
Walnut Street · No. 25 · NWB.2334
25 Walnut Street
Pillsbury–Kingsbury House
Built 1830–1860National Register district
- Built
- c. 1855
- Style
- Greek Revival
- MACRIS
- NWB.2334 ↗
- First owner
- Stephen Moody Pillsbury, Sr.
History
A vernacular Greek Revival home with references to the Italianate style, most notably in the low-pitched roof and cupola.
This house was most likely built between 1851 and 1861. The central bay of the 5-bay facade projects a porch supported by polygonal Doric columns. The front entrance is framed with transom and sidelights.
The earliest known owner was Stephen Moody Pillsbury, Sr. (1826–1905), a clerk and trader who owned land around Newburyport and a direct descendant of William Pillsbury, one of the first settlers of Newbury. In the early 20th century, William H. Kingsbury lived here; he worked at the nearby Towle Manufacturing silver company.
Owners
- 1850sStephen Moody Pillsbury, Sr., clerk and trader
- 1900sWilliam H. Kingsbury, Towle Manufacturing Company
Sources
- Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System, NWB.2334


