FIELD WORKSPACE 01

Survey Summary

Photograph a house. Name each view. Build a record that speaks the language of the National Register.

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Photograph the property

Use full-size files. Include the front, both sides, rear, and important details.

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Property file name

RENAMING PATTERN1607-N-18TH-ST_NORTH_01.jpg

＋Drop photographs hereor choose up to 10 full-size images

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Compass metadata
The page first checks the image for a recorded camera direction. When a phone or ArcGIS export omits it, choose the view yourself. The original photograph stays untouched.

Verify the setting

Add one optional aerial, parcel-map, or ArcGIS screenshot.

OPTIONAL

＋Add setting referenceThis does not count among the ten property photographs.

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No setting reference added

Verification onlyUse this image to confirm frontage, orientation, street pattern, lot position, alleys, driveways, setbacks, and nearby development. The official property location and geometry remain within ICRIS.

Tell us what the photographs cannot

A few known facts keep the survey grounded in evidence.

Street address Approximate build date Historic district Primary street faces Number of stories Construction Contribution Known changes

Survey reading

The record separates observation, interpretation, and what remains unknown.

OBSERVED

Physical evidence

Front-gable roof with broad eaves
Horizontal clapboard cladding
Grouped double-hung sash windows
Partial-width entry porch

INTERPRETED

Historic reading

The low massing, porch, roof form, and exposed structure support a Craftsman classification.

NOT EVIDENT

Needs another view

Foundation material
South elevation window pattern
Garage relationship

Survey ruleIntegrity is not condition. This record asks whether the house can still convey its historic significance, not whether it needs repair.

ICRIS-ready summary

Built from your photographs, facts, setting reference, and the 22 August 2026 property-description template.

Draft survey language. A qualified reviewer should confirm dates, style, significance, and eligibility before formal submission.