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NPS Form 10-900-i En,- 10-31-U
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United States Department of the Interior
National Park Service
National Register of Historic Places
Inventory-Nomination Form -
Continuation sheet 37 - Item number 7
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37 Spring Street c. 1892: -
- Flank-gable, 2-unit, 1-1/2-story double cottage with shed
dormers and an altered 5-bay facade. The building is on a high
stone foundation, probably because it stands close to Indian Run.
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22 Spring Street, the W. H. Long Cottage c. 1880;
Altered end-gable, 3-bay, clapboard cottage. C
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21 Spring Street C. 1970:
Flank-gable 2-story "Colonial" with attached garage. NC
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20 Spring Street C. 1880:
Cross gabled, 1-1/2-story, L-plan cottage with a bay window -
and gabled dormer. Dwelling probably moved to this site. C
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16 Spring Street, the George Easterbrook House c. 1890: -
End-gable 3-bay, 2-1/2-story house with altered porch. C
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15-17 Spring Street C. 1885: -
Altered 1-1/2-story, end-gable, Queen Anne style double mill
house; there is a large outbuilding on the property. - C
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16 Spring Street, Stepping Stones Kindergarten 1916-17:
This appealing, 1-story stuccoed building has a slate-clad
hip roof and large brick chimney see photo #6. The projecting
àntrance vestibule has a pedimented cross gable embellished with
a small diamond-pane window in a shaped surround. The building
is very much in the English Arts and Crafts manner of Baillie
Scott and Voysey. The kindergarten was founded by Mrs. Rowland
Hazard II. In the summer of 1891-, she was travelling in Germany
and took a keen interest in the kindergarten movement. She hired