302 W. Federal Formerly the Presbyterian Manse, this home blends New Bedford architecture and Southern influence. The four front windows slide up into the ceiling, and the house is warmed by five fireplaces. This is part of the old Presbyterian Manse, and was constructed prior to 1877. It features hand-hewn timbers and a black marble fireplace. There is a fireplace with a warming oven in the cellar.
Doric columns give it a majestic quality.
Fish-scale shingles and clapboard siding are noteworthy features. 401 W. Federal Early House was built c. 1870. It features Victorian style architecture, a clapboard- covered exterior, and a slate roof with a decorative motif. When this house was built, during the early 1870's, it was on the outskirts of town. 117 W. Martin Originally built on the lot next door, it was moved once to the corner of Martin and Snow Streets and then back to its present site.