National Register Record for CLINTON ARMORY

Historic Name: CLINTON ARMORY
Current Name: CLINTON NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
Address: 723 SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET
City: CLINTON            County: CUSTER
Section: 23           Township: 12N           Range: 17W          
Description of significance: THE CLINTON ARMORY WAS A LOCAL WPA PROJECT CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN 1935 AND 1937. IT IS A SINGLE STORY BRICK BUILDING WITH CAST STONE ACCENTS BUILT IN THE TRADITIONAL WPA DECO STYLE. LISTED IN NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES 4/7/1994.

Type: BUILDING
Historic Function: DEFENSE: ARMS STORAGE
Current Function: DEFENSE: ARMS STORAGE
Area of Significance 1: MILITARY
Area of Significance 2: ARCHITECTURE
Architectural Style: OTHER (WPA STANDARDIZED STYLE)
Architect: BRYAN W. NOLEN, ARCHITECT; WPA - BUILDER
Year Built: 1937            Original Site: YES
Condition: EXCELLENT
Restricted: N
Documentation Source: "ACCOMPLISHMENTS: WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION FOR OKLAHOMA, JULY 1, 1935 - MARCH 1, 1937." OKLAHOMA CITY: WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION, 1937;
Date Prepared: 12/23/1992