State Historical Society of North Dakota NDCRS 2017

NDCRS ARCHITECTURAL SITE FORM PAGE 1

Field Code SITS# 32 SITE IDENTIFICATION Map Quad Site Name Map Quad Site Name

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SITE DATA

Total # Architectural Features:

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Project & Principal Investigator:

Report Title & Author(s):

Contracting firm or Agency completing the form:

Additional Information:

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Recorded By Date Recorded (First Name & Last Name) (mm/dd/year)

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UPDATEBO 952

Kid Creek Sunny Slope School

131 106 28 7 8 7

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05/03/2018

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BCA18-1024 Addendum to Marmath Road Improvements; PI: Wade Burns

A Class III Intensive Cultural Resources Inventory for the Addendum to Marmath Road Improvements Project in Bowman County, North Dakota by Paul van Wandelen

Beaver Creek Archaeology

The site is no longer in its indicated location and has either been moved or destroyed.

Paul van Wandelen 05/15/2018

State Historical Society of North Dakota NDCRS 2017

NDCRS ARCHITECTURAL SITE FORM PAGE 2—Feature Data

Field Code SITS# 32

Complete one Page 2 for each architectural feature at the site.

Architectural Feature #

Construction Date Feature Type Condition

Feature Date Context Plan Shape

Structural System Primary Exterior Style

Original Owner’s Ethnicity Secondary Exterior Architect/Builder

Other Information:

Foundation Stories

Roof/Cornice

Window

Dating Method(s):

Feature Preservation Recommendation(s) (Check all that apply):

Individual nomination

Contributes to a potential district

No nomination potential

Will not contribute to a district

Potential district—feature would be a contributing element if other properties constitute a district

Thematic nomination potential

Component of a historic site or landscape

Moved (specify all applicable choices)—a) relocation occurred within a historic period; b) recreates original site, orientation, landscape, & spatial relationships; c) compatible in context with neighboring structures; d) relocation has damaged eligibility

Historical associations require further investigation

Recorded By Date Recorded (First Name & Last Name) (mm/dd/year)

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UPDATEBO 952

1

Not Applicable

N/A

This site was the building for the Sunny Slope School, it it no longer in this location.

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Paul van Wandelen 05/15/2018

32BO952 Attachment p1

Site 32BO952

Figure 1: Former location of site 32BO962. View to the southeat. Area is currently an electrical substation.

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Field Code Feature Number SITS # 32

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neighboring properties constitute a district6) ____ Thematic nomination potential 7 )_____Component o f historic site/landscape8 ) ___Feature has an important physical, spatial, functional, historic or architectural

relationship to the site/complex/farmstead9 ) ___Moved: A) relocation occurred within historic period. B) recreates original site,

orientation, landscape and spatial characteristics. C) compatible in context with neighboring structures. D) relocation has damaged eligibility.

10) ___Request comparative study of neighboring propertiesI I ) ___Historical associations require further investigation

DESCRIPTION/INTEGRITY/ELIGIBILITY

This is a re-survey o f a site previously surveyed in 1996, Sunny Slope School. The findings in the current survey largely were very similar to those o f the previous survey, except that based on our examination o f the schoolhouse, we believe it should be assigned a feature date of 4 rather than 5, as it appears to date from about 1920. This is a wood frame building on a foundation of poured concrete. Its exterior is horizontal wood siding. Its hip roof has been covered with asphalt shingles. It has four tall, double-hung windows on the south wall and three tall, double-hung windows on the east wall. These are in fair condition. An addition to the original building is a shed-roofed extension on the west side of the building. This has a stucco exterior.It has a door opening south onto wooden steps, and this is the main entry to the school. Inside, a clue to the earlier-than-suspected feature date of the building is the stamped metal ceiling now visible under the drop ceiling that is collapsing.

This schoolhouse lacks associations or distinction sufficient for National Register consideration.

Urban Legal Description___________SEE CONTINUATION SHEET

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ManuSCript/Report Title: KLJ-Consolidated Telephone Cooperative Rhame Exchange:A Class II and III Cultural Resource Inventory in Bowman and tiiope Counties, North Dakota Author(s): A. Kulevsky & E. Stine

NDCRS SITE FORM ARCHITECTURAL SITES

Description/Maps & Photo Field Code: MAC-RE-L7 Page 2

The Sunny Slope schoolhouse is a roughly square building with horizontal wood siding, a poured concrete foundation/basement, an asphalt shingle roof and a cement block chimney. A porch, possibly a later addition, has been built onto the eastern side of the building. The interior of the building is plaster over lathe. The school was retrofitted within the past circa thirty years, and where the recent acoustic ceiling tiles have fallen, one can see the original pressed tin ceiling. Both the main floor and the basement are filled with modern refuse. Integrity is fair. Schoolhouses such as these are common throughout rural North Dakota, and this one is in no way distinctive. In any event, when the telephone cable for which this was recorded is installed, it will not be impacting standing structures.

SITS #3£BÔX

Coder: C. Haakenson Date Coded: 10/23/96

NDCRS SITE FORM ARCHITECTURAL SITES

Description/Maps & PhotoField Code: MAC-RE-L7 Page 3 SITS #32B0X

View to north Kid Creek School (roll #10/14/96, exposure #8).

View west Kid Creek school (roll #10/14/96, exposure #9).

Coder: C. Haakenson Date Coded: 10/23/96

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