And houses line both sides of Old Louisquisset Pike, but the street does not feel crowded. The older homes had huge lots. As older residents sold their homes, the lots were subdivided and newer colonials and contemporaries have less acreage. Several streets run off the section of Old Louisquisset Pike between Twin River Road and Breakneck Hill Road. Lots are less than half an acre.
Houses here are newer colonials and farmhouses.
One house is going up now. An older Georgia colonial sits at the head of the street. His grandfather, Samuel Popovich, lives next door to him. All my friends, all my family, the family I married into are all here. Kahler, who has a Ph.D. from Brown University, worked as a developmental engineer for Woonsocket Rayon, a New Bedford rayon-manufacturer and then a financial institution before retiring.