St. Anne's Hill
Current Residents
This page is a collection of useful tips and resources for current residents. Please contact info@stanneshill.org if you have additional content or questions.
New to the Neighborhood?
- Visit Montgomery County Board of Elections (Register to Vote)
- Join the Historic Society
- Install the “Dayton Delivers” Customer Service App
National Registry of Historic Places
Saint Anne’s Hill Historic District (added 1986 – Montgomery County – #86001214)
See Also: Bossler House, Marcus House
Roughly bounded by Fourth, McClure, Josie, and High and Dutoit Sts. (500 acres, 315 buildings)
Architectural Style: Romanesque, Queen Anne, Second Empire, Folk Victorian, American Foursquare
Period of Significance: 1900-1924, 1875-1899, 1850-1874
Building Standards:
Basic historic district style and construction standards are contained in the Dayton Blueprint for Rehabilitation -aka- “blue book”. Major modifications or demolition to buildings in historic districts must be coordinated through the Dayton Planning Division and Landmarks Commision.
National Register Documents: filed with the City of Dayton
Property construction dates: filed with the City of Dayton
City Zoning Documents: Planning Division’s Zoning Code and Map
Preservation Dayton for some additional help, hints, and resources.
Home & Property Information
Local Schools
- Trash collection is every week, recycling is collected every other week. (see city schedule)
- City ordinance requires cans to be set 10′ back from the public right away or within a trash enclosure.
- Free Green Debris drop off site on Wagner Ford
The neighborhood group email guidelines can be found here.