National Register Record for SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION HISTORIC DISTRICT

Historic Name: SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION HISTORIC DISTRICT
Current Name: SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION HISTORIC DISTRICT
Address: ROUGHLY BOUNDED BY CLASSEN BLVD., OKLAHOMA & S PONCA AVES., E BOYD, MACY, & OKMULGEE STS.
City: NORMAN            County: CLEVELAND
Section: None           Township: None           Range: None          
Description of significance: THE SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION HISTORIC DISTRICT, LOCATED IN NORMAN, CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES AT THE LOCAL LEVEL UNDER CRITERION C FOR ITS ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE. THE DISTRICT REPRESENTS A DISTINGUISHABLE COLLECTION OF ARCHITECTURE THAT CONTRIBUTES TO NORMAN'S UNIQUE IDENTITY AS OKLAHOMA'S UNIVERSITY CITY. THE SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION HISTORIC DISTRICT CONTAINS A REPRESENTATIVE COLLECTION OF POPULAR ARCHITECTURAL STYLES FROM THE MIDDLE DECADES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, INCLUDING TUDOR REVIVAL, COLONIAL REVIVAL, MINIMAL TRADITIONAL, AND RANCH. TO MAINTAIN ITS ARCHITECTURAL IDENTITY, THE SOUTHRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD IS ONE OF THREE IN NORMAN THAT HAS SECURED A HISTORIC PRESERVATION ZONING OVERLAY. THE PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE DISTRICT EXTENDS FROM 1922 TO 1959, CORRESPONDING TO THE PREPONDERANCE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT. LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER 08/31/2018.

Type: None
Historic Function: DOMESTIC: SINGLE DWELLING; DOMESTIC: SECONDARY STRUCTURE
Current Function: DOMESTIC: SINGLE DWELLING; DOMESTIC: SECONDARY STRUCTURE
Area of Significance 1: ARCHITECTURE
Area of Significance 2: None
Architectural Style: TUDOR REVIVAL, COLONIAL REVIVAL, MINIMAL TRADITIONAL, RANCH, CONTEMPORARY, CRAFTSMAN/BUNGALOW, CLASSICAL REVIVAL, MISSION/SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL, NO DISTINCTIVE STYLE
Architect: GIMENO, HAROLD; UNKNOWN
Year Built: 1922 - 1959            Original Site: YES
Condition: EXCELLENT
Restricted: None
Documentation Source: None