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Name: Keeper's House
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Brant Point
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: Originally the Coskada Life Saving Station House, relocated by barge to this site in 1950.
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Brant Point
Description: Originally the Madaket Life Saving Station garage, relocated by barge to this site in 1950.
Description: Formerly Surfside U.S. Life Saving Station (1874-1921), then Star of the Sea Youth Hostel (1963-2020). Sold to a private developer in 2020.
Description: Historic gate on hospital hill.
Name: Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Headquarters
Description: Formerly a U.S. Coast Guard search and rescue station from 1938-1999. NOAA renovated and moved Marine Sanctuary HQ here in 2004.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: Operating seasonally, U.S. Coast Guard Station Scituate's primary duties, include search and rescue, enforcement of laws and treaties, military readiness, marine environmental protection and recreational boating safety.
Name: Basement Finish Pros LLC
Description: Basement Finish Pros is a family owned business that provides homeowners in Connecticut and Massachusetts with the very best in basement renovation and remodeling services and products. Since 2011, we’ve been working to make our customers’ dreams.
Description: World War II Era observation and fire control tower, part of the U.S. anti-submarine defenses.
Description: This building apparently is part of the Horseneck Point Lifesaving Station complex but only after the lifesaving station was no longer in operation.
Name: Horeseneck Point Lifesaving Station
Description: Operated by the Massachusetts Humane Society 1888-1913. The structure was moved from its original location to this one in 1894.
Name: Central Chevrolet
Description: Central Chevrolet in West Springfield: New and pre-owned Chevy cars, trucks, and SUVs (e.g., Silverado, Trax). Full auto service center and genuine GM parts.
Name: BMW of West Springfield
Description: https://www.bmwwestspringfield.net/
Description: Historic Lion Fire Company No. 2 Station
Description: building of the former Deerfield School
Name: Girl Scout House of Weymouth
Description: Girl Scouts of Weymouth
Name: Ma Reilly's Cafe
Description: Vintage Building serving local style drinks and foods.
Name: The American Legion
Description: Veterans Organization
Name: Arthur D. Budd Visitor Center
Localized descriptions: no entry, window service only
Name: Highway Department
Description: Garage
Name: Athletic Center
Description: Fitness Center, Gymnasium, and Campus Police
Name: South High Community School
Description: Former South High Community School 1978-2021
Name: Unfinished Business
Description: Custom Furniture
Name: Jump On Us!
Description: Trampoline Fun House
Name: Raffaele Tribuna House
Description: 107 Bow Street occupies a small, flat lot. The building is positioned toward the front and left side of the property, which is maintained mostly in lawn. A paved driveway extends along the right side of the house.
Name: Pasquale & Martha Iozzo House
Description: Constructed in 1954-1957, 35 Hillcrest Avenue is a single-story, side-gabled Ranch-style dwelling which rests on a concrete foundation. The main block is five bays wide and is built on a slightly sloping site.
Description: detached garage
Description: house with garage
Name: Trial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Description: Old U.S. Post Office (Main Branch), later used as School Dept. Office, now Trail Court
Name: New World
Description: Gas and Convenience Store
Name: Locks and Canals Blacksmith Shop
Description: Former Locks and Canals Blacksmith Shop,
Name: Trinity EMS Dispatch HQ
Description: Dispatch HQ
Name: Kingfisher Company, Inc.
Description: Leading manufacturer of communication and fire prevention equipment
Name: American Graffiti
Description: Pool Tables and Touch Tunes Jukebox
Name: Lynn Museum & Arts Center
Description: Hours on Tuesdays are by appointment only.
Name: Mashpee Town Hall
Description: Formerly known as the Samuel G. Davis School, an elementary school. The first principal was Kenneth C. Coombs.
Name: Attaquin Acres Greenhouse
Description: Native owned flower business.
Name: Mashpee Archives Building
Description: This building stores many archives from the town of Mashpee and is a good resource for research on the town of Mashpee.
Name: Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum
Description: Formerly known as the Avant House One of the most revered elders of the Mashpee Wampanoag, Mable Avant, was a modern woman Sachem who taught young and old about tribal rituals, foods, traditions, and the importance of honoring the Earth.
Name: The Parsonage
Description: Also known as the Attaquin House.
https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/may-2019-mittark-blog/2019/5/1/the-mashpee-parsonage-attaquin-house
Name: Kenneth C. Coombs School
Description: Principal Paul Labelle
Name: Outerland Landscaping
Description: Design-build landscaping
Name: Mashpee Middle-High School
Description: Grades 7-12
Name: Emerald Acres Turf & Tree Experts
Description: Since 1988
Description: In-law apartment over a garage
Name: Methuen Fire Department
Description: North End Fire Station built in 1984
Name: DCH Toyota of Milford
Description: If there's one thing at DCH Toyota of Milford we love more than the lineup of new and used vehicles in our Milford showroom, it's the excitement we get out of helping Framingham, Worcester, Franklin, Marlborough drivers find their match.
Description: Former Gas Station; No longer in use as of maybe 5 years ago. I think it is now part of a car dealership, but unclear.
Name: Highland Car Care Center
Description: Specializes in Foreign Cars
Name: Needham Town Hall
Description: Town Hall Center, Powers Hall is where Town Meeting is held.
Name: Beira Mar
Description: Portuguese bakery and sweets
Name: Cork Wine and Tapas
Description: Cork Wine & Tapas is a tapas bar and full-service restaurant located at 90 Front Street in historic downtown New Bedford, MA.
Name: Quick Stop Convenience
Description: Convenience Store
Name: New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park Visitor Center
Description: National Park Service Federal Building
Name: Carter's Clothing
Description: Carter’s, Inc. is a family owned clothing and footwear store that began with the vision of the late William J. Carter Jr, whose commitment to providing southeastern New England with reliable name brands has continued on with his grandchildren. The origina
Name: Ricketson Nature Center
Description: Nature education center
Name: North Andover Historical Society
Description: Historical society.
Name: Moynihan Lumber
Description: Lumber yard and home improvement/carpentry store.
Name: Automall Service Center
Description: MA Car Inspections
Name: Eagle Lodge
Description: Also the Trading Post
Name: Bird's Nest
Description: Press Box
Name: Karl's Sausage Kitchen and European Market
Description: Restaurant and Market selling German and other Central European goods.
Name: Shaw Hudson House
Description: Historic House
Description: two attached condos
Name: Keeper’s Cottage
Description: Four Bed and two bath, available for rent from Project Gurnet and Bug Lights, Inc.
Description: Gurnet Life Saving Station’s location was critical for protection of the ships entering Plymouth Harbor past dangerous Brown's Bank Shoal as well as the many vessels plying the lee shore along Duxbury Beach on the approach to Boston.
Description: The Gurnet Life Saving Station was among the first to use a motor surfboat, they were launched into the calm bay, allowing the new station to be located away from the dangerous lee shore.
Description: Residence has address 31 Cornish Field Road.  22 Cornish Field Road is a utility/storage building along Long Pond to the north-north-west of the 31 Cornish FIeld Road residence.  New street number assigned in about 2012-2013.
Name: Ye Olde Pilgrim Washing Well
Description: Ye Olde Pilgrim Washing Well is a renovated laundromat in Plymouth, MA.
Wash/Dry/Fold Service Hours: Daily from 7:30am to 7:00pm.
Self-service Hours: Daily, including holidays, from 5:30am to 10:00pm.
Description: Electric Switch House
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Provincetown
Name: Bluedrop Water Filling Station
Description: Location of the Town of Randolph’s Water Distristribution Site.
Description: The house can be rented for weddings and other events and is occasionally open to the public.
Name: Super Mart
Description: International Grocery & Convenience
Name: Hannant House
Description: Raynham Historical Society
Name: BJ's Wholesale Club
Description: Optical shop, tire center, gas station
Description: Originally Davis Neck Life Saving Station 1874, then closed in 1900 and relocated here at Gap Cove.  An active station until 1964, now a private residence
Name: Solitary Confinement Building
Description: The ruins of Rutland Prison Camp solitary confinement cell block.
Name: Coast Guard Air Station Salem (historical)
Description: Air station facilities consisted of a single hangar, a paved 250 ft parking apron, and two seaplane ramps. Barracks, administrative and dining facilities, communications and motor pool buildings were also part of the complex.
Name: Sail Salem
Description: Air station facilities consisted of a single hangar, a paved 250 ft parking apron, and two seaplane ramps. Barracks, administrative and dining facilities, communications and motor pool buildings were also part of the complex.
Name: Salem Harbormaster
Description: Air station facilities consisted of a single hangar, a paved 250 ft parking apron, and two seaplane ramps. Barracks, administrative and dining facilities, communications and motor pool buildings were also part of the complex.Air station facilities consist
Name: St. Joseph Hall
Description: By the 20th century, the western end of Derby Street had become the heart of the Polish Community in Salem. The St. Joseph Society, a fraternal society, built this headquarters in 1909.
Name: West India Goods Store
Description: The term “West India Goods Store” was used in Salem as a generic term for a retail shop selling items from all over the world, not just the Caribbean. Captain Henry Prince (1764-1846) built this structure in the early 1800s.
Name: Pedrick Store House
Description: Moved from Marblehead, originally built by Thomas Pedrick in 1770. During the Revolution, Pedrick commissioned privateers to capture British merchant vessels, and probably stored captured cargo in his store house.
Name: Derby House
Description: Built in 1762 as a wedding present, the Derby House was the home of Elias Hasket Derby (1739-1799) and Elizabeth Crowninshield Derby (1727-1799) for the first twenty years of their marriage.
Name: Hawkes House
Description: Designed by Samuel McIntire (1751-1811), one of the earliest and most influential architects in the United States, the Hawkes House had been commissioned but never lived in by Elias Hasket and Elizabeth Derby.
Name: Narbonne House
Description: The Narbonne House was built in 1675 for butcher Thomas Ives. Named after Sarah Narbonne, whose grandfather Jonathan Andrews purchased the house in 1780. Sarah was born in the Narbonne house, and lived there for her entire life.
Name: Scale House
Description: used as a storage facility for scales and other equipment required to weigh cargo goods on ships. The scales were never used inside the building, but were carted and moved to the wharf and assembled alongside a vessel that had just returned.
Name: Nathaniel Bowditch House
Description: Nathaniel Bowditch was a self taught mathematician. He discovered over 8,000 errors in Englishman John Hamilton Moore’s, The Practical Navigator. In 1802 he published his own American Practical Navigator, which remains the world standard.
Description: Blue-Gray Gambrel
Description: Single family home/Private residence.
The building closest to the street is # 44 Crestview Drive. The smaller building in the rear of property/yard is # 44-A Crestview Drive.
The 2 houses are not physically connected but do share the same plot of land.
Description: Private residence/Single family home
Name: Covenant Community Church
Description: An American Baptist church, made up of many church backgrounds. All are welcome to worship at Covenant Community.
Description: Private residence/Single family home.
Description: Home remodeling company
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Cape Cod Canal
Name: Southborough Public Library
Description: Public Library
Name: Monk, H. A. House
Description: Historic Name: Monk, H. A. House
Address: 50 South St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: South Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1852
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Italianate; Octagon
Use(s): Agricultural; Single Family Dwelling House
Significan
Name: Jubilee Christian Church
Description: 1957 (November 4)
Our Lady of the Rosary on 1278 Park Street is Dedicated.  Now the Jubilee Christian Church.
Name: Little Theater of Stoughton
Description: Army National Guard Armory
Name: Capen, Adam English Bank Barn and Wagon Shed C 1839
Description: Historic Name: Capen, Adam English Bank Barn and Wagon Shed
Address: 760 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: North Stoughton
Local No:	74-30;G
Year Constructed: 1839
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Abandoned or Vacant
Name: Capen, Adam House C 1839
Description: Historic Name: Capen, Adam House
Common Name: Reynolds, Frank W. House
Address: 760 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: North Stoughton
Local No: 74-30
Year Constructed: 1839
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Abandoned or Va
Name: Swan, Maj. Robert House
Description: Historic Name: Swan, Maj. Robert House
Address: 540 Park St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: South Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1746
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Colonial
Use(s): Single Family Dwellin
Name: Shepard, Samuel Home C 1768
Description: Historic Name: Shepard, Samuel House
Address: 541 Sumner St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: South Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1768
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Federal
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling
Name: Welch, Charles House
Description: Historic Name: Welch, Charles House
Address: 60 Chestnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1930
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Colonial Revival; Queen Anne
Use(s): Apartment Ho
Name: Kimball School (Former)
Description: Historic Name: Kimball High School
Address: Park Ave
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1903
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): No style
Use(s): Other Governmental or Civic; Public Scho
Name: Jones, Edwin A. House
Description: Historic Name: Jones, Edwin A. House
Address: 169 Walnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1890
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Queen Anne
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architecture
Name: Osgood, John Jr. House
Description: Historic Name: Osgood, John Jr. House
Address: 156 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1768
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Colonial
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architec
Name: Wadsworth, Christopher House (Out Building) #145
Description: Historic Name: Wadsworth, Christopher House
Address: 145 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1775
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Colonial
Use(s): Out Building; Single Family Dwelling House
Name: Wadsworth, Christopher House #137
Description: Historic Name: Wadsworth, Christopher House
Address: 137 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1775
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Colonial
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architecture
Name: Park School
Description: Historic Name: Park School
Address: 116 Seaver St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1859
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Other Religious; Public School
Significance: Architecture
Name: Lamb, Amasa A. House
Description: Historic Name: Lamb, Amasa A. House
Address: 59 Grove St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed:1869
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): No style
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architecture
Name: First United Methodist Church
Description: Historic Name: Methodist Church
Common Name:		
Address: 100 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1865
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Italianate
Use(s): Church
Significance: Archit
Name: Paul, Samuel House
Description: Historic Name: Paul, Samuel House
Common Name:
Address: 64 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1823
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Federal
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Name: George Belcher House
Description: Historic Name: Belcher, George House
Address: 33 Seaver St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1887
Architectural Style(s): Queen Anne
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architecture
Name: Flint, L. M. House
Description: Historic Name: Flint, L. M. House
Address: 43 Walnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architecture
Name: Atwood, N. S. House
Description: Historic Name: Atwood, N. S. House
Address: 35 Walnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival; Victorian Eclectic
Use(s): Multi Family Dwelling
Name: French, Wales House
Description: Historic Name: French, Wales House
Common Name:
Address: 58 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1876
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Victorian Eclectic
Use(s): Single Family Dwell
Significance
Name: Hill, James House
Description: Historic Name: Hill, James House
Address: 52 Pleasant St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1837
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Altered beyond recognition; Greek Revival
Use(s):
Name: Richmond, Rev. Edward House
Description: Historic Name: Richmond, Rev. Edward House
Common Name: Melcher House
Address: 15 Seaver St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1812
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Federal
Use(s): Apartment House; Professional Off
Name: Wales, Martin House
Description: Historic Name: Wales, Martin House
Address: 31 Walnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s): 
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Significance:
Name: Trinity Episcopal Church
Description: Historic Name: Trinity Episcopal Church
Address: 34 Freeman St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1898
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Victorian Eclectic
Use(s): Church
Significance: Architecture; Religi
Name: Knights of Columbus Grand Lodge #200
Description: Historic Name: Chicataubut Club Barn Address: 14 Seaver St City/Town: Stoughton Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton Local No: Year Constructed: 1876 Architect(s): Architectural Style(s): Use(s): Clubhouse; Out Building Sign
Name: Faxon, W. O. House C 1854
Description: Historic Name: Faxon, W. O. House
Address: 15 Walnut St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s): Wales, Martin
Architectural Style(s): Italianate; Queen Anne
Use(s): Apartment House; Single Family Dwelling
Name: Stoughton Historical Society
Description: Clapp, Lucius Memorial Library
Common Name: Stoughton Public Library
Address: 6 Park St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1903
Architect(s): Atherton, Walter
Architectural Style(s): Classical Revival
First School 1768
Name: International Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Description: In the downtown section of Stoughton is a building that bears the sign, "I.O.O.F." that marks that there was an Odd Fellows Lodge. Subsequent research has shown that a lodge did exist here but had left in 2005.
Name: Stoughton Trust Company
Description: Historic Name: Stoughton Trust Company
Address: 810 Washington St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1917
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Classical Revival
Use(s): Bank
Significance: Architecture; Commerce
Name: Porter Coal and Wood Company
Description: Historic Name: Porter Coal and Wood Company
Address: 893 Washington St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1876
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): 
Use(s): Business Office;
Name: Meade Rubber Company c. 1915
Description: STG.1
Historic Name: Meade Rubber Company
Address: 25 Brock St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1916
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s):
Use(s): Other Industrial; Other M
Name: Parker House
Description: Historic Name: Parker House
Address: 17 Wyman St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Greek Revival
Use(s): Hotel or Inn; Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Commerce
Name: First Stoughton Public Library
Description: Historic Name: First Stoughton Public Library
Common Name:
Address: 1 Morton Sq
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: C 1854
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): No style
Uses: Apartment House; Business Office;
Name: French, Daniel House C 1847
Description: Historic Name: French, Daniel House
Common Name:
Address: 64 Pearl St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: R 1847
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Italianate
Use(s): Apartment House; Business O
Name: Withington, P. M. Furniture and Undertaker
Description: Historic Name: Withington, P. M. Furniture and Undertaker
Address: Porter St, Porter St at Railroad Crossing
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1860
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s) Altered beyond recognition;
Name: Phinney House C 1854
Description: Historic Name: Phinney House
Address: 81 Summer St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1854
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Queen Anne
Use(s): Apartment House; Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Architectur
Name: Phinney, S.C. & J.G. Boot Counter Manufacturing Co
Description: Historic Name: Phinney, S.C. & J.G. Boot Counter Manufacturing Co
Address: Winter St & Summer St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Year Constructed: 1848
Use(s): Other Manufacturing
Significance: Architecture; Industry
Name: Crane, Thomas House C 1771
Description: Inventory No: STG.74
Historic Name: Crane, Thomas House
Address: 281 Canton St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: Stoughton
Local No:		
Year Constructed: R 1772
Architect(s):		
Architectural Style(s): Colonial
Use(s): Single Family Dwelling House
Name: Southworth, Consider House C 7607
Description: Inventory: STG.55
Historic Name: Southworth, Consider House
Address: 530 Canton St (moved from 587 Canton Street)
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: West Stoughton
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1801
Architect(s):	
Architectural Style(s): Federal
Name: Southworth, Asahel House C
Description: Inventory No:	STG.56
Historic Name: Southworth, Asahel House
Common Name:		
Address: 587 Canton St
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood: West Stoughton
Local No:		
Year Constructed: 1856
Architect(s):		
Architectural Style(s): Victorian Eclectic
Name: Gay, Hezekiah House
Description: Gay, Hezekiah House
Address: 1528 Bay Rd
City/Town: Stoughton
Village/Neighborhood:
Local No:
Year Constructed: 1767
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s): Georgian
Use(s): Agricultural; Single Family Dwelling House
Significance: Agriculture; Architecture