Day Street is one of Norwood’s richest historic corridors, home to some of the town’s most architecturally significant and culturally meaningful properties. Each house tells a different chapter of Norwood’s story—from early families who shaped the community to landmark institutions that anchored civic life.
75 Day Street – The Joseph & Hannah (Rhoades) Day House
The Joseph & Hannah (Rhoodes) Day House offers a glimpse into Norwood’s early residential history. As one of Day Street’s foundational homes, it reflects the craftsmanship, family legacy, and community roots that helped shape the neighborhood’s character.
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76 Day Street – The Masonic Temple
The Masonic Temple at 76 Day Street stands as a landmark of civic life in Norwood. For generations, it served as a gathering place for fraternal organizations that helped shape the town’s social and community networks.
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92 Day Street – The J. Martin Winslow House
The J. Martin Winslow House highlights the architectural ambition and growing prosperity of late‑19th‑century Norwood. Its design and craftsmanship reflect a period of expansion, optimism, and evolving neighborhood identity along Day Street.
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93 Day St – F Holland Day House
The F. Holland Day House is one of Norwood’s most iconic properties, home to renowned photographer and cultural figure F. Holland Day. The house remains a centerpiece of artistic and historical significance, reflecting both Day’s legacy and the neighborhood’s rich heritage.
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99 Day Street – The James A. Hartshorn House
The James A. Hartshorn House showcases the evolving architectural character of Day Street as Norwood grew into a thriving residential community. Its preservation offers insight into the families, craftsmanship, and neighborhood development that shaped the area over time.
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