Road, east of East Lansing. Jackson County Concord, Mann House, 205 Hanover Street. Kalamazoo County Kalamazoo, Ladies Library Association Build- ing, 333 South Park Street. Kent County Ada vicinity, Ada Covered Bridge, across the Thornapple River. Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Art Museum (Abram W. Pike House), 230 Fulton Street East. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3322 NOTICES Grand Rapids, Turner House (R. C. Allen, Inc., Employees' Clubhouse), 731 Front Sweet NW. Graiad Rapids vicinity, Norton Mound Group, 2 miles south of Grand Rapids on Indian Mound Drive. Keweenaw County Copper Harbor, Fort Wilkins, Fort Wilkins State Park. Mackinac County Mackinac Island, *Mackinac Island, north- east across the Straits of Mackinac from Mackinaw City. St. Ignace, *St. Ignace Mission, State and Marquette Streets, Marquette Park. Macomb County Romeo, Romeo Historic District, bounded on the north by Gates Street, running east and west 2,700 feet north of St. Clair Street; bounded on the south by Durham Drive and a line running east and west 3,180 feet south of St. Clair Street; the western boundary runs north and south 2,940 feet from Main Street; the eastern boundary is 2,400 feet from Main Street. Muskegon County Muskegon, Hackley, Charles H., House, 484 West Webster Avenue. Oakland County Franklin, Village of Franklin Historic Dis- trict, bounded approximately by the Frank- lin River and properties fronting on Bowden Street, by Romany Way and Scenic Highway, properties fronting on Franklin Road, and a line extending about 300 feet north of and parallel to Fourteen Mile Road. Pontiac, Myrick-Palmer House, 223 West Huron Street. Pontiac, Wisner House (Pine Grove), 405 Oakland Avenue. St. Clair County Port Huron, St. Clair River Tunnel, St. Clair River between Port Huron, Mich., and Sarnia, Ontario. Washtenaw County Ann Arbor, President's House, University of Michigan, 815 South University, University of Michigan campus. Wayne County Dearborn, Commandant's Quarters, 21950 Michigan Avenue. Dearborn, *Ford (Henry) Estate, Fair Lane, 4901 Evergreen Road. Dearborn, Greenfield Village, Oakwood Boulevard. MINNESOTA Brown County New Ulm, Federal Post Office Building, Center Street and Broadway. Cass County (also in Crow Wing and Morri- son counties) Barrows vicinity, Crow Wing State Park, 2 miles southwest of Barrows on U.S. 371. Chisago County Taylors Falls, Munch-Roos House, 360 Bench Street. Taylors Falls, Taylors Falls Public Library, 417 Bench Street. Cook County Grand Marais vicinity, Grand Portage Na- tional Monument, 38.miles north of Grand Marais. Cottonwood County Jeffers vicinity, Jeffers Petroglyph Site, N'/NW'/ sec. 9, T. 107 N., R. 35 W. Crow Wing County Crow Wing State Park (see Cass County). Dakota County Hastings, Le Due House, 1629 Vermillion Street. Mendota, Mendota Historic District, bounded on the west by Government Lot 2, sec. 28, T. 28 N., R. 23 W.; on the southwest by Interstate 55 to Sibley Highway; northeast along Sibley Highway to the intersection of D Street; northwest on D Street to the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad; then directly north to the Dakota-Ramsey County line and thence southwest along the line to the boundary of Government Lot 2 extended north. St. Paul vicinity, *Fort Snelling, bounded ir- regularly by Minnehaha Park and the Mississippi River (north); Government Lot 2 (east); the east-west quarterline of sec. 28, T. 28 N., R. 23 W., and the municipal airport (south); and a line parallel to and 600 feet northeast of Bloomington Road (west) (also-in Hennepin County). Goodhue County Red Wing vicinity, Bartron Site, NW'/4NW/4 sec. 9, T. 113 N., R. 15 W. Welcti vicinity, Fort Sweney Site, SE/4 sec. 28, T. 113 N., R. 16 W., across the Cannon River from Welch. Hennepin County Bloomington, Pond, Gideon H., House, 401 East 104th Street. Edina, Cahill School, corner of Eden Avenue and Minnesota 100. Edina, Grange Hall, corner of Eden Avenue and Minnesota 100. *Fort Snelling (see Dakota County). Minneapolis, Atwater, Isaac, House, 1607 South Fifth Street. Minneapolis, Minnehaha State Park, south of Minnehaha Parkway between Hiawatha Avenue and the Mississippi River. Minneapolis, *Pillsbury A Mill, Main Street and Third Avenue SE. St. Louis Park, St. Louis Park Station, West 36th Street and Alabama Avenue. Houston County Brownsville, Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church (Methodist Episcopal Church), Main Street. Jefferson County Port Townsend, Rothschild House, Taylor and Franklin Streets. Lake County Two Harbors vicinity, Split Rock Lighthouse, about 20 miles northeast of Two Harbors on U.S. 61. Le Sueur County Le Sueur, Mayo (Dr. William W.) House, 118 North Main Street. Mille Lacs County Vineland vicinity, Cooper Site, on the south bank of Ogechie Lake within Mille Lacs- Kathio State Park. Vineland vicinity, *Kathio Site, U.S. 169, Mille Lacs-Kathio State Park. Vineland vicinity, Petaga Point, on the southeast shore of Ogechie Lake in Mille Lacs-Kathio State Park. Vineland vicinity, Saw Mill Site, on the northwest side of Lake Ogechie in Mille Lacs-Kathio State Park. Vineland vicinity, Vineland Bay Site (Kathio School Site), southwest shore of Mille Lacs Lake above the Rum River outlet and within Mille Lacs-Kathio State Park. Morrison County Crow Wing State Park (see Cass County). Little Falls vicinity, Charles A. Lindbergh State Park and Lindbergh House, south- west of Little Falls on the Mississippi River. Nicoltet County Fairfax, Fort Ridgely, sec. 6, T. 113 N., R. 32W. St. Peter, Cox, E. St. Julien, House, 500 North Washington Avenue. Olmsted County Rochester, 1914 and 1928 Mayo Clinic Build- ings, 110-115 Second Avenue. Stewartville vicinity, Mayowood, northwest of Stewartville on County Route D. Pipestone County Pipestone vicinity, Pipestone National Monu- ment, 1 mile north of Pipestone. Ramsey County St. Paul, Burbank-Livingston-Griggs House, 432 Summit Avenue. St. Paul, *Hill (James J.) House, 240 Summit Avenue. St. Paul, Old Federal Courts Building, 109 West Fifth Street. St. Paul, Ramsey (Alexander) House, 265 South Exchange Street. Redwood County Redwood Falls vicinity, Lower Sioux Agency, 9 miles east of Redwood Falls off County Route N 2. Rice County Faribault, Faribault, Alexander, House, 12 Northeast First Avenue. Northfield, Nutting House, 217 Union Street. Northfleld, Rolvaag (O.E.) House, 311 Mani- tou Street. St. Louis County Hibbing vicinity, *Hull-Rust-Mahoning Open Pit Iron Mine, Third Avenue East. Mountain Iron vicinity, *Mountain Iron Mine, north of Mountain Iron. Tower vicinity, *Soudan Iron Mine, Tower- Soudan State Park. Sherburne County Elk River vicinity, *Kelley (Oliver H.) Home- stead, 2 miles southeast of Elk River on U.S. 10. Stearns County Sauk Centre, *Lewis (Sinclair) Boyhood Home, 812 Sinclair Lewis Avenue. Washington County Marine on St. Croix, Marine Mill Site, Mill Reservation, block 47. Scandia, Hay Lake School, sec. 27, T. 31 N., R. 19 W. Stillwater vicinity, *St. Croix Boom Site, 3 miles north of Stillwater on St. Croix River. Winona County Winona vicinity, Pickwick Mill, Hamlet of Pickwick. Winona, Winona County Courthouse, Wash- ington Street between Third and Fourth Streets. Yellow Medicine County Granite Falls vicinity, Upper Sioux Agency, sees. 29, 30, 32, T. 115 N., R. 38 W. MISSISSIPPI Adams County Natchez vicinity, 'Fatherland Plantation Site, 3 miles southeast of Natchez. Natchez vicinity, *Longwood, 1.5 miles southeast of Natchez. Washington, Jefferson College, North Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3323 3324 NOTICES Alcorn County Rienzi, Jacinto Courthouse, Route 1. Hinds County Bovina, vicinity, Floyd Mound, NE/4SE/4 sec. 34, T. 16 N., R. 5 E. Edwards vicinity, Dupree Mound and Village Archeological Site, SE'4NW4 sec. 21, T. 5 N., R. 3 W. Jackon, Capitol Green, 100 North State Street. City Hall, 203 South President Street. Governor's Mansion, 316 East Capitol Street. New Capitol, Mississippi Street between North President and North West Streets. Old Capitol, 100 North State Street. Pocahontas, Pocahontas Mound A, SE4 NW sec. 10, T. 7 N., R. 1 W. Terry vicinity, Berry Mound and Village Archeological Site, center NE'4 sec. 12, T. 3 N., R. 1 W. Holmes County Richland, Eureka Masonic College, on Mis- sissippi 17. Lafayette County Oxford, *Faulkner (William) House, Rowan Oak, Old Taylor Road. Lee County Baldwyn vicinity, Brices Cross Roads Na- tional Battlefield Site, 6 miles west of Baldwyn on Mississippi 370. Tupelo, Tupelo National Battlefield, on Mississippi 6 about a mile west of its intersection with U.S. 45. Warren County Vicksburg, *Old Courthouse, Warren County, Court Square. Vicksburg, Pemberton House (Willis-Cowan Home), 1020 Crawford Street. Vicksburg and vicinity, Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg. Yazoo County Holly Bluff, *Holly Bluff Site. AISSOUnn Adair County Kirksville vicinity, Thousand Hills State Park Petroglyphs Archeological Site, .2.5 miles west of Kirksville. Atchison County Tarklo, Mule Barn Theatre (David Rankin Mule Barn), 10th and Park Streets. Barton County Lamar, Truman (Harry S) Birthplace Me- morial, north corner, llth Street and Truman Avenue. Benton County Fairfield vicinity, Rodgers Shelter Archeo- logical Site, SW2SW4NE see. 33, T. 39 N., R. 22 W. Boone County Columbia, *Sanborn Field and Soil Erosion Plots, University of Missouri campus. Buchanan County St. Joseph, King's Hill Archeological Site, west side of 5600 block, South First Street (in lots 1-8, north 20 feet of lot 9, block 12 of Bowen's Addition). St. Joseph, *Patee /:'. "* House, 12th and Pennsylvania Streets. Callaway County Fulton, *Westminster College Gymnasium, Westminster College campus. Portland vicinity, *Research Cave. Caldwell County Kingston vicinity, Far West, 5.5 miles west of Kingston via County Routes D and H. Cape Girardeau County Burfordville vicinity, Burfordville Covered Bridge, eastern edge of Burfordville on County Route HH. Oriole vicinity, Trail of Tears State Park Archeological Site, north of Oriole on the Mississippi River. Cass County Harrisonville vicinity, Brown, Robert A., House, 0.7 mile north of Harrisonville on U.S. 71 Bypass, 0.5 mile west and north- west on gravel road. Chariton County Keytesville, Hill Homestead, 100 West North Street. Clark County Canton vicinity, Boulware Mound Group Archeological Site, NW/SE1/4 sec. 9, T. 63 N., R. 6 W. Clay County Excelsior vicinity, *Watkins Mill, 6 miles northwest of Excelsior. Cole County Jefferson City, Cole County Historical So- ciety Building, 109 Madison Street. Jefferson City, Governor's Mansion, 100 Madison Street. Jefferson City, Lohman's Landing Building, west corner, intersection of Jefferson and Water Streets. Jefferson City, Missouri State Capitol Build- ing and Grounds, High Street between Broadway and Jefferson Streets. Cooper County Boonville, Harley Park Archeological Site, SE/4NE% sec. 34, T. 49 N., R. 16 W. Boonville, Lyric Theater, northeast corner Main (Fifth) and Vine Streets. Lamine vicinity, Mellor Village and Mounds Acheological Site, W/ sec. 26, SE!/4SE% sec. 27, T. 49 N., R. 18 W. Wooldridge vicinity, Wooldridge Archeologi- cal Site, 0.5 mile northwest of Wooldridge. Crawford County Leasburg vicinity, Scotia Iron Furnace Stack, 6.3 miles southeast of Leasburg on County Route H. Franklin County Moselle vicinity, Moselle Iron Furnace Stack, 1 mile southeast of Moselle. St. Albans vicinity, Tavern Cave, 2 miles northeast of St. Albans off the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad. Gasconade County Bern vicinity, Peenie Archeological Petro- glyph Site, center NE4SE/4 sec. 36, T. 41 N., R. 5 W. Hermann, Old Stone Hill Historic District, bounded by West 12th, Goethe, Jefferson Streets, and Iron Road. Greene County Ash Grove vicinity, Boone (Nathan) House, 1.75 miles north of Ash Grove on Missouri V. Springfield vicinity, Wilson's Creek National Battlefield Park, southwest of Springfield on Missouri 174. Howard County Boonsboro vicinity, Boonslick State Park, SWNW1 sec. 6, T. 49 N., R. 17 W. Fayette vicinity, Morrison (Alfred W.) House, Lilac Hill, 1 mile southwest of Fayette on Missouri 5. Glasgow, Glasgow Public Library, northwest corner, Market and Fourth Streets. Iron County Ironton, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, north- west corner, Knob and Reynolds Streets. Pilot Knob vicinity, Fort Davidson, on County Route 21 south of intersection with County Route V. Jackson County Independence, Jackson County Jail and Mar- shal's House, 217 North Main Street. Independence, Temple Site, corner of Lexing- ton Avenue and River Boulevard. Independence, Vaile (Harvey M.) Mansion, 1500 North Liberty and 1518 North Osage Streets. Kansas City, 20 West Ninth Street Building (New York Life Building), 20 West Ninth Street. Kansas City, Wornall House, 146 West 61st Street. Sibley, *Fort Osage, north edge of Sibley on the Missouri River. Jefferson County Hillsboro vicinity, Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, 5 miles north of Hillsboro on U.S. 21, east on Goldman Road, and southwest on Lemay Ferry Road. Johnson County Warrensburg, Johnson County Courthouse (Old Johnson County Courthouse), Old Public Square. Lafayette County Lexington, Anderson House and Lexington Battlefield, bounded on the west by 10th Street, on the northwest by the Missouri Pacific Railroad, on the south by Utah and Wood Streets, and on the east by the continuation of 15th Street. Lexington, Lafayette County Courthouse, Public Square. Linn County Laclede, Pershing (General John J.) Boyhood Home, State and Worlow Streets. Laclede vicinity, Locust Creek Covered Bridge, 3 miles west of Laclede on U.S. 36, then north 1 mile and east 0.63 mile on a gravel road. Marion County Hannibal, *Twain (Mark) Boyhood Home, 206-208 Hill Street. Mississippi County Crosno vicinity, Crosno Fortified Village Archeological Site, NWSW% sec. 25, NE'4SE'4 sec. 26, T. 25 N., R. 17 E. Wolf Island vicinity, Beckwith's Fort Arche- ological Site, SEi/4 sec. 29, T. 24 N., R. 17 E. Moniteau County California, Moniteau County Courthouse Square, Public Square. Sandy Hook vicinity, Geiger Archeological Site, NW1 sec. 11, T. 46 N., R. 14 W. Monroe County Florida vicinity, Crigler Mound Group Archeological Site, SWSW SW1/4 sec. 25, NW/4NW/4NW'/4 sec. 36, T. 55 N., R. 8 W. Florida vicinity, Twain (Mark) Birthplace Cabin, Mark Twain State Park, 0.25 mile south of Florida on Missouri 107. Paris vicinity, Union Covered Bridge, c. 6 miles southwest of Paris on the Elk Fork of the Salt River. Montgomery County Big Spring vicinity, Pinnacle Lake Rock- shelter, NESE sec. 24, T. 47 N., R. 5 W. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES Mineola vicinity, *Graham Cave, 0.5 mile north of Mineola. New Madrid County New Madrid vicinity, Lilbourn Fortified Vil- lage Archeological Site, SEy4 Survey 28, W'/ Survey 712, SW/4SW% Survey 711, T. 22 N., R. 14 E. Newton County Diamond vicinity, George Washington Carver National Monument, 3 miles south of Diamond. Pemiscot County Caruthersville vicinity, Murphy Mound Ar- cheological Site, both sides of County Route D, 1.5 miles south of intersection of County Routes D and U. Steele vicinity, Denton Mound and Village Archeological Site, SW4 sec. 20, T. 17 N., R. 11 E. Warden vicinity, Wallace, J. M., Archeological Site (Wardell Mounds), 1 mile southwest of Wardell. Perry County Wittenburg vicinity, Tower Rock, 1 mile south of Wittenburg, east 1 mile from County Route A. Phelps County Newburg vicinity, Ozark Iron Furnace Stack, SWNW/ sec. 21, T. 37 N., R. 9 W. and SE1NE1 sec. 20, T. 37 N., R. 9 W. St. James vicinity, Maramec Iron Works Dis- trict, 7 miles south of St. James on Mis- souri 8. Yancy Mills vicinity, Gourd Creek Cave Archeological Site, SE/4NW4 sec. 19, T. 36 N., R. 8 W. Pike County Eolia vicinity, St. John's Episcopal Church, 0.25 mile north of Eolia-on County Route D, 0.25 mile east on County Route H. Platte County Kansas City vicinity, Deister Archeological Site, NWSE/ sec. 28, T. 51 N., R. 33 W. Kansas City vicinity, Renner Village Archeo- logical Site, within a triangle formed by U.S. 169, 71, and Missouri 45; and partly on west side of U.S. 169. Randolph County Cairo vicinity, Mitchell Petroglyph Archeo- logical Site, SE1SE/4 sec. 23, T. 55 N., R. 13 W. St. Charles County St. Charles, First Missouri State Capitol Buildings, 208-16 South Main Street. St. Charles, Stone Row, 314-330 South Main Street. St. Charles, St. Charles Historic District, bounded on the north by the south line of Madison Street; on the east by the Missouri River; on the south (east of Main Street) by the north line of Chauncey Street and (west of Main Street) by a line running along the west line of Main Street 100 feet south from the south line of the Boonslick Road and thence west- ward 50 feet to a point 50.5 feet south of the Boonslick Road; and on the west by an alley running north and south from Boonslick Road to Madison Street. Ste. Genevieve County Ste. Genevieve, *Bolduc (Louis) House, 123 South Main Street. Ste. Genevieve, Guibourd (Jacques Dubreuil) House, northwest corner, Fourth and Mer- chant Streets. Ste. Genevieve, *Ste. Genevieve Historic Dis- trict. Ste. Genevieve vicinity, Common Field Archeological Site, NWSW sec. 35, T. 38 N., R. 9 E. Ste. Genevieve vicinity, The Kreilich Archeo- 'logical Site, SW4NW4 sec. 18, T. 37 N., R. 10 E. St. Louis (independent city) *Anheuser-Busch Brewery, 721 Pestalozzi Street. Bissell Street Water Tower, intersection of Bissell Street and Blair Avenue. *Eads Bridge, spanning the Mississippi River at Washington Street (also in St. Clair County, Ill.). *Goldenrod Showboat, 400 North Wharf Street. Grand Avenue Water Tower, intersection of East Grand Avenue and 20th Street. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Na- tional Historic Site, on the Mississippi River between Washington and Poplar Streets. Old Post Office, Eighth and Olive Streets. St. Louis Union Station, 18th and Market Streets. *Wainwright Building, 709 Chestnut Street. Wainwright Tomb, Bellefontaine Cemetery, 4947 West Florissant Avenue. St. Louis County Afton, Benoist (Louis Auguste) House, 7802 Genesta Street. Webster Groves, Hawken House, 9442 Big- Bend Boulevard. Saline County Arrow Rock, *Arrow Rock, Arrow Rock State -Park. Arrow Rock, *Bingham (George Caleb) House, Arrow Rock State Park. Arrow Rock vicinity, Sappington (William B.) House, 3 miles southwest of Arrow Rock on County Route TT. Grand Pass vicinity, Gumbo Point Archeo- logical Site, SE'4SENE sec. 11, SW% NW sec. 12. T. 51 N., R. 23 W. Marshall vicinity, *Utz Site, 12 miles north of Marshall, adjoining Van Meter State Park. Miami vicinity, Guthrey Archeological Site, 1.75 miles east-northeast of Miami. Shelby County Bethel, Bethel Historic District, bounded on the north by a line parallel to and 322 feet north of Fourth Street; bounded on the east and west by lines parallel to and ap- proximately equidistant (513 feet) from Main Street running south 1,930 feet to the southern boundary; bounded on the south by a line parallel to and 312 feet south of First Street. Texas County Clara vicinity, White Rock Bluffs Arche- ological Pictograph Site, SENWSE sec. 10, T. 30 N., R. 10 W. Vernon County Nevada vicinity, *Carrington Osage Village Site, north of Nevada, on west edge of Green Valley Prairie. Warren County Marthasville vicinity, Borgmann Mill, 5 miles east of Marthasvllle on County Route D. Marthasville vicinity, Calloway (Flanders) House, 1 mile south of Marthasvllle on Missouri 94. Wright County Mansfield vicinity, Wilder, Laura Ingalls, House, 1 mile east of Mansfield on U.S. Business 60. 3325 MONTANA Beaverthead County Armstead vicinity, *Lemhi Pass (see Lemhi County, Idaho). Dillon vicinity, *Bannack Historic District, 22 miles from Dillon on secondary road off Montana 278. Wisdom vicinity, Big Hole National Battle- field, 12 miles west of Wisdom. Blaine County Chinook vicinity, Chief Joseph Battleground of the Bear's Paw (Bearpaw Mountain Fight), about 15 miles south of Chinook. Big Horn County Hardin vicinity, Custer Battlefield National Monument, 15 miles south of Hardin. Pryor vicinity, Chief Plenty Coups Memorial, 1 mile west of Pryor on Montana 416. Cascade County Great Falls, *Russell (Charles M.) House and Studio, 1217-19 Fourth Avenue North. Great Falls vicinity, *Great Falls Portage, southeast of Great Falls at junction of Montana 87, 89, and 91. Chouteau County Fort Benton, *Fort Benton. Dawson County Glendive vicinity, *Hagen Site, 5 miles southeast of Glendive on secondary road. Gallatin County Logan vicinity, Madison Buffalo Jump State Monument, sec. 34, T. 1 N., R. 2 E. Three Forks vicinity, *Three Forks of the Missouri, northeast of Three Forks on the Missouri River, Missouri Headwaters State Monument. Glacier County Browning vicinity, *Camp Disappointment, 12 miles northeast of Browning on the Blackfeet Reservation. Lewis and Clark County Helena, Former Executive Mansion, Sixth Avenue and Ewing Street. Helena, Kluge House, 540 West Main Street. Madison County Dillon vicinity, Beaverhead Rock, NW and NSW see. 22, T. 5 S., R. 7 W. Virginia City, *Virginia City Historic Dis- trict, Wallace Street. Meagher County White Sulphur Springs vicinity, Fort Logan, 17 miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs. Missoula County Lolo vicinity, *Traveler's Rest, 1 mile south of Lolo near U.S. 93. Lolo vicinity, *Lolo Trail (see Clearwater County, Idaho). Pondera County Browning vicinity, Two Medicine Fight Site, about 25 miles southeast of Browning. Powell County Deer Lodge, *Grant-Kohrs Ranch, edge of Deer Lodge. Ravalli County Hamilton vicinity, Canyon Creek Laboratory of the U.S. Public Health Service, 0.75 mile west of the Hamilton city limits. Stevensville, St. Mary's Mission Church and Pharmacy, North Avenue. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 No. 35-Pt. II---3 NOTICES Stevensville vicinity, Fort Owen, about 0.5 mile northwest of Stevensville. Roosevelt County Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site (see Williams County, N. Dak.). Poplar, Fort Peck Agency, parts of T. 27 N., R. 60 E. and T. 27 N., R. 51 E. Silver Bow County Butte, *Butte Historic District. Butte, Clark, W. A., Mansion, 219 West Granite. Yellowstone County Billings vicinity, *Pictograph Cave, 7 miles southeast of Billings via U.S. 87 and sec- ondary road, Indian Caves Park. Pompey's Pillar vicinity, *Pompey's Pillar, west of Pompey's Pillar on U.S. 10. NEBRASKA Antelope County Neligh, Neligh Mill, 111 West Second Street. Burt County Oakland vicinity, Logan Creek Site, SE'A sec. 11, SW% sec. 12, T. 12 N., R. 8 E. Cass County Murray vicinity, *Gilmore (Walker) Site (Sterns Creek Site), 5 miles southeast of Murray. Nehawka vicinity, Nehawka Flint Quarries, 2 miles north of Nehawka. Coming County Bancroft, Neihardt, John G., Study, north- west corner, Washington and Grove Streets. Custer County Broken Bow vicinity, Haumont House, 10 miles northeast of Broken Bow. Dakota County Dakota City, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 1500 Hickory Street. Dawes County (also in Sioux County.) Crawford vicinity, *Fort Robinson and Red Cloud Agency, 2 miles west of Crawford. Dawson County Gothenburg vicinity, Midway Stage Station, 3 miles south of Gothenburg. Douglas County Omaha, Bank of Florence, 8502 North 30th Street. Omaha, Crook (General George) House, Quarters No. 1, Fort Omaha. Deuel County Big Springs, Phelps Hotel, northeast corner Second and Pine Streets. Gage County Beatrice vicinity, Homestead National Mon- ument, 4 miles northwest of Beatrice on Nebraska 4. Garden County Lewellen vicinity, *Ash Hollow Cave, 2 miles southeast of Lewellen. Howard County Cotesfield vicinity, 'Coufal Site, 6 miles northwest of Cotesfield on Davis Creek. Palmer vicinity, *Palmer Site, 4 miles north and 1 mile west of Palmer on Loup River. Keith County Brule vicinity, Diamond Springs Stage Sta- tion, 1 mile west of Brule exit on Interstate 80. Lancaster County Lincoln, *Bryan (William Jennings) House, Fairview, 4900 Sumner Street. Lincoln, City Hall, 920 0 Street, Lincoln, Nebraska State Capitol, 1445 K Street. Lincoln, Kennard (Thomas H.) House, Ne- braska Statehood Memorial, 1627 H Street. Morrill County Bayard vicinity, Chimney Rock National His- toric Site, 3 miles southwest of Bayard off Nebraska 86. Nemaha County Brownville, Brownville Historic District, bounded on the south by Allen and Richard Streets, on the north by Nemaha and Nebraska Streets, on the west by Seventh Street, on the east by the Missouri River, and on the northwest and southwest by Second Street. Nance County Genoa vicinity, Genoa Site, 1 mile south of Genoa on Nebraska 39. Otoe County Nebraska City vicinity, Morton (J. Sterling) House, Arbor Lodge, Arbor Lodge State Park. Red Willow County McCook, *Norris (Senator George William) House, 706 Norris Avenue. Richardson County Rulo vicinity, *Leary Site, 4 miles southeast of Rulo. Sarpy County Bellevue, Burlington Depot (Omaha & Southern Railroad Station), Haworth Park. Bellevue, Fontanelle Bank, 2212 Main Street. Bellevue, Hamilton (William) House, 2003 Bluff Street. Bellevue, Old Log Cabin, 1805 Hancock Street. Bellevue, Presbyterian Church, 2002 Franklin Street. Scotts Bluff County Gering vicinity, *Robidoux Pass, 9 miles west of Gering. Gering vicinity, Scotts Bluff National Monu- ment, 3 miles west of Gering on Nebraska 92. Gering vicinity, *Signal Butte, 13 miles west of Gering. Sioux County *Fort Robinson and Red Cloud Agency (see Dawes County). Valley County North Loup vicinity, *Schultz Site, 3 miles northwest of North Loup. Washington County Blair vicinity, Bertrand (steamboat), De Soto National Wildlife Refuge. Fort Calhoun vicinity, *Fort Atkinson, 1 mile east of Fort Calhoun via secondary road. Webster County Red Cloud, Cather House, southwest corner, Third and Cedar Streets. Guide Rock vicinity, *Pike Pawnee Village Site (Hill Site), 4 miles southwest of Guide Rock. NEVADA Lyons County Weeks vicinity, *Fort Churchill, U.S. 95A, 8 miles south of U.S. 50. Pershing County Lovelock vicinity, *Leonard Rockshelter, 12 miles south of Lovelock off Nevada 159. Storey County Virginia City, *Virginia City Historic District. Washoe County Reno, *Newlands (Senator Francis G.) House, 7 Elm Court. White Pine County Hobson vicinity, *Fort Ruby, near Hobson on a secondary road, west side of Ruby Lake. NEW HAMPSHIRE Hillsboro County Hillsboro vicinity, *Pierce (Franklin) Home- stead, 3 miles west of Hillsboro on Ne Hampshire 31. Peterborough, *MacDowell Colony, west of U.S. 202. Merrimack County Concord, Pierce (Franklin) House, 18 Mont- gomery Street. Rockingham County Derry vicinity, *Frost (Robert) Homestead, 2 miles southeast of Derry on New Hamp- shire 28. Portsmouth, *Jackson (Richard) House, Northwest Street. Portsmouth, *Macpheadris-Warner House, Chapel and Daniel Streets. Portsmouth, *Moffatt-Ladd House, 154 Mar- ket Street. Portsmouth, Wentworth-Gardner House, 140 Mechanic Street. Portsmouth vicinity, *Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion, 2 miles south of Portsmouth, off U.S. IA. Sullivan County Plainfield vicinity, Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, south of Plainfield off New Hampshire 12A. NEW JERSEY Atlantic County Somers Point, Somers Mansion, Shore Road and Somers Point Circle. Bergen County Hohokus, *The Hermitage, 335 North Frank- lin Turnpike. *Palisades Interstate Park, west bank of Hudson River (also in Orange and Rock- land counties, N.Y.). River Edge, Steuben House (Ackerman- Zabriskie-Steuben House), New Bridge Road. Camden County Camden, *Whitman (Walt) House, 330 Mickle Street. Haddonfield, Indian King Tavern, 233 Kings Highway East. Essex County Newark, Sydenham House, Old Road to Bloomfield. West Orange, Edison National Historic Site, Main Street between Alden .and Lakeside Streets. Hudson County Jersey City, Hudson County Courthouse, Newark Avenue. Statue of Liberty National Monument (see New York County, N.Y.). Hunterdon County Lambertville, Marshall, James W, House, 60 Bridge Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3326 NOTICES Mercer County Princeton, *Cleveland (Grover) Home, West- land, 15 Hodge Road. Princeton, *Henry (Joseph) House, Prince- ton University campus. Princeton, *Nassau Hall, Princeton Uni- versity, Princeton University campus. Princeton, *Princeton Battlefield, Princeton Battlefield State Park. Trenton, Douglass House, John Fitch Way. Trenton, *Trent (William) House, 539 South Warren Street. Washington Crossing vicinity, *Washington Crossing State Park (see Bucks County, Pa.). Monmouth County Freehold vicinity, *Monmouth Battlefield, northwest of Freehold on New Jersey 522. Sandy Hook, *Sandy Hook Light. Highlands, Twin Lights (Navesink Light- house), south of New Jersey 36 on a prom- ontory between the Navesink River and Sandy Hook Bay. Morris County Morristown, Morristown National Historical Park. Morristown, *Nast (Thomas) Home, Villa Fontana, MacCulloch Avenue and Miller Road. Morristown, Speedwell Village, 333 Speedwell Avenue. Ocean County Lakehurst vicinity, *Hangar No. 1, Lakehurst Naval Air Station, north of Lakehurst on County Route 547. Passaic County Hewitt vicinity, *Ringwood Manor, 3 miles east of Hewitt, Ringwood Manor State Park. Paterson, Great Falls of Paterson and Society for Useful Manufactures Historic District, bounded on the north by West Broadway and Ryle Avenue; on the south by Grand Street; on the east by Morris, Barbour, Spruce, Market, Mill, Van Houten, Curtis, and River Streets; and on the west by the west bank of the Passaic River, crossing at Wayne and McBride Avenues, then south to Grand Street. Wayne, Dey Mansion, 199 Totowa Road. Salem County Hancocks Bridge, Hancock House. Somerset Cbunty Kingston vicinity, Rockingham, north of Kingston on Old Rocky Hill Road. Land in Somerset County has been added to Morristown National Historical Park. Somerville, Wallace House, 38 Washington Place. Sussex County Newton, Merriam, Henry W., House, 131 Main Street. Union County Elizabeth, Boxwood Hall (Boudinot Man- sion), 1073 East Jersey Street. Union, First Presbyterian Congregation of Connecticut Farms, Stuyvesant Avenue at Chestnut. NEW MEXICO Bernalillo County Albuquerque, San Felipe de Neri Church, Old Town Plaza. Catron County Silver City vicinity, Gila Cliff Dwellings Na- tional Monument, 47 miles north of Silver City on New Mexico 26 and 527. Colfax County Abbott vicinity, Dorsey Mansion, c. 12 miles .northeast of Abbott via U.S. 56 and an unpaved country road. Raton vicinity, *Raton Pass, U.S. 85 and 87 (also in Las Animas County, Colo.). Springer, Mills House, 509 First Street. Dona Ana County Las Cruces vicinity, Fort Selden, 18 miles north of Las Cruces via Interstate 25 at Radium Springs Interchange. Las Cruces vicinity, *Mesilla Plaza, 2 miles south of Las Cruces on New Mexico 28. Eddy County Carlsbad vicinity, *Carlsbad Reclamation Project, north of Carlsbad. Grant County Cliff vicinity, Woodrow Ruin, c. 5 miles northeast of Cliff off New Mexico 293. Lincoln County Lincoln, *Lincoln Historic District, U.S. 380. White Oaks, White Oaks Historic District, bounded on the west by the line separating sees. 25 and 26 and 35 and 36 of T. 6 S., R. 11 E.; on the south by a line running 8,977.86 feet west which intersects the southernmost boundary of Cedarvale Cem- etery; thence north 8,844.28 feet; thence west 8,977.86 feet; thence south 8,844.28 feet to the beginning point. Los Alamos County Los Alamos, *Los Alamos Scientific Labora- tory, Central Avenue- McKinley County Manuelito vicinity, *Manuelito Complex, 6 miles south of Manuelito on secondary roads., Thoreau vicinity, Chaco Canyon National Monument, 64 miles north of Thoreau on New Mexico 56. Mora County Wagon Mound vicinity, *Wagon Mound, east of Wagon Mound on U.S. 85. Watrous, *Watrous (La Junta), U.S. 85. Watrous vicinity, Fort Union National Monu- ment, 9 miles north of Watrous on New Mexico 477. Rio Arriba County Blanco vicinity, Franeds Canyon Ruin, SE/4SE/4 sec. 31, T. 30 N., R. 6 W. Cafiones vicinity, Tsiping, 1.8 miles south of Cafiones on Pueblo Mesa. Espafiola vicinity, *Puyd Ruins, 14 miles west of Espafiola on New Mexico 30 and 5, Santa Clara Indian Reservation. San Juan Pueblo vicinity, *San Gabriel de Yungue-ouinge, 1 mile west of San Juan Pueblo on New Mexico 74 and secondary roads. Roosevelt County Clovis vicinity, *Anderson Basin (Blackwater Draw), 12 miles south and 6 miles east of Clovis via U.S. 70 and secondary roads. San Juan County Aztec vicinity, Aztec Ruins National Monu- ment, 1 mile north of Aztec on secondary road. Farmington vicinity, Salmon Ruin, 9 miles east of Farmington off New Mexico 17. La Plata vicinity, *Holmes Site, east of La Plata on the La Plata River. San Miguel County Bell Ranch vicinity, Bell Ranch Headquar- ters, north and east of the Conchas Reservoir. Pecos vicinity, Pecos National Monument, south of Pecos on New Mexico 63. Santa Fe vicinity, *Glorieta Pass Battlefield, 20 miles southeast of Santa Fe on U.S. 84- 85 and New Mexico 50 (also in Santa Fe County). 3327 Sandoval County Jemez Springs vicinity, San Juan Mesa Ruin, SE/4SW/4 sec. 28, T. 18 N., R. 3 E., south- east of Jemez Springs. Los Alamos vicinity, Bandelier National Monument, 12 miles south of Los Alamos on New Mexico 4. Bernalillo vicinity, *Sandia Cave, 11 miles east of Bernalillo on New Mexico 44, Cibola National Forest. Casa Salazar vicinity, *Big Bead Mesa, west of Casa Salazar on secondary roads, Cibola National Forest. Santa Fe County Santa Fe, *Barrio de Analco Historic Dis- trict, bounded on the south by properties fronting on E. De Vargas Street, on the west by properties fronting on College Street, on the east by property lines of St. Michael's Dormitory and the San Miguel Chapel, and on the north by the San Miguel Chapel, E. De Vargas Street, the State Parks Building property, and the Santa Fe River. Santa Fe, Davey, Randall, House, Upper Can- yon Road. Santa Fe, National Park Service Southwest Regional Office, Old Santa Fe Trail. Santa Fe, *Palace of the Governors, The Plaza. Santa Fe, Reredos of Our Lady of Light, Cristo Rey Church, Canyon Road and Cristo Rey Street. Santa Fe, *Santa Fe Plaza. Santa Fe vicinity, *Glorieta Pass Battlefield (see San Miguel County). Santa Fe vicinity, *San Lazaro, 25 miles south of Santa Fe via New Mexico 10 and secondary road. Santa Fe vicinity, *Seton Village, 6 miles south of Santa Fe off U.S. 84-85 and sec- ondary road. Truchas vicinity, "El Santuario de Chimay6, south of Truchas in Chlmayo. Socorro County Bingham vicinity, Trinity Site, 25 miles south of U.S. 380 on White Sands Missile Range. Gran Quivira vicinity, Gran Quivira Na- tional Monument, 1 mile east of Gran Quivira on New Mexico 10 (also in Tor- rance County). Magdalena vicinity, Gallinas Springs Ruin, SESE4 sec. 27, T. 1 S., B. 6 W. Socorro vicinity, Fort Craig, 37 miles south of Socorro. Taos County Las Trampas, *San Jose de Gracia Church. Las Trampas, *Las Trampas Historic District. Ranchos de Taos, *San Francisco de Assisi Mission Church, on the Plaza. Taos, *Blumenschein (Ernest L.) House, Ledoux Street. Taos, *Carson (Kit) House, Kit Carson Ave- nue. Taos vicinity, *Taos Pueblo, 3 miles north of Taos. Torrance County Gran Quivira National Monument (see Socorro County). Ab6 vicinity, *Ab6, 3 miles west of Ab6 on U.S. 60 and secondary road in Ab6 State Monument. Punta de Agua vicinity, *Quarai, 1 mile south of Punta de Agua on secondary road in Quaral State Monument. Union County Clayton vicinity, *Rabbit Ears (Clayton Complex), north and west of Clayton. Folsom vicinity, *Folsom Site, 8 miles west of Folsom on banks of Dead Horse Gulch. Seneca vicinity, McNees Crossing Site, on the North Canadian River northeast of Seneca. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36,, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3328 NOTICES Valencia County Acoma, '*San Estevan de Rey Mission Church, on New Mexico 23. Casa Blanca vicinity, *'Acoma, 13 miles south of Casa Blanca on New Mexico 23. El Morro vicinity, El Morro National Monu- ment, 2 miles west of El Morro on New Mexico 53. Zuni vicinity, *Hawikuh, 12 miles southwest of Zuni, Zuni Indian Reservation. NEW YORK Albany County Albany, *Schuyler (Philip) Mansion, Clinton and Schuyler Streets. Watervliet, *Watervliet Arsenal, South Broadway. Bronx County The Bronx, *New York Botanical Gardens, Southern and Bedford Park Boulevards. The Bronx, *Van Cortlandt (Frederick) House, Van Cortlandt Park at 242nd Street. Cayuga County Auburn, Flatiron Building, 1-3 Genessee Street. Auburn *Seward (William H.) House, 33 South Street. Poplar Ridge, *Wood (Jethro) House, New York 34B. Chautauqua County Chautauqua, *Miller (Lewis) Cottage, Chautauqua Institution, New York 17J. Clinton County *Adirondack Forest Preserve, northeastern New York State (also in Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, St. Law- rence, and Warren counties). Plattsburgh vicinity, *Plattsburgh Bay, Cum- berland Bay, east of Plattsburgh. Plattsburgh vicinity, *Valcour Bay, 7 miles south of Plattsburgh on the west shore of Lake Champlain. Columbia County Church Hill, *Church (Frederic E.) House, Olana, Church Hill, east end of Rip Van Winkle Bridge. Hudson, Front Street-Parade Hill-Lower Warren Street Historic District, Warren Street between Second Street and Parade Hill, both sides of North Front and South Front Streets between Diamond and Allen (Ferry) Streets both sides of Prison Alley between North Front Street and the bluff, the north side of Fleet Street, and Parade Hill, and Franklin Square. Kinderhook vicinity, *Van Alen (Luycas) House, U.S. 9H, 2.1 miles south of U.S. 9. Kinderhook vicinity, *Van Buren (Martin) House, Lindenwald, east of Kinderhook on New York 9H. New Lebanon, *Mount Lebanon Shaker Society, U.S. 20. Delaware County Roxbury vicinity, *Burroughs (John) Home, Woodchuck Lodge, 2 miles from Roxbury. Dutchess County Hyde Park, Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, 2 miles south of Hyde Park on U.S. 9. Hyde Park, Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, north edge of Hyde Park, U.S. 9. Poughkeepsie, *Morse (Samuel F. B.) House, Locust Grove, 370 South Street. Poughkeepsie, *Vassar (Matthew) House, Springside, Academy and Livingston Streets. Erie County Buffalo, Wilcox (Ansley) House National His- toric Site, Delaware Avenue. Essex County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Crown Point, *Fort St. Frederic, junction of New York 8 and U.S. 9N. Crown Point vicinity, Fort Crown Point, Crown Point Reservation, west of the south end of Lake Champlain Bridge and New York 8. Port Kent, *Watson (Elkanah) House, 3 miles east of U.S. 9. Ticonderoga vicinity, *Fort Ticonderoga, 2.5 miles south of Ticonderoga on New York 22. Franklin County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Fulton County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Johnstown, *Johnson Hall, Hall Street. Genesee County Batavia, *Holland Land Office, West Main Street. Greene County Catskill, *Cole (Thomas) House, 218 Spring Street. Coxsackiae vicinity, *Bronck (Pieter) House, 2 miles northwest of Coxsackie on the west side of U.S. 9W. Hamilton County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Herkimer County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Little Falls, Herkimer County. Trust Co. Building, corner of Ann and Albany Streets. Kings County Brooklyn, *Brooklyn Bridge (also in New York County), across the East River, con- necting Brooklyn and Manhattan. Brooklyn, *Brooklyn Heights Historic Dis- trict, bounded by Atlantic Avenue, Court Street, Fulton Street, and the East River. Brooklyn, *Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims, 75 Hicks Street. Brooklyn, *Wyckoff (Pieter) House, 5902 Canarsie Lane. Lewis County Lowville, *Hough (Franklin B.) House, Col- llns Street. Madison County Oneida, *Oneida Community Mansion House, Sherrill Road. Monroe County Rochester, *Anthony (Susan B.) House, 17 Madison Street. Rochester, *Eastman (George) House, 900 East Avenue. Montgomery County Amsterdam vicinity, *Erie Canal, 6 miles west of Amsterdam on New York 53. Nassau County ., Oyster Bay, Long Island, Sagamore Hill Na- tional Historic Site, end of Cove Neck Road. Port Washington, *Sousa (John Philip) House, Wildbank, 14 Hicks Lane, Sands Point. New York County New York, *Arthur (Chester A.) House, 123 Lexington Avenue. New York, *Brooklyn Bridge, Boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River. New York, *Carnegie Hall, Seventh Avenue, 56th to 57th Streets. New York, *Carnegie (Andrew) Mansion, 2 East 91st Street. New York, Castle Clinton National Monu- ment, South Ferry. New York, *Central Park, bounded by Central Park South, Fifth Avenue, Central Park West, and 110th Street. New York, Central Synagogue (Congregation Ahawath Chesed-Shaar Hashomayim), 646-652 Lexington Avenue. New York, *City Hall, Broadway and Cham- bers Street. New York, *Cooper Union, Cooper Square, Seventh Street and Fourth Avenue. New York, 'Pupin Physics Laboratories, Columbia University, Broadway and 120th Street. New York, *Dyckman (William) House, 4881 Broadway. New York, Federal Hall National Memorial, Wall and Nassau Streets. New York, General Grant National Memorial, Riverside Drive and West 122nd Street. New York, Hamilton Grange National Memorial, 287 Convent Avenue. New York, *Morgan (Pierpont) Library, 33 East 36th Street. New York, *Morris-Jumel Mansion, 160th Street and Edgecombe Avenue. New York, *New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. New York, New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater (Astor Library), 425 La- fayette Street. New York, *The Players, 16 Gramercy Park. New York, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site, 28 East 20th Street. New York, *St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway be- tween Fulton and Vesey Streets. New York, Statue of Liberty National Monu- ment, Liberty Island, New York harbor (also in Hudson County, N.J.). New York, *Tredwell (Seabury) House, Old Merchant's House, 29 East Fourth Street. New York, *Woolworth Building, 233 Broad- way. Niagara County Niagara Falls, *Niagara Reservation. Youngstown vicinity, *Old Fort Niagara, north of Youngstown on New York 18. Oneida County Rome, Fort Stanwix National Monument, bounded by Dominick, Spring, Liberty, and James Streets. Rome vicinity, *Oriskany Battlefield, 5 miles east of Rome on New York 69. Ontario County Victor vicinity, *Boughton Hill, 1.25 miles south of Victor. Orange County *Delaware and Hudson Canal (also in Sulli- van and Ulster counties and Pike and Wayne counties, Pa.). *Palisades Interstate Park (see Bergen County, N.J.). Goshen, *Historic Track, Main Street. Harriman, *Harriman (E. H.) Estate, Arden, New York 17. Newburgh, Dutch Reformed Church, north- east corner of Grand and Third Streets. Newburgh, *Washington's Headquarters, Liberty and Washington Streets. West Point, *U.S. Military Academy, New York 218. Queens County Flushing, *Old Quaker Meetinghouse, south side of Northern Boulevard. Richmond Hill, *Riis (Jacob) House, 84-41 120th Street. Rensselaer County Rensselaer, *Fort Crailo, south of Columbia Street on Riverside Street. Troy, Cannon Building, 1 Broadway. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 Troy, Fifth Avenue-Fulton Street Historic District, two blocks of Fifth Avenue, on the eastern edge of the downtown Troy business district, bounded on the north by Grand Street, on the south by Broadway, on the east (between Grand and Fulton Streets) by Sixth Avenue and (between Fulton Street and Broadway) by Union Street, and on the west by Williams Street. Troy, Ilium Building, northeast corner of Fulton and Fourth Streets. Troy, McCarthy Building, 255-257 River Street. Troy, W. & L. E. Gurley Co., 514 Fulton Street. Walloomsac vicinity, *Bennington Battlefield, New York 67, on Vermont line. Richmond County Rosebank, Austen, Elizabeth Alice, House, 2 Hyland Boulevard. Staten Island, The Voorlezer's House, Arthur Kill Road, opposite Center Street. Tottenville, Staten Island, *Conference House, Hylan Boulevard. Rockland County *Palisades Interstate Park (see Bergen County, N.J.). Stony Point vicinity, *Stony Point Battle- field, north of Stony Point on U.S. 9W and U.S- 202. Tappan, *De Wint House, Livingston Avenue and Oak Tree Road. St. Lawrence County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Saratoga County Albany vicinity, Saratoga National Historical Park, 30 miles north of Albany on U.S. 4 and New York 32. Schenectady County Delanson vicinity, Christman Bird and Wild- life Sanctuary, southeast of Delanson on Schoharie Turnpike. Schoharie County North of Blenheim, *Old Blenheim Bridge, New York 30. Schuyler County Tyrone vicinity, *Lamoka, 2 miles west of Tyrone at northern edge of Lamoka Lake. Seneca County Seneca Falls, *Stanton (Elizabeth Cady) House, 32 Washington Street. Suffolk County Outchogue, *The Old House, New York 25. East Hampton, Long Island, *Moran (Thomas) House, Main Street. Montauk vicinity, Montauk Point Light- house. Stony Brook, *Mount (William Sydney) House, Gould Road and New York 25. Sullivan County *Delaware and Hudson Canal (see Orange County). Tompkins County Ithaca, *Morrill Hall, Cornell University, Cornell University campus. Ulster County *Delaware and Hudson Canal (see Orange County). Esopus, *Burroughs (John) Cabin, Slabsides, west of West Park. Esopus, *Burroughs (John) Riverby Study, West Park. Hurley, *Hurley Historic District, Hurley Street, Hurley Mountain Road, and Schoonmaker Lane. NOTICES Kingston, Clinton Avenue Historic District, includes all of Clinton Avenue between Westbrook Lane and North Front Street, North Front Street between Clinton Ave- nue and Fair Street, and the east side of Fair Street between North Front and John Streets. New Paltz, *Hasbrouck (Jean) House, Hugue- not Street, opposite its junction with North Street. New Paltz, *Huguenot Street Historic Dis- trict, Huguenot Street. Warren County *Adirondack Forest Preserve (see Clinton County). Westchester County Croton-on-Hudson, *Van Cortlandt Manor, U.S. 9, north of intersection with U.S. 9A. Mount Vernon; St. Paul's Church National Historic Site; Eastchester, Mount Vernon. North Tarrytown, *Dutch Reformed (Sleepy Hollow) Church, north edge of Tarrytown on U.S. 9. Tarrytown, *Gould (Jay) Estate, Lyndhurst, 635 South Broadway. Tarrytown vicinity, *Irving (Washington) House, Sunnyside, Sunnyside Lane. Upper Mills, *Philipsburg Manor, 381 Bell- wood Avenue. Yonkers, *Philipse Manor, Warburton Avenue and Dock Street. NORTH CAROLINA Alamance County Alamance vicinity, Alamance Battleground State Historic Site, 4 miles south of Alamance on N.C. 62. Alamance vicinity, Allen (John) House, Alamance Battleground State Historic Site. Beaufort County Bath, Bath Historic District, bounded on the west by Bath Creek, on the north by N.C. 92, on the east by King Street, and on the south by Bath Creek. Bath, Bonner House, Main and Front Streets. Bath, *Palmer-Marsh House, 104 Main Street. Bath, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Craven Street. Bertie County Windsor vicinity, Hope Plantation, 4 miles northwest of Windsor off North Carolina 308. Brunswick ,County Southport vicinity, Brunswick Historic Dis- trict, bounded on the east by the Cape Fear River, on the south by County Route 1533, on the west by County Route 1529, and on the north by Orton Plantation. Buncombe County Asheville, *Biltmore Estate, Biltmore Plaza. Burke County Morganton, Burke County Courthouse, Courthouse Square, bounded on the north- west by Union Street, on the northeast by Sterling Street, on the southeast by Meet- ing Street, and on the southwest by Green Street. Cabarrus County Concord vicinity, *Reed Gold Mine, 11 miles southeast of Concord on North Carolina 601 and 200. Caldwell County Lenoir vicinity, Fort Defiance, north of Lenoir on North Carolina 268. Carteret County Atlantic Beach vicinity, Fort Macon, on Bogue Point, on Fort Macon Road 4 miles east of Atlantic Beach. 33.29 Catawba County Claremont vicinity, Bunker Hill Covered Bridge, 2 miles east of Claremont off U.S. 70. Chowan County Edenton, *Chowan County Courthouse, East King Street. Edenton, *Cupola House, 408 South Broad Street. Edenton, Iredell (James) House, 107 East Church Street. Craven County New Bern, Stanly (John Wright) House, 307 George Street. New Bern, Stevenson House, 611 Pollock Street. Cumberland County Fayettevllle, Market House, Market Square. Dare County Kitty Hawk, Wright Brothers National Memorial. Manteo vicinity, Roanoke Island, Fort Ra- leigh National Historic Site, 4 miles north of Manteo on U.S. 158. Durham County Durham vicinity, Bennett Place State His- toric Site, intersection of Neal and Old Hillsborough roads. Durham vicinity, *Duke Homestead and To- bacco Factory, 0.5 mile north of Durham on Guess Road and east on County Route 1025. Edgecombe County Tarboro, Tarboro Town Common, bounded by Wilson Street, Albermarle Avenue, Park Avenue, and St. Patrick Street. Forsyth County Winston-Salem, *Old Salem Historic District, Salem College campus and area near Salem Square. Winston-Salem, *Salem Tavern, 800 South Main Street. Winston-Salem, *Single Brother's House, southwest corner of South Main and Academy Streets. Guilford County Greensboro. Blandwood, 411 West Washing- ton Street. Greensboro vicinity, Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, 6 miles northwest of Greensboro near U.S. 220. Halifax County Halifax, Halifax Historic District, bounded on the southwest by St. David Street, on the northwest by the Owens House drain- age ditch, on the northeast by the Roanoke River, and on the southeast by the Maga- zine Spring Gut. Henderson County Flat Rock vicinity, *Carl Sandburg Home Na- tional Historic Site, 0.25 mile west of Flat Rock. Hertford County Murfreesboro, Rea, William, Store, East Wil- liams Street. Iredell County Statesville vicinity, Fort Dobbs, Fort Dobbs Road. Johnslon County Newton Grove vicinity, Bentonville Battle- ground State Historic Site, 2 miles north of Newton Grove on County Route 1008. Newton Grove vicinity, Harper House, Ben- tonville Battleground State Historic Site. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3330 NOTICES McDowell County Pleasant Gardens, Carson House, east of Pleasant Gardens on U.S. 70. Mecklenburg County Charlotte, Alexander (Hezekiah) House, 3420 Shamrock Drive. Montgomery County Mount Gilead vicinity, Town Creek Indian Mound, 4.5 miles southeast of Mount Gilead on North Carolina 73. Moore County Carthage vicinity, Alston House, 8 miles northeast of Carthage on County Route 1644. Nash County Rocky Mount vicinity, Stonewall, Falls Road Extension. New Hanover County Wilmington, City Hall-Thalian Hall, 100 North Third Street. Wilmington vicinity, *Fort Fisher, 18 miles south of Wilmington on U.S. 421. Orange County Chapel Hill, *Old East, University of North Carolina, University of North Carolina campus. Hillsborough, Burwell School, North Chur- ton Street. Pender County Wilmington vicinity, Moores Creek National Military Park, 25 miles northwest of Wil- mington on North Carolina 210. Polk County Tryon vicinity, Block House Site, 0.5 mile east of U.S. 176 on the boundary between North and South Carolina. Rockingham County Wentworth, Wright Tavern, North Carolina 65. Rowan County Salisbury, Community Building, Rowan County Courthouse, 200 North Main Street. Wake County Raleigh, Christ Episcopal Church, 120 East Edenton Street. Raleigh, Executive Mansion, 210 North Blount Street. Raleigh, Haywood Hall, 211 New Bern Avenue. Raleigh, Haywood, Richard B., House, 127 East Edenton Street. Raleigh, Lane, Joel, House, 728 West Hargett Street. Raleigh, Mordecai House, Mimosa Street. Raleigh, St. Mary's Chapel, 900 Hillsborough Street. Raleigh, State Bank of North Carolina (Christ Church Rectory), 11 New Bern Avenue. Raleigh, State Capitol Building, Capitol Square, bounded by Wilmington, Edenton, Salisbury, and Morgan Streets. Raleigh vicinity, Yates Mill, on Lake Trajan at the intersection of Lake Wheeler and Tryon Roads. Raleigh vicinity, Midway Plantation, 8 miles east of Raleigh on U.S. 64. Warren County Vaughan vicinity, Buck Spring Plantation (Nathaniel Macon House), north of Vaughan on County Route 1348. Washington County Creswell vicinity, Somerset Place State His. toric Site, 9 miles south of Oreswell on Lake Phelps. Wayne County Premont vicinity, Aycock (Charles B.) Birth- place, 1 Dnile south of Fremont off U.S. 117. Yadkin County Richmond Hill vicinity, Richmond Hill Law School, north of Richmond Hill on County Route 1530. NORTH DAKOTA Billings County Medora, Theodore Roosevelt National Memo- rial Park (also in McKenzie County). Burleigh County Menoken vicinity, *Menoken Indian Village- Site, 1.25 miles north of Menoken, Veren- drye State Park. McKenzie County Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park (see Billings County). Mercer County Stanton vicinity, *Big Hidatsa Village Site, north bank of Knife River, 1 mile north of Stanton. Williams County Buford vicinity, Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, west of Buford (also in Roosevelt County, Mont.). OHIO Adams County Locust Grove vicinity, *Serpent Mound, 5 miles northwest of Locust Grove on Ohio 73. Allen County Spencerville vicinity, *Miami and Erie Canal, Deep Cut, 2 miles south of Spencerville on Ohio 66. Athens County Athens, *Manasseh Cutler Hall, Ohio Univer- sity, Ohio University campus. Auglaize County Wapakoneta vicinity, Fort Amanda Site, 9 miles northwest of Wapakoneta on Ohio 198. Brown County Ripley, Rankin, John, House. Butler County Oxford, *McGuffey (William H.) House, 401 East Spring Street. Carroll County Carrollton, McCook, Daniel, House, Public Square. Carrollton vicinity, Petersburg Mill, 4.3 miles south of Carrollton on Ohio 322. Columbiana County East Liverpool, *The Beginning Point of the U.S. Public Land Survey, on the Ohio- Pennsylvania boundary (also in Beaver County, Pa.). Cuyahoga County Valley View Village, *Ohio and Erie Canal, Ohio 631. Darke County Fort Jefferson, Fort Jefferson Site, Ohio 121. Erie County Milan, *Edison (Thomas Alva) Birthplace. Fairfield County Lancaster, *Sherman (John) Birthplace, 137 East Main Street. Tarlton vicinity, Tarlton Cross Mound, 1 mile north of Tarlton off Ohio 159. .Franklin County Columbus, Campbell Mound, McKinley Ave- nue, 0.5 mile south of Trabue Road. Columbus, Fort Hayes, Cleveland Avenue and Interstate 71. Columbus, University, Hayes, and Orton Halls, The Ohio State University, The Oval. Westerville, Hanby House, 160 West Main Street. Gallia County Gallipolis, Our House, 434 First Avenue. Guernsey County Old Washington vicinity, S Bridge, National Road, 5 miles west of Old Washington on U.S. 40. Hamilton County Cincinnati, Cincinnati Music Hall, 1243 Elm Street. Cincinnati, Delta Queen (steamboat), Public Landing. Cincinnati, Langdon House, 3626 Eastern Avenue. Cincinnati, *Pendleton (George Hunt) House, 559 East Liberty Street. Cincinnati, Pittman (Benn) House, 1852 Columbia Parkway. Cincinnati, Stowe House, 2950 Gilbert Avenue. Cincinnati, *Taft (William Howard) Home, 2038 Auburn Avenue. Cincinnati, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, 320 East Fifth Street. Montgomery, Universalist Church Historic District, Montgomery Road from 9433 north to Remington Avenue. Mount Nebo, William Henry Harrison Tomb, Ohio 128. Highland County Hillsboro vicinity. Fort Hill, 18 miles south- east of Hillsboro on Ohio 41. Jackson County Coalton vicinity; Leo Petroglyph, 4 miles northwest of Coalton off U.S. 35. Jackson vicinity, Buckeye Furnace, 10 miles east of Jackson on Township Road 167, Milton Township. Jefferson County Mount Pleasant, Friends Meetinghouse, near Ohio 150. Lake County Kirtland, Kirtland Temple, 9020 Chillicothe Road. Mentor, *Garfield (James A.) Home, Lawn- field, 1059 Mentor Avenue. Licking County Hopewell Township, Flint Ridge, 2 miles north of Ohio 40 on County Route 668. Newark, *Newark Earthworks, Mound Build- ers State Memorial. Lorain County Oberlin, *Oberlin College, Tappan Square. Lucas County Maumee, Hull-Wolcott House, 1031 River Road. Maumee vicinity, *Fallen Timbers Battle- field, 2 miles west of Maumee on U.S. 24. Waterville, Columbian House, River and Farnsworth Roads. Mahoning. County Coitsville Township, *McGuffey (William H.) Boyhood Home Site, McGuffey Road, near Ohio 616. Marion County Marion, *Harding (Warren G.) Home, 380 Mount Vernon Avenue. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES Meigs County Pomeroy vicinity, Buffington Island, 20 miles east of Pomeroy on Ohio 124, Lebanon Township. Medina County Medina, Medina County Courthouse, Liberty Street and Broadway, Public Square. Mercer County Fort Recovery Site, Fort Recovery on Ohio 49. Miami County Lockington and vicinity, Lockington Locks Historical Area, T. 7 N., R. 6 E. of Washing- ton Township (Shelby County); T. 6 N., R. 6 E. of Washington Township (Miami County). Montgomery County Dayton, Dunbar (Paul Lawrence) House, 219 North Summit Street. Dayton, Old Courthouse, northwest corner of Third and Main Streets. Miamisburg vicinity, Miamisburg Mound, 1 mile southeast of Miamisburg on Ohio 725. Morgan County Stockport vicinity, Big Bottom, 1 mile south- east of Stockport on Ohio 266. Ottawa County Gibraltar Islands, *Cooke (Jay) Home, Put- in-Bay, Lake Erie. Marblehead, Marblehead Lighthouse, Ohio 163. Put-in-Bay, South Bass Island, Perry's Vic- tory and International Peace Memorial Na- tional Monument. Pike County Piketon, Friendly Grove, Ohio 220 east of Piketon. Preble County Eaton vicinity, Fort St. Clair Site, 1 mile west of Eaton. Richland County Mansfield, Oak Hill Cottage, 310 Springmilll Street. Ross County Bainbridge vicinity, Seip Mound, 3 miles east of Bainbridge on U.S. 50. Chillicothe vicinity, Mound City Group Na- tional Monument, 4 miles north of Chilli- cothe on Ohio 104. Hopetown vicinity, *Hopeton Earthworks, near Mound City Group National Monu- ment on U.S. 23. Scioto Township, Adena, Allen Avenue extended. Sandusky County Fremont, Hayes (Rutherford B.) Home, Spie- gel Grove, Hayes and Buckland Avenues. Shelby County Lockington Locks Historical Area (see Miami County). Stark County Canton, William McKinley Tomb, Seventh Street NW. Summit County Akron, Fort Island Works, approximately 600 feet west of the west end of Fort Island Drive. Tuscarawas County Bolivar vicinity, Fort Laurens Site, 0.5 mile south of Bolivar near Ohio 212. Gnadenhutten vicinity, Gnadenhutten Mas- sacre Site, 1 mile south of Gnadenhutten. New Philadelphia, Schoenbrunn Site, U.S. 250. Zoar, Zoar Historic District, bounded by Fifth Street on the north, Foltz Street on the east, First Street on the south, and by the rear property lines of those properties fronting on West Street on the west. Warren County Lebanon, Glendower, U.S. 42. Lebanon vicinity, *Fort Ancient, 7 miles southeast of Lebanon on Ohio 350, Fort Ancient State Memorial. Washington County Marietta, Ohio Company Land Office, Campus Martius Museum, corner of Second and Washington Streets. Marietta, Putnam, Rufus, House, Campus Martius Museum, corner of Second and Washington Streets. Marietta, W. P. Snyder, Jr. (steamboat), Sacra Via. Wyandot County Upper Sandusky vicinity, Indian Mill, 3.5 miles northeast of Upper Sandusky on Crane Township Road. Wood County Perrysburg, Old Wood County. Jail, 240 West Indiana Avenue. Perrysburg vicinity. Fort Meigs, 1.3 miles southwest of Perrysburg. OKLAHOMA Alfalfa County Cleo Springs vicinity, Sod House, about 4 miles north of Cleo Springs. Blaine County Canton vicinity, Cantonment, NW sec. 29, T. 19 N., R. 13 W. Bryan County Nida vicinity, *Fort Washita, southwest of Nida on Oklahoma 199. Caddo County Hinton vicinity, Rock Mary, c. 4 miles west of Hinton. Canadian County El Reno vicinity, Fort Reno, 3 miles west and 2 miles north of El Reno. Cherokee County Park Hill, Murrell Home (Hunter's Home), N1/2 sec. 22, T. 16 N., R. 22 E. Tahlequah, *Cherokee National Capitol. Choctaw County Fort Towson vicinity, Fort Towson, 1 mile northeast of Fort Towson. Cimarron County Wheeless vicinity, *Camp Nichols, 3 miles northeast of Wheeless on Ranch Road. Comanche County Cache vicinity, Quanah Parker's Star House, Eagle Park. Lawton vicinity, *Fort Sill, north of Lawton. Garvin County (also in Murray County) Davis vicinity, Initial Point, about 7.5 miles west of Davis on Garvin-Murray County line. Erin Springs, Erin Springs Mansion (Frank Murray Home), south of the Washita River. Kay County Newkirk vicinity, *Deer Creek Site, 6 miles northeast of Newkirk. Le Flore County Spiro vicinity, Spiro Mound Group, NE sec. 29, W/ of NW'4 sec. 28, T. 10 N., R. 26 E. McCurtain County Mlllertown vicinity, *Wheelock Academy, east of Millertown on U.S. 70. McIntosh County (also in Muskogee County) Rentiesville vicinity, Honey Springs Battle- field, north of Rentiesville. Murray County Initial Point (see Garvin County). Muskogee County Fort Gibson, *Fort Gibson. Honey Springs Battlefield (see McIntosh County). Oklahoma County Oklahoma City, Overholser House, 405 North- west 15th Street. Okmulgee County Okmulgee, Creek National Capitol. Pushmataha County Tuskahoma vicinity, Tuskahoma, Choctaw Council House, 2 miles north of Tuska- homa. Roger Mills County Cheyenne vicinity, *Washita Battlefield, northwest of Cheyenne on U.S. 283. Rogers County Oologah vicinity, Will Rogers Birthplace, about 4 miles northeast of Oologah. Sequoyah County Akins vicinity, *Sequoyah's Cabin, Oklahoma 101, Sequoyah's Cabin State Park. Texas County Optima vicinity, *Stamper Site, 2.5 miles south of Optima on the south bank of the North Canadian River. Washita County Colony vicinity, *McLemore Site, 4 miles southeast of Colony on Oklahoma 69. OREGON Clackamas County Oregon City, McLoughlin (Dr. John) House National Historic Site, McLoughlin Park, between Seventh and Eighth Streets. Clatsop County Astoria, *Elmore (Samuel) Cannery, on the waterfront at the foot of Flaval Street. Astoria, *Fort Astoria, 15th and Exchange Streets. Astoria vicinity, Fort Clatsop National Me- morial, 4.5 miles south of Astoria. Jackson County Jacksonville, *Jacksonville Historic District. Klamath County Worden, *Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge (see Siskiyou County, Calif.). Lake County Fort Rock vicinity, *Fort Rock Cave, north- west of Fort Rock on secondary roads. PENNSYLVANIA Adams County Gettysburg, Gettysburg National Military Park. Gettysburg vicinity, Eisenhower National Historic Site, southwest edge of Gettysburg National Military Park. Allegheny County Pittsburgh, *Forks of the Ohio, Point Park. Beaver County Ambridge, Old Economy, northwest of Pitts- burgh on Pennsylvania 65. Glasgow vicinity, *The Beginning Point of the U.S. Public Land Survey (see Colum- blana County, Ohio). FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3331 3332 NOTICES Berks County Morgantown vicinity Hopewell Village Na- tional Historic Site, 10 miles northeast of Morgantown Interchange, Pennsylvania Turnpike. Womelsdorf vicinity, *Weiser (Conrad) House, 2 miles east of Womelsdorf, U.S. 422. Blair County Altoona vicinity, *Horseshoe Curve, 5 miles west of Altoona on Pennsylvania 193. Johnstown vicinity, Allegheny Portage Rail- road National Historic Site, U.S. 22 (also in Cambria County). Bucks County Morrisville vicinity, Pennsbury Manor, on Delaware River south of Bordentown Road. New Hope vicinity, Honey Hollow Watershed, 21/2 miles south of the Delaware River on Pennsylvania 263. Philadelphia vicinity, *Biddle (Nicholas) Es- tate, Andalusia, 1.4 miles north of Phila- delphia on Pennsylvania 32. Yardley vicinity, Washington Crossing State Park, between Yardley and New Hope, on the Delaware River (also in Mercer County, N.J.). Cambria County Allegheny Portage Railroad National His- toric Site (see Blair County). Johnstown vicinity, Johnstown Flood Na- tional Memorial, intersection of U.S. 219 and Pennsylvania 869. Chester County Norristown vicinity, *Valley Forge, Valley Forge State Park (also in Montgomery County). Cumberland County Carlisle, *Carlisle Indian School, east edge of Carlisle on U.S. 11. Carlisle, *Old West, Dickinson College, Dick- inson College campus. Delaware County Broomall, Massey, Thomas, House, Lawrence Road, opposite Springhouse Road. Chadd's Ford, *Brandywine Battlefield, Brandywine Battlefield Park. Dilworthtown vicinity, *Brinton (William) House, 1704 House, Oakland Road, near junction of U.S. 202 and County Route 15199. Essington, *The Printzhof, Taylor Avenue and Second Street. Prospect Park, Morton Homestead, 100 Lin- coln Avenue. Swarthmore, *West (Benjamin) Birthplace, Swarthmore College campus. Fayette County Point Marion vicinity, *Gallatin (Albert) House, Friendship Hill, 3 miles north of Point Marion on Pennsylvania 166. Uniontown vicinity, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, 11 miles east of Uniontown on U.S. 40. Uniontown vicinity, *Searights Tollhouse, National Road, west of Uniontown near U.S. 40. Franklin County Chambersburg, Brown (John) House, 225 East King Street. Chambersburg, Franklin County Jail, north- west corner of King and Second Streets. Huntingdon County Rockhill Furnace, *East Broad Top Railroad, U.S. 522. Lackawanna County Scranton, *Powderly (Terence V.) Rouse, 614 North Main Street. Lancaster County Brickerville, *Stiegel-Coleman House, Penn- sylvania 501 and U.S. 322. Ephrata, 'Ephrata Cloister. Lancaster, *Buchanan (James) House, Wheatland, 1120 Marietta Avenue. Lancaster, Fulton Opera House, 12-14 North Prince Street. Quarryville vicinity, *Fulton (Robert) Birth- place, 8 miles south of Quarryville on U.S. 22. Lebanon County Cornwall, *Cornwall Iron Furnace, 5 miles south of Lebanon on U.S. 322. Luzerne County Forty Fort, Denison House, 35 Denison Street. Montgomery County Evansburg vicinity, Skippack Bridge, east of Evansburg on Pennsylvania 422. Horsham vicinity, *Graeme Park, Keith Val- ley Road. Trappe, *Augustus Lutheran Church, Seventh Avenue East and Main Street. *Valley Forge (see Chester County). Northumberland County Northumberland, *Priestley (Joseph) House, Priestley Avenue. Philadelphia County Philadelphia, *Academy of Music, Broad and Locust Streets. Philadelphia, *American Philosophical So- ciety Hall, Independence Square. Philadelphia, *Bartram (John) House, 54th Street and Eastwick Avenue. Philadelphia, *Carpenters' Hall, 320 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, *Chew House, Germantown Avenue between Johnson and Cliveden Streets. Philadelphia, *Christ Church, Second Street between Market and Filbert Streets. Philadelphia, *Coleman (William) House, Woodford, East Fairmount Park. Philadelphia, *Eakins (Thomas) House, 1729 Mount Vernon Place. Philadelphia, *Eastern State Penitentiary, 21st Street and Fairmount Avenue. Philadelphia, *Elfreth's Alley Historic Dis- trict, between Second and Front Streets. Philadelphia, *Fort Mifflin, Marina and Pen- rose Ferry Roads. Philadelphia, Fort Mifflin Hospital, Marina and Penrose Ferry Roads. Philadelphia, *Founder's Hall, Girard Col- lege, Corinthian and Girard Avenues. Philadelphia, *Germantown Historic Dis- trict, Germantown Avenue, between Wind- rim Avenue and Upsal Street. Philadelphia, Gloria Dei (Old Swedes') Church National Historic Site, Swanson Street, between Christian and Water Streets. Philadelphia, *Hamilton (William) House, The Woodlands, 40th Street and Woodland Avenue West. Philadelphia, Independence National His- torical Park, bounded by Walnut, Sixth,- Chestnut, and Second Streets. Philadelphia, *Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital, 111 North 49th Street. Philadelphia, *Logan (James) Home, Sten- ton, 18th and Courtland Streets. Philadelphia, *MacPherson (John) House, Mount Pleasant, Fairmount Park. Philadelphia, 'New Market, South Second Street between Pine and Lombard Streets. Philadelphia, *U.S.S. Olympia, Pier 40, at the foot of Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, *Peale (Charles Willson) House, Belfield, 2100 Clarkson Avenue. Philadelphia, *The Pennsylvania Hospital, Eighth and Spruce Streets. Philadelphia, *Poe (Edgar Allan) House, 530 North Seventh Street. Philadelphia, *Reynolds-Morris House, 225 South Eighth Street. Philadelphia, St. Clement's Protestant Epis- copal Church, southwest corner of 20th and Cherry Streets. Philadelphia, *Sully (Thomas) Residence, 530 Spruce Street. Philadelphia, *Walnut Street Theatre, Ninth and Walnut Streets. Pike County *Delaware and Hudson Canal (see Orange County, N.Y.). Milford, *Pinchot (Gifford) House, Grey Towers, west edge of Milford. Venango County Titusville vicinity, *Drake Oil Well, 3 miles southeast of Titusville on Pennsylvania 36, Drake Well Memorial Park. Wayne County *Delaware and Hudson Canal (see Orange County, N.Y.). Westmoreland County Harrison City vicinity, *Bushy Run Battle- field, 2 miles east of Harrison City on Pennsylvania 993. York County York, Billmeyer House, East Market Street. PUERTO RICO San Juan *La Fortalesa, San Juan Island, between San Juan Bay and Calle Recinto Oeste. San Juan National Historic Site. RHODE ISLAND Bristol County Bristol, Bristol County Courthouse, High Street. Kent County East Greenwich, Armory of the Kentish Guards, Armory and Peirce Streets. East Greenwich, Kent County Courthouse, 127 Main Street. Newport County Middletown, Whitehall, Berkeley Avenue. Newport, *Brick Market, Thames Street and Washington Square. Newport, Chateau-sur-Mer, Bellevue, Leroy, Lawrence, and Shepard Avenues. Newport, Fort Adams State Park, Harrison Avenue. Newport, *Hunter House, 54 Washington Street. Newport, King, Edward, House, Aquidneck Park, Spring Street. Newport, Miantonomi Memorial- Park, bounded on the south by Admiral Kalb- fuss Road, on the west by Girard Avenue, on the north by property of the Newport Housing Authority, and on the east by Hillside Avenue. Newport, Newport Casino, 194 Bellevue Avenue. Newport, *Newport Historic District, near but not including the waterfront area, within the 18th-century town limits. Newport, *Old Statehouse, Washington Square. Newport, *Redwood Library, 50 Bellevue Avenue. Newport, *Touro Synagogue National His- toric Site, 85 Touro Street. Newport, *Trinity Church, 141 Church Street. Newport, *U.S. Naval War College, Coaster's Harbor Island. Newport, *Vernon House, 46 Clarke Street. Newport, *Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House, 17 Broadway. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES Providence County Glocester, Glocester Town Pound, Pound Road and Chopmist Hill Road. Lincoln, *Arnold (Eleazer) House, Great Road (Rhode Island 123). Lincoln, Arnold l,el, House, Great Road. Lincoln, Blackstone Canal (Paul Ronci Me- morial Park), from Front Street north to Ashton Dam. Pawtucket, *Old Slater Mill, Roosevelt Avenue. Providence, Brackett (Charles) House, 45 Prospect Street. Providence, *Brown (John) House, 52 Power Street. Providence, College Hill Historic District, bounded on the north by Olney Street, on the south by Cohan Boulevard, on the east by Hope Street, and on the west by the Providence and Moshassuck rivers. Providence, *First Baptist Meetinghouse, North Main Street between Thomas and Waterman Streets. Providence, Hopkins (Governor Stephen) House, 15 Hopkins Street. Providence, Moshassuck Square (American Screw Co. Factories), Stevens Street. Providence, Roger Williams National Memo- rial, Old Town. Providence, Sixth District Courthouse, 150 Benefit Street. Providence, State Arsenal, 176 Benefit Street. Providence, Statehouse, 90 Smith Street. Providence, *University Hall, Brown Univer- sity, Brown University campus. Washington County Charlestown, Fort Ninegret, Fort Neck Road. Charlestown, Indian Burial Ground, Narrow Lane. Narragansett, The Towers, Ocean Road. Saunderstown, *Stuart (Gilbert) Birthplace, Gilbert Stuart Road. SOUTH CAROLINA Abbeville County Abbeville, Abbeville Opera House, Court Square. Abbeville, Burt (Armistead) House, 306 North Main Street. Anderson County Pendleton, Pendleton Historic District, the district is enclosed by a rectangle, the co- ordinates of which are on the northwest corner latitude 3440' N., longitude 82- 50'34.5" W.; on the northeast corner lati- tude 3440' N., longitude 8245'54" W.; on the southeast corner latitude 3438'15" N., longitude 82*45'54" W.; and on the south- west latitude 34'38'15" N., longitude 8250'34.5" W. Bamberg County Ehrhardt vicinity, Rivers Bridge State Park, 8 miles southwest of Ehrhardt via U.S. 601 and South Carolina 641. Beaufort County Beaufort, Beaufort Historic District, bounded on the north by Boundary Street, on the west by Hamar and Bladen Streets, and on the south and east by the Beaufort River. Beaufort vicinity, Hunting Island State Park Lighthouse, 17 miles south-southeast of Beaufort via U.S. 21. Gardens Corner vicinity, Sheldon Church Ruins, northwest of Gardens Corner on U.S. 21. Hiltonhead vicinity, Skull Creek (Hilton Head), north of Hiltonhead off Hickory Bluff-Mount Calvary Church Road. Laurel Bay vicinity, Chester Field Site, south of Laurel Bay on Port Royal Island. Berkeley County Goose Creek, *St. James' Goose Creek. Huger, *Pomption Hill Chapel, .5 mile south- west of the intersection of S.C. 41 and 402. Huger vicinity, *Middleburg Plantation, c. 2 miles southwest of Huger, on the East Branch of the Cooper River. Moncks Corner vicinity, *Broughton (Thom- as) Plantation, Mulberry, off U.S. 52 on the Cooper River. Mount Holly vicinity, Medway, 2.1 miles east of Mount Holly. St. Stephens, *St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, on South Carolina 45. Charleston County Awendaw vicinity, Sewee Mound (The Old Fort), 2.8 miles south of Awendaw. Charleston, *Aiken (William) House and As- sociated Railroad Structures, 456 King Street. Charleston, Blake Tenements, 2-4 Court- house Square. Charleston, Branford-Horry House, 59 Meet- ing Street. Charleston, *Brewton (Miles) House, 27 King Street. Charleston, *Brewton (Robert) House, 71 Church Street. Charleston, *Charleston Historic District (ex- tended), the total area corresponds to the Old and Historic District delineated in the zoning ordinance of the city of Charleston, ratified on August 16, 1966. Charleston, The Exchange and Provost, East Bay and Broad Streets. Charleston, Fireproof Building, 100 Meeting Street. Charleston, Fort Sumter National Monument, Charleston harbor. Charleston, *Gibbes (William) House, 64 South Battery. Charleston, *Heyward-Washington House, 87 Church Street. Charleston, *Mills (Clark) Studio, 51 Broad Street. Charleston, Rose, Thomas, House, 57-59 Church Street. Charleston, *St. Michael's Episcopal Church, 80 Meeting Street. Charleston, Site of Old Charles Towne, Albe- marle Point. Charleston, South Carolina State Arsenal (Old Citadel), 2 Tobacco Street (Marion Square). Charleston, Stuart, Colonel John, House, 104-106 Tradd Street. Charleston, Sword Gates House, 32 Legare Street, 111 Tradd Street. Charleston harbor, Castle Pinckney, on Shute's Folly Island. Charleston vicinity, *Drayton (John) House, Drayton Hall, 12 miles west of Charleston off South Carolina 61. Edisto Island, *Brick House Ruin. Georgetown vicinity, *St. James' Church, 17 miles south of Georgetown, near the San- tee River. McClellanville vicinity, *Hampton Planta- tion, 8 miles north of McClellanville. Mount Pleasant vicinity, Auld Mound, north- east of Mount Pleasant, 1.2 miles south- east of U.S. 17. Mount Pleasant vicinity, Buzzard's Island Site, northeast of Mount Pleasant 1.3 miles south of U.S. 17. Rockville vicinity, Fig Island Site, 2 miles southwest of Rockville on Edisto Island on the north bank of Ocella Creek. Rockville vicinity, Hanckel Mound, 2 miles northwest of Rockville on Wadmalaw Island. Rockville vicinity, Horse Island, 1 mile south of Rockville on Seabrook Island. Cherokee County Chesnee vicinity, Cowpens National Battle- field Site, 2 miles east of Chesnee at junc- tion of South Carolina 11 and South Caro- lina 110. 3333 Chester County Rowell, Landsford Canal, off U.S. 21, a 2-mile section parallel to the Catawba River. Clarendon County Summerton vicinity, Santee Indian Mound and Fort Watson, south of Summerton off U.S. 301. Darlington County Hartsville vicinity, *Coker Experimental Farms, west of Hartsville on South Caro- lina 151. Dorchester County Summerville vicinity, Old Dorchester, Dor- chester State Park, including the ruins of the village and fort of Dorchester and St. George's Church, on the Ashley River near the mouth of Dorchester Creek. Fairfield County Winnsboro, Ketchin Building, 231 South Con- gress Street. Georgetown County Georgetown, Georgetown County Rice Mu- seum, Old Market Building, Front and Screven Streets. Greenwood County Cokesbury and vicinity, Old Cokesbury His- toric District and Masonic Female College Conference School, bounded on the north- east by South Carolina 398; on the south- east by a straight line intersecting South Carolina 97 at the junction of South Caro- lina 254; on the south by South Carolina 97; bounded on the southwest by South Carolina 163 and a straight line running northwest to South Carolina 185; on the northwest by South Carolina 180; and on the north by a straight line running east from the intersection of South Carolina 180 and U.S. 178 to the intersection of South Carolina 95 and 398. Ninety Six vicinity, Old Ninety Six and Star Fort, 2 miles south of Ninety Six between South Carolina 248 and 27. Greenville County Greenville, Earle Town House, 107 James Street. Greenville, Whitehall, 310 West Earle Street. Tigerville vicinity, Poinsett Bridge, about 4 miles north of Tigerville on County Route 42. Kershaw County Camden, Fort Camden, southern area of Camden, De Kalb Township. Camden vicinity, Adamson Mounds Site, c. 2 miles west of Camden, along the left bank of Mound Creek. Camden vicinity, *Camden Battlefield, 5 miles north of Camden on U.S. 521 and 601. Camden vicinity, McDowell Site (Chestnut Mounds), 2.5 miles south of Camden, sur- rounding the mouth of Big Pine Tree Creek on the Wateree River. Lexington County Lexington, Fox House (Classical and Theo- logical Seminary of the Evangelical Lu- theran Synod of South Carolina and Adjacent States), 232 Fox Street. McCormick County Willington vicinity, De La Howe State School, 3 miles southeast of Willington on South Carolina 81. Newberry County Newberry, Newberry Opera House, Boyce and Nance Streets. Oconee County Westminster vicinity, Prather's Bridge, over Tugaloo River, 10 miles southwest of West- FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 No. 35-Pt. II---4 NOTICES minster via U.S. 124, then 1 mile northwest on County Route 68, then 0.25 mile west on County Route 160. Orangeburg County Eutawville vicinity. Eutaw Springs Battle- grounds Park, 1 mile east of Eutawville on South Carolina 6. Pickens County Clemson, *Calhoun (John C.) House, Fort Hill, Clemson University campus. Clemson, St. Julien-Ravenel House (Han- over House), Clemson University campus. Richland County Columbia, Hall, Ainsley, House, 1616 Bland- ing Street. Columbia, Hampton-Preston House, 1615 Blanding Street. Columbia, The Lace House, 803 Richland Street. Columbia, Mills Building, South Carolina State Hospital, 2100 Bull Street. Columbia, Old Campus District, University of South Carolina, bounded on the west by Sumter Street, on the south, east, and north by buildings not included in the old campus quadrangle. Columbia, South Carolina Governor's Man- sion, 800 Richland Street. Columbia, South Carolina Statehouse, bounded on the north by Main Street, on the west by Assembly Street, on the south by Senate Street, and on the east by Sum- ter Street. Columbia, Washington Street United Metho- dist Church, 1401 Washington Street. Spartanburg County Glenn Springs vicinity, Camp Hill (Smith House), 2 miles south of Glenn Springs on South Carolina 215. Moore vicinity, Price's Post Office, junction of County Routes 86, 199, and 200. Spartanburg, Evins-Bivings House (Dr. James Bivings House), 563 North Church Street. Spartanburg, Foster's Tavern, 191 Cedar Spring Road. Spartanburg vicinity, Walnut Grove Planta- tion, 8 miles southeast of Spartanburg, c. 1 mile east of the intersection of U.S. 221 and Interstate 26. Union County Union, Herndon Terrace, North Pinckney Street at the corner of Catherine Street. Union vicinity, Pinckneyville, 13 miles north- east of Union on S.C. 13. Union vicinity, Rose Hill, 9 miles south- southwest of Union on County Route 16. Williamsburg County Kingstree, Thorntree (Witherspoon House), Fluitt-Nelson Memorial Park. York County Bethany vicinity, Kings Mountain National Military Park, northwest of Bethany on South Carolina 161. Rock Hill, The White House, 258 East White Street. SOUTH DAKOTA Buffalo County Chamberlain vicinity, *Crow Creek Site, 15 miles north of Chamberlain on the east side of the Missouri River near South Dakota 47. Fort Thompson vicinity, *Fort Thompson Mounds, near Fort Thompson on South Dakota 50, Crow Creek Indian Reservation. Davison County Mitchell, *Mitchell Site, municipal golf course. Dewey County Mobridge vicinity, *Molstad Village, 18 miles south of Mobridge, overlooking the Oahe Reservoir. Hanson County Bloom vicinity, *Bloom Site, east of Bloom on the James River. Hughes County Pierre vicinity, *Arzberger Site, 7.5 miles east of Pierre on the Missouri River. Lawrence County Deadwood, *Deadwood Historic District. Lincoln County *Blood Run Site (see Lyon County, Iowa). Lyman County Lower Brule vicinity, *Langdeau Site, north of Lower Brule on South Dakota 47W. Pennington County Keystone vicinity, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, 3 miles west of Keystone off U.S. 16A. Shannon County Batesland vicinity, *Wounded Knee Battle- field, 11 miles west of Batesland, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. TENNESSEE Anderson County Oak Ridge, *X-10 Reactor, Oak Ridge Na- tional Laboratory. Carter County Elizabethtown vicinity, *Sycamore Shoals, 2 miles west of Elizabethtown on the Watauga River. Claiborne County Cumberland Gap National Historical Park (see Bell County, Ky.). Davidson County Hermitage, Tulip Grove, Lebanon Road. Nashville, First Presbyterian Church (Down- town Presbyterian Church), 154 Fifth Ave- nue North. Nashville, Nashville Union Station, Broadway and 10th Avenue South. Nashville, *Peabody (George) College for Teachers, 21st Avenue South and Edgehill Avenue. Nashville, St. Mary's Catholic Church, 330 Fifth Avenue North. Nashville, Tennessee State Capitol, Capitol Hill. Nashville, Traveller's Rest, Franklin Road. Nashville vicinity, Belle Meade, Harding Road at Leake Avenue. Nashville vicinity, *Jackson (Andrew) House, The Hermitage, 12 miles east of Nashville on U.S. 70N. Greene County Greeneville, Andrew Johnson National His- toric Site, Depot and College Streets. Hamilton County Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park (see Catoosa County, Ga.). Hardin County Shiloh, Shiloh National Military Park. Knox County Knoxville, *Blount (William) Mansion, 200 West Hill Avenue. Knoxville vicinity, Ramsey House, Thorn- grove Pike. Loudon County Loudon, Carmichael Inn, off U.S. 11. Loudon vicinity, Bowman House, east of Loudon on Little River Road. Loudon vicinity, Cannon-Calloway House, wept of Loudon off U.S. 11. Madison County Pinson vicinity, *Pinson Mounds, 3 miles east of Pinson on secondary road. Maury County Columbia, Mayes-Hutton House, 306 West Sixth Street. Columbia, *Polk (James K.) House, West Seventh and South High Streets. Columbia vicinity, Clifton Place, southwest of Columbia on Mount Pleasant Highway. Columbia vicinity, St. John's Episcopal Church, 6 miles west of Columbia. Monroe County Vonore vicinity, *Fort Loudoun, U.S. 411. Rutherford County >Murfreesboro, Oaklands, North Maney . Avenue. Murfreesboro vicinity, Stones River National Battlefield, 3 miles northwest of Murfrees- boro on U.S. 41. Smyrna, Davis (Sam) Home, Tennessee 102. Shelby County Memphis, *Beale Street Historic District, Beale Street from Main to Fourth Streets. Stewart County Dover vicinity, Fort Donelson National Mili- tary Park, 1 mile west of Dover on U.S. 79. Sullivan County Kingsport, Netherland Inn and Complex, 2144 Netherland Inn Road. Kingsport vicinity, *Long Island of the Hol- ston, south branch of the Holston River. Piney Flats vicinity, Rocky Mount, southwest of Piney Flats off County Route llE. Sumner County Gallatin vicinity, Cragfont, about 5 miles west of Gallatin off Tennessee 25. Hendersonville vicinity, Rock Castle, south- east of Hendersonville on Indian Lake Road. Washington County Johnson City vicinity, Tipton-Haynes House, southeast of Johnson City on U.S. 19W. Jonesboro, Jonesboro Historic District, bounded roughly by College Street, Sabin Avenue, and properties fronting on Main Street on the north; by Franklin Avenue and Depot Street on the south; by Second Avenue, Oak Grove Avenue, and private property on the west; and by private prop- erty on the east. Williamson County Franklin, Rainey-Lawrence House, 244 First Avenue South. Franklin vicinity, *Franklin Battlefield, south 'of Franklin on U.S. 31. TEXAS Armstrong County Palo Duro vicinity, *JA Ranch, Palo Duro Canyon. Bexar County San Antonio, *The Alamo, Alamo Plaza. San Antonio, Edward H. White II Museum (Hangar Nine), Brooks Air Force Base. San Antonio, *Espada Aqueduct, Espada Road, just east of U.S. 281S. San Antonio, *Mission Concepcion, 807 Mis- sion Road. San Antonio, San Jose Mission National His- toric Site, 6519 San Jose Drive. San Antonio, *Spanish Governor's Palace, 105 Military Plaza. San Antonio, U.S. San Antonio Arsenal, bounded by South Flores Street on the west, East Arsenal Street on the south, the FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3334 NOTICES San Antonio River on the east, and private property on the north. San Antonio, Ursuline Academy, 300 Augusta Street. Blanco County Johnson City, *Johnson (Lyndon B.) Boy- hood Home. Cameron County Brownsville, *Fort Brown. Brownsville, *Resaoa de la Palma. Battlefield, north edge of Brownsville on Parades Line Road. Brownsville vicinity, *Palo Alto Battlefield, junction of Farm Roads 1847 and 511, 6.3 miles north of Brownsville. Cherokee County Alto vicinity, George C. Davis Site, about 6 miles southwest of Alto on Texas 21. Comal County New Braunfels, Klein, Stephen, House, 131 South Seguin Street. New Braunfels, Lindheimer House, 489 Comal Avenue. El Paso County El Paso, Chamizal National Memorial. Fayette County Winedale, Winedale Inn Complex, off FM 1457. Galveston County Galveston, Ashbel Smith Building, 914-916 Avenue B (Strand Avenue). Galveston, Bishop's Palace (Gresham House), 1402 Avenue J (Broadway). Galveston, El Mina Shrine Temple, 2328 Broadway. Galveston, Sealy (George) House, 2424 Broad- way. Galveston, The Strand Historic District, bounded on the north by Avenue A, on the east by 20th Street, on the south by an alley separating Avenues C and D, and on the west by the railroad passenger depot extending north to Avenue A (including lots 5, 6, and 7 of block 685 between Ave- nue A and New Strand Street). Galveston, U.S. Customhouse (Old Galveston Customhouse), southeast corner of 20th and Post Office (Avenue E) Streets. Gillespie County Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg Historic Dis- trict, bounded by a line running southeast six blocks from the corner of Acorn and Schubert along Schubert to Adams; north- east one block on Adams to Travis; south- east on Travis one block to Llano; south- west on Llano two blocks to Austin; southeast on Austin three blocks to Elk; southwest two blocks on Elk to San Antonio; northwest on San Antonio three blocks to Llano; southwest one block on Llano to Barons Creek; northwest along the creek one block behind Creek Street to Adams; southwest one-half block on Ad- ams to the rear property line of lots facing Creek Street; then northwest six blocks to Acorn; northeast four and one-half blocks to the corner of Acorn and Schubert. Goliad County Goliad vicinity, *Presidio Nuestra Sefiora de Loreto de la Bahia, 1 mile south of Goliad State Park on U.S. 183. Guadalupe County Seguin, Erskine House No. 1 (Hollamon House), 902 North Austin Street. Seguin, Sebastopol (Zorn House), northeast corner of West Court and North Erkel Streets. Hale County Plainview, *Plainview Site, 0.5 mile west of the junction of U.S. 70 and 87. Harris County Houston vicinity, *San Jacinto Battlefield, 22 miles east of Houston on Texas 134. Jack County Jacksboro vicinity, *Fort Richardson, south of Jacksboro on U.S. 281. Jeff Davis County Fort Davis, Fort Davis National Historic Site, junction of Texas 17 and 118. Jefferson County Beaumont, French Home Trading Post, 2995 French Road. Beaumont vicinity, *Lucas Gusher, Spindle- top Oil Field, 3 miles south of Beaumont on Spindletop Avenue. Kaufman County Terrell vicinity, *Porter (Walter C.) Farm, 2 miles north of Terrell on Farm Road 986. Kenedy County Kingsville vicinity, *King Ranch, in and near Kingsville (also in Kleberg, Nueces, and Willacy counties). Kleberg County *King Ranch (see Kenedy County). Lee County Giddings, Schubert House, 183 Hernpstead Street. McLennan County Waco, Fort House, 503 East Fourth Street. Waco, Waco Suspension Bridge, across the Brazos River at Bridge Street. Marion County Jefferson, Alley-Carlson House, 501 Walker Street. Jefferson, Beard House, 212 North Vale Street. Jefferson, Epperson-McNutt House, 409 South Alley Street. Jefferson, Excelsior Hotel, Austin Street be- tween Market and Vale Streets. Jefferson, Freeman Plantation House, 0.8 mile west of Jefferson on Route 49. Jefferson, Jefferson Playhouse, northwest corner of Market and Henderson Streets. Jefferson, Old U.S. Post Office and Courts Building, 223 Austin Street. Jefferson, Perry, Captain William, House, northwest corner of Walnut and Clarks- ville Streets. Jefferson, Presbyterian Manse, northeast cor- ner of Alley and Delta Streets. Jefferson, Sedberry House, 211 North Market Street. Jefferson, Singleton, Captain William E., House, 204 North Soda Street. Medina County Castrdville, Castroville Historic District, bounded on the northwest by a line 45 north-northeast through the center of the Medina River and intersecting Texas 471; on the southwest by Constantinople Street to Houston Street, by Naples Street from Houston to Florence Streets, by Constan- tinople Street from Florence to Gentile Streets, and by Gime Street to the river; bounded on the sohe southeast by a line 45 north-northeast through the center of the river to Texas 471; and on the northeast by Texas 471. Nueces County *King Ranch (see Kenedy County). Oldham County Vega vicinity, *Landergin Mesa, east side of East Alamosa Creek, Mansfield Ranch. Potter County Fritch vicinity, Alibates Flint Quarries and Texas Panhandle Pueblo Culture National 3335 Monument, southwest of Fritch on the Canadian River. Robertson County Calvert, Hammond House, bounded by Bur- net, China, Elm, and Hanna Streets. Tarrant County Fort Worth, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rail- road Passenger Station, 1601 Jones Street. Fort Worth, Knights of Pythias Building, 315 Main Street. Fort Worth, Tarrant County Courthouse, bounded by Houston, Belknap, Weather- ford, and Commerce Streets. Tom Green County San Angelo, *Fort Concho, south edge of San Angelo. Travis County Austin, Barker History Center (Old Library), University of Texas, South Mall, University of Texas campus. Austin, Bremond Block Historic District, a block bounded on the northeast by West Eighth Street, on the southeast by Guada- lupe Street, on the southwest by West Seventh Street, and on the northwest by San Antonio Street; also the west side of San Antonio Street between West Seventh and West Eighth Streets and the south side of West Seventh Street from No. 315 to No. 610 Guadalupe Street. Austin, Carrington-Covert House, 1511 Col- orado Street. Austin, Driskill Hotel, 117 East 7th Street, Austin, French Legation, 802 San Marcos. Austin, Gethsemane Lutheran Church, 1510 Congress Avenue. Austin, Littlefield House, 24th Street and Whitis Avenue. Austin, Neill-Cochran House, 2310 San Ga- briel. Austin, The Old Bakery, 1006 Congress Avenue. Austin, Old Land Office Building, 108 East 11th Street. Austin, Texas Governor's Mansion, 1010 Col- orado Street. Austin, Texas State Capitol, Congress and llth Streets. Austin, U.S. Post Office (Old Post Office) and Federal Building, 104 East Sixth Street. Austin, Woodlawn (Pease Mansion), 6 Niles Road. Val Verde County Langtry vicinity, Mile Canyon (Eagle Nest Canyon), northeast of Langtry off U.S. 90. Washington County Brenham, Pampell-Day House, 409 West Alamo Street. Independence, Houston, Mrs. Sam, Home, FM 390, one block east of the intersection with FM 50. Willacy County *King Ranch (see Kenedy County). Williamson County Georgetown, Tinnen House, 1220 Austin Street. Old Round Rock, Inn at Brushy Creek (Cole House), Taylor exit of U.S. 79, off Inter- state Highway 35, west side. Round Rock vicinity, Merrell, Captain Nel- son, House, northeast of Round Rock on U.S. 79. Young County Newcastle vicinity, *Fort" Belknap, 1 mile south of junction of Texas 24 and 251. South Bend, *Harrell Site, 1 mile north of South Bend on the Brazos River. UTAH Beaver County Beaver, Beaver County Courthouse, 90 East Center Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3336 Box Elder County Promontory, Golden Spike National Historic Site. Carbon County Green River, *Desolation Canyon (also in Emery, Grand, and Uintah counties). Emery County 'Desolation Canyon (see Carbon County). Grand County *Desolation Canyon (see Carbon County). Millard County Cove Fort vicinity, Cove Fort, 2 miles east of Interstate 15 on Utah 4. Deseret vicinity, Fort Deseret, 2 miles south of Deseret on Utah 257. Fillmore, Utah Territorial Capitol, Center Street between Main and First West Streets. Salt Lake County Salt Lake City, Beehive House, 67 East South Temple Street. Salt Lake City, Chase, Isaac, Mill, Liberty Park, Sixth Street East. Salt Lake City, *Emigration Canyon, east edge of Salt Lake City on Utah 65. Salt Lake City, Fort Douglas, Fort Douglas Military Reservation. Salt Lake City, St. Mark's Episcopal Cathe- dral, 231 East First South Street. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City and County Building, 451 Washington Square. Salt Lake City, Temple Square. Salt Lake City, Utah State Historical Society Mansion and Carriage House, 603 East South Temple Street. Salt Lake City, *Young (Brigham) House, Lion House, 63 South Temple Street. Salt Lake City, Z.C.M.I. Cast Iron Front (Zions Cooperative Mercantile Institute), 15 South Main Street. Salt Lake City vicinity, 'Bingham Canyon Open Pit Copper Mine, 16 miles southwest" of Salt Lake City on Utah 48. San Juan County Bluff vicinity, Hovenweep National Monu- ment (see Montezuma County, Colo.). Monticello vicinity, *Alkali Ridge, 25 miles southeast of Monticello on secondary road, 10 miles east from Recapture Creek on Utah 47. Tooele County Wendover vicinity, *Danger Cave, 1 mile east of Wendover on U.S. 40. Uintah County *Desolation Canyon (see Carbon County). Wasatch County Heber City, Wasatch Stake Tabernacle and Heber Amusement Hall, Main Street at 100 North Street and 100 West Street corners. Washington County St. George, Old Washington County Court- house, 85 East 100 North. VERMONT Addison County Middlebury, *Willard (Emma) House, Mid- dlebury College campus. Ripton vicinity 'Frost (Robert) Farm, Homer Noble Farm, 1 mile north of Vermont 125, 3 miles east of Ripton. Bennington County South Shaftsbury 'Frost (Robert) Farm, The Gully, 0.25 mile east of Vermont 7 on Buck Hill Road. Chittenden County Shelburne, *The Ticonderoga, Shelburne Museum. NOTICES Orange County Strafford, *Morrill (Justin Smith) Home- stead, south of the Common. Windsor County Plymouth, Plymouth Historic District, the entire village of Plymouth; bounded on the east by East Mountain, on the south by Blueberry Hill and Soltudus Mountain, on the west by Mount Tom, and on the north by Wood Peak. Plymouth Notch, *Coolidge (Calvin) Home- stead, off Vermont 100A. Windsor, *Robbins and Lawrence Armory and Machine Shop, South Main Street. Woodstock, *Marsh (George Perkins) Boy- hood Home, 54 Elm Street. VIRGIN ISLANDS St. Croix Island Christiansted, Christiansted National His- toric Site. *Columbus Landing Site, Salt River Bay. St. Thomas Island St. Thomas National Historic Site, Charlotte Amalie. VIRGINIA Accomack County Accomac, St. James Church, east side of Daugherty Road between Back Street and Ocean Highway. Hallwood vicinity, Wessells Root Cellar, 0.1 mile north of intersection of Routes 701 and 692. Metomkin Island vicinity, Bowman's Folly, 2.5 miles southeast of intersection of Route 652 and Route 13. Onancock, Hopkins and Brother Store, Mar- ket Street. Onancock, Kerr Place, northeast corner of Crockett Avenue and Market Street. Pungoteague, St. George's Church, northwest side of Route 178, 0.3 mile northeast of the intersection with Route 180. Albemarle County Charlottesville vincity, Farmington, 0.9 mile west of the intersection of Routes 250 and 29-250 Bypass. Charlottesville vicinity, *Jefferson (Thomas) Plantation, Monticello, 2 miles south of Charlottesville on Virginia 53. Covesville vicinity, Redlands, 0.1 mile east of intersection of Routes 708 and 627. Alexandria (independent city) *Alexandria Historic District, bounded roughly by the Capital Beltway on the south, Alfred and Patrick Streets on the west (with an extension westward along Prince Street), Oronoco and Princess Streets on the northwest and northeast respectively (with an extension northward along George Washington Memorial High- way to the north city limits), and by the Potomac River on the east. Carlyle House, 123 North Fairfax Street. *Christ Church, southeast corner of Cam- eron and Columbus Streets. *Gadsby's Tavern, 128 North Royal Street. The Lyceum, 201 South Washington Street Alleghany County Covington, Humpback Bridge, 0.2 mile south of U.S. 60, 0.8 mile southwest of intersec- tion of U.S. 60 and County Route 651. Amelia County Chula vicinity, Wigwam, 8 miles northwest of Chula. Amherst County Sweet Briar, Sweet Briar House, 0.1 mile southwest of the intersection of Routes 29 and 624. Appomattox County Appomattox vicinity, Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, 3 miles northeast of Appomattox on Virginia 24. Arlington County Arlington vicinity, Custis-Lee Mansion, Ar- lington National Cemetery. Augusta County (also in Nelson County) Waynesboro, Swannanoa, 0.5 mile west of Route 610, 0.4 mile south of intersection of Route 610 and Route 250. Bath County Bacova vicinity, Hidden Valley, 1.1 miles north of intersection of Routes 621 and 39. Bedford County Bedford vicinity, Three Otters, 0.7 mile west of the intersection of Routes 838 and 43. Lynchburg vicinity, Poplar Forest, 0.5 mile south of intersection of Routes 661 and 460. Botetourt County Fincastle, Fincastle Historic District, bounded roughly by Back and Carper Streets on the north, by properties front- ing on Hancock Street on the east, by Grif- fin Alley, the cemetery, and a line midway between Main Street and Murray Street on the south, and Catawba Street on the west. Buckingham County Buckingham, Buckingham Court House His- toric District, along Route 60 extending 0.3 mile east of intersection of Routes 60 and 631, through Buckingham Court House. Campbell County Long Island vicinity, Green Hill, 0.3 mile south of intersection of Routes 633 and 728. Caroline County Bowling Green vicinity, Old Mansion, 0.4 mile south of intersection of Routes 2 (301) and 207. Port Royal, Port Royal Historic District, bounded on the north by the intersection of Route 301 and the Rappahannock River; extending 0.1 mile east of intersection of Routes T 1004 and T 1005, 0.1 mile west of intersection of Routes T 1003 and 301, and 0.2 mile south of intersection of Routes T 1003 and 301. Port Royal vicinity, Camden, 0.5 mile north of intersection of Routes 686 and 17. Charles City County Charles City, Charles City County Court- house, 0.1 mile south of intersection of Routes 628 and 5. Charles City vicinity, *Byrd (William II) Plantation, Westover, 7 miles west of Charles City on Virginia 5. Charles City vicinity, Greenway, 0.6 mile west of Intersection of Routes 5 and 155. Charles City vicinity, *Tyler (John) House, Sherwood Forest, 4 miles east of Charles City on Virginia 5. Hopewell vicinity, Eppes Island, between Eppes Creek and the. James River at the confluence of the James and Appomattox rivers. Hopewell vicinity, *Shirley, 0.4 mile south- west of Route 608, 1.5 miles west of inter- section of Route 608 and Route 5. Charlotte County Brookneal vicinity, Staunton Hill, 0.8 mile west of Turnip Creek, 0.2 mile southeast of Route 619, 1.4 miles southwest of inter- section of Route 619 and Route 693. Charlottesville (independent city) *Rotunda, University of Virginia, University of Virginia campus. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES University of Virginia Historic District, bounded on the north by University Ave- nue, on the south by Jefferson Park Avenue, on the east by Hospital Road, and on the west by McCormick Road. Chesterfield County Winterpock vicinity, Eppington, 1.6 miles south of intersection of Routes 621 and 602. Clarke County Berryville vicinity, Annefield, 0.7 mile east of intersection of Routes 633 and 652. Berryville vicinity, Fairfield, 0.2 mile east of intersection of Routes 340 and 610. Berryville vicinity, Long Branch, 0.1 mile north of Long Branch, 18 miles southwest of Route 626, 0.1 mile west of intersection of Route 626 and Route 624. Boyce vicinity, Saratoga, 0.4 mile southeast of intersection of Routes 723 and 617. Millwood, Millwood Mill, southwest side of intersection of Routes 723 and 255. White Post vicinity, *Greenway Court, 1 mile south of White Post on Virginia 277. Culpeper County Stevensburg vicinity, Salubria, 0.8 mile east of intersection of Routes 3 and 663. Warrenton vicinity, Little Fork Church, in- tersection of Routes 624 and 726. Danville (independent city) Danville Public Library, 975 Main Street. Dinwiddie County Dinwiddie vicinity, Burnt Quarter, 0.7 mile southwest of intersection of Routes 627, 613, and 645. Petersburg vicinity, *Five Forks Battlefield, 12 miles west of Petersburg on County Road 627 at Church Road. Petersburg vicinity, Mayfield Cottage, 0.5 mile east of intersection of Routes 1 and 460. Petersburg vicinity, Petersburg National Battlefield, southeast, south, and south- west of Petersburg (also in Prince William County). Rowanta vicinity, Williamson Site, 0.9 mile north of intersection of Routes 693 and 703. Essex County Caret vicinity, Blandfield, 0.7 mile east of intersection of Routes 624 and 17. Loretto vicinity, Elmwood, 0.2 mile southwest of the intersection of Routes 640 and 17. Fairfax County Accotink vicinity, Pope-Leighey House, east of Accotink off U.S. 1. Accotink vicinity, Woodlawn Plantation, 0.4 mile west of intersection of U.S. 1 and Route 235. Alexandria vicinity, *Gunston Hall, 15 miles south of Alexandria on Virginia 242. Alexandria vicinity, *Washington (George) Plantation, Mount Vernon, 7 miles south of Alexandria on George Washington Memorial Parkway. Chantilly vicinity, Sully, 0.8 mile northeast of the intersection of Routes 28 and 50. Lorton, Pohick Church, 9201 Richmond Highway. Falls Church (independent city) The Falls Church, 115 East Fairfax Street. Fluvanna County Bremo Bluff vicinity, Bremo, 0.9 mile north of intersection of Routes 15 and 656. Columbia, Point of Fork, west bank of Ri- vanna River, 0.3 mile north of southeast end of Route 624, 1.3 miles southeast of intersection of Route 624 and Route 656. Franklin County Rocky Mount vicinity, Booker T. Washington National Monument, 16 miles east of Rocky Mount on Virginia 122. Frederick County Middletown vicinity, Cedar Creek Battlefield and Belle Grove, on Interstate 81 between Middletown and Strasburg. Fredericksburg (independent city) *Kenmore, 1201 Washington Avenue. *Monroe Law Office, 908 Charles Street.. *Rising Sun Tavern, 1306 Caroline Street. Gloucester County Gloucester vicinity, Abingdon Glebe House, 0.7 mile south of the intersection of Routes 17 and 615. Gloucester vicinity, Rosewell, 0.1 mile west of Carter Creek, 15 miles southeast of Route 644, 0.3 mile south of intersection of Route 644 and Route 632. Gloucester vicinity, Toddsbury, 1.1 miles east of intersection of Routes 622 and 14 (3). White Marsh vicinity, Abingdon Church, 0.6 mile south of the intersection of Routes 17 and 614. Goochland County Goochland, Goochland County Court Square, east side of Route 6 (Route 522). Manakin vicinity, Tuckahoe, on James River southeast of Manakin via secondary roads. Rock Castle vicinity, Rock Castle, east side of the southern enU of Route 600. Greene County Standardsville, Greene County Courthouse, northwest corner of Route 649, 0.1 mile south of intersection with Route 33. Standards vicinity, Octonia Stone, 1.7 miles northwest of the intersection of Routes 637 and 1001. Halifax County 3337 James City County Five Forks vicinity, Powhatan, 0.8 mile north of the intersection of Routes 615 and 5. Jamestown, Jamestown National Historic Site, Jamestown Island. Jamestown and vicinity, Colonial National Historical Park (also in Williamsburg and in York County). Williamsburg vicinity, *Carter's Grove, 0.2 mile s-utheast of intersection of Routes 60 and 667. King George County Comorn vicinity, Marmion, 0.8 mile northeast of intersection of Routes 649 and 609. King George Court House vicinity, Nanzatico, 1.8 miles south of intersection of Routes 650 and 625. King William County King William, King William County Court- house, east side of Route 619, 0.1 mile north of intersection of Route 619 and Route 30. Tunstall vicinity, Elsing Green, 2.1 miles southwest of intersection of Routes 632 and 623. West Point vicinity, Chelsea, 1.7 miles north of intersection of Chelsea Road and Route 30. Lancaster County Kilmarnock vicinity, *Christ Church, 3 miles south of Kilmarnock on Virginia 3. Lively vicinity, St. Mary's Whitechapel, 0.1 mile northwest of intersection of Routes 354 and 201. Weems vicinity, Corotoman, south side. of the intersection of Routes 222 and 631. Lee County South Boston vicinity, Berry Hill, 1.5 miles south of intersection of Routes 659 and Cumberland Gap National Historical Park 682. (see Bell County, Ky.). .Hampton (independent city) *Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort. Fort Wool, on island at the entrance to Hampton Roads between Willoughby Spit and Old Point Comfort. Hampton Institute, south side of Route 60, 0.8 mile northwest of intersection of Route 60 and Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel. St. John's Church, northwest corner of West Queen and Court Streets. Hanover County Ashland vicinity, Fork Church, east side of Route 738 at intersection with Route 685. Ashland vicinity, *Henry (Patrick) House, Scotchtown, 10 miles northwest of Ashland on Virginia 685. Hanover Court House, Hanover County Courthouse, east side of Route 301 at in- tersection of Route 1006 and Route 301. Richmond vicinity, Richmond National Bat- tlefield Park (also in Henrico County and Richmond). Richmond vicinity, *Ruffin (Edmund) Plan- tation, Marlbourne, 11 miles northeast of Richmond on U.S. 360. Henrico County Richmond National Battlefield Park (see Hanover County). Richmond vicinity, Malvern Hill, 1.2 miles southeast of intersection of Routes 5 and 156. Hopewell (independent city) Appomattox Manor, at the confluence of the James and Appomattox rivers, on the south bank. Isle of Wight County Benn's Church, *St. Luke's Church. Smithfield, Old Isle of Wight County Court- house, northeast corner of Main and Mason Streets. Lexington (independent city) *Barracks, Virginia Military Institute, north edge of Lexington on U.S. 11. *Lee Chapel, Washington and Lee University campus. Loudoun County Aldie, Aldie Historic District, extending 0.1 mile east of the intersection of Routes 612 and 50, 0.1 mile west-of the intersection of Routes 50 and 732, and 0.2 mile north and 0.3 mile south of Route 50. Leesburg, Leesburg Historic District, begin- ning on the east at the intersection of Loudoun and Market Streets, running northeast parallel to Church Street to the intersection of a line in projection of North Street; then northwest to and along North Street to intersection of Church Street; then northeast parallel to King Street to intersection of a line in projection of Union Street; then northwest along Union Street to the intersection of a line in extension of Liberty Street; then southwest to the in- tersection of Liberty and North Streets; then northwest along an extension of North Street until intersecting a line in projec- tion of Ayr Street; then southwest along Ayr Street to a point 100 feet southwest of Ayr Street and Twin Branch Creek; then southeast along an extension of South Street to a point 200 feet west of King Street; then southwest parallel to King Street to a point 500 feet south of the rail- road; then east across King Street and parallel to South Street for 1,700 feet; then northeast parallel to King Street to the intersection of Loudoun and Market Streets. Leesburg vicinity, *Monroe (James) House, Oak Hill, 8 miles south of Leesburg on U.S. 15. Leesburg vicinity, Oatlands, 1 mile south of intersection of Routes 16 and 651. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3338 NOTICES Leesburg vicinity, *Waterford Historic Dis- trict, Virginia 665, 7 miles northwest of Leesburg. A pentagonal-shaped area follow- ing topographical features; measuring, from the intersection of Main Street and Second Street, 0.9 mile to the northeast, 1.4 miles to the southeast, 1.2 miles to th' southwest, 1.2 miles to the west, and 0.9 mile to the northwest. Sterling vicinity, Broad Run Bridge and Toll- house, at intersection of Routes 7 and 28 with Broad Run. Louisa County Gordonsville vicinity, Boswell's Tavern, 0.1 mile southeast of intersection of Routes 22 and 15. Gordonsville vicinity, Hawkwood, 0.5 mile west of the intersection of Routes 617 and 15. Trevilians vicinity, Westend, 1.1 miles south of the intersection of Routes 638 and 22. Lynchburg (independent city) The Academy of Music, 522-526 Main Street. Point of Honor, 112 Cabell Street. Madison County Madison, Madison County Courthouse, U.S. 29. Mathews County Hudgins vicinity, Cricket Hill (Fort Cricket Hill), northeast of Hudgins, 0.2 mile east of the intersection of Routes 669 and 223. Williams vicinity, Poplar Grove Mill and House, west of Williams on secondary road. Mecklenburg County Clarksville vicinity, Prestwould, 0.1 mile north of Roanoke River, 16 miles south- west of intersection of Route 15 and Route 701, 1 mile north of Clarksville city limits. Montgomery County Blacksburg vicinity, Smithfield, 1 mile west of Blacksburg city limits. Elliston vicinity, Fotheringay, 1.4 miles south of intersection of Routes 11 and 631. Nelson County Waynesboro, Swannanoa (see Augusta County). New Kent County New Kent Court House, St. Peter's Church, north side of Route 642, 0.4 mile northeast of Intersection of Route 642 and Route 609. Newport News (independent city) Denbigh Plantation, 0.2 mile southwest of southern end of Lukas Creek Road. Hilton Village, bounded by the James River on the southwest, Post Street on the north- west, the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad tracks on the northeast, and Hopkins Street on the southeast. Jones (Matthew) House, Fort Eustis Military Reservation, Intersection of MacAuliffe Avenue and James River Road. Norfolk (independent city) U.S. Customshouse, 101 East Main Street. Myers (Moses) House, southwest corner of East Freemason and North Bank Streets. Norfolk Academy Building, 420 Bank Street. Northampton County Bridgetown, Hungars Church, 0.2 mile east of the intersection of Routes 619 and 622. Bridgetown vicinity, Vaucluse, 1.8 miles south of the intersection of. Routes 619 and 657. Bridgetown vicinity, Winona, 0.7 mile south of Route 619, 0.4 mile northwest of inter- section of Route 619 and Route 622. Cheapside vicinity, Custis Tombs, 1.3 miles northwest of intersection of Routes 644 and 645. Cheriton vicinity, Eyre Hall, 1.6 miles north of Intersection of Routes 13 and 680. Eastville vicinity, Caserta, 1 mile northwest of intersection of U.S. 13 and Route 630. Eastville vicinity, Pear Valley, 0.1 mile south of intersection of Routes 689 and 628. Franktown vicinity, Glebe of Hungar's Parish, 1.3 miles northwest of intersection of Routes 622 and 619. Jamesville vicinity, Sommers House, 0.2 mile southwest of intersection of Routes 183 and 691. Nassawadox vicinity, Brownsville, 1.2 miles southeast of the intersection of Routes 608 and 600. Orange County Barboursville vicinity, Barboursville, 0.5 mile south of intersection of Routes 777 and 678. Orange vicinity, Mayhurst, 0.4 mile southwest of intersection of Routes 15 and 647. Orange vicinity, *Madison (James) House, Montpelier, 4 miles west of Orange on Virginia 20. Page County Luray, Aventine Hall, 143 South Court Street. Petersburg (independent city) Battersea, 793 Appomattox Street. City Market, Cockade Alley. Exchange Building, 15-19 West Bank Street. Pittsylvania County Chatham vicinity, Little Cherrystone, 0.1 mile north of intersection of Routes 703 and 832. Portsmouth (independent city) Drydock No. 1, Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Portsmouth Courthouse, northeast corner of Court and High Streets. Portsmouth Olde Towne Historic District, bounded on the north by Crawford Park- way, on the south by London Street, on the east by the Elizabeth River, and extending 0.1 mile west of Washington Street. Powhatan County Powhatan Court House, Powhatan Court House Historic District, 0.2 mile north and south and 0.1 mile east and west of Routes 13 and 300. Powhatan vicinity, Belmead, 0.5 mile north- west of intersection of Routes 663 and 600. Prince Edward County Briery vicinity, Briery Church, 0.3 mile north of intersection of Routes 747 and 671. Hampder-Sydney, Hampden-Sydney College Historic District, bounded approximately by the campus of Hampden-Sydney College. Prince George County Petersburg National Battlefield (see Dinwid- die County). Brandon vicinity, *Brandon, west bank of the James River at end of Route 611. Hopewell vicinity, Merchant's Hope Church, 0.5 mile west of intersection of Route 641 and Virginia 10. Prince William County Dumfries, Old Hotel, U.S. 1. Manassas vicinity, Manassas National Bat- tlefield Park. Minnieville vicinity, Bel Air, 0.9 mile west of Route 640. Pulaski County Radford vicinity, Ingles Ferry, 0.9 mile north of intersection of Routes 611 and 624. Richmond (independent city) Beers (William) House, 1228 East Broad Street. Bell Tower, Capitol Square. Branch Building, 1015 East Main Street. Donnan-Asher Iron Front 'Building, 1207- 1211 East Main Street. Egyptian Building, southwest corner of East Marshall and College Streets. First African Baptist Church, northeast cor- ner of College and East Broad Streets. First Baptist Church, northwest corner of 12th and Broad Streets. Governor's Mansion, Capitol Square. Hancock-Wirt-Caskie House, 2 North Fifth Street. Hollywood Cemetery, 412 Cherry Street. James River and Kanawha Connection Locks, south of Gary Street between 10th and 13th Streets. Jefferson Hotel, northeast corner, West Main and North Jefferson Streets. Kent-Valentine House, 12 East Franklin Street. Leigh (Benjamin Watkins) House, 1000 East Clay Street.. Main Street Station, 1520 East Main Street. *Marshall (John) House, Ninth and Mar- shall Streets. Maupin-Maury House, 1105 East Clay Street. Monument Avenue Historic District, bounded on the southeast by a straight line running from the center of the block on Grace Street between Ryland and Lombardy Streets to the intersection of Birch Street and Park Avenue; on the southwest by Park Avenue to Belmont Avenue and then west in a straight line to the intersection of Roseneath Road and Wythe Avenue; on the northwest by a straight line from Wythe Avenue and Roseneath Road to Grace Street and Roseneath Road; and on the northeast by Grace Street. Monumental Church, 1224 East Broad Street. Morson's Row, 219-223 Governor Street. Putney Houses, 1010-1012 East Marshall Street. Richmond City Hall, bounded by 10th, Broad, llth, and Capitol Streets. Richmond National Battlefield Park, East Broad Street. St. John's Church Historic District, bounded roughly by 22nd Street on the west, Mar- shall Street on the north, East Franklin Street on the south, and 29th Street on the east. *St. John's Episcopal Church, East Broad Street between 24th and 25th Streets. St. Paul's Church, 815 East Grace Street. St. Peter's Church, 800 East Grace Street. Sheltering Arms Hospital, 1008 East Clay Street. Stearns Iron Front Building, 1007-1013 East Main Street. U.S. Post Office and Customshouse, 1000 East Main Street. Valentine Museum, 1005-1015 East Clay Street. *Virginia State Capitol (Second Confederate Capitol), Capitol Square. *White House of the Confederacy, Clay and 12th Streets. William J. Clark Library and Barco-Stevens Hall, west side of Lombardy Street at in- tersection with Brook Road. Richmond County Ethel vicinity, Menokin, 0.8 mile southwest of Route 690, 1.2 miles northwest of inter- section of Routes 690 and 621. Tappahannock vicinity, *Sabine Hall, 1.4 miles south of Intersection of Routes 624 and 360. Warsaw vicinity, *Tayloe (John) Plantation, Mount Airy, 1 mile west of Warsaw on U.S. 360. Rockbridge County Lexington vicinity, Timber Ridge Presbyte- rian Church, 0.3 mile southwest of Inter- section of Routes 11 and 716. Staunton vicinity, *McCormick (Cyrus) Farm and Workshop, 18 miles south of Staunton on U.S. 11 and Rockbridge County 606 at Walnut Grove. Shenandoah County Middletown vicinity, Fort Bowman, 0.4 mile northeast of intersection of Routes 11 and 660. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 NOTICES New Market vicinity, New Market Battlefield Park, 1 mile north of the intersection of Routes 11 and 211. Smyth County Marion vicinity, 'Preston House, Herondon, 0.1 mile south of intersection of Routes 645 and 1,1. Spotsylvania County Fredericksburg vicinity, Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields Memorial National Military Park, Fredericksburg and the area in Spotsylvania County to the west and southwest. Stafford County Brooke vicinity, Potomac Creek Site, north bank of Potomac Creek at confluence with Accokeek Creek. Falmouth, Falmouth Historic District, ex- tending from the intersection of Routes 1 and 17. 0.3 mile north, 0.6 mile east, 0.2 mile south, and 0.3 mile west. Falmouth, *Melchers (Gari) Home, Belmont. Garrisonvillle vicinity, Aquia Church, 0.1 mile north of intersection of Routes 1 and 610. Staunton (independent eity) Western State Hospital, Main Building, southeast corner of Greenville Avenue and Route 250. Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, southeast side of intersection of East Bev- erly Street and Pleasant Terrace. *Wilson (Woodrow) Birthplace, North Coal- ter Street between Beverly and Frederick Streets. Surry County Bacon's Castle, *Allen (Arthur) House, Bacon's Castle. Jamestown vicinity, Chippokes Plantation, south bank of James River between Col- lege Run on the west and Lower Chippokes Creek on the east, opposite Jamestown Island. Surry vicinity, Four Mile Tree, 0.2 mile northeast of the intersection of Routes 610 and 618. Surry vicinity, Smith's Fort, 0.8 mile north- east of the intersection of Routes 31 and 620. Sussex County Grizzard vicinity, Fortsville, 1.6 miles south- east of the intersection of Routes 612 and 611. Homeville vicinity, Chester, 0.2 mile north of the intersection of Routes 625 and 35. Tazewell County Maiden Spring vicinity, Indian Paintings, 21/2 miles northwest of Maiden Spring. Virginia Beach (independent city) *Cape Henry Lighthouse, Atlantic Avenue at U.S. 60. Pembroke Manor, 1.5 miles east of intersec- tion of Routes 58, 627, and 647. *Thoroughgood (Adam) House, 4 miles east of Norfolk on Lynnhaven River. Wishart-Bousch House, 0.4 mile east of inter- section of Route 649 and Absalom Road. Warren County Cedar Creek Battlefield and Belle Grove (see Frederick County). Milldale, Mount Zion, 0.7 mile northeast of Intersection of Routes 624 and 639. Washington County Abingdon, Abingdon Bank, 225 East Main Street. Abingdon, Abingdon Historic District, ex- tending 0.1 mile north and south of Main Street (Route 11) and 0.3 mile northeast and southwest of intersection of Main and Cummings Streets. Westmoreland County Fredericksburg vicinity, George Washington Birthplace National Monument, 38 miles east of Fredericksburg via Virginia 218, 301, and 705. Stratford, *Lee (Thomas) Plantation, Strat- ford Hall. Tucker Hill vicinity, *Yeocomico Church, on Route 606, 0.5 mile southwest of Tucker Hill. Williamsburg (independent city) *Bruton Parish Church, Duke of Gloucester Street. Colonial National Historical Park (see James City County). *Randolph (Peyton) House, Intersection of Nicholson and North England Streets. *Semple (James) House, south side of Fran- cis Street between Blair and Waller Streets. *Williamsburg Historic District, bounded by Francis, Waller, Nicholson, North England, Lafayette, and Nassau Streets. *Wren Building, College of William and Mary, College of William and Mary campus. *Wythe House, west side of the Palace Green. Winchester (independent city) Handley Library, northwest corner of Brad- dock and Piccadilly Streets. *Jackson (Thomas J.) Headquarters, 415 North Braddock Street. Wythe County Max Meadows vicinity, Shot Tower, 0.1 mile west of intersection of Route 608 and Route 52, 2.3 miles southeast of intersec- tion of Route 52 and Route 619. York County Colonial National Historical Park (see James City County). Lackey vicinity, Lee House, Kiskiack, 2.4 milds northeast of intersection of Routes 238 and 168. Yorktown, Grace Church, intersection of Route 1003 and Main Street. WASHINGTON Clark County Vancouver, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Franklin County Lyons Ferry vicinity, *Marmes Rockshelter, 1 mile north of Lyons Ferry on west side of Palouse River. Jefferson County Port Townsend, Fowler, Captain Enoch S., House, corner of Polk and Washington Streets. Port Townsend, James, Francis Wilcox, House, corner of Washington and Harrison Streets. Port Townsend, Leader Building (Fowler Building) 226 Adams Street. Port Townsend, Manresa Hall (Eisenbeis Castle), Sheridan Street. Port Townsend, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of Jefferson and Tyler Streets. Port Townsend, Starrett House, 744 Clay Street. King County Redmond vicinity, Marymoor Prehistoric Indian Site, 6046 West Lake Sammamish Parkway NE. Seattle, Pike Place Market Historic District, bounded roughly by First Avenue and Stewart Street on the northeast, News Lane on the east Union Street on the southeast, Western Avenue on the west, and Virginia Street on the northwest. Seattle, Pioneer Hall, 1642 43rd Avenue East. Seattle, Pioneer Square-Skid Road Historic District, starting at the intersection of Alaskan Way Viaduct and Columbia Street, proceeding east to the midpoint between First and Second Avenues; then south to Cherry Street and east on Cherry to the 3339 midpoint between Second and Third Ave- nues; then south to a point about 75 feet north of Washington Street, then east to Third Avenue South; and south to a point about 75 feet south of Washington Street; proceeding west to Second Avenue South, then south to the midpoint between South Jackson and South King Streets; west to the midpoint between Occidental Avenue South and First Avenue South, then south to South King Street and west to First Avenue South; then south to a point about 125 feet south of South King Street, then west to the Alaskan Way Viaduct and north to the intersection with Columbia Street. Seattle, Wawona schoonerr), Seattle Police Harbor Patrol Dock, foot of Densmofe Street. Kitsap County Port Gamble, *Port Gamble Historic District. Pacific County Chinook vicinity, *Chinook Point, 0.5 mile southeast of Fort Columbia Historical State Park on U.S. 101. Pierce County Tacoma, *Fort Nisqually Granary, Point De- fiance Park. San Juan County Friday Harbor vicinity, San Juan Island, San Juan Island National Historical Park. Walla Walla County Walla Walla vicinity, Whitman Mission Na- tional Historic Site, 6 miles west of Walla Walla off U.S. 410. Whatcom County Bellingham, Whatcom Museum of History and Art, 121 Prospect Street. WEST VIRGINIA Berkeley County Martinsburg, Boydville, 601 South Queen Street. Martinsburg, Stephen, Adam, House, 309 East John Street. Brooke County Bethany, Old Main, Bethany College, Beth- any College campus. Bethany vicinity, Campbell, Alexander, Man- sion, east of Bethany on West Virginia 67. Jefferson County Harpers Ferry, Harpers Ferry National His- torical Park (also in Washington County, Md.). Kanawha County Charleston, Craik-Patton House (Elm Grove), 1316 Lee Street. Dunbar, Dutch Hollow Wine Cellars, Dutch . Hollow Road. South Charleston, South Charleston Mound (Criel Mound), in a triangle formed by Oakes, MacCorkle, and Seventh Avenues. Marshall County Moundsville, *Grave Creek Mound, Tomlinson and Ninth Streets. Mason County Point Pleasant vicinity, Point Pleasant Bat- tleground, confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha rivers. Mineral County Fort Ashby, Fort Ashby, South Street. Monongalia County Cheat Neck vicinity, Henry Clay Furnace, southeast of Cheat Neck in Cooper's Rock State Forest. Morgantown, *Wade (Alexander) House, 256 Prairie Street. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 3340 Monroe County Sweet Springs, Old Sweet Springs, West Vir- ginia 3, 0.5 mile from the Virginia line. Morgan County Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monu- ment (see Allegany County, Md.). Ohio County Wheeling, Independence Hall, 16th and Mar- ket Streets. Wheeling, Shepherd Hall (Monument Place), Monument Place and Kruger Street. Wheeling, Wheeling Suspension Bridge, across the Ohio River, east channel, from 10th Street to Wheeling Island. Pocahontas County Droop vicinity, Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park, west side of U.S. 219 between Droop and Hillsboro., Hillsboro vicinity, Buck (Pearl) House, northeast of Hillsboro on U.S. 219. Raleigh County Beckley, Wildwood (General Alfred Beckley Home), 117 Laurel Terrace. Randolph County Elkins, Graceland (Henry Gassaway Davis Home), Davis and Elkins College. Tucker County Pierce vicinity, Fairfax Stone Historical Monument, northeast of Pierce. WISCONSIN Brown County Green Bay, Baird Law Office, 2630 South Webster Avenue. Green Bay, Cotton House, 2632 South Web- ster Avenue. Green Bay, Hazlewood, 1008 South Monroe Avenue. Green Bay, Tank Cottage, 10th Avenue and Fifth Street; Columbia County Portage vicinity, Fort Winnebago Surgeon's Quarters, 0.1 mile east of the corporate city limits on Wisconsin 33. Crawford County Prairie du Chien, *Astor Fur Warehouse, Water Street, St. Feriole Island. Prairie du Chlen, *Brisbois (Michael) House, Water Street, St. Feriole Island. Prairie du Chien, *Dousman Hotel, Water Street, St. Feriole Island. Prairie du Chien, *Second Fort Crawford, bank of the Mississippi River. Prairie du Chien, *Villa Louis, St. Feriole Island. Dane County Madison, *North Hall, University of Wiscon- sin, University of Wisconsin campus. Madison, Wisconsin State Capitol, Capitol Square. Maple Bluff, *La Follette (Robert M.) Home, 733 Lakewood Boulevard. Door County Fish Creek vicinity, Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, 3.5 miles north of Fish Creek on Shore Road, in Peninsula State Park. Douglas County Solon Springs vicinity, Brule-St. Croix Por- tage, about 3 miles northeast of Solon Springs in Brule River State Forest. Grant County Cassville vicinity, Stonefield, 2.5 miles west of Cassville, on County Route VV. Jefferson County Fort Atkinson, Panther Intaglio Effigy Mound, on Wisconsin 106 at west corporate city limits. Lake Mills vicinity, *Aztalan, near Lake Mills on Wisconsin 89, Aztalan State Park. NOTICES Lafayette County Belmont vicinity, First Capitol, 3 miles north and 1 mile west of Belmont. Marinette County Peshtigo, Peshtigo Fire Cemetery, Oconto Avenue between Peck and Ellis Avenues. Oconto County Oconto, *Oconto Site, Copper Culture State Park. Rock County Janesville, Lincoln-Tallman House, 440 North Jackson Street. Sauk County Baraboo, Ringling Brothers Circus Head- quarters, Ringlingville, bounded roughly by Water Street on the north, Briar Street on the east, Lynn Street on the south, and East Street on the west. Washington County West Bend vicinity, Lizard Mound State Park, 3 miles northeast of West Bend on Wisconsin 144, then 0.33 mile east on County Route A. WYOMING Big Horn County Kane vicinity, *Medicine Wheel (Indian site), just north of U.S. 14 alternate, about 15 miles east of Kane. Carbon County Elk Mountain vicinity, Fort Halleck, NW/4 NE/4NE/ sec. 20, T. 20 N., R. 18 W. Rawlins vicinity, Bridger's Pass, SE1/4NW/4 sec. 8, T. 18 N., R. 89 W. Fort Fred Steele vicinity, Fort Fred Steele, on North Platte River at point of Union Pacific Railroad crossing. Independence Rock vicinity, *Sun (Tom) Ranch, 6 miles west of Independence Rock on Wyoming 220 (also in Natrona County). Converse County Glenrock vicinity, Glenrock Buffalo Jump, about 2 miles west of Glenrock Interchange on Int. 25. Orpha vicinity, Fort Fetterman, Orpha County Road, 0.1 mile west of Orpha Road, 7 miles north of Int. 25. Fremont County Fort Washakie, Fort Washakie, on U.S. 287. Moneta vicinity, Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site, c. 28 miles south of Moneta on U.S. 20-26. South Pass City, South Pass City, sec. 20, T. 29 N., R. 100 W. South Pass City vicinity, *South Pass, 10 miles southwest of South Pass City on Wyoming 28. Union Pass, on Continental Divide, 12 miles west-southwest of Wind River Ranger Station, Shoshone National Forest; 16 miles north-northeast of Kendall Ranger Station, Bridger National Forest; 20 miles east-southeast of Goose Wing Ranger Sta- tion, Teton National Forest. Goshen County (also in Niobrara County) Lusk vicinity, Cheyenne-Black Hills Stage Route and Rawhide Buttes and Running Water Stage Stations, 1 mile west of Lusk to c. 15 miles southwest of Lusk (includes both stage stations). Fort Laramie vicinity, Fort Laramie National Historic Site, 3 miles southwest of Fort Laramie. Hot Springs County Thermopolis vicinity, Woodruff Cabin Site, 26 miles northwest of Thermopolis, 18 miles west on County Route 0900 from intersection with Wyoming 120. Johnson County Story vicinity, *Fort Phil Kearny, on sec- ondary road west of U.S. 87. Sussex vicinity, Fort Reno, SE1SENW1/4 sec. 33, T. 45 N., R. 78 W. Laramie County Cheyenne, Governor's Mansion, 300 East 21st Street. Cheyenne, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1908 Central Avenue. Cheyenne vicinity, Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, bounds against the west side of Cheyenne, the two are roughly sepa- rated by Interstate 25. Lincoln County La Barge vicinity, Names Hill, on the Green River, 5 miles south of La Barge, just west of U.S. 189. Natrona County Casper vicinity, *Independence Rock, 60 miles southwest of Casper on Wyoming 220. *Sun (Tom) Ranch (see Carbon County). Niobrara County Cheyenne-Black Hills Stage Route and Raw- hide Buttes and Running Water Stage Stations (see Goshen County). Van Tassell, Ferdinand Branstetter Post No. 1, American Legion, lots 1 and 2, block 8, sec. 17, T. 31 N., R. 60 W. Park County Cody vicinity, *Horner Site, 4 miles north- east of Cody on U.S. 20. Wapiti vicinity, *Wapiti Ranger Station, Shoshone National Forest. Platte County Chugwater, *Swan Land and Cattle Com- pany Headquarters, east side of Chugwater. Guernsey vicinity, *Oregon Trail Ruts, south side of the North Platte River, 0.5 mile south of Guernsey. Guernsey vicinity, Register Cliff, NW'/4NW1/ sec. 7, T. 26 N., R. 65 W. Sheridan County Sheridan, *Sheridan Inn, Broadway and Fifth Street. Sheridan, Trail End, 400 Clarendon Avenue. Sublette County Daniel vicinity, Father De Smet's Prairie Mass Site, S'/2SE1/4 sec. 36, T. 34 N., R. 111 W. Daniel vicinity, *Upper Green River Ren- dezvous Site, on Green River above and below Daniel. Pinedale vicinity, Fort Bonneville, NE/4NE1/4 sec. 30, T. 34 N., R. 111 W. Union Pass (see Fremont County). Sweetwater County Granger, Granger Stage Station, NW/4NWi, NE'/4 sec. 32, T. 19 N., R. 111 W. Green River, *Expedition Island. Rock Springs vicinity, Point of Rocks Stage Station, SW/SWi/4 sec. 27, T. 20 N., R. 101 W. Teton County Jackson vicinity, Miller Cabin, c. 3 miles east of Jackson's central square, along Main Street; follow northeast fork of road for 1 mile beyond city limits. Moose, Menor's Ferry, on the Snake River. Uinta County Fort Bridger vicinity, Fort Bridger, on Black's Fork of the Green River near town- of Fort Bridger. Weston County Newcastle vicinity, Jenney Stockade, NET/4 NWI/4 sec. 7, T. 44 N., R. 60 W. [FR Doc. 71-2258 Filed 2-19-71; 8:45 am] FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 36, NO. 35-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971 Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. 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