Kenilworth Avenue Historic District

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Kenilworth Avenue Historic District
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
Location: Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
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Built/Founded: Late 1910s, early 1920s
Architectural style(s): Queen Anne, Federal and Greek Revival
Added to NRHP: Nominated [1]
NRHP Reference#: N/A
Governing body: Dayton, Ohio

The Kenilworth Avenue Historic District is the 700 Block Kenilworth Ave. and 1131–1203 Salem Ave., located in the Five Oaks neighborhood, just northwest of downtown Dayton, Ohio.

[edit] Architecture

The architecture of Kenilworth Avenue Historic District includes examples of Second Empire, Romanesque and Queen Anne.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ohio Historic Preservation Press Release Retrieved January 19, 2007.

[edit] External links

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Neighborhoods of Dayton, Ohio
Nationally Recognized
Historic Districts
Central Avenue • Dayton View • Dunbar • East Third Street • Grafton Hill • Huffman • Kenilworth Avenue • Kossuth Colony • McPherson Town • Oregon • St. Anne's Hill • South Park • West Third Street
Other Neighborhoods
Carillon • Dayton View Triangle • DeWeese • Downtown • Fairgrounds/Rubicon Park/Brown Street • Five Oaks • Linden Heights • McCook Field • Mt. Vernon • Old North Dayton • Riverdale • Twin Towers • Walnut Hills • Webster Station • University Row • Eastern Hills
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