Tree Streets Historic District
200 Maple Ave
T. E. Nininger House, Ca. 1900
FrameContributes to the historic character of the district
Did you know?Waynesboro and Basic City became one town in 1923
From the National Register nomination
Two-story frame Victorian house with a metal-sheathed hip roof with a front gable with a reworked diamond-shaped louvered gable vent. The one-story front porch has classical wood columns. Other features include a brick foundation and interior chimney, a modern concrete 4nd metal handicap ramp, a front entry with modern sidelights, modern 6/6 windows, and a two-story tear wing with a roof-top deck. Botetourt County native T. E. Nininger was an orchardist who moved |to the St. Augustine area of Florida to establish an orange grove. When a freeze destroyed his operation he relocated to Waynesboro and acquired an apple orchard. He was also the inventor of a frit sorter. The house was occupied by A. S. Coiner in 1935.
Information supplied by James K. Wright.
People
- T. E. Nininger owner in 1900 (Botetourt County native T. E. Nininger was an orchardist who moved |to the St. Augustine area of Florida to establish an orange grove. When a freeze destroyed his operation he relocated to Waynesboro and acquired an apple orchard. He was also the inventor of a frit sorter.)
- A. S. Coiner lived here in 1935 (The house was occupied by A. S. Coiner in 1935.)
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