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National Register of Historic Places
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Continuation sheet S2 * Item number 7 Page 53
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William H. Haile of Springfield, one-time Lieutenant-Governor of
Massachusetts.
233 Pendleton i-louse ca 1840s: A 2½-storyj end-gable-roof, side-hall-’
plan, clapboard Creek Revival dwelling with a pediment-form front
gahie containing a lunette window. The main entrance has side Lights
and a simple enframement of narrow boards. There are extensive
additions to the rear and modern alterations, such as some modern
sash in place of original windows.’ Tile house was built for a member
of the Pendleton family, one of the earliest families to settle at
Watch Hill
234 Cedar Brae, now the Chalet 1897 : A low 2-story, flank-gable-roof
dwelling with an end-gable central front pavilion, a stickwork front
porch, and deep overhanging eaves. It was built for the Misses
Susan Keith of Baltimore and Eleanor B. Congdon of Providence.
235 Ivy Cottage 1850s?, remodeled ca 1895: An asymmetrical dwelling,
clad partly in shingle and partly in aluminum siding, comprising
two sections of different vintage. The 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, later Manham or Main Brace ca 1850s : A long, tall
1½-story, cross -gable-roof, clapboard 19th-century vernacular dwel ling
with an off- center veranda across part of the facade and a glazed,
recessed porch in one end of the building a later alteration.
237 Building early 20th-century: A small, 1-story, hip-roof, whitepa
inted brick structure with an oFF-center entrance and a shed- roof
rear section. Ilie doors and windows a-re set in segmental arch openings.
this building, now a residence, has an industrial look to it and may
have been built as some sort of a utility service building.
238 Sunshine Cottage l898 with addi tions 191 7-20; Chapman, Fraser
- i3liven oF Boston, architects For additions: A ramhl ing Modern
Colonial structure with massive flank-gambrel roofs containing its
second story and attic. It comprises a symmetrical central block
flanked by splayed side wings. The central block has a recessed
central entrance under a projecting Tuscan-column, hip-roof porch;
See Continuation Sheet 1153