ML041910414
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| Site: | Millstone  |
| Issue date: | 07/28/2004 |
| From: | Dominion Nuclear Connecticut, Northeast Nuclear Energy Co (NNECO) |
| To: | Jennifer Davis, Emch R NRC/NRR/DRIP/RLEP |
| Emch R, NRR/DRIP/RLEP, 415-1590 | |
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MNPS-3 EROLS 2.6 REGIONAL HISTORIC, ARCHAEOLOGICAL, SCENIC, CULTURAL, AND NATURAL
- FEATURES, 2.6.1 The Site and Vicinity A total of 18 properties located within 10 km of Millstone 3 are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and are identified in Table 2.6-1.
(Shannahan 1982; U.S.
Department of the Interior' 1979-1981).
None of these properties is located in the town of Waterford.
Properties that have been declared eligible for the National Register by the Secretary of the Interior are also in Table 2.6-1.
A letter from the Connecticut State Historic Preservation Officer identifying these properties is provided in.6A.
A listing (of properties on the State Register of Historic Places throughout the towns within the 10-km radius is provided with the letter.
According to the. State, Historic,. Preservation Officer, little information on archaeological -site ;density and distribution, is currently available (Shannahan 1982).
Although coastal areas and major drainage systems are potential 'locations for -. prehistoric archaeology, it is the opinion of the State Historic-Preservation Officer that historic, architectural, and archaeological resources will not be affected by the, ' operation - of Millstone 3 (Shannahan 1982).
No sites or areas listed on -the National Register of-Natural Landmarks are within 10 km of Millstone 3. (U.S'. Department of the Interior 1975, 1976, 1979, 1980).
Areas on the State Natural Areas Inventory within 10 km are identified in Table 2.6-2 (Telecon, Ellis 1982).
The closest is located more than, 4 km from the site, and none is expected to be affected by station.:operation.
Millstone 3 is not expected to have any significant visual effect on the surrounding area.
Topography and vegetation screen or block views of the station from most land areas within 10 km.
- As determined by line-of-sight studies and field, reconnaissance, views of Millstone 3' are' limited,to. shoreline areas ofrNiantic Bay and Pleasure' Beach and nearby waters of Long Island Sound.
In addition, since Millstone 1 and 2 are generally visible from those areas from which Millstone 3 is visible and because Millstone'3 is an addition to an existing power.generating.
.complex; with an-established industrial character,' it will not change the visual character or quality of the area.
2.6.2 Transmission Line The transmission line for Millstone 3 was reviewed by the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) in connection-with the preparation of this report and as part of the transmission line route certification by the State.
2.6-1
MNPS-3 EROLS The only sites listed or determined to be eligible for listing on the
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National Register of Historic Places that are near the route are found in the Lebanon Green National Register Historic District, located in New London County, Conn.,
some.457 meters (1,500 feet) east of the route.
This historic district was placed in the Register in.June.1979.
It contains 'the birthplace o f'.John Trumbull, a
national historic landmark listed in the National Register since l'66;'the William Williams House, a national historic landmark listed in' the National Register since 1971; and the War Office, listed in the National Register since 1970 (Shannahan 1982; 44FR7440-3; 45FR17495-6; 45FR17450; 46FR10671; 46FR10626; 47FR4920; 47FR4933).
As seen from the historic district, it is expected that the transmission line will-have sufficient back drop far enough away so as not to be readily distinguishable in the landscape.
It is not expected to have a significant visual effect on these resources (Shannahan 1982).
In addition to the above, certain segments of the route for the power line cross or come near five locations whose environmental characteristics suggest a potential for the existence of prehistoric archaeological resources, as well as four architectural resource areas identified by the SHPO for -their potential architectural significance (Shannahan 1982). The order issued by the Connecticut Siting Council (CSC) certifying the route and facility for this line (CSC Docket 25, June 4, 1982), requires that a detailed right-of-way development and management plan be approved by the CSC prior to line construction.
In response to the SHPO request (Shannahan 1982),, the CSC required as part of -its order that the same plans be submitted to the SHPO so that he may comment prior to CSC approval. Plans are now being prepared for this purpose and it is expected that the review will be completed by the fall of 1983.
The transmission line does not cross any area ]isted on the National Register of Natural Landmarks (US Dept. of the Interior 1979).
2.6.3 References for Section 2.6 Shannahan, J.W. 1982.
(State Historic Preservation Officer.
Connecticut Historical Commission, Hartford, Conn.
Letter to H.C.
Liang, Stone.& Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC),
Boston, Mass.,
January 5, 1982.
U.S.
Department of the Interior 1979.
Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, National Register of Historic Places, Federal Register, February 6, 1979, Part II and Supplements through 1981.
U.S.
Department of the Interior 1975, 1976, 1979, 1980. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, National Registry of Natural Landmarks, Federal Registers January 7, 1980; December 16, 1979; February 9 and June 8, 1976; and May 5 and -August 25, 1975.
Telecon (Telephone Conversation) Cited:
2.6-2
MNPS-3 EROLS
- Ellis, C.S.
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC). 1982.to Freed, S. (Connecticut State Department of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources Center), January 5, 1982 and March 23, 1982.
Shannahan, J.W. 1982.
(State Historic Preservation Officer).
Connecticut Historical Commission, Hartford, Conn.
Letter to R.
DeBrigard, Northeast Utilities, Hartford, Conn. January 19, 1982.
2.6-3
MNPS-3 EROLS TABLE 2.6-1 PROPERTIES WITHIN 10 km OF MILLSTONE 3 LISTED ON OR ELIGIBLE FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Properties Listed Area East Lyme Groton New London on the National Register of Historic Place Property Thomas Lee House Thomas Avery House Samuel Smith House Fort Griswold Acors Barns House Deshon-AIlyn House Fort Trumbull*
Joshua Hempstead House Nathaniel Hempstead House Monte Cristo Cottage New London County Courthouse New London Custom House New London Public Library New London Railroad Station Shaw Mansion Thames Shipyard Whale Oil Row Williams MemorIal Institute Location CT Route 156 and Giant's Neck Road Society Road 82 Plants Dam Road Baker Avenue, Smith Street, Monument Avenue, Thames River 68 Federal Steet 613 William Street Fort Neck 11 Hempstead Street Corner or Jay, Colt and Truman Streets 325 Pequot Avenue 70 Huntington Street 150 Bank Street 63 Huntington Street State Street 11 BlInman Street Farnsworth Street 105-119 Huntington Street 110 Broad Street Properties Declared Area East Lyme Groton New London Eligible for the National Register of Property Niantlc River Railroad Bridge*
Niantic River Highway Bridge*
Groton RaIlroad Bridge Old Town Mill Shaw's Cove Bridge*
Starr Street Area Bank Street Historic District Ledge Lighthouse Franklin Street Historic District
.138-148.Huntington Street St. James-Episcopal Church Historic Places by the Secretary or the Interior:
Location Crosses Nlantlc River Crosses Niantic River Over Thames RIver Mill and State Pier Streets Over Shaw's Cove New London Harbor 125 Huntington Street NOTE:
- Properties Identified by.-the Historic American Engineering Record as possessing engineering or Industrial significance.
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MNPS-3 EROLS TABLE 2.6-1 (Cont)
Sources:
- 1. Shannahan, John W., State Historic Preservation Officer, Connecticut Historical Commission, Hartford, Conn.
Letter to H.C..Llang, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC), Boston, Mass.,
January 5, 1982.
- 2. U.S. Department of the Interior, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, National Register of Historic Places, Federal Register, February 6, 19.79, Part II.
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MNPS-3 EROLS TABLE 2.6-2 AREAS WITHIN 10 km ON THE STATE NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY Location East Lyme East Lyme East Lyme East Lyme Groton Groton Name of Area Watts Island Marshes of Pattaguanset River to Route 156 Oswegatchie Hill Marshes of Rocky Neck State Park Marshes of Birch Plain Creek Pine Island, Bushey Point Approximate Distance and Direction from Site 4.5 km WSW
- 4.2 km W 5.0 km NNW 6 km W 9.5 km ENE 9 km E Source:
Freed S.,
Connecticut State Department of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources Center, telephone conversation with C.S.
- Ellis, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC), Boston, Mass., January 5, 1982 and March 23, 1982.
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MNPS-3 EROLS.
ATTACHMENT 2.6A CORRESPONDENCE RELATED TO REGIONAL HISTORIC, ARCHITECTURAL, AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
MNPS-3 EROLS.6A Correspondence Related to Regional Historic, Architectural, and Archaeological Resources John W. Shannahan, State Historic Preservation Officer, Connecticut Historic Commission, Hartford, Conn., to H.C.
- Liang, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC), Boston, Mass., January 5, 1982.
offire of the STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER for Connecticut 59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET - HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106-TEL (203J 566-3005 January 5, 1981
-NOTED 'JAN 111982 -CU6 Mr.
H. C.
Liang Lead Environmental Engineer Stone-& Webster Engineering Corporation P.O. Box 2325 Boston, MA 02107
Subject:
Data Request -
Erols Section 2.6 Millstone Nuclear Power Station -
Unit 3-Northeast Utilities Service Company
Dear Mr. Liang:
-With respect to your request' for'-information as to the architec-tural, historical and archaeological resources located within 10 km of Millstone -
Unit 3, the following data'are provided.
-The following properties are listed~on the National Register.of
-Historic Places:
East Lyme New London Thomas Lee House Thomas Avery House Samuel Smith House Barns, Acors, House-Deshon-Al'lyn Hoduse Fort Trumbull Hempstead, Joshua, Hse.
Hempstead, Nathaniel, House Monte Cristo Cottage New London County Courthouse New London Custom Hse.
CT 156 & Giant's Neck Society Road 82-Plants Damn Road Road
'68 Federal Street 613 William Street
Fort Neck-(HAER) 11 Hemnpstead Street Corner of Jay, Hempstead, Coit, and.Truman Streets 325 Pequot Avenue 70 Hunting Street 150 Bank Street New London Public Library 63 Huntington Street New London Railroad-State Street Station-Shaw Mansion 11 Blinman'Street Thames Shipyard Farnsworth Street Whale Oil Row 105-119 Huntington Street STA T HISTORC FRESER VA TPe3rson L*PP 7
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ecu e~hkatfonc Historic Preservation Act of 1966 odmkinutered by the Deparcmnt of the interior. ilerlte Corwrtsaon end Recreation Servie. Washington, D.C AN'EQtAL OPPORTUVITY EMPLOYER/AFFIRMATIVE AC77O AGENCY 2.6A-1
Mr. H. C. Liang Jai nuary 5, 1981 eligible for the Secretary of the The following properties have been declared National Register of Historic Places by the Interior:
East Lyme Niantic River Railroad Bridge Niantic River Highway Bridge Groton Bridge Crosses Niantic River (HAER)
Crosses Niantic River (HAER)
Over Thames River (HAER)
Groton New London Old Town Mill Shaw's Cove Bridge Starr Street Area Bank Street Historic District Ledge Lighthouse Franklin Street Historic District 138-48 Huntington Street St. James Episcopal Church Mill & State Pier Sts.
Over Shaw's Cove (HAER)
New London harbor 125 Huntington Street Please find enclosed the appropriate pages from Historic Preservation A Plan for Connecticut. Vol.II:
An Inventory (Connecticut Historical Commission, 1974), which identifies architectural and historical resources within the area.
In addition, properties identified by The Historic American Engineer-ing Record has possessing engineering or industrial significance have been annotated with "HAER".
Further, please find enclosed the relevant zerox sections of a "scan" survey which this agency undertook in order to preliminarily identify potentially significant clusters of architectural re-sources.
Minimal descriptive documentation exists to supplement this graphic data.
In general, as no systematic survey of Connecticut's archaeological resources has been accomplished to date, little information exists as to actual archaeological site density and distribution.
However, coastal areas and major river drainage systems, such as, the Niantic River - Niantic Bay confluence, are especially sensitive with respect to the existence of prehistoric archaeolo-gical resources.
In particular, the enclosed survey data should be of assistance; The State Historic Preservation Officer requests that the specific locational data for archaeological resources be treated in a confidential manner in accordance with Connecticut Public Act 81-286 in order to ensure continued preservation of these resources.
It should be realized that the above provided information repre-sents an incomplete inventory of the architectural, historical and archaeological resources within the defined area.
In the opinion of the State Historic Preservation Officer the granting of an operating permit for Millstone Nuclear Power Station Unit 3 will have no impact upon historical, architectural and archaeological resources either listed on or eligible 2.6A-2
Mr. H. C. Liang January a, 1981.
for the National Register of Historic Places.
For further information, please contact David A. Poirier, Archaeologist.
Sincerely, Preservation.
DAP/ij cc: Raul de Brigard Northeast Utilities Am STATE OF CONNECTICUT X1 Cwontwecicut Hisiorical Comnnission fTs59 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET, IIARTIFORD, CONN. 06106
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Mr. H. C. Lianc\\
Lead Environmental Engineer
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HOLED 'JAN 111982 HICUMAN Zst L've Bedcwith, Justin, Place (Ar-18).
Rt. 1A (Golden Spur Area) 3j-4tory, frame conercial, built 1785; architecture, Colonial.
Christopher, Christopher, House (Ar-17)
Old Black PoinSt Rd.
(Gorton House) 2j-ctory, frame residence, built 1673; architecture, Rural Georgian.
Griawold, Andrew, House (Ar-18)
Rt. 156, Giant's Neck Rd.
24-atory, frame residence, built 1750; architecture, Colonial.
Griawold, Sylvanus, Houwe (Ar-18)
Society Rd.
2j-etory, frame residence, built 1750; architecture, Colonial.
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- 2. 6A-4 NEW LONDCN COUNTy East LYMe (cont.)
Lee, Thomas, House (NREP) (Ar-17)
Rt. 156 & Giant's Neck Rd.
2i-atory, frame residence, built 1660; architecture, Saltbox.
Little Boston Schoolhouse (Ar-l8-S&E)
Rt. 156 & Giant's Neck Rd.
l-atory, frame schoolhouse, built 1734l Rix-Hurlbert House (Ar-17)
Plants Dam Rd.
l -etory, frame, Gambrel roof cottage residence, built circa 1690.
Smith, Josephs House (Eliho Smith House) 97 Pataganait Rd.
(Ar-18) 2i-etory, built 1760; architecture, Colonial.
Stone Church Cemetery (C)(Hil)
Society Rd.
Cemetery containing graves.of French & Indian War Veterans.
Tubbo House (Ar-18) 54 Socety Rd.
2-etory, frame residence, built 1720; architecture, Colonial.
Widow Calkins Tavern (Ar-18)
Rt. 51 at Flanders Rd. jct.
2-etory, Gambrel roof, frame cnmrcial.
1820 Tavern (Cold Tavern) (Ar-19)
Rt. 1, Golden Spur area 2j-atory, frame, built 1820; architecture, Georgian.
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Residence (Ar-18)
Lovers Lane & Daan Rd.
2j-story, frame residence, built 1790; architecture, Colonial.
Residence and Caoercial (Ar-i8)
Post Rd.-
2j-etory, frame residence and commercial; architecture, Colonial.
- 2. 6A-5 NEW LONON COUMrY
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East Lvme (cont.)
Residence (Ar-18) 1-atory with attic, frame residence, Colonial cottage.
- 43 Riverview Rd.
built 1750; architecture, Residence (Ar-18) 160 Roxbury Rd.
l-story, Gambrel roof, frame residence; architecture, Colonial.
Residence (Ar-18)
Society Rd.
1j-atory, frame residence, built circa 1740; architecture, Colonial cottage.
Ayer
(.-19)
Ayer Rd.
tory, frame residence, built 1838 by Dwight Bailey.
Bailey P a (Ar-18)
Ayer Rd.
Fr sidence, built 1790-97; architecture, Colonial.
Cowles, G a,
House (Ar-19)
Jct. Main St. & Winchell Smith Dr.
2i-eto brick residence, built 1803; architecture, Georgian-Adamesqu \\
HTde, Samuel, H (Ar-17)
Frame, Vern r architecture.
Later Ayer Homeste Ar-19)
Ayer Rd.
2i-atory, frame sidence, built 1870.
Lebanon Road School (A
)
Lebanon Rd.
1-story, frme sch i I I
2.6A-6
-3D-NE!
LOMDN COUNTY Giswold (cont.)
Tucker Stephan, Tavern (Ar-19) 138 Old Bethel Rd.
2-etory, frame cowrcial 18t 80.
Waterinx Tro
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Sh Rt. 135 Built 1903.
Whipping (S&E) 238 Bitsood Rd.
W n
John House (Ar-18)
Ashland Hill 2k-7tory, frame residence, built 1782.
Avery, -mign Ebenezer, House (Ar-18)
. 2 Latham St.
2.-etory, framef built 1781; architecture, Colonial plain style.
- BE4l, Anna Warner, Houae (Ar-18) 108 Thazws St.
2.i-OtOr,
- frae, built 1758-1851; architecture, Federal.
Bozge, Robert, House (Ar-19) 382 Cow Hill Rd.
2-story, frame residence, built 1843, added all in 1925, architecture, Cape Cod idth gambrel roof added.
Brown Family House 'Clamrtead" (Ar-18)
Built 1790, large Colonial farmhouse.
Shavville Rd.-
Buckland House (Ar-17)
West Main St.
2-story, frame residence, possibly early 17th century, architecture, Colonial.
Burnett, Richard, House (Ar-19)
Cow Hill Rd. & Parker Rd.
2j-etory, frame residence, built circa 1810; architecture, Greek Revival.
.2.6A-7
- NEM LOND0N COUNTY Groton (cont.)
Burrows House (Ar-lB) 70 Port Hill Rd.
2j-story, gambrel roofed, frame residence, built 1784 by Silas Burrows.
I Carriage House (Ar-19) 6 Smith Ct.
1-story, framesarchitecture, Victorian.
I0 Cemetery (C) 1750-1890 Gales Ferry Rd Chapman, Giles, House (Ar-19) 51 High St.
2i-story, frame residence, built 1840; architectures Greek Revival.
Chester. Cart. Daniel, House (Ar-19) 2j-atory, frame residence, built 1860.
Chester St.
Cove Nook (Ar-18)
Brook St.
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2-story,. gambrel roofed, frame residence, built 1700'a, Daboll Nathan, Homestead (Ar-18) 4 Corners 2j-4tory, frame residence, built 1770's; architecture, Colonial.
Edgecomb, David, House (Ar-18) 46 Fort Hill Rd.
l&-3torys frame. residence, built 1784; architecture, Cape Cod style.
Eldredge, Capt. George, House (Ar-19) 13 Gravel St.
3-atory, residence, li-atories added; architecture, Federal, built 1830.
Fannin& House (Ar-18)
Built 1700.
Ferry Tavern (Cary Latham House)(Ar-17) 2j-etory, frame residence, built 1639.
Fishtown Rd.
157 Thames St.
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2.6A-8 NDEW LMDCN COU~rry Groton (cont.)
Fish, Sands, House (Ar-18) 585 High St.
2i-etory, frame residence, built 1798 by Sands Fish; architecture, Colonial.
Fort Griswold (?RHP) (Nil)
Forto Griswold State Park Constructed between 1775-1778 to defend Groton & New London shore.
Site of major rtoldtionary battle in Septenber 1781. Fort severely damaged in battle, but remains have been stabilized and protected.
Fort Grisic ld Monument (C) 2 Fort-Griswold State Park Stone monument, built 1830, A. J. Davis, Architect.
Greek Revival House (Ar-19) 59 Main St.
2-atory,-frame residence, built 1830; architecture, Greek Revival.
Greek Revival House (Ar-19) 2i-etorzy, frame residence; Greek Revival House (Ar-19) 2 -atory, frame residence, Revival.
26 Main St.
architecture, Greek Revival.
New London Aye.
built 1835-40; architecture, Greek Halfway House (Old Town House) (Ar-1:7) 9 Grove Ave.
2-story, frame residence, built 1660; architecture, Cape Cod cottage.
Haley House (Ar-18) 2 -itory, frame residence, built 1781; RFD #1 North Rd.
architecture, Colonial.
Hipped Roof House (Ar-19) 61 Main St..
2-4tory, frame, built 1840; architecture, Greek Revival.
2.6A-9 NEW LONDON COUtrY Groton (cont.)
House at Fort Rachael (Ar-19) 5 Ft. Rachael Place 2-story, frame residence, now vacant, built 1820; architecture, Federal.
Lamphier House (Ar-18)
Wells Rd. at Rt. 184 (Old Mystic) 2,-atory, frame, two farily residence, probably 1780-90; architecture, Colonial, farmhouse.
Latham, Joseph, House (Ar-18) 58 Meridian St.
2-atory, frame residence, built 1717; architecture, Cape Cod cottage.
Lixhthouse (Ar-19-S&E)
Lighthouse Point 2t-etory, stone lighthouse and keeper's cottage, built 1868; architecture, Greek Revival.
Lippincott House (Ar-18) 72 Prospect Hill li-etory, gambrel roof, frame residence, built 1730; architecture, Colonial.
Hanwaring, Capt. Henry, House (Ar-19) 4 West Mystic Ave.
vicinity mystic 21-story, frame residence, built 1850; architecture, Greek Revival.
Mason, John, Monument (C)
Pequot Ave., Cliff St.
Bronze statue.
Neldia The, House (Ar-19)
High St., vicinity Mystic 21-story, gambrel roof, fran residence, built 1830; architecture, Federal.
Noank,Cottage (Ar-19) 45 Front St.
2-story, frame residence.
2.6A-10
- 2.4
..NEW LCNDCN COUNrT Groton (cont.)
Odd Fell.ms Home, "Fairriew$ (Ar-19)
Odd Fellow Rd.
3.-tory, frame residence, built 1850; architecture, ItalianAte.
Old Mystic Baptist Church (Ar-19-Rel)
Mystic Center, off )lain St.
l-ctory,.frame chirch, built 1844, early Victorian style.
Packer House (Ar-18) 2i-etoryj frame residence, built lth 5 New London St.
century, Saltbox.
Picker, Ao-, House ( Ar-18) 77 New London Ave.
4tcinity Mystic 2-et ory, frame residence, built 1720; architecture, Cape Co.
Cod.Aty-le.
Packer, Capt. Daniel,.House (Ar-18)
Water St.
3-tor=,
gambrel roof, frame residence, built 1758; architecture, Colonial.
Packer Capt. Jae6s, House (Ar-1s) 2 ;-toz7, frame residence, bullt circa architecture, Colonial.
Plaque: Battle of Groton Heights (C)
Plaque an stone.
Ropetknot Bargeboard House (Ar-19)
I Built 19th century; architecture, High Site of Sassacus' Fort (C)
Memorial-.
Irving St.
1700 by James Packer; Thames St. opp, !Fort.St.
A~ghhoue P.
R.
Aighthouse Pt. Rd.
Victoria= Gothic.
Fort Hill
-2.6A-ll NDI LCNDON COUNTY Groton (cont.)
Small Greek Revival House (Ar-19) 64 Pearl St.
2-story, frame residence; architecture, Greek. Revival.
Shall House on Fort Hill Rd.
(Ar-18) 12 Fort Hill Rd.
3-story, frame residence; architqcture, Colonial, built in the last quarter of the 18th century.
Smith House (Ar-1S)
North Rd. at jct. Patridge Rd.
1J.-story, frame residence, now vacant, built 1776 Spicer House (Ar-19) 8 Front St.
2i-atory, frame residence, built 1838, originally a farmhouse.
Stallion, Edward, House (Ar-17) 1684 Pleasant Valley Rd.
2-story, frame residence, built 1684; architecture, Caie Cod farmhouse.
Stark, Capt. Henry Sanford, House (Ar-19) 6 West mystic St.
3-atory, brick residence, built 1852; architecture, late Greek Revival Transitional.
Starr, The, House (Ar-19) 56 Starr Hill Rd.
2i-story, frame residence, built before 1850; architecture, Colonial.
Strong R. House (Ar-18) 466 Haley Rd.
21-story, frame residence, built between 1790 and 1825; architecture, Colonial.
Union Baptist Church (Ar-19-Rel)
High & West Main St.
1-story, clapboard sided, frame church, built 1862.
Victorian House (Ar-19) 81 Pearl St.
2 & 3-story, frame residence; architecture, Victorian.
2.6A-12 IENE LONDON COUNTY Groton (cont.)
Walworth, Thnasa,- House (Ar-18)
Groton Long Point Rd.
2i-itory, frame residence, built 1726 by Walworth; architecture, Colonial farmhouse.
Woodbridge, Dr. Dudley, House (Ar-18)
Old Hystic Green 2*-itory, frame residence by Dudley Woodbridge, built 1745; architecture, Colonial.
Residence (Ar-19) 143-147-349-151 Thames St.
2-story, frame residence, built 1850; architecture, Greek Revival.
Residence (Ar-19) 68 Main St.
Frame; architecture, Greek Revival.
- BEaumont, itlliam, House (Ar-18-S&E)
Rt. 289, between Burnham Rd.
(C)
& Village Hill Rd.
- 2-etory add tory, rear eln and attached barn, built late 18th centur r* e
, now vacant.
Birthplace of famous 19th century Medical Doctor.
Buckingham, William Alfred, e (Ar-19)
Rt. 87 2-story, frame residence, t 10e4 by Deacon Sam Buckingham; architecture, Colonial, Clark Homestead (Ar-18)
Madley Rd. near jct.
'chen -1l Rd.
2J-atory plank walled, frame residence t 1708; architecture, Colonial, Saltbox with lean-to.
2.6A-13 NMd LOMDON COUhTT
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New London-Barns, Abors, House (Ar-19) 68 Federal St.
2*story, frame residence, built 1873-83, architecture, Federal.
Bassett House (Ar-19)
Bank St.
3-atory, stone residence, built 1836; architecture, Federal.
Black Hall Court House (Ar-19) li-story, frame residence, Black Hall Court built 1800; architecture, Colonial.
aulkeley School (Ar-19S&E) 178 Huntington St.
2-story with third story addition, stuccoed stone school building, built late 19tk century.
Custom House (NRHP) (Ar-19-S&E) 150 Bank St.
3-story, granite custom house, built 1833, Architect: Robert I.Ulls; architecture, late Federal.
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County Court House (NW)
(Ar-18-S&E) 3-story, frame courthouse, Colonial, Architect: Isaac 1909.
70 Huntington St.
built 1784; architecture, late Georgian Fitch, interior extensively modified in Deshon-Allyn House (NRHP) (Ar-19-S&E) 613 Williams St.
3-storyr, central-hall plan, stone residence, built 1829 Asher Benjamin probable Architect; architecture, late Federal Transitional to early Greek Revival.
Firean's Honument (C)
Stone monument, erected 189,8.
Riverside Park First Church of Christ (Congregational) 209 State St.
(Ar-19-Rel) 1.-etory, granite church, hult 1851 by Leopold Eidlity; architecture, Gothic Revival.
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NEW LCNDW CUNTY.
New London (cont.)
Fort Nonsense (Mi)
Corner Ocean & Willett's Green Revolutionary war defensive fort-site.
- Fort Trumbull (NRHP) (Mil)
Fort Nock Stone fort of. Civil War period, opposite Fort Griswold, site of small revolutionary war fortification which was captured in Arnold' a
rad of New London in 1781.
Harris Hostead (Ar-19)
Broad St. at Williams 3-etory, brick residence, built 185); architecture, Italianate.
Hampsted, Joshua, House (NRHP) (Ar-17) 1I Hamstead St.
2j-etory, frame residence, built 1678; architecture, Colonial.
One of the oldeot dwellings in Connecticut, structure has two-front gables, casement windows in older section;prototype of 17th century Connecticut House.
Hempsted, Nathaniel, House (NRHP)
(Ar-18)
Jay & Hampstead St.
2-story, stone residence, built X739; architecture, Colonial.
Probably 'built by exiled Acadian Frenchmen from Nora Scotia, exterior stone treatment is suggestive of French influence.
Runtington St. Baptist Church (Ar-19) 29 Huntington St.
2-story, clapboard aided, frame church, built 1813 by John Biahop, architecture, Greek Revival.
Learned House (Ar-19) 63 Church St.
2j-atory, frame residence, built 1801; architecture, Federal.
Meeting-house Hill (Ar-17)
New London Center 2-atory, frame meeting-house for town activities,.built in 17th century' Nameaug Engine Co. (Ar-19)
Masonic St.
2 -story, brick firehouse, built late 18001s; architecture, Victorian.
2.6A-15 NV LONDON COUNwr New London (cont)
Nathan Hale School House (Ark18-&E) minl St.
2-story, frame school; architecture, Colonial.
New London Lighthouse (Ar-l9-S&E) 810 Pequot Ave.
8-otory, brick lighthouse, present structure built 1800-1801.
Old Town Mill (LA) 8 Hill St.
2-atory, frame mill building, present structure built in 1650, foundation of John Winthrop's mill; architecture, Colonial.
O'Neil., Eugene, Farnhoune (NHL)
(Monte Christo Cottage)
(Ar-19-ARTS) 325 Pequot Ave.
Pequot Chapel (Ar-19) 857 Montauk Ave.
2-story, frame chapel, built circa 19th century; architecture, Eastlake Victorian Gothic.
Pequot Cottage (Ar-19)
Ocean Beach, 851 & 843 Montauk Ave.
2j-atorm, 3-story, frame, sum3er cottages; architecture, stick style (Two buildings).
I)
Period House (Ar-19)
Hempstead St. at Franklin 2i-etory, frame residence, built late 19th century; architecture, Victorian.
Prest House ( Ar-19)
Prest St.
3-story, Mansard roofed, stone residence, built 1850.
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NEW LONDON C2=NTY New London (cont.)
Public Library of New London tNRHP) 63 Huntington St.
(Ar-19-SO) 2-etory, stone library, built 1889 by Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge; architecture, Richards onian-Ramanesquo, directly influenced by H. H. Richardson.
Railroad Station (NRHP)
(Ar-i9-S&E)
Foot of State St.
2 -- tory, brick railroad station,.built 1883-1887 by H. H. Richardson; architecture, Richardsonian-Romanesque.
Red Lion Inn (Ar-18) 191-197 Main St.
3-story, frame tavern, built early 18th century;.architecture,.
Colonial.
St. James Episcopal Church (Ar-19-Rel) 125 Huntincton St.
l-story, brownstone church, built,1850 by Richard Upjohn; architecture, Gothic Revival.
St. Joseph Hellenic Temple (Ar-19-Rel) 208 Hempstead St.
2-otory, frame residence, built circa 1812.
Savings Bank of New London (Ar-20)
Main St.
l-otory, stone, bank building, built 1928; architecture, Georgian Revival.
Shaw., Mansion (NRHP)
(Ar-18) 11 Blinman St.
3-story with rear ell,,-granito residence, built 1756, pm-tico and roof ballustrade are 1840 treatment.6 o
Shepard's Tent (Ar-18) 77 Truan St.
2j-story, frame residence, built 1714v.
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LONDON COUM b)
Now London (cont.)
Soldiers & Sailors-Monrant. (C)
Stone monumet, 1895.
Stone Store Bailding (Ar-19) 2*-etory, stone cercial
- building, architecture, Gothic Revival.
Towne's Gycientest Burial Place (C) 17th century cemetery.
Center of town Bank St.
built mzid-l9th century,'
190 Huntington St.
Vinegar House (Ar-18)
Blinman St. at Lane Ave.
2i~-tory, fraze residence, built 1746; arthitecture, ColoniaL.
Whale Oil Row (NRP (r9-s&E)
Four houses, 21otory, frame Greek Revival, Temple styl.
early 19th century.
105-2l-115 &t 119 Huntington St.
residences, built 1835-1845; architecttre, Reflect proaperity of New London in
-1 Williams Merial Institute (Ar-19)
Broad St.
3-story, granite school build b
t 1891 by Sheplay, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston.
N ONSt oninxton Ayer Hous
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Rt. 2 2jsttboxo frame residence, built 1?70.
Avery, William, Hou r-18)
Rocky Hollow & Main St.
2j-etory, frame ence, built 1790 architecture, Georgian-Colonial.
Brook House (Ar-18)
Jct. 49 & 216-2o-etorz, fre residence, 1s.
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MNPS-3 EROL ATTACHMENT 2.6B CORRESPONDENCE RELATED TO MILLSTONE - MANCHESTER 345 kV TRANSMISSION LINE
MNPS-3 EROLS ATTACHMENT 2.6B CORRESPONDENCE RELATED TO MILLSTONE -
MANCHESTER 345 kV TRANSMISSION LINE John W. Shannahan, State Historic Preservation Officer, Connecticut Historic Commission, Hartford Conn., to R. deBrigard, Northeast Utilities Service Company, Hartford, Conn., January 19, 1982.
Offie of the STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER for ConnecticWs 59 SoUrT PAOSPECT STRMET. HAtFORD. CONNECTICUT 0610 -
-L 203) 566 3 January 19, 1982 Mr. Raul de Brigard Supervisor, Land Planning Unit Transmission Engineering & Construction Northeast Utilities- -
P.O. Box 270 Hartford, Connecticut 06101
Subject:
Millstone-Manchester 345kV Transmission Line
Dear Mr. de Brigard:
The State Historic Preservation Officer has reviewed Northeast Utilities'-application to the Connecticut Siting' Council'with respect to the above-named project. This Office's comments are provided'in accordance with the.-
National -Historic Preservation Act of -1966; Advisory Council Guidelines 36 CFR'800; the Connecticut Environmental -Policy Act, Section 22a-la-3(a) (4), and Sec. '10-321(b)
(13).
In general, the State Historic Preservation Officer expects that the selected'alignment route for this proposed transmission line appears appropriate in light of-cultural resources and' environmental data.
With respect to construction-specific effects of this proposed project,:the following comments are provided.
The following data is -keyed 'to the segment maps provided as part of Volume 11 of the report entitled 'Report Sibmitted with Application for 345kV Transmission Line Between Millstone Point in Waterford and Manchester" (Northeast Utilities System Companies 1981).
In the opinion of the State Historic Prestrva-tion Officer, n6 cultural resources exist within the extant
-alignment for segment Nos.'3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, and
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Thd alignment within Segment 10 is located approximately 1500 feet west-of the Lebanon Green National Register Districts 2.6B-1 SA AI RIS7OP)C PJEUZE IVA nN OfrlCLA th rp. Ju
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Raul de Brigard January 19, 1982 Page 2 a copy of the documentation of this area is enclosed for your information.
Within Segment Nos. l, 8, 15, and 18, this Office has preliminarily identified areas with potential architectural significance.
Annotated maps are enclosed which provide boundaries for these potentially significant architectural areas.
The alignment route with Segment No. 19 appears to be in immediate proximity to an early 19th Century architectural structure located on Bidwell Street, which is listed on the State.Register of Historic Places.
In addition, Segment Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7, and 12 contain environ-mental characteristics which suggest a potential for the existence of prehistoric archaeological resources.
The areas in question are identified on the attached documenta-tion.
This Office understands that no cultural resources will be directly. impacted by the proposed alignment.
This Office recommends that'Northeast Utilities consider the above listed cultural listed resource data as part of its design planning J.h order to minimize the visual characteristics of any proposed structure within a potentially significant architectural area.
In this regard, this Office would appreciate the opportunity to review and comment upon specific plans for all segments for which potential resources have been identified.
This opportunity to review further plans should be provided prior to the field construction of any site specific activity.
This office appreciates the opportunity to have reviewed and commented upon this proposed project.
This comment updates and supercedes all previous correspondence for this project.
For further information or technical assistance, please contact Mr. David A. Poirier, Arcaheologist.
Sincerely, John W.
Shnan Attachments State Historic Preservation Officer DAP/sl s:dmd
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