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Board recommends 500 Nassau Street South for local register, citing Mediterranean Revival significance
Summary
After a staff report, the board voted Aug. 28 to recommend that City Council place 500 Nassau Street South on the local register of historic places, finding the 1927 house eligible for its age, architectural character and as a contributing structure in the Venezia Park National Historic District.
The Historic and Architectural Preservation Board voted Aug. 28 to recommend that City Council designate the house at 500 Nassau Street South for the local register of historic places. The motion to forward the nomination to council, based on staff-recommended criteria, passed on a roll-call vote by members present.
Harry (historical resources manager) presented the staff report: the building dates to about 1927, was built from a pattern-book design, and the builder was identified in records as Graham Walker. Staff described the house as…
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