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Historical Information\nHistorical Information\nDate of Construction:\nGive the initial date of construction and cite the source or evidence that was used to determine this date. If the date is unknown, state “Not known.” If an exact date cannot be determined, a date range or an estimate is indicated using “ca.”\nArchitect:\nIdentify the architects or other individuals responsible for designing the resource. For resources produced by large firms, provide information on key members of the design team, when known. The heading of this section can be changed to reflect the appropriate title of the designer. State “Not known” if applicable.\nOriginal and Subsequent Owners, Occupants, and Uses:\nList the original and subsequent owners and uses of the property. For properties that are leased or rented, provide information on building tenants or occupants when relevant.\nBuilders, Contractors, and Suppliers:\nIdentify the relevant builders, craftspeople, laborers, developers, construction companies, and material suppliers that were responsible for constructing the resource. If the responsible parties are not known, state “Not known.” The heading of this section can be changed to reflect the appropriate title of those involved.\nOriginal Plans and Construction:\nProvide a capsule description of the resource’s original appearance, using drawings, perspectives, and early views when available. Contemporary descriptions from newspapers, contracts, and letters can also be quoted or summarized. Note that information provided here does not need to be repeated in the Historic Context section of the report (Part I.B.).\nAlterations and Additions:\nDescribe significant alterations and additions to the resource, including information on the dates of the alterations, the individuals involved, and the resultant changes. Organize this information chronologically, devoting a separate paragraph to each major change. If alternations and additions are well articulated here, they do not need to be thoroughly discussed in the Historic Context section of the report (Part I.B.).\nHistoric Context\nExpand on the significance statement at the beginning of the report by discussing the resource within the larger context of national, regional, or local history and design. Consider not only the general history of the resource, but also its relationship to its location and the people and events associated with its establishment and evolution. 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