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Streets · 12 buildings · 12 with a page

Fruit Street

Oldest
c. 1794
Built 1775–1830
9
Built 1860–1900
2
Built Since 1945
1

Odd side

  1. 11 Fruit StreetCaptain Moses Brown Housec. 1794 · Federal
  2. 33 Fruit StreetCaptain Jonathan Dalton Housec. 1799 · Federal
  3. 55 Fruit StreetWilliam H. Safford Housec. 1891 · Queen Anne
  4. 77 Fruit StreetAnthony Stickney Jones Housec. 1810 · Federal
  5. 99 Fruit StreetPeter LeBreton, Jr. Housec. 1805 · Federal
  6. 1515 Fruit Streetc. 2004 · Postwar Traditional

Even side

  1. 2–42–4 Fruit StreetJoseph Noyes IV Double Housec. 1807 · Federal
  2. 6–86–8 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney Double Housec. 1805 · Federal
  3. 10–1210–12 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney–Thomas W. Burnham Double Housec. 1805 · Federal
  4. 1414 Fruit StreetDaniel and Isabel Silloway Housec. 1877 · Vernacular
  5. 16–1816-18 Fruit StreetJacob Perkins Housec. 1800 · Federal
  6. 2020 Fruit StreetPerley Tenney–Capt. Lawrence W. Brown Housec. 1801 · Federal

Walking tours on Fruit Street

High Street: Down Along and the Ridge

Today's street numbers. Buildings without a photo haven't been researched yet: their name, date and style are the state inventory's, or, for a building 75 or more years old the inventory never recorded, the City assessors' year built. Dates marked c. are estimates. Hollow dots are lost buildings. Locations: MassGIS / Massachusetts Historical Commission; assessors' lots: City of Newburyport GIS (MIMAP), the dot in the middle of the lot.