National Park Service - Rhode Island Historical Preservation ...

NPS Form 10900$
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United States Department of the Inter!or
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National Register of Historic Places
Inventory-Nomination Form -
Continuation sheet 30 item number 7
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12 Railroad Street, the E.S. Hodge House c. 1885:
A good, 2-story, gable-and-cross-gable Queen Anne house with
patterned shingling, wrap-around porch, and side turret. C
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, 10 Railroad Street c. 1900:
Three-bay, flank-gable, 2-1/2-story Colonial Revival house
with a Tuscan portico. C
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8 Railroad Street c. 1900:
Two 1-1/2-story, end-gable, 3-bay Queen Anne house; altered
but good reeded porch posts survive. C
88
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32 Church Street, former Congregational Parsonage c. 1860:
Now shingle-clad, this L-plan, gable- and cross-gable,
1-1/2-story Gothic cottage is similar to many cottages erected in
Peace Dale during the mid nineteenth century. This version of
the type- stands out only because the roof pitch is steeper than
usual and the finish is more elaborate. The end-gable wing has a
large, semi-octagonal bay and the entrance is ,within a decorative
portico. The parsonage was probably designed by Rowland Hazard
II, a major benefactor of the congregation and architect of its
somewhat later church building #104. C
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Church Street, northwest corner Railroad Street c. 1970:
Small, 1-story, hip-roofed dwelling. NC
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Church Street, Tech Industries c. 1975:-
One-story, aluminum panel and brick, veneer warehouse and
office. NC
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