NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Trade Winds Field Preserve
Description: Used historically as a grass strip airfield, this area is now owned by the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank Commission. Aircraft landings still do occur, but they are rare, and the preserve has been maintained as a large open grassland habitat.
Description: Old Groton Central Fire Station
Name: Pemberton Mill
Description: Currently used by Iron Mountain for storage, this is the last Pemberton Mill on this site. For history see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pemberton_Mill
Name: Ernest F. Upham School
Description: Vacant school, closed in 2023
Name: Sawtell House
Description: The Sawtell House is a 5x2-bay, side-gabled, 2 1/2-story Federal style residence with a perpendicular rear addition of 2 stories.
Name: Dickinson Field
Description: multi-purpose field
Name: Pacific Mills Lofts Building 1
Description: Open and renting No longer industrial. Private Garage on bottom level.
Name: Mill240
Description: Recently converted to Loft apartments units.
Name: Building 1 Garage
Description: Private Garage, extension of Building 1.
Name: Sichuan Garden
Description: Historic building, Baldwin House
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin_House_(Woburn,_Massachusetts)
Name: Tolles House
Description: Greek revival
Name: Fred Swain House
Description: Federal style
Name: The Bow Roof Barn
Description: Famous barn.
Name: Stoneyard Inc
Description: STONEYARD® handcrafts Thin Stone Veneer from REAL stone NOT FAUX (man-made, artificial, cement, cultured, or manufactured stone veneer) right here in the USA.
Name: John Coughlin House
Description: This home on one of the oldest roads i n Acton i s a fine example of Colonial architecture.
Name: Village Subaru
Description: Village Subaru is a Subaru dealership serving Acton and the surrounding area.
Name: John Law
Description: One of Acton's most picturesque early houses original one story portion of the house is from 1730.
Name: Pamet Valley Package
Description: Fine Wines · Beer · Liquor
Name: HI Truro Hostel
Description: Pamet River Life Saving Station was established in 1872 at another location. This stationhouse was built by the Coast Guard in 1929, then the station was closed in 1938.
Name: Germaine Lawrence School
Description: demolished in 2021, https://www.diomass.org/news/diocesan-news/bethanys-new-mysteries-joy-garden-invites-nativity-reflection-advent-and-beyond
Name: Lester Hayden House
Description: The building has no architectural significance, but it is sited on an extremely important high point, Mt. GIlboa, originally designated as a park site in the Crescent Hi11 subdivision of 1872. The open space as it is today encircles the house.
Name: Bullitt Farmhouse
Description: The Bullitt Farmhouse is part of Bullitt Reservation, owned by The Trustees of Reservations.  Right outside is a beautiful garden showcasing Massachusetts native plants, which includes berries to pick in the summer.
Name: M-V Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Description: Locally owned electrical contracting company. Does mainly commercial work. Also does industrial and residential.
Name: Boat Maintenance
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Merrimack River
Description: I-93 Tunnel Essex Street ventilation structure
Description: Resident sticker parking only
Name: U.S. Coast Guard - Sector Southeastern New England
Description: Sector Southeastern New England’s area of responsibility covers over 3,000 square miles of offshore waters & 1,200 miles of coastline of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, including Cape Cod and the Islands.
Name: Bradley Bungalow
Description: Bradley Bungalow aka "Airplane House" - Purcell, Feick, and Elmslie, Josephine Crane Bradley Summer Residence, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, 1912
Name: Captain of the Port
Description: Captain of the Port responsible for over 3,000 square miles of offshore waters & 1,200 miles of coastline of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, including Cape Cod and the Islands.
Name: WHOI - L'Hirondelle House
Description: WHOI Safety Office
Description: Foundation of former building at 1 Pleasant St. Within overflow parking for Adams Community Bank's Operations Center.
Name: Window World
Description: TD Bank location closed in 2013. Building purchased by Window World in 2022, but doesn't appear to have actually opened.
Name: Heritage Woods
Description: Nursing Home/Senior Living Home
Name: Agawam's Java Stop
Description: Largely a coffee and tea shop
Name: Lowell's Boat Shop
Description: Beginning in the 18th century and continuing today, Lowell's made wooden "Swampscott" dories also know as surf dories. This innovative and durable design was used commercial fishermen and the U.S. Life Saving Service/U.S. Coast Guard for surf rescue.
Name: US Coast Guard Heritage Museum
Description: Tells the Coast Guard story from a regional Cape Cod perspective. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is the birthplace of the Coast Guard and both Customs and Coast Guard have 18th century origins under the Treasury Department.
Description: Build 1889
Name: Equipment Building
Description: Not included in NRHP designation.
Description: Not included in NRHP designation.
Name: Keeper's House
Description: 1st Coast Guard District Commander's Quarters.  Not included in NRHP designation.
Name: Cabot Theatre
Description: Nonprofit performing arts venue located at 286 Cabot Street in Beverly, Massachusetts. Originally opened in 1920
Name: John Balch House
Description: Historic House.  Built in 1679, it is one of the oldest wood-frame houses in the United States. It is now operated as one of the historic house museums of Historic Beverly. Listed in National Registry of Historic Places.
Description: leasing office; fitness center
Name: Tektronix Service Solutions
Description: Tektronix Environmental Test and Calibration Lab
Name: Keeper's Dwelling
Description: Since 2003, Coast Guard Auxiliarist Sally Snowman has been the lightkeeper. She has trained dozens in the Coast Guard Auxiliary's Watchstander program, supervising volunteers who spend shifts on the island helping with maintenance and public tours.
Name: Courageous Sailing
Description: The Boathouse on Pier 4, Charlestown Navy Yard
Name: TE-425
Description: Tunnel Egress #425
Description: I-93 Tunnel Summer Street ventilation structure
Name: Franklin Park Zoo Old Bear Cages
Description: https://www-boston-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.boston.com/news/wickedpedia/2023/09/20/history-abandoned-bear-cages-franklin-park-boston-ma/?amp=1&amp_gsa=1&amp_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQIUAKwASCAAgM%3D#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=17573949519780&csi=1&referrer
Name: Citgo
Description: Gas station
Name: Cape Cargo
Description: Air Freight
Name: North of Boston: farm & local food hub
Description: North of Boston is a farm & local food hub in Boxford, Massachusetts
Name: Fuller RV Rentals & Sales
Description: Recreational Vehicle Dealers
Name: Braintree Laboratories, Inc.
Description: Pharmaceutical company, manufacturer of gastrointestinal lavage products.
Description: 200+ year old house
Name: The Law Offices of Gerald J. Noonan
Description: An unexpected injury can send you reeling, confronting sudden physical, emotional, and financial pain. A criminal charge can leave you scared, putting your future and your family’s future in jeopardy.
Name: Topgolf
Description: Age policy: Anyone under 16 must be supervised by a Guest 21+ at all times. Anyone under 18 must be supervised by a Guest 21+ after 9PM.
Description: Zenas Hawes was one of a volunteer crew of 9 that rescued the crew of the schooner Grecian which had been stranded on the outer bar at Chatham during a heavy storm on December 6,1855. Each man was awarded a Congressional medal.
Name: Gould House
Description: John Gould (1804-1892) and his son Nathaniel both served at the Chatham Life Saving Station.
Name: Hardy House
Description: James Hardy served in the U.S. Life Saving Service.
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Chatham
Name: Bloomer's House
Description: Capt. Joseph N. Bloomer's was a successful fisherman who was also one of the town's best-known wreckers who salvaged vessels that capsized on the treacherous shoals off Chatham, especially on the Chatham Bars
Name: Captain Herbert Eldredge House
Description: Capt. Herbert Eldredge (1864-1920), was an experienced boatman and fisherman in addition to being a member of Bloomer's wrecking crew. Eldredge later became the fourth keeper of the Chatham Life Saving Station.
Name: Hamiliton House
Description: Charles Grafton Hamilton was a lifesaver at Monomoy in the early-20th century.
Name: Maintenance Shop
Description: Last remaining structure of the U.S. Life Saving Station established here in 1872. Demolished due to erosion in 2022.
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Menemsha
Name: Lapels Dry Cleaning
Description: Environmentally Friendly Dry Cleaning
Name: Professional Coaching for Professionals
Description: The vision of PCfP is that of client professionals living the full expression of themselves, of their essential positive qualities as they step into the world each day.
Name: Samuel Brooks House
Description: One of several "witness houses", this house was the home to Samuel Brookes (1739-1811). By the time of the Revolutionary War this area was known as Brooks Hill and the cluster of houses on it, Brooks Village (National Park Service).
Name: Cyrus Pierce House
Description: Gothic Revival
Name: Wheeler-Harrington House
Description: Wheeler Harrington House, managed by the Concord Historical Commission
Name: Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory & Gardens
Description: Magic Wings is a tropical butterfly conservatory with around 4000 free-flying butterflies!  There are also exotic reptiles, frogs, fish, birds & insects displayed.
Name: Haggett-Fox House
Description: two floors residential colonial house painted red. constructed 1807, subsequent additions include a library, a garage, and a porch.
Description: About one half old (1950s?) and the other half is modern and was added much more recently. (2010s?)
Description: Abandoned Warehouse
Name: Oxford Creamery
Description: Ice cream and small concessions.
Description: Originally a schoolhouse, now a part of Dartmouth Fire District No. 3's Hixville Road station.
Description: Clothier Pierce House, built in 1810, this building served as a residence and a boarding house.
Description: Built in the Greek Revival style in 1805, was once the Sabin Store.
Name: Bank of America
Description: ATM
Name: Fairbanks House
Description: Circa 1637 Historic House Museum
Name: Fairbanks House Bungalow
Description: Circa 1911 Sears Bungalow; Fairbanks House curator residence and offices
Description: Lifeguard station and storage shed for Nobles Day Camp's Owl's Pool
Name: Morrison Athletic Center (MAC)
Description: Noble and Greenough School's Morrison Athletic Center includes Rapport Gym for basketball and volleyball with an elevated spectator/running track, Richardson Gym for basketball, six quash courts, the Storer Wrestling Room, and locker rooms.
Name: The Dawg Cage
Description: The Dawg Cage strength and fitness center inside the Morrison Athletic Center.
Name: Healthtrax East Longmeadow
Description: Gym
Name: Rogers School
Description: closed
Name: Sweet Rose Cafe
Description: Vegan Cafe with Gluten Free Options
Name: Tecumseh Mill No.1
Description: Former cotton mill converted to apartments in the 1980s.
Name: Old Electric Light Company Generating Station
Description: Old Coal Power Station of the Fall River Electric Light Company listed in Fall River Register of Significant Structures
Name: Weiffenbach Law Offices P.C.
Description: Falmouth MA business law firm, Weiffenbach Law Offices provides legal representation and services to new and growing businesses across Cape Cod, the Islands, and the surrounding areas. Attorney Paul Weiffenbach has over thirty years of experience in corpo
Name: Building 5 Crawford Lab (USGS)
Description: USGS Coastal and Marine Science Center
Description: That's Entertainment, H&R Block,
Name: Millbury Super Oriental Fish Market
Description: Asian Grocery Store
Description: Unoccupied; Old Bank of America
Name: Saxonville Mills
Description: Each different mill building has a variety of different shops, studios, and organizations.
Name: MetroWest Regional Transit Authority
Description: MWRTA Central Hub
Name: Old Nobscot Post Office
Description: Historic site
Name: Binall House
Description: Retirement Housing Foundation Community
Name: Foreign Auto Enterprises
Description: Foreign Auto Enterprises
Name: Four Brothers Pizza Inn
Description: LGBTQ friendly
Name: Michele's Salon & Day Spa
Description: It's a Beauty Salon
Name: Emilson YMCA
Description: Community-focused nonprofit established in 1844 with recreational programs & services for all ages.
Name: Friendly Crossways
Description: Friendly Crossways is a family owned retreat center & outdoor wedding venue.  and Hostel.
Name: Maurice Smith House
Description: Modern
Name: Youngblood Company Inc.
Description: Commercial Mechanical and Plumbing Contractor
Name: Veteran's Memorial Skating Rink
Description: City of Haverhill, Veteran's Memorial Skating Rink,
Please GPS 137 Monument Street and Enter Through The High School (Brook Street is not a Thru- Street Street to the Rink)
Name: Hingham Heritage Museum & Visitors Center
Description: Headquarters of the Hingham Historical Society. The Museum features the Visitors Center and Museum Shop on the first floor, exhibit space including the Kelly Gallery on the second floor and Society Archives and the Gillis Reading Room on the third floor.
Name: The Old Ordinary of Hingham
Description: The Old Ordinary is a remarkable example of early American architectural and cultural history.  In addition to the 1686 House Museum, the property includes the Olmsted Garden, the Old Fort and the Arts and Crafts Annex.
Name: Benjamin Lincoln House
Description: House museum. Named for Hingham’s Revolutionary War Hero, the Lincoln home was acquired by the Hingham Historical Society in 2020 from the Lincoln Family
Name: Nixon Uniform Service And Medical Wear
Description: Nixon Medical is the leading service provider of medical apparel and linens serving outpatient healthcare centers.
Name: Honeycomb
Description: Bakery and Coffee
Name: Patton Homestead
Description: Home of the Patton family including: General George S. Patton Jr. (WW1,WW2) and his son Major General George S. Patton IV (Korea & Vietnam).
Description: Old location of a Hudson Fire Department building. Not in use.
Description: This is the bathrooms and lifeguard station.
Name: Cox Street Mobil
Description: Also repairs and inspections.
Name: Lev Labor LCC
Description: Lev Labor LLC, office of Katherine G Lev, union avoidance consultant and union buster.
Name: Boat Maintenance
Description: U.S. Coast Guard Station - Point Allerton
Name: CG Station Boathouse
Description: U.S. Coast Guard Station - Point Allerton
Name: the Tilton-Smith house (c 1720)
Description: First Period House
Name: 155 Argilla Road (moved here in 1951)
Description: This house is said to have been moved to this location from Newbury. Architectural features suggest an 18th Century origin.
Name: Paine House
Description: First Period House
Name: the Robert Kinsman house (b 1714)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Newmarch – Spiller house (1798)
Description: Hannah Newmarch Spiller was Zaccheus' grandaughter and wife of Thomas Newmarch, who is assumed to have built this house.The estate was bequeathed by Hannah's sister Martha Newmarch .
Name: the Perkins – Hodgkins House (c 1700)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Captain John Hobbs house (est. 1855)
Description: This house was built in 1855 by Augustus C. Carey, who sold it in 1865 to Captain John Hobbs, who recruited two companies of Ipswich men during the Civil War, one of which he led to the front.
Name: the Hodgkins – Lakeman House (c1690)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Thomas and John Low house (before 1684)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Treadwell-Wainwright House (1691 / 1726)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the York – Averill House (1715)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Jabesh Sweet house (1713)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Shatswell Planters Cottage (c 1646)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Stephen Boardman house (1720)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Ross Tavern – Lord Collins house (c 1690)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Moritz B. Philipp and Jane Peterson estate (1885)
Description: "The sightly residence of Moritz B. Philipp crowns the rugged eminence known in Mr. Hubbard's day and from the earliest times as Rocky Hill. The earliest name associated with the Hill is that of Humphrey Griffin."
Name: the James Burnham house (1690)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Harris – Stanwood House (1696)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Howard – Arthur Wesley Dow House (1680)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the John Kendrick house (1665)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Glazier – Sweet house (1728)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Reginald Foster house (1690)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Harris-Sutton House (1677)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Foster – Grant house (1717)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Jordan – Snelling – Potter house (c 1708)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Samuel Wade – S. F. Canney house (1845)
Description: Samuel Wade built this house as a cottage in 1845. In 1856 it was owned by S. F. Canney, whose lumber company burned at its first location by the County Street Bridge, and again at its Brown Square location.
Name: the Thomas Knowlton house (1688)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Polly Dole -John Updike house (1687-1720)
Description: First Period Home
Name: George Dexter house (1893)
Description: George Dexter was a prominent Ipswich photographer in the 19th Century through 1920. This classic Queen Anne house includes an outbuilding which was used by Dexter as a photography studio.
Name: the Richard Rindge house (1718)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Thomas Dennis House (1663)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Abraham Knowlton house ( est. 1726)
Description: The original house is believed to have been constructed between 1725 and 1740. The house was in poor condition and in 2003 was restored by Ipswich architect Matthew Cummings. It is identical in construction to the Dennis-Dodge house a few doors away.
Name: the Benjamin Dutch house (1705)
Description: First Period Home
Name: 14 Argilla Rd. (c. 1920)
Description: Historic home located in Ipswich, Ma. Estimated to be built around 1920.
Name: Bennet-Caldwell House (est. 1725)
Description: Joseph Bennett built this early Second Period house in 1725. In 1818 the house was sold to Capt. Sylvanus Caldwell, who engaged in maritime trade along the coast from Massachusetts to Maine for a half century.
Name: Thomas and Elizabeth Brown house (c 1844)
Description: The simple exterior is enlivened by Victorian elements, including two door hoods with elaborate scroll brackets decorated with incised floral motifs and sunbursts. Thomas Brown is the first known owner of the house.
Name: Norman J. Bolles house (c 1900)
Description: The first known owner of this house is Norman J. Bolles, president of the Ipswich Savings bank. This house is a fine example of a Queen Anne Cottage.
Name: 10 Argilla Rd. (c 1910)
Description: Historic house in Ipswich, Ma
Name: 11 Argilla Rd. (c. 1900)
Description: Historic house in Ipswich, Ma
Name: Rev. Levi Frisbie house (est. 1788)
Description: The house at 15 County Street was built in 1788 and is Federal in style. Rev. Levi Frisbie was Rev. Lev. Frisbie, who was installed as pastor of First Church in Ipswich on Feb. 7, 1776. He remained in that post for thirty years, and this was his home.
Name: the Andrew Burley house (1688)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Jonathan Pulcifer house (1718)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Daniels Shoe Factory (est. 1843)
Description: This house was built in 1843 near the EBSCO dam as Hoyt’s Veneer Mill. It was moved in 1859 to its present location where it became the Perkins & Daniels Stocking Factory. Farley & Daniels succeeded in 1884.
Name: the Captain Matthew Perkins house (1701)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Nathaniel Hovey house (1718)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the James Foster house (1720)
Description: First Period Home
Name: The Day-Dodge House (1696-1737)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Ruth Fellows house (1714)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Captain John Whipple House (1677)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Shoreborne Wilson – Samuel Appleton house (1685)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Ebenezer Stanwood House (1747)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the John Appleton house (1707)
Description: First period home
Name: the Samuel Dutch house (b 1733)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Joseph Willcomb house (1669)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Thomas Lord house (1658)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Edward Brown House (1650)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Philip Call house (1659)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the John and Sarah Dillingham Caldwell house (1660)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Daniel Lummus house (1686)
Description: First Period Home
Name: The John Lummus house (1712)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Henry Kingsbury – Robert Lord house (1660)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Moses Kimball house (1688)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the John Kimball house (1680)
Description: First Period Home
Name: John Brewer house (1680)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Shatswell-Tuttle house (right side by 1690 / left,1806)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Simon and Hannah Adams house (1700)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the William Merchant house (1670)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the John Kimball house (1715)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Caleb Kimball house (1715)
Description: First Period Home
Name: the Hart House (1678)
Description: First Period
Name: Abraham Howe barn (1725)
Description: First Period Home
Name: Sunshine Gardens & Sundaes
Description: Nurseries & Gardening
Description: Combination renovation/new construction to extend. Under construction as of Dec 2020. 
https://www.eagletribune.com/news/merrimack_valley/essex-street-sees-first-new-development-in-50-years/article_b7d07dcd-965d-513b-8e8a-5eb4faca66b9.html
Name: Upper Goose Pond Cabin
Description: Seasonal
Name: The WorcShop
Description: The WorcShop is a 52,000 sq-ft Makerspace & Business Incubator focused on manufacturing and industrial arts. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment that encourages hands-on learning, exploration, and the application of technology and craftsmanshi
Description: shopping mall
Name: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Leominster
Description: Hotel located at the junction of Routes 2 and 12 servicing the cities of Leominster and Fitchburg and the towns of Northern Worcester County.
Name: Marshfield Recreation Department
Description: Former Coast Guard Communications Center, established in 1943 during World War II. It is now home to the Marshfield Recreation Department featuring a sledding hill, walking trails, volleyball, basketball and horseshoe courts, and a picnic area.
Name: Loading Dock
Description: disused wooden loading dock
Description: Communications shed
Name: Bidwell House Museum
Description: Historic 1760s house, originally residence of Rev. Adonijah Bidwell, first minister to Township No. 1 (later known as Tyringham, and later Monterey). House is open for tours on a reservation-basis.  First floor is accessible; stairs to second floor; virtu
Name: Gould Farm Harvest Barn Bakery
Description: Located just off Gould Road, with parking at the rear of the barn, the retail bakery and café sells Gould Farm maple syrup, honey, breads, bagels, granola, ice cream, yogurt, cookies and cheddar cheese and local specialties. https://www.gouldfarm.org/harv
Name: Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum
Description: Preserves the memory of Islanders who risked their lives to save shipwrecked mariners. These people served in organizations devoted to maritime rescue, such as the Mass. Humane Society; U.S Life-Saving Service; and U.S. Coast Guard.