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Tag: Christian Hill

June 11, 2024May 20, 2026 georgenhs Christian Hill, Norwood's Neighborhoods, Uncategorized

93 Day Street – F Holland Day House

The Day House, or "Bullard Farm", as it looked circa 1870. Mrs. Anna (Smith) Day and Fred Holland Day are photographed in front of the house at the left. On … Continue reading 93 Day Street – F Holland Day House

July 23, 2023July 22, 2026 lauriekearney Norwood's Neighborhoods

Norwood’s Neighborhoods-Christian Hill

Norwood's Neighborhoods-Christian Hill

March 13, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Uncategorized

Norwood Neighborhoods Exhibits Sources and Acknowledgements

The Swedeville Walking tour (courtesy of George Curtis) Acknowledgements: The Norwood Historical Society would like to give a special thank you to several people, who without their knowledge, help and … Continue reading Norwood Neighborhoods Exhibits Sources and Acknowledgements

February 28, 2023September 6, 2023 georgenhs Poll

Poll-Favorite “This Day In Norwood History” Article of February 2023

We want to know- what was your favorite story this month? Here are the top posts for February 2023: In Memoriam-John J. Carroll House Styles Found in the Christian Hill … Continue reading Poll-Favorite “This Day In Norwood History” Article of February 2023

January 30, 2023April 3, 2024 lauriekearney Swedeville, Walking Tour

Development of the Swedeville Area

1888 Bird's Eye view map of the Chapel Street area. No houses had yet been constructed. Plans on file at the Norfolk County Deeds office in Dedham showing the layout … Continue reading Development of the Swedeville Area

January 30, 2023July 23, 2023 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Walking Tour

House Styles Found in the Christian Hill Neighborhood

One might expect to find a large variety style of homes in any neighborhood in a New England town. After all the area was settled in the 1600s. At one … Continue reading House Styles Found in the Christian Hill Neighborhood

January 30, 2023April 3, 2024 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Uncategorized, Walking Tour

Italianate

The Italianate style was prevalent from 1840 to 1880, and like the Greek Revival, frequently has pedimented gables on columns at the front entry and is defined by simple but … Continue reading Italianate

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Uncategorized, Walking Tour

99 Day Street – The James A. Hartshorn House

James A. Hartshorn house circa 1990 (Source: MACRIS database.) This house Italianate style with stick style elements was built by merchant, James A. Hartshorn around 1881. Originally this house lot … Continue reading 99 Day Street – The James A. Hartshorn House

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Walking Tour

75 Day Street – The Joseph & Hannah (Rhoades) Day House

The Joseph Day house, circa 1990 (Source: MACRIS database) Joseph Day had Tyler Thayer build this Italianate style house in 1855 for him and his family. The house can be … Continue reading 75 Day Street – The Joseph & Hannah (Rhoades) Day House

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Walking Tour

12 Vernon Street – The Joel Metcalf Baker House

Joel Baker house, circa 1900, when it was still situated on Washington Street (Norwood Historical Society collection) Joel M. Baker bought this house lot in 1854 from Joseph Day. It … Continue reading 12 Vernon Street – The Joel Metcalf Baker House

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