FAIR ST 11TH AVE. N. 7TH AVE. N. W MAIN ST NATCHEZ ST NEW HWY 96 W COLUMBIA AVE GREEN ST MARCH 2025 HINCHEYVILLE LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT FRANKLIN, TN © 2016 THE LAKOTA GROUP PROJECT TEAM: PREPARED FOR: CLIENT FIRM 1 FIRM 2 FIRM 3 0 70 140 35 1 inch = 100 feet Hincheyville Historic District (c.1828–c.1930)—Designated 2005; NRHP-listed 1982, expanded 2020 The Hincheyville Historic District is located along West Main and Fair Streets, between 5th Avenue and 11th Street. Hincheyville, the first subdivision of the town, is named after Hinchey Petway who bought the land and subdivided it into town lots in 1819. It is primarily comprised of single-family dwellings representing the influence of mostly Federal, Greek Revival, Victorian, Italianate, Queen Anne, Eastlake, Four Square, Bungalow, and Tudor Revival styles. The district was originally comprised of 92 buildings with 72 contributing to the historic character of the district. Two churches and a few commercial buildings are also within the district. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, a Gothic Revival style church, is within the NRHP district and was individually listed on the NRHP in 1972 but is not covered by the HPO boundary. In 2020 revisions were made to the Hincheyville Historic District documentation which altered the boundary and expanded the architectural and historic details of Hincheyville. The period of significance was extended to include 1950s architecture. 936 Fair Street, The Cottage, ScobeyDiLorenzo House, 1893 930 Main Street, Lilli House, 1894 1002 Fair Street 29
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