Built ca 1899
As we have seen in previous posts, the introduction of trolley and omnibus service in the 1880s & ’90s opened large tracts of former farmlands westward off the peninsula to development. Our subject is part of this trend and puts us back in touch with Mr. Llewellyn Morse Leighton.
Built in 1923 by Frank and Grace Leavitt
Design by John Calvin and John Howard Stevens
Built in 1902 by Horace Frank Farnham. Designed by John Calvin Stevens.
A large Queen Anne in the Highlands neighborhood
Built ca: 1786 by William Slemmons
Slemmons operated a grist mill on the Stroudwater River dam behind his home.
Built in 1909 for Neal Allen Sr and his wife Margaret.
Design by John Calvin Stevens.
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