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Minutes

Architectural Committee — Sep 19, 1968

Philadelphia Historical CommissionSep 19, 1968
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  • Charles J. Maurer
  • Erling H. Pedersen
  • George B. Roberts
  • John F. Lloyd
  • Joseph Preissman
  • Margaret B. Tinkcom
  • Richmond P. Miller
  • Walton D. Stowell

Properties mentioned

  • 1018 Waverly Street
  • 127 Queen Street
  • 131 Pine Street
  • 268-70 S. Second Street
  • 306 S. Fifth Street
  • 306 S. Second Street
  • 308 S. Second Street
  • 343 S. Fourth Street
  • 506-508 S. Eleventh Street
  • 754 S. Front Street
  • 772 S. Front Street

Organizations mentioned

  • Department of Licenses & Inspections
  • Old Philadelphia Development Corp.
  • Perelman Antique Toy Museum
  • Redevelopment Authority

THE ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE PHILADELPHIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 19 September 1968 Present were: Mr. Richmond P. Miller Mr. John F. Lloyd for Redevelopment Authority Mr. Erling H. Pedersen for Old Philadelphia Development Corp. Dr. Margaret B. Tinkcom, Historian Mrs. Charles J. Maurer, Secretary SUBMISSIONS 343 S. Fourth Street Walton D. Stowell, Architect This submission was approved. 754 S. Front Street. George B. Roberts, " This was approved as a partial restoration with the following comments:- Although the survey does not mention a pent eave, this detail was common in houses of this period and style, and the Commission recommends that the structure be investi- gated for evidence of a penteave. If this exists, the pent should be restored. A water table would also have been part of the original fabric, in the opinion of the architects. This too should be restored. It is recommended that closure of the alley be more definit- ely defined by stepping the wall back of the arch to the depth of the thickness of the arch, rather than four inches as in- dicated in the drawing. The Commission looks forward to a total restoration of this building, complete with shutters. 772 S. Front Street Joseph Preissman, Architect This additional drawing for houses in Clymer Court, behind 772 S. Front Street is approved 506-508 S. Eleventh Street Not signed This submission was not approved, being incomplete and unexplained. 268-70 S. Second Street John F. Lloyd, Architect The design for the bronze tablet for the Perelman Antique Toy Museum was approved DEMOLITIONS 306 S. Fifth Street Redevelopment Authority This request to demolish was reluctantly approved. 127 Queen Street Department of Licenses & Inspections. Due to the dangerous condition of this vacant structure, cited for violations by L&I, the Historical Commission agrees that this certified building may be demolished. The Architectural Committee Meeting 9.19.68 Page 2 PLAQUES REQUESTED L)L' 1018 Waverly Street. It was approved that as soon as the shutters have been hung, the Commission will authorize the purchase of a plaque. The owner is to be encouraged and complimented for work already done. 306 S. Second Street. This was approved 308 S. Second Street. This was approved with the recommendation that when the present shutters shall be replaced, those at the upper windows be lowered, not panelled, as in the approved drawings. 131 Pine Street. This was approved There being no further business, the meeting

Second Street. This was approved 308 S. Second Street. This was approved with the recommendation that when the present shutters shall be replaced, those at the upper windows be lowered, not panelled, as in the approved drawings. 131 Pine Street. This was approved There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 4:30 P. M. Respectfully submitted MBMaurer, Executive Secretary

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