HomeMy WebLinkAboutSP201700004 Study Special Use Permit 2017-10-04Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Archaeological Site Record
DHR ID: 44AB0038
Snapshot
Date Generated: October 04, 2017
Site Name:
No Data
Site Evaluation Status
Albemarle (County)
Site Classification:
Terrestrial, open air
Elevation:
No Data
Year(s):
1200 B.C.E - 1606 C.E
Not Evaluated
No Data
Site Type(s):
No Data
Acreage:
No Data
Landform:
Other DHR ID:
No Data
Temporary Designation:
No Data
Locational Information
-W
USGS Quad:
ESMONT
County/Independent City:
Albemarle (County)
Physiographic Province:
No Data
Elevation:
No Data
Aspect:
No Data
Drainage:
No Data
Slope:
No Data
Acreage:
No Data
Landform:
Other
Ownership Status:
No Data
Government Entity Name:
No Data
Site Components
Component 1
Category:
Site Type:
Cultural Affiliation:
DHR Time Period:
Start Year:
End Year:
Comments:
Bibliographic Information
Bibliography:
No Data
Informant Data:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Native American
Early Woodland, Late Woodland, Middle Woodland
-1200
1606
No Data
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Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Archaeological Site Record
CRM Events = '-
Event Type: Other
DHR ID: 44AB0038
Project Staff/Notes:
Temporal designation changed from original.
Project Review File Number:
No Data
Sponsoring Organization:
No Data
Organization/Company:
Unknown (DSS)
Investigator:
WMCAR
Survey Date:
1/31/1997
Survey Description:
Site was located following the November 1985 flood.
The site was badly damaged. Artifact collectors had removed most of the cultural debris,
except for fire -cracked rock and cobbles which were numerous. Nea the eastern edge of the site, at a distance of about 25 meters from the ravine was
a large hole that had bee created by the flood. IT was
ca. 10 meters in diameter and 3 meters deep. Just beside the hole was located a large piece of
Early Woodland pottery.
Current Land Use Date of Use Comments
Agricultural field No Data
No Data
Threats to Resource:
No Data
Site Conditions:
Unknown Portion of Site Destroyed
Survey Strategies:
Surface Testing
Specimens Collected:
No
Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No
Artifacts Summary and Diagnostics:
one large sherd of steatite tempered pottery, straight -sided 13cm x l3cm. See DHL finds list for more information. Several points and biface were
also collected including a small triangular, small stemmed,
possible piscataway. Also one piece of cord -marked pottery and a piece of smooth surface.
A broken greenstone celt was also recovered.
Summary of Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
Many collectors have removed artifacts from this site
because of its easy accessibility. James River Runners (Canoes & rafts) have many artifacts
from this general area.
Current Curation Repository:
No Data
Permanent Curation Repository:
No Data
Field Notes:
No
Field Notes Repository:
No Data
Photographic Media:
No Data
Survey Reports:
No Data
Survey Report Information:
Information came from UVA files - UVA # AB -1 (however
AB -1 was used twice - so be careful)
Survey Report Repository:
No Data
DHR Library Reference Number:
No Data
Significance Statement:
No Data
Surveyor's Eligibility Recommendations:
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Recommendations, :
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Considerations:
No Data
Event Type: Survey:Phase I/Reconnaissance
Project Staff/Notes:
No Data
Project Review File Number:
Sponsoring Organization:
Organization/Company:
Investigator:
Survey Date:
No Data
No Data
Unknown (DSS)
Wittkofski, J. Mark, Wittkofski
2/22/1986
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Survey Description:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Threats to Resource:
No Data
Site Conditions:
No Data
Survey Strategies:
No Data
Specimens Collected:
No Data
Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
Artifacts Summary and Diagnostics:
No Data
Summary of Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Current Curation Repository:
No Data
Permanent Curation Repository:
No Data
Field Notes:
No Data
Field Notes Repository:
No Data
Photographic Media:
No Data
Survey Reports:
No Data
Survey Report Information:
No Data
Survey Report Repository:
No Data
DHR Library Reference Number:
No Data
Significance Statement:
No Data
Surveyor's Eligibility Recommendations:
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Recommendations, :
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Considerations:
No Data
Event Type: Survey:Phase I/Reconnaissance
Project Staff/Notes:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Project Review File Number:
No Data
Sponsoring Organization:
No Data
Organization/Company:
Unknown (DSS)
Investigator:
VDHR-J. Mark Wittkofski
Survey Date:
12/30/1985
Survey Description:
No Data
Threats to Resource:
No Data
Site Conditions:
No Data
Survey Strategies:
No Data
Specimens Collected:
No Data
Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
Artifacts Summary and Diagnostics:
No Data
Summary of Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
Current Curation Repository:
No Data
Permanent Curation Repository:
No Data
Field Notes:
No Data
Field Notes Repository:
No Data
Photographic Media:
No Data
Survey Reports:
No Data
DHR ID: 44AB0038
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Survey Report Information:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Survey Report Repository:
No Data
DHR Library Reference Number:
No Data
Significance Statement:
No Data
Surveyor's Eligibility Recommendations:
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Recommendations, :
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Considerations:
No Data
Event Type: Survey:Phase I/Reconnaissance
Project Staff/Notes:
No Data
No Data
No Data
Project Review File Number:
No Data
Sponsoring Organization:
No Data
Organization/Company:
Unknown (DSS)
Investigator:
Holland, C.G.
Survey Date:
7/4/1961
Survey Description:
No Data
Threats to Resource:
No Data
Site Conditions:
No Data
Survey Strategies:
No Data
Specimens Collected:
No Data
Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
Artifacts Summary and Diagnostics:
No Data
Summary of Specimens Observed, Not Collected:
No Data
Current Curation Repository:
No Data
Permanent Curation Repository:
No Data
Field Notes:
No Data
Field Notes Repository:
No Data
Photographic Media:
No Data
Survey Reports:
No Data
Survey Report Information:
No Data
Survey Report Repository:
No Data
DHR Library Reference Number:
No Data
Significance Statement:
No Data
Surveyor's Eligibility Recommendations:
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Recommendations, :
No Data
Surveyor's NR Criteria Considerations:
No Data
DHR ID: 44AB0038
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Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Architectural Survey Form
DHR ID: 002-0773
Other DHR ID: 002-5045-1431
Property Information
County/Independent City(s):
Albemarle (County)
Incorporated Town(s):
A16L-
Zip Code(s):
Property Names
Magisterial District(s):
Property Evaluation Status
Name Explanation
Name
USGS Quad(s):
Function/Location
Commercial Building, 10092 Hatton Ferry Road
Not Evaluated
Historic
Hatton Stores
Current
James River Runners
This Property is associated with the Southern Albemarle Rural
Historic District.
Property Addresses
Current - 10092 Hatton Ferry Road Route 625
County/Independent City(s):
Albemarle (County)
Incorporated Town(s):
No Data
Zip Code(s):
24590
Magisterial District(s):
No Data
Tax Parcel(s):
No Data
USGS Quad(s):
ESMONT
Additional Property Information
Architecture Setting: Hamlet
Acreage: 2
Site Description:
A general store/post office and a warehouse stand near the end of Hatton Ferry Road at the James River. They are set on a sloping
grassy lot and are surrounded by several trees and shrubs and fronted with foundation plantings. A paved driveway leads to these
buildings.
Several non -historic sheds are associated with this property.
Surveyor Assessment:
This store/post office was built circa 1880, which is within the period of significance for the Southern Albemarle Rural Historic
District and therefore is contributing to the district. It is a representative example of a vernacular general store constructed during the
fourth quarter of the nineteenth century in Albemarle County.
Surveyor Recommendation: No Data
Ownership
Ownership Category Ownership Entity
Private No Data
Primary Resource Information nr�_
Resource Category: Commerce/Trade
Resource Type: Store/Market
Date of Construction: 1880Ca
Historic Time Period: Reconstruction and Growth (1866 - 1916)
Historic Context(s): Commerce/Trade, Govemment/Law/Political
Architectural Style: Other
Form: No Data
Number of Stories: 1.5
Condition: Good
Interior Plan: No Data
Threats to Resource: None Known
Architectural Description:
One -and -a -half stories in height, this wood -frame store features a rectangular -shaped footprint. Resting on a parged concrete pier foundation,
this store is clad with weatherboard siding and contains 6/6 wood -sash windows and a double -leaf wood paneled door. Covering the fagade is a
half -hipped roof porch supported with square wood posts. The store is capped with a front -gable, slate -shingle roof and there is one central -
interior brick chimney that rises above the roof. A shed -roof addition stands on the rear elevation on a concrete -block pier foundation. Other
features of the store include decorative bargeboard, exposed rafters on the porch, square -edged surrounds, solid wood shutters, and large nearly
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Virginia Department of Historic Resources DHR ID: 002-0773
Architectural Survey Form Other DHR ID: 002-5045-1431
full -height front windows.
Secondary Resource #1
Exterior Components
Industry/Processing/Extraction
Resource Type:
Warehouse
Component
Component Type
Material
Material Treatment
Windows
Sash, Double -Hung
Wood
6/6
Roof
Gable, Front
Slate
Shingle
Foundation
Piers
Concrete
Parged
Chimneys
Central interior
Brick
Other
Porch
1 -story, 3 -bay
Wood
Post, Square
Structural System and
Frame
Wood
Weatherboard
Exterior Treatment
No Data
Date of Construction:
1990
Secondary Resource Information
Secondary Resource #1
Resource Category:
Industry/Processing/Extraction
Resource Type:
Warehouse
Architectural Style:
Other
Form:
No Data
Date of Construction:
1880
Condition:
Good
Threats to Resource:
None Known
Architectural Description:
One story and three bays wide, this
wood -frame warehouse stands on a stone pier foundation and is clad with weatherboard siding. It contains
6/6 wood -sash windows, a single -leaf vertical -board door in the attic story on the gable end, and a central single -leaf paneled door on the first
story. It has a gable -roof addition on
the side with three bays including a double -leaf glass door and 8/8 windows. This addition stands on a
wood post foundation. The warehouse features overhanging eaves and a boxed cornice.
Number of Stories:
1
Secondary Resource #2
Resource Category:
DSS Legacy
Resource Type:
Shed
Architectural Style:
Other
Form:
No Data
Date of Construction:
1990
Condition:
Good
Threats to Resource:
None Known
Architectural Description:
One story and one bay, this wood -frame shed rests on a concrete foundation and is clad with vertical -board siding. It has a side -gable corrugated -
metal roof with exposed rafters. It has open gables and a double -leaf wood door.
Number of Stories:
1
Secondary Resource #3
Resource Category:
DSS Legacy
Resource Type:
Shed
Architectural Style:
Other
Form:
No Data
Date of Construction:
1980
Condition:
Good
Threats to Resource:
None Known
Architectural Description:
One story and one bay, this wood -frame shed has a shed, corrugated -metal roof and it is sided with corrugated metal. The roof features exposed
rafters.
Number of Stories:
1
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Architectural Survey Form
Secondary Resource #4
DHR ID: 002-0773
Other DHR ID: 002-5045-1431
Resource Category:
DSS Legacy
Resource Type:
Shed
Architectural Style:
Other
Form:
No Data
Date of Construction:
1980
Condition:
Good
Threats to Resource:
None Known
Architectural Description:
One story, this wood -frame shed
has a shed, corrugated -metal roof and it is sided with corrugated metal. It has a double -leaf, vertical -board
doors on the side.
Number of Stories:
1
Historic District Information
Historic District Name: Southern Albemarle Rural Historic District
Local Historic District Name: No Data
Historic District Significance: No Data
CRM Events
Event Type: Survey:Phase I/Reconnaissance
Project Review File Number:
Investigator:
Organization/Company:
Sponsoring Organization:
Survey Date:
Dhr Library Report Number:
Project Staff/Notes:
No Data
Bibliographic Information
Bibliography:
No Data
Property Notes:
No Data
Project Bibliographic Information:
No Data
No Data
Arcadia Preservation, Kristie Baynard
Arcadia Preservation
No Data
11/1/2005
No Data
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