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The Logan County Historical Society along with Guthrie Ace
Hardware present an award to local residences whose
homeowners exemplify excellence in the restoration and
preservation of their homes.
The Historic Home Recognition Award is presented 4 times each
year. A recognition sign will be placed in the yard of the
award winning home.
Hardware present an award to local residences whose
homeowners exemplify excellence in the restoration and
preservation of their homes.
The Historic Home Recognition Award is presented 4 times each
year. A recognition sign will be placed in the yard of the
award winning home.
| RECOGNITION AWARD |
April 2006
The Judge
Dale House
Circa 1902
201 North
13th Street
Guthrie,
Oklahoma
Owners:
Rene
and Gene
Spineto
The Judge
Dale House
Circa 1902
201 North
13th Street
Guthrie,
Oklahoma
Owners:
Rene
and Gene
Spineto
The first home to receive the Historic Home Recognition Award in April
of 2006 was the Judge Dale House located on Guthrie's west side. This
Neo-classical house was built in 1902 by Judge Frank Dale, with J.H.
in 1893 he was appointed to the Territorial Supreme Court. In September
of 1893 he was appointed as Chief Justice of the court and served until
March 1, 1898.
In 1939 after the death of Mrs. Dale, the house was rented to J.G. Adams,
president of the Cimarron Valley Hospital. In 1943 the house under new
ownership was divided into apartments.
The current owners, Gene and Rene Spineto and Kathy and Don Phinney
purchased the house in 1992 and are restoring it to its original splendor.
The Judge Dale House sits on a terraced lawn above the street, and was
considered the gem of its day in Guthrie. It boasted a ballroom on the top
floor as well as a drawing room and dining room on the lower floor. The
finest decorative wood working and embellishments of the day could
be seen throughout the house.
of 2006 was the Judge Dale House located on Guthrie's west side. This
Neo-classical house was built in 1902 by Judge Frank Dale, with J.H.
in 1893 he was appointed to the Territorial Supreme Court. In September
of 1893 he was appointed as Chief Justice of the court and served until
March 1, 1898.
In 1939 after the death of Mrs. Dale, the house was rented to J.G. Adams,
president of the Cimarron Valley Hospital. In 1943 the house under new
ownership was divided into apartments.
The current owners, Gene and Rene Spineto and Kathy and Don Phinney
purchased the house in 1992 and are restoring it to its original splendor.
The Judge Dale House sits on a terraced lawn above the street, and was
considered the gem of its day in Guthrie. It boasted a ballroom on the top
floor as well as a drawing room and dining room on the lower floor. The
finest decorative wood working and embellishments of the day could
be seen throughout the house.
CLICK HERE
If you would like to nominate a home and it's owners
for the Historic Home Recognition Award, click the
festoon at the left to learn about the criteria for the
award and access an application you can download.
for the Historic Home Recognition Award, click the
festoon at the left to learn about the criteria for the
award and access an application you can download.
RECOGNITION AWARD
| These outstanding homes with the Logan County Historical Society Historic Home Recognition Award: |
Many thanks to Guthrie Ace Hardware for your generous contribution
to our community and for your dedication to maintaining the integrity of
Logan County's historic architecture.
to our community and for your dedication to maintaining the integrity of
Logan County's historic architecture.
MAY 2006:
THE CRESCENT HOTEL
101 S. Hickory
Circa 1902
Home of Gerald and Kay Whitfield
THE CRESCENT HOTEL
101 S. Hickory
Circa 1902
Home of Gerald and Kay Whitfield
THE BELAND HOUSE
417 N. Elm Street, Guthrie
Circa 1914
Home of Trey and Julie Ayers
417 N. Elm Street, Guthrie
Circa 1914
Home of Trey and Julie Ayers
JULY 2006:
SUMMERHILL BED AND BREAKFAST
411 E. Springer, Guthrie
Circa 1895
Home of Harriett Learner
SUMMERHILL BED AND BREAKFAST
411 E. Springer, Guthrie
Circa 1895
Home of Harriett Learner
AUGUST 2006:
THE BARGE BOARD HOUSE
207 E. Mansur, Guthrie
Circa 1901
Home of Darl and Carol Doles
THE BARGE BOARD HOUSE
207 E. Mansur, Guthrie
Circa 1901
Home of Darl and Carol Doles
SEPTEMBER 2006:
SHOTGUN STYLE HOUSE
319 N. First Street, Guthrie
Circa 1901
Home of Darl and Carol Doles
SHOTGUN STYLE HOUSE
319 N. First Street, Guthrie
Circa 1901
Home of Darl and Carol Doles
OCTOBER 2006:
THE BRAUN HOUSE
301 n. Capitol
Circa 1914
Home of Valerie Haynes
THE BRAUN HOUSE
301 n. Capitol
Circa 1914
Home of Valerie Haynes
NOVEMBER 2006:
THE OKLAHOMA RESCUE HOME
1015 E. Noble, Guthrie
Circa 1902
Home of Mike and Judy Bruce
THE OKLAHOMA RESCUE HOME
1015 E. Noble, Guthrie
Circa 1902
Home of Mike and Judy Bruce
DECEMBER 2006:
CAPITAL HILL GEORGE BROTHERS HOUSE
Circa 1892-3
1009 E. Warner, Guthrie
Home of Allan and Carol Jobe
CAPITAL HILL GEORGE BROTHERS HOUSE
Circa 1892-3
1009 E. Warner, Guthrie
Home of Allan and Carol Jobe
| P.O. Box 1512 Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044 405.282.6000 |