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1 ) ~_'30~. UNTED STATESDEP ENT OF THE NTEROR (R ) NATONAL PARK SERVCE ashincrton COUNTY NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES Spokane 51> l;<.. NVENTORY - NOMNATON FORM FORNPSUSEONLY 11. 'NAME COMMON ANO/OR (Type all entries complete epphceble sections) STA r e ENTRY -.. DATE <- ' ~......'... Spokane Unitarian Church HSTORC Glover House 12.- LOCATiON - STREET. ANC NUMBER ''... '" z o - U :::l 0:: - '" z w w '" west 321 8th Avenue CTY OR TOWN Sookane #5 - CONGRESSONAL DiSTRCT Honorable Thomas S. Folev STATE CODE COUNTY 1 CODE Washincrton 53 Sookane 1063 :;: CLASSf:CATON. '/ " ;. " ;- {. "... CATEGORY OWNERSHP STATUS (Check One) ACCESSBLE TO THE PUBLC tj Dlstnct GO BUilding 0 Public Public AcqUSiton- GO Occupied Ye. 0 Ste o Structure Gil Prvate 0 n Process 0 Unoccupied GO Restricted 0 Oblect 0 Both 0 Being ConSidered o Preservaton work 0 Unrestricted n progress 0 No PRE~ENT USE (Check One or More ll' Appropriate) o Agricultural 0 Government 0 Pork o Transportaton o Comment. o Commercal 0 ndustrial 0 0 Educational 0 Military rs RelgiOUS Private ReSidence o Other (Specify) 0 Entertainment 0 Museum 0 SCientific. ~l '4' OWNER9F PROPERlY " OWNER'S NAME ::;; -< > Sookane Un~tarian Chu~~; '" en -< ::t STREET AND NUMBER " " i5 West 321 8th Ave~"o STATE n- roof CTY OR TOWN O :> spokane.. -'-' 53 s.' LOCATON OF LEG~.L DESCRPjl'ON " COURTHOUSE REGSTRY OF DEEDS ETC Spokane Countv Courthouse ST_REET AND NUMBER West 1116 Broadwav '" :> CTY OR TOWN STATE CODE '" n ~ c 0 z 0 -< "" < Spokane 1~.'::J.~.F'RE5EtlTATlQJ'l N EXSTNG SURVEYS TTLE OF SURVEY Washington Spokane Metropolitan Transoortat~on StudY 1968 [l9 Federal [l9 State ag County ua Local OATE OF SURVEY Z '" C Z DEPOSTORY FOR SURVEY RECOROS < '0 Spokane C~ty Hall STREET "NO NUMBER m 0 North 221 Wall Street z CODE CTY OR TOWN -< Snokane "z -< n 'n -c 0 " ~ n c ~ STATE - - r: 0 Washinnton 53 >. -< " -

2 D CRPTON )1~7"c::7=:: "-~ ~ ~ CONOTON o Excellent US! Altered o Fellr (Check One) o Detltrlorof.d [ll Go.. o RUins 0 Unexposed (Check One) o Unaltered DESCRBE THE PRESENT ANO ORGNAL (t mown) PHYSCAL APPEARANCE (Check One) o Moyed 6B Onglnal Ste Built in 1888 the Glover House was reportedly the first major effort by famed Spokane Arch1tect K1r!land Kelsey Cutter. The three-storey mans10n remains much the same as when first erected; but kitchens have been modified six bathrooms added and an elevator 1nstalled. The lower exter10r portion of the house is rubble-squared granite whereas the upper storeys are half-t1dbered. The twenty-two room mans10n also has four chimneys and each is 11nked and pierced. The horne has numerous overhang1ng gables and the main roof above the front entrance 1S of the bellcast gable type. All the roofs are shingled. Descr1bed 1n a clockwise fash10n and beginning w1th the northwest corner the features of the house are as follows: First there 1S an entrance to a carriage porch. Next there 1S a double-door main entrance and a porch - above wh1ch 1S a large semi-circular arch made of stone. D1rectly above th1s arch are a set of bay w1ndows. Most of the windows on the front as well as throughout the build1ng are of the casement type; but there are exceptions. On the front are lccated two second-storey port hole w1ndows. Many of the w1ndows on the front and throughout the horne are also leaded. Completing the front face of the bu11d1ng are a shed dormer on the roof and a lesser gable on the northeast end. The east end of the house has a large ground-floor porch...a secondstorey sleeping balcony and a double-gabled roof. t The south side has ~oth a smaller and a larger gable pl9b two ch1mneys.! m m z - ;0 c:: n - o z The west side has two gables; the f1rst one 1S large but the second 1S a small dormer-balcony with pediment. Beneath is the;carriage porch. The 1nter10r has an impos1ng hall wh1ch stands two storeys high and 1ncludes a mezzanine. ncluded on the second-storey portion of the ) hall 1S a wood-carved balcony wh1ch overlooks from a second-floor master suite. Originally the walls were hung with blue tapestry. Elaborate sta1rways were also built throughout the house and lion heads were carved dn the marble fireplace. The house was and still 1S opulent; and i~terestingly even the windows in the kitchen pantry are leaded. Although electr1c1ty was ava11able when the'mansion was constructed light~ were added later. r The arch1tect had the responsib111ty of furn1sh1ng the horne and even traveled East to find select1ons. Although a number of purchases were made the balance of the furniture was spec1ally made to fit the size of the ro::'rns and to match the golden oak woodwofk. Newspapers "

3 )" ~ Fo~m 10-'30&1- (July 1969) UNTED SAl&PARTMENT OF THE NTEROR N~AL PARK SERVCE NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES NVENTORY. NOMNATON FORM (Continuation Sheet) COUNTY Spokane FOR NPS USE ON=Lyi-----l ENTRY NUMBER DATE Spokane Unitarian Church #7 - Descr~ption of the t~me reported the cost of these furnishings to be somewhere between $80000 and $ S~nce 1943 the mans~on has been owned by the Spokane Unitar~an Church. Although the building is in good condition it does have two faults. F~rst the roof is unsubstantial. And second the foundat~on on the west end has settled probably caused by the additional weight of the second and third-storey extensions over the carriage porch. t...

4 / / :?Si'GNFCANCE>' >'> '\ ".: i'" < C? '." <>'"""" ;: 1;'J""#' ; PEROD (Check One or Mor. e. Appro"..'e) o Pr.-Columblan o 15th Century SPECF C O. TElsJ (11 Applicable and Known) o 16th Century o 17th Century 1888 AREAS OF SGNFCANCE (Checlr One or MOre e. Appropriate) o 18th Century /X 19th Century "'<' " :< /<;0: /' " o 20th Century Abor glnol 0 Education 0 Politco 0 Urbon Planning 0 Prehlstotlc o Englne.rlng 0 Relgon/Ph. iii Other (SP(fclfy) 0 HSforlc 0 ndustry losophy Loca] History 0 Agriculture 0 nvention 0 SCence '[. iil Archltectur. 0 Londscope 0 Sculpture 0 A" Archtec'ure 0 Soclal/Humon_ 0 Commerce 0 Literoture 0 Communications 0 Conservation "onon 0 Mlitary 0 Theoter 0 Musc 0 Tronsportotron STATEMENT OF SGNFCANCE V> Z 0 - U ::> Cl:: l- V> Z W W V>. James N. Glover long noted as the "founding father" of Spokane arr1ved 1n the area in 1873 and purchased 160 acres from a pa1r of horse thieves who had come to th1s lonely region to escape the law. Located adjacent to the falls of the Spokane River Glover bu11t a store and began trad1ng W1th the ndians for furs. TO help get a town going Glover offered forty acres of free land the owner of a sawm111 located near present-day Rathdrum daho. owner accepted and moved h1s operat10n to Spokane Falls. Desp1te generos1ty and siffi11aracts - or perhaps because of them - Glover to The this prospered; and so did Spokane. n t1me Glover's 1nterests 1ncluded not only the development of the Couer d'alene m1nes 1n Northern daho but financ1ng as well. By the late 1880's Glover was a mil110naire and pres1dent of a bank. t was at this t1me (1888) that Glover built his mansion wh1ch was commensurate w1th his new status. The panic of 189~ however drove Glover nearly to bankruptcy; and he eventually lost ppssession of the mansion. The owners S1nce that t1me have been: Frankj H. Graves a lawyer ( ); Charles Sweeney a ffi1neowner (1904-~908); Patr1ck Welch a contractor (1~ );and the Spokane Unitarian Church (1943- present). At the t1me of construct10n the house was located outs1de of town at the end of a diri road that wound through pine trees to the base of the basalt cliffd that r1nged the commun1ty. nd1ans still occasionally roamed this area; and Mrs. Glover disl1ked being left ~lone in the house. Stone fo~ the structure came from a quarry near the little Spokane RJ. ver t.{nmales to the north. Although 1he house had an unusually 1mpress1ve " baron1al hall the features most noted at the t1me of construct10n were the three bathrooms - placed ins1ae! Glover's mansion ~as des1gned by K1rt1and Kelsey Cutter Spokane's famous Architect. Th1S fact is all the more sign1ficaot when 1t is noted that th1s was probably Cutter's f1rst major architectural effort. After the construction of Glover's home Cutter-designJd mans10ns qu1ckly became popular among Spokane's well-to-do - particularly the ffi1n1ngmagnates Obviously it was a big undertaking' to build such pretent10us homes in th1s small frontier C1ty that had so few crafts f... _-

5 J. ~ONv 10~300a (July 1969) '-' UNTED STAT ApARTMENT OF THE NTEROR SlATE NA"AL PARK SERVCE COUNTY NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES NVENTORY. (COtinuaton Sheet) NOMNATON FORM -w""hinaton ;ookane FOR NPS USE ON::Lr-y -l ENTRY NUMBER DATE Spokane Unitar1an Church #8 - S1gn1f1cance Page 2 and materials. Cutter also rece1ved cons1derable recogn1t10n for h1s commercial arch1- tecture - part1cularly after 1889 when a number of new bus1ness bu11d1ngs were erected to replace those lost 1n Spokane's great f1re. Eventually Cutter moved to Southern Ca11fornia where he cont1nued his pract1ce. n conclus10n a ser1es of Kip(land Cutter mans10ns st111 exist in Spokane and are in fact something of a trademark for the city. The f1rst to be erected the Glover House rema1ns well preserved and still stands as one of the grandest of all. ~ \ -- i

6 k M~.JQR ~BLiOGRo!>PHCAL'REFERE.Bean Margaret "Mans10ns of Old Spokane." Spokesrnan-Rev1ew December 2 City of Spokane records. Eastern Washington State H1storical Society files Cheney Cowles Mernor1al Museum Spokane Wash1ngton. Fahey John. The Ballyhoo Bonanza. 0." Seattle: University of Wash1ngton CORNER LATTUDE LONGTUDE LATTUDE Oegr s Minute. Second. Oogr.os Minutes Seconds Oegreos NW Minutes NE Seconds De"r s MRutes Second SE "w g _ APPROXMATE ACREAGE OF NOMNATED PROPERTY!LlST ALL STATES AND COUNTES FOR PROPERTES OVERLAPPNG ST"'TE OR C~UNTY BOUNDARES STATE CODE COUNTY COOE STATE CODE COUNTY CODE STATE CODE COUNTY CODE COOE STATE COUNTY COOE NAME AND TTLE ORGANZATON Allan N Spokane Uni t"r~.~. \ STREET AND NUMBER l OA...E. 4/17170 m m z -i ;:u C n -i o z.' r As the designated Stale Liaison Officer for the Nat ional Histone Preservation Act of'l1966 (Pubhc Law ) 1 hereby nommate this pro~erty for mclus ion in the Nahonal Regrater and cerhfy that rt has been evaluated accord ina to the.c-iterra and procedues forth by the Nahonal Park Service ~ The recommended level of srgrufrcence of thrs eommancn 18' Nahonal 0 State 0: Local GO Name("lf;Jl4f&k Charles H. Od~ar~ set hereby certtfy that tmb propert~ S mcluded.jl the NBhonal Regmter Director Ollice 01 Archeolog. and H.orlc Pr ry.don ATTEST: Title Director - Washington State Parks & Recreation "Commiss1.on Keeper 01 The Natlonpl Reg/Bier L:D:::at~e==~H~~\j~~J:::S~ ~1~q~7:::3~~:::'========::J'-:::Da:.::te:"========:i:';==:::::;;~;T.:;~ ~"('j "ll"n C -.. ; '';.

7 fp...~o 30U'a (Jur 1969) UNTED STAT.PARTMENT Of THE NTEROR NA NAL PARK SERVCE NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES NVENTORY. NOMNATON FORM (Continuation Sheet) COUNTY Spokane for NPS USE ON::L(-Y -1 ENTRY NUMBER DA.TE Spokane Unitar1an Church #9 - Major B1b11ographica1 References Ka1ez Jay J. Saga of a Western Town Spokane. Spokane: Lawton Printing nc Spokane County records Spokane Washington. GPO r.t.7l4

8 NPS Form o-~ (7"').. United States Department of the nterior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places nventory-nomination Form ContJlluatJon sheet tem number Page 1 PROPOSED AMENDMENT National Register Property: James N. Glover lous e Jest 321 Eighth Avenue Spokane ~A Current Ow ne r : Uni tari all Chu rch of Spokane W. 321 s t.h Avenue Spo~ane A Proposed Cilange: Tilat the stateolcnt of slgnificance be expanded to include tile entire grounds of tile Glover House property. Justif1cat10n: The James tl Glover House was one of the first bu i ldlnq s i n Sp o ka ne to be norai ua t ed to the National Register in ly70. And rightfully so for it was the lome which bore test1rnony to the phenomenal success of the "rather of Spokane" James il. Glover. At the time however the text of the nominat10n om1tted treatment of the entire property parcel on Wh1Ch tile louse sits 1ncluding once beautifully landscaped and terraced grounds drives curbed ith stones curvi ng concrete steps and an impressive cut granite garden wall wllich still runs the length of the or1ginal property. The remnants of this landscaping bear considerable historical significance as an integral part of James Glover's architectural legacy to tile City of Spo~ane. Co n t eup o r ary accounts state t ha t in 1888 James Glover bought from the Nortllern Pacific Railroad a large tract of 1 and wh i ch extended from Hashi ngton Street to ~ccl ell an Street and bac~ to tile rinrock (the cliff of Spokane's South H111). A 1977 interview witll a descendant of the Patrick Welch ho own ed the property from 1906 to 1943 reveal ed that during tile Welch's tenure the grounds were elaborate e no uq h to requ i re the services of two full time gardeners. There were tenn1s courts a green house an orchard and vast lawns. At least four wells were located on the property. Photographic cv1uencp indicates that the formal landscaping and tile construct10n of the beautiful gran1te garden v a ll wn i ch runs along Eighth /lvenue were a cconplished soon after Kirtland K. Clltter COMpleted the res1dence. A very early pllotograph shows the cut edge

9 . HPS Fonn o.~ "..... United States Departm.;li National Park Service of the nterior National Register of Historic Places nventory-nomination Form Contlnuationsheet James N. Glover House tem number - All Page 2 of the newly graded 8th Avenue with a looden picket fence just above it; but a phot09raph which was included in a Souvenir Booklet from the Spokane Falls Exposition of 1890 (a year after the building was completed) shows the lawns steps and drive already completed and groomed. While this latter photograph does not include the area lhere the stone wall is located the finished appearance of the portion of the grounds which does appear would 1ndicate that the wall had already been built. n any case the stone wall the elaborate beds and the manicured 1 awns we rc certai nly v el l establ ished by 1908 when Patrick Welch took possession of the mansion. A ser1es of photographs taken by Spokane's famous Charles A. L1bby in 19Q8 (three of lhich are enclosed) reveal the grandeur of the estate at that time. The Glever louse grounds have diminished to the one acre now ownea by the Unitarian Church of Spokane and thcy have changed considerably. The Church added a new chapel building d oun the slope to the northeast of the house and the lush and sllapely flower beds on the east portion of the grounds have been lost to necessary walks and stairways and to another property owner. But the stone wall vh i ch has a lvay s articulated the property and defined its manor-like setting rema1ns an important part of Spokane's patriwony. Sources: Eastern t.a s h t nq t o n State llstorical Society. Photograph Collection. Spokane. Ha r ri so n Polly "ilson. l nt e rv t ev s w i th Patty Houff. Spokane. Fall 1976 and Spring 1977 o ' ~ell 1 :a rj 0 ry H i 1son. l nt e r v r cvs w i t h Patty Houff. Spokane. Fall 1976 and Sp rinq Spokesl;an Reviel'. Dcccidber 2 195G. Souvenlr of tile ilortllwestern ndustrial Exposition Spokane Falls \ash11l\lton. OctoLer 1st to ~ovember 1st Buffalo H.Y.: Ha t h cws l.or t h rup and Company Art Pr i n t t nq "orks 1l>9lJ. Ullital"lan ehurc'l of Spokane. Photograph Collection. Spokane..

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15 JAMES N. GLOVER HOUSE SPOKANE WASHNGTON CHARLES LBBY PHOTOGRAPH ) 908 COpy NEGATVE: CTY/COUNTY HSTORC SPOKANE PRESERVATON OFFCE STON'.A" "'NOTNG 'ORT. 0' 'RO'T la'n. VEWED SDEWALK FROM TO THE EAST NORTH AND EGHT AVENUE

16 October Ms. Carol D. Shull Ch1ef Nat10nal Register Branch nteragency Resources D1v1s1on Na t i.ona Park Servi.ce 1100 L Street Room 6209 Wash1ngton DC Dear Ms. Shull. Pursuant to your request would Li.ke to submi t a more app roprrat.e boundary descr1pt10n for the James Glover House 1n Spokane Wash1ngton. Please use the enclosed anfo rmataon to supplement the ori.ga.na L 1973 nom1nat10n. S1ncerely Mark L. Brack Arch1tectural H1stor1an dw Enclosure

17 JAMES GLOVER HOUSE Spokane Wash1ngton Verbal Boundary Descr1pt10n The north 200 feet of the east half of Block "N" the north 200 feet of Block "0" and the North 200 feet of the west 50 feet of Block "P" of the Second Add1t10n to the Ra1lroad Add1t10n as per plat thereof recorded an Volume "A" of Plats page 8.

18 f ~ Form JJuly.196B) _. N.R _ UNTED STATES DEPA'RTMEN~ OF THE NATONAL PARK SERViCE ATONAl REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES PROPERTY MAP FORM (Type all entrte«- attach to or enclose with lljbp) NAME COMMON ANO/OR HSTORiC NUo4ERC CODE (A.. /~ed by NPS) Spokane Unitar1an Church Glover House 2 LQS:ATON STATE COUNTY TOWN Wash1nqton Spokane Spokane STREET AND NUMBER West 3 MAP REFERENCE 321-8th Avenue SOURCE DATE SCALE Spokane NW Quad n <:: r..~ _ 7 S Q"'" "Q 1 "h 1 1:24000 REQUREo4ENTSl P~Q. 'ER-TY BOUNDARES WHERE REQURED AND NORTH ARROW GPO

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21 FORt.A 10 ]01 A 1&/72) H.4.ME UNTED 5T.4.TE5 DEPAHMENT OF THE NTEROR 1'01.6 nohal PARK SERVCE NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM (Type 811 entries 8ltach to or en close wth photosraph) ANO/O'" ""STORC Nl)t.AERC CODE (A.. tned by NP';) Spokane Untaran Church 2 loc.4.toh Glover House West th Avenue 3 PHOTO ~EFE~ENCE "'HOTO CREDT r=-:-_---- DATE Spokane NEGATVE FLED AT W1111am H. Trogdon.. DENTFC.4.T1Ql.l DESCRBE VEW DRECTON!:TC Apnl Eastern Wash. State H1st. Soc. Look1ng south toward pr1nclple elevat10n from 8th Avenue. GPO : ; s c.-"" " ~.- ~l d " ~ ~J a~~... "V1.; ~ c " '0 ~ { 0 '{'< " '

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- (OWNER'S NAME: 1s 21 Frederick C. and Patricia A. Love . Form 10-300 (Rev. 6-72) UNTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE NTEROR NATONAL PARK SERVCE NATONAL REGSTER OF HSTORC PLACES NVENTORY - NOMNATON FORM (Type all entries complete applicable sections) 'STATE West