Building name: Dymond, Franklin P. House

Ground Floor Use: Residential

Upper Floor Use: Residential

Current Occupant: Residential

Zoning: R-8

Number of Stories: 2

Property Index Number: 1116311008

Within Local District?: No

Local Dist Contrib/Non-Contrib?: C

Local Landmark?: No

Year: No

Local Landmark Eligible?: No

Criteria: No

NR District Contrib/Non-Contrib: C

Within District?: No

NR Landmark?: No

Year: No

NR Eligible?: No

Criteria: No

Alternate Address?: No

Category: Building

Condition: Good

Integrity: Moderate alterations and additions

Current Use: Domestic - multiple dwelling

Historic Use: Domestic - single dwelling

Secondary Structure: Detached garage

NR Second: NC

Architectural Classification: Queen Anne

Details: Queen Anne

Other Year: Queen Anne

Date source: Surveyor

Wall Material (Current): Aluminum/vinyl

Wall Material 2 (Current): Aluminum/vinyl

Plan: Irregular

No of Stories: 2.5

Roof Type: Hipped

Roof Material: Asphalt - shingle

Foundation: Parged

Porch: Front entry

Window Material: Wood

Window Material 2: Aluminum/vinyl

Window Type: Double Hung

Window Configuration: 1/1

Significance: 1/1

Historic Features: Hipped roof; three-sided 2-story front bay with pent roof; 2-story square pend roof bay on east elevation; east side hipped roof porch structure north of bay (enclosed); wood windows on first story; classical lintels over window openings; beveled glass transom over window on 1st story of front bay

Alterations: Replacement siding; wraparound front porch removed and replaced with smaller entry and west side porch (post-1948); east side porch enclosed (post-1948); 2nd story replacement windows in original openings

Old Address (city dir.year: Replacement siding; wraparound front porch removed and replaced with smaller entry and west side porch (post-1948); east side porch enclosed (post-1948); 2nd story replacement windows in original openings

Building Moved?: Replacement siding; wraparound front porch removed and replaced with smaller entry and west side porch (post-1948); east side porch enclosed (post-1948); 2nd story replacement windows in original openings

Moved From: Replacement siding; wraparound front porch removed and replaced with smaller entry and west side porch (post-1948); east side porch enclosed (post-1948); 2nd story replacement windows in original openings

Original Owner: Dymond, Franklin P.

Original Architect: Dymond, Franklin P.

Architect Source: Dymond, Franklin P.

Builder: Dymond, Franklin P.

Surveyor: LR

Surveyor Organization: Ramsey Historic Consultants

Survey Date: May-June 2016

Survey Area: Downtown Libertyville

Old Address: Downtown Libertyville

Date of Construction: Downtown Libertyville

Moving Permit #: Downtown Libertyville

Date Moved: Downtown Libertyville

Building Permit #: Downtown Libertyville

Date: Downtown Libertyville

Building Permit Description: Downtown Libertyville

Cost: Downtown Libertyville

Original Owner Occupied?: Downtown Libertyville

Exterior Alteration Permits: #451 (9/12/1942)--unknown alteration

Other Permit Information: JRB-04-0016 (6/25/2004)--detached garage

COA Info: JRB-04-0016 (6/25/2004)--detached garage

Historic Info: From Illinois Digital Archives (info provided by Libertyville-Mundelein Historical Society and Cook Memorial Public Library)--"Residence of Franklin P. Dymond on Division Street, later renamed Maple Avenue. The exact address is 130 West Maple Avenue. At the turn of the twentieth century, Franklin P. Dymond was president of the Lake County Bank and was an owner (with R. J. Proctor and W. T. Eaton) of the Lake County Gravel Company, both in Libertyville. He was also engaged in the mercantile business, first as a partner with E. W. Parkhurst and later with M. B Colby. According to the book Libertyville Illustrated, "Franklin P. Dymond was born in Jefferson, Cook county, Illinois, now a part of Chicago, in 1852. His father, William D. Dymond, was born in England in 1822, and came to Lake county in 1849. After living for six years in Jefferson, Ill., he returned to Lake County and purchased a fine farm near Libertyville, where he still lives. F. P. Dymond's wife is a sister of M. B. Colby, who was born in Vermont in 1849, coming to Libertyville with his father, E. W. Colby, in 1855."

Other Sources: Historic photograph of house on Illinois Digital Archives (in collection of Libertyville-Mundelein Historical Society and Cook Memorial Public Library)--http://www.idaillinois.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/cookmemo11/id/5/rec/1

Historic Info Compiler: LR

Volunteer: LR