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NPS Form 10-900-. En,- 10-31-84
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United States Department of the Interior
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Nationa! Register of Historic Places
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Continuation sheet 23 Item number 7
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571 Kingstown Road c. 1865:
Typical company-built 1-1/2-story, L-plan, cross-gabled
cottage; the 2-bay main block has a bay window flanking the
hooded entrance. There are a number of nineteenth-century, Queen
Anne style alterations and the building has been clad in rustic
wood shakes. C -
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- 569 Kingstown Road c. 1845:
This 1-1/2-story, clapboard, flank-gable, 5-bay, centralentrance
Greek Revival cottage must have been moved to this site
in about 1865 for use as a mill house. It has characteristic
corner pilasters and a sidelighted entry with plank entablature.
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-- 568 Kingstown Road, the George Rodman Cottage c. 1885:
Altered, 1-1/2- and 2-1/2-story, cross-gabled Queen Anne
cottage; a 2-story former stable in the rear yard is now
apartments. C
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- 565 Kingstown Road c. 1865: - -
Typical company-built L-plan, 1-1/2-story, cross-gabled
cottage, here with Queen Anne and later alterations. The 2-story
main block has a large semi-octagonal bay window flanking a
hooded entrance. The kitchen ell porch has been enclosed. C -
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564 Kingstown Road c. 1960:
-1-story, hip-roofed "ranch". NC
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560 Kingstown Road-, the J. H. Brown House c. 1865:
- Flank-gable, 2-1/2-story, clapboard tenement; hip-roofed -
front porch; 4-bay facade with twin entrances; 2 small shed
dormers. C
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