HISTORICAL VALUES COMMITTEE REPORT January 27, 1970 Present: Dr. Roy Franklin Nichols, Chairman and Dr. Margaret B. Tinkcom, Historian The Historical Values Committee recommended for certification the house on West Tulpehocken Street traditionally known as the Queen Isabella House. Although the tradition is almost certainly unfounded, the house is a fine example of the mid-nineteenth century cottage style and should be preserved for that reason. The Committee declines to recommend the certification of 423 North American Street at this time. Although the house is an ancient one, it is in an area designed for total clearance and its certification would seem to serve no useful purpose. Respectfully submitted, Dr. Margaret B. Tinkcom, Historian * * * * * * * * * * [HANDWRITTEN NOTES: 1. Signature on the line above "Dr. Margaret B. Tinkcom, Historian" - appears to read "MBT" or similar initials in cursive handwriting.]
Minutes
Committee on Historic Designation — Jan 27, 1970
Philadelphia Historical CommissionJan 27, 1970
Decisions in this meeting
- WEST TULPEHOCKEN STREET QUEEN ISABELLA HOUSENominationApprovedVote not recorded
- 423 NORTH AMERICAN STREETNominationDeniedVote not recorded
People mentioned
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- Dr. Margaret B. Tinkcom
- Dr. Roy Franklin Nichols
Properties mentioned
- 423 North American Street
- West Tulpehocken Street, Queen Isabella House
Organizations mentioned
- Historical Values Committee