National Park Service - Rhode Island Historical Preservation ...

NPS Form 10-900-. . 0MB NOJ024-0OI8
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Exp. 10-31-84
United States Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Nationa! Register of Historic Places
Inventory-Nomination Form -
Continuation sheet 1 3 Item number 7
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Kingstown Road, northwest corner North Road c. 1870:
According to local historian Oliver Stedman, this 2-1/2story,
mansard-roofed former mill tenement was moved here in 1891
to make way for construction of the Hazard Memorial #38. C -
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8-14 Green Street c. 1900:
r Standing on the site of Joseph Hazard’s mill pond, this 4unit
row house was erected by the Peace Dale Manufacturing
Company. The 1-1/2-stdry flank-gable building is accented by two
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3-15 Green Street 1906: -
This 6-unit, 2-story row in the past decade has been
renovated extensively,-the exterior clad in rough, "rustic",
dark-stained board-and-batten siding. Despite its lack of
architectural quality, historically this structure has
substantial importance. Early in 1906 many Peace Dale mill
workers went out on strike. This was the first significant labor
dispute since Rowland Hazard I began manufacturing woolen goods
here nearly a century before. This row was thrown up in March of
1906 by the company to house strikebreakers mostly Italian
immigrants recruited in Providence brought in to keep the mills
running. C - -
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21 Green Street c. 1900:
Altered, 2-1/2-story, end-gable, 4-bay late Queen Anne house
similar to 22 Green Street 29. C
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..-- 22 Green Street c. 1900: -
Little altered 2-1/2-story, end-gable, clapboard and shingle
late Queen Anne house; 3-bay facade with turned-post front porch.
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