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NPS Form 10-900-i
En,- 10-31-84
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United States Department of the Interior -
National Park Service -
National Register of Historic Places
lnventry-Nomination Form -
Continuation sheet 41 Item number 7
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86-88 Church Street C. 1900: - - -
Flank-gable, 1-1/2-story, 7-bay double mill house with big
shed dormer; similar to 19-21 Amos Street #133. C
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Kirtiball Street, northwest corner Brown Street c. 1920:
Flank-gable, 1-1/2-story, wood-shingled bungalow with a
recesEed porch across the front; there are twin bay windows -
beneath a pent roof on the Brown Street elevation. C
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- Kimball Street off Brown St. c. 1,925: -
Colonialized, clapboard bungalow with flank-gable roof,
segmental-head entrance portico with a fan in the pedim!nt. C
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- Kimball Street, southwest corner Brown -Street C. 1920:
Good wood shingle bungalow much obscured by plantings. C
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97 Church Street C. 1900: - -
Altered, 1-1/2-story, end-gable Queen Anne cottage now clad
in banded wood shingling; bracketed front porch. C
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.- 10 Brown Street C. 1910: - -
Hip-roofed, 2-story, more-or-less Colonial Revival house -
- with altered entrance portiáo. C
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--12 Brown Street C. 1900: -
- Colonial Revival, 1-1/2-story, end-gambrel cottage with
recessed entrance porch, wood shingle siding. This is one of a
group of gambrel-roofed Colonial Revival dwellings, varying
greatly in size and design,’erected by the Peace Dale
- Manufacturing Company around the turn of the century and probably
designed by Frank Angell see 1 Indian Run Road, #164. C