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Pleasant Street Industrial District

8 buildings, most of them built between 1800 and 1900; mostly Italianate and Queen Anne.

Part of Newburyport Historic District

Oldest
c. 1800
Built 1775–1830
1
Built 1830–1860
1
Built 1860–1900
6
Lost
1

Researched houses

Styles

Italianate 3Queen Anne 1Classical Revival 1Federal 1

Every building, street by street

Pleasant Street 6

  1. 19–2319-23 Pleasant StreetE.P. Dodge Buildingc. 1873 · Italianate
  2. 2424 Pleasant StreetBartlet Steam Mills Counting Housec. 1840 · Altered beyond recognition
  3. 31–3531-35 Pleasant StreetGriffin Block1889 · Queen Anne/Panel Brick
  4. 37–3937–39 Pleasant StreetHunt and Davis Blockc. 1880 · Classical Revival
  5. 41–4541-45 Pleasant StreetCentral Buildingc. 1873 · Italianate
  6. 47–5347–53 Pleasant StreetIsaac Bradley–Isaac Knapp Housec. 1800 · Federal

Prince Street 1

  1. 14–1614–16 Prince StreetN. D. Company Dodge Buildingc. 1900 · Lost

State Street 1

  1. 84–8684–86 State StreetBrackett Heel Company–Dodge, N. D. Shoe Factoryc. 1880 · Italianate

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.