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Streets · 26 buildings · 7 with a page

Pleasant Street

Oldest
c. 1800
Built 1775–1830
3
Built 1830–1860
6
Built 1860–1900
7
Built 1900–1945
9
Built Since 1945
1

Then & now

Pleasant Street: an old photograph set into today's view
Pleasant StreetBiff Bouse, with an old photograph, New York Public Library Digital Collections
Pleasant Street, looking east from City Hall: an old photograph set into today's view
Pleasant Street, looking east from City HallBiff Bouse, with an old photograph (source not yet recorded)
Pleasant Street, looking east from near Titcomb Street: an old photograph set into today's view
Pleasant Street, looking east from near Titcomb StreetBiff Bouse, with an old photograph (source not yet recorded)
Pleasant Street from the foot of Hale's Court: an old photograph set into today's view
Pleasant Street from the foot of Hale's CourtBiff Bouse, with an old photograph (source not yet recorded)
Pleasant Street, looking at State Street: an old photograph set into today's view
Pleasant Street, looking at State StreetBiff Bouse, with an old photograph (source not yet recorded)

Odd side

  1. 1–111–11 Pleasant StreetS. S. Five and Dime Kresge Storec. 1928 · Colonial Revival
  2. 13–1713–17 Pleasant StreetJ. J. Five and Dime Newberry Storec. 1940 · Altered beyond recognition
  3. 19–2319-23 Pleasant StreetE.P. Dodge Buildingc. 1873 · Italianate
  4. 31–3531-35 Pleasant StreetGriffin Block1889 · Queen Anne/Panel Brick
  5. 37–3937–39 Pleasant StreetHunt and Davis Blockc. 1880 · Classical Revival
  6. 41–4541-45 Pleasant StreetCentral Buildingc. 1873 · Italianate
  7. 47–5347–53 Pleasant StreetIsaac Bradley–Isaac Knapp Housec. 1800 · Federal
  8. 55–5755–57 Pleasant StreetChase and Lunt Blockc. 1903 · Victorian Eclectic
  9. 6161 Pleasant StreetNewburyport Main Branch Post Office1927 · Colonial Revival

Even side

  1. 8–108–10 Pleasant StreetBrown Jewelry Storec. 1934
  2. 10–1410–14 Pleasant StreetBarboro and Dondero Fruit and Ice Cream Storec. 1900
  3. 16–2016–20 Pleasant StreetJoy Block–Bon Marche Department Storec. 1882 · Altered beyond recognition
  4. 2424 Pleasant StreetBartlet Steam Mills Counting Housec. 1840 · Altered beyond recognition
  5. 2626 Pleasant StreetFirst Religious Society Parish Hallc. 1873 · Federal
  6. 28–3028–30 Pleasant StreetChurch of the First Religious Society (Unitarian)c. 1801 · Federal
  7. 40–5040–50 Pleasant StreetAlexander Blockc. 1840 · Altered beyond recognition
  8. 6060 Pleasant StreetNewburyport City Hall1851 · Italianate
  9. 6868 Pleasant Streetc. 1845 · Greek Revival
  10. 7272 Pleasant Streetc. 1918
  11. 74–7674–76 Pleasant StreetCharles H. Butler Double Housec. 1845 · Greek Revival
  12. 78–8478–84 Pleasant StreetHealy Blockc. 1902 · Victorian Eclectic
  13. 9090 Pleasant StreetPort Cinemac. 1948 · Moderne
  14. 9292 Pleasant Streetc. 1920
  15. 94–9694–96 Pleasant Streetc. 1800
  16. 98–10098–100 Pleasant StreetN. Arakelian Housec. 1855 · Greek Revival
  17. 116–122116–122 Pleasant Streetc. 1920

Walking tours on Pleasant Street

Green Street, Brown Square and Pleasant Street · Newburyport in the Civil War

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.