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94 <br /> United States Department of the Interior <br /> National Park Service/National Register of Historic Places Registration Form <br /> NPS Form 10-900 OMB Control No.1024-0018 <br /> Moorefields (Additional Documentation) Orange County, N.C. <br /> Name of Property County and State <br /> 142 It is possible that Draper-Savage is also responsible for the"cedar-lined approach to Moorefields."In 1995,the <br /> North Carolina Department of Transportation undertook an assessment of State Route(SR) 1135,as there was a <br /> proposal to widen the roadbed. The author of the environmental impact assessment noted that there were"old"cedar <br /> trees on either side of SR 1135 that"stretch[ed] from just east of the entrance to Moorefields westward along[the <br /> state road]."The author determined that the intermittent remnants of the tree lines(i.e.,the surviving cedars)were <br /> "integral parts of the rural landscape and setting for Moorefields"and that"the rural setting of Moorefields <br /> contributes to the significance of this property."Owen 1995: 6.Although this landscape element is outside of both <br /> the Moorefields property and the proposed boundaries of the historic district,it is another example of Draper- <br /> Savage's concerted effort to create a holistic and picturesque landscape through landscape architecture. <br /> 143"Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical,"The Cultural Landscape Foundation [website].Accessed 18 November 2024: <br /> hllps://www.tclforg/landscae-siyle/beaux-arts-neoclassical. <br /> 144"Reynolda House Museum of American Art," The Cultural Landscape Foundation [website].Accessed 18 <br /> November 2024:https://www.tclf.org/landscapes/reynolda-house-museum-american-art. <br /> 141 Sarah A.Woodward[Edwards-Pitman Environmental,Inc.],"Merritt-Winstead House,"Person County,North <br /> Carolina.National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form(Washington,D.C.:U.S.Department of <br /> the Interior,National Park Service,2005)Section 8-9.Accessed 19 November 2024: <br /> https:Hfiles.nc.,gov/ncdcr/nr/PRO294.pdf. <br /> 146"Colonial Williamsburg," The Cultural Landscape Foundation [website].Accessed 18 November 2024: <br /> https://www.tclf.org/landscapes/colonial-williamsbura. <br /> 141"Colonial Revival," The Cultural Landscape Foundation [website].Accessed 18 November 2024: <br /> https://www.tclf or /cg ateeoiy/designed-landscape-style/colonial-revival. <br /> 14s Ibid. <br /> 149 Woodward 2005: Section 8-9. <br /> 150"Elizabethan Gardens,"The Cultural Landscape Foundation [website].Accessed 18 November 2024: <br /> https://www.tclf org/eizabethan- arg dens. <br /> 1s1 Historic newspapers provides glimpses into Draper-Savage's lifelong participation in the fine arts and historic <br /> preservation in North Carolina.For example,in 1937,Draper-Savage served as one of three judges of the arts and <br /> crafts exhibited at the 17'annual Flower Show and Art Festival in Hendersonville,North Carolina(see"Cleveland <br /> is Flower Show Cup Winner," The Times-News[Hendersonville,N.C.]25 August 1937: 1.North Carolina Digital <br /> Heritage Center,North Carolina Newspapers. Accessed 19 November 2024: <br /> https://newspapers.digitalnc.org/Iccn/sn86063811/1937-08-25/ed-1/seq-1/.).And in 1963,he was part of a <br /> delegation from Orange County that was presenting panels at the 231 annual North Carolina Society for the <br /> Preservation of Antiquities meeting in Raleigh(see"County,Historic Hillsborough to be noted at meeting today," <br /> The News of Orange County[Hillsborough,N.C.] 5 December 1963: 17.North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, <br /> North Carolina Newspapers. Accessed 19 November 2024:https://newspapers.digitalnc.org/lccn/sn93007672/1963- <br /> 12-05/ed-1/seq-17/.) <br /> 151 Woodward 2005: Section 7-7, Section 8-9. <br /> 153 Russ Stephenson,Karin Kaiser,and Eleanor Weinel [School of Design,North Carolina State University], <br /> "Henderson,Isabelle Bowen,House and Garden,"Wake County,North Carolina.National Register of Historic <br /> Places Inventory-Nomination Form(Washington,D.C.:U.S.Department of the Interior,National Park Service, <br /> 1988)Section 7-6.Accessed 19 November 2024:https://files.nc.gov/ncdcr/nr/WA0253.pdf. <br /> 154 Stephenson et. al. 1988: Section 7-7. <br /> iss Stephenson et. al. 1988: Section 8. <br /> 1s6"Garden at Moorefields" 1963: 23. <br /> 1s.Ibid."Chapel Hillians Assisting Tour" 1963:9. <br /> 118 per aerial photographs taken in those two years. <br /> 159 Draper-Savage had minimally"designed"the copse as a picturesque ramble that he called the North Park The <br /> North Park lies outside(and north)of the proposed historic district boundaries and lacks integrity,as its minimal <br /> design has succumbed to overgrowth over the last four decades.Therefore,this landscape feature is not included in <br /> this nomination. <br /> 161 Jacobs 2023:2. <br /> 161 Adamczyk and Elam 2024: 3-11. <br /> 16z Terrell 2020. <br /> Sections 9-11 page 92 <br />
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