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This document is a nomination for the addition of the Samuel Tobias Wagner Residence located at 3343 West School House Lane to the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. Designed by architect Horace Trumbauer and built in 1896-97, the residence is noted for its representation of the Queen Anne and Shingle architectural styles. The nomination highlights the house\'s historical significance, architectural features, and the life of its original owner, Samuel Tobias Wagner, a prominent civil...

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How to fill out historic resource nomination

1. Research the historical significance of the resource.
2. Gather documentation, including photos, maps, and historical records.
3. Complete the nomination form, providing information about the resource's history and architecture.
4. Include a statement of historical significance and describe the resource's features.
5. Obtain letters of support from local agencies or community members.
6. Submit the completed nomination form to the appropriate historic preservation office.

Who needs historic resource nomination?

1. Property owners interested in preserving culturally significant sites.
2. Communities seeking recognition and protection for historic resources.
3. Organizations and nonprofits dedicated to historic preservation.
4. Investors looking to receive tax credits for restored historic properties.

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What is historic resource nomination?

Historic resource nomination is the process of formally recognizing a site, building, structure, or object as having historical, architectural, archaeological, or cultural significance, often for inclusion in a national or local register of historic places.

Who is required to file historic resource nomination?

Typically, property owners, local governments, or organizations interested in preserving the historic value of a resource are required to file a historic resource nomination.

How to fill out historic resource nomination?

To fill out a historic resource nomination, applicants must complete the required forms, provide detailed descriptions of the resource, justify its significance, and include photographs and maps that illustrate its context and condition.

What is the purpose of historic resource nomination?

The purpose of historic resource nomination is to ensure the protection and preservation of resources that are significant to the history, culture, or heritage of a community, allowing them to gain recognition and potentially access funding for restoration and maintenance.

What information must be reported on historic resource nomination?

Information that must be reported includes the name of the resource, its location, a description of its historical significance, its architectural features, and any relevant historical context or associations.