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-National Register of Historic’Pláces
Inventory-Nomination Form
Continuation sheet 52 - Item number 7
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Will iam H. Haile of Springfield, one-time
Massachusetts -
234 Cedar Brae , now
dwelling with a
porch, and deep
Susan Keith of
the Chalet 1897’ : A
n end -gable central fro
overhanging eaves. It
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233 Pendleton House ca 1840s: A 2½-story, end-gable-roe
plan, clapboard Greek Revival dlwelli.ng with a pediment
gahilc containing a lunette window. ‘[he ma in entrance
and a simple enframement of narrow hoards. There are
additions to the rear and modern alterations
sash in p1 ace of original ut i.ndows , - The house
of the Pendleton family, one of the earliest
Watch h-hill.
such as
s hu i
families
low 2-story,
nt pavilion,
was huilt fo
Cengdon of
f, side-hall -
--form front
has side lights
oxtensi ‘e
some modern
t for a member
to settle at
f i a n k - gab 1 e - roof
a stickwork front
r the Misses
Providence
235 ivy Cottage
clad partly
two sections
1850s?, remodeled ca
in shingle and partly
of different vintage.
1895 An asymmetrical dwelling,
in aluminum siding, compri sing
‘[he original portion is a 2-story,
gable- roof, mid-l9th-century vernacular cottage - Perpendicular to
this section is a larger 1½-story Modern Colonial-style addition
with a massive gable roof that sweeps down in a curve on one flank.
The later section has a recessed porch under the curved flank that
extends across the narrow end. This section also has gabled dormers
and an - oriel window in the end gable.
236 Collins House, hater Manham or Main Brace- ca 1850s A long, tall
1½-story, cross-gable-rbo f, clapboard 19th-century vernacular dwell ing
with an off-center veranda across part of the facade and a glazed,
recessed porch in one end of the huilding a later alteration
237 Building early 20th-century A small, 1-story, lii p-roof, white-
pa i ni ted brick s t ruc tin re wi tir an off-center entranc e and a shied - i’oo C
- i-ear’ sect ion. ‘[lie doOl’5 and wi ndows are set in so gmenta 1. a rcbi openings.
[his building, now a res idenice, has a ni i md S tr I a I look to it and may
have heon built as some sort off a intili ty service building.
238 Sunshilne Cottage 1898 with addi tions 1917-20; Chapman, Fraser’
Bliven o.f Boston, architects for addhitions A rambling Modern
Colonial structure with massi ve.flank-gambrel roofs containing - its
second story and attic. It comprises a symmetri cal central block
flanked by splayed side wings. Thie central block has a recessed
central entrance under a proj ecting Tuscan-column, hip-roof porch;
See Continuation Sheet /53