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Fruit Street Local Historic District
16 buildings, most of them built between 1794 and 1891; mostly Federal and Queen Anne.
- Oldest
- c. 1790
- Built 1775–1830
- 13
- Built 1860–1900
- 2
- Built Since 1945
- 1
Researched houses
16-18 Fruit StreetJacob Perkins House
9 Fruit StreetPeter LeBreton, Jr. House
3 Fruit StreetCaptain Jonathan Dalton House
1 Fruit StreetCaptain Moses Brown House
98 High StreetCaleb Cushing House
14 Fruit StreetDaniel and Isabel Silloway House
15 researched in all; every one is in the list below.
Styles
Federal 11Queen Anne 1Vernacular 1Postwar Traditional 1Georgian 1
Every building, street by street
Fruit Street 12
- 11 Fruit StreetCaptain Moses Brown House
- 2–4
2–4 Fruit StreetJoseph Noyes IV Double House - 33 Fruit StreetCaptain Jonathan Dalton House
- 5
5 Fruit StreetWilliam H. Safford House - 6–8
6–8 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney Double House - 7
7 Fruit StreetAnthony Stickney Jones House - 99 Fruit StreetPeter LeBreton, Jr. House
- 10–12
10–12 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney–Thomas W. Burnham Double House - 1414 Fruit StreetDaniel and Isabel Silloway House
- 15
15 Fruit Street - 16–1816-18 Fruit StreetJacob Perkins House
- 20
20 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney–Capt. Lawrence W. Brown House
Boundary: Massachusetts Historical Commission (MACRIS, via MassGIS). A building is listed here when its map point falls inside the boundary. Buildings without a photo haven’t been researched yet: their dates and styles are the state inventory’s, or the City assessors’ year for a building the inventory never recorded, and dates marked c. are estimates. Hollow dots are lost buildings.