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Wentworth-GardnerHouse, 1532-B

The image depicts the east view of the Wentworth-Gardner House, a two-story structure featuring prominent features such as a central entrance with decorative columns and an elaborate pediment. The house has multiple windows on each floor and dormer windows on the roof. The structure is surrounded by...

Laneston House, 1561-A

The image shows a three-story house, identified as Laneston House, with rectangular windows and a large chimney. It is surrounded by a decorative picket fence with stone pillars. Two large trees are visible in front of the house.

Doorway Pediment, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1548-B

The image depicts a detailed pediment above a doorway at the Wentworth-Gardner House. The pediment features classical architectural elements such as dentils, fluted pilasters, and round decorative elements. Above the pediment, a window is partially visible. The structure is part of an exterior wall ...

Governor Langdon Mansion, Pleasant Street, 1549-A

The image depicts the Governor Langdon Mansion located on Pleasant Street. The building is a large, symmetrical structure with two prominent chimneys and several dormer windows on the roof. It features a central entrance with columns and a balcony above, flanked by windows with shutters. The mansion...

Gate Lodge, Governor Langdon Mansion, Pleasant Street, 1550-A

The image shows the Gate Lodge at the Governor Langdon Mansion on Pleasant Street. This small, single-story brick structure has a central door flanked by shuttered windows. It features a pyramidal roof with a chimney. Trees and a fence are visible in the background.

Larkin House, 1551-A

The image depicts the Larkin House, a three-story brick building with arched windows and a prominent central entrance. A set of steps leads up to a white door, flanked by wrought-iron railings. There is a sidewalk in front of the house, and a person is walking along it.

Larkin House, 1552-A

The image shows a view of a brick building identified as the Larkin House. It is partially obscured by trees and a tall wooden fence. The house has an arched window and a prominent entrance with stairs leading up to it. Several people are walking along the sidewalk in front of the fence.

Judge Sherburne House, 1569-A

The image shows the Judge Sherburne House, a large multi-story structure with a symmetrical front façade. It features a prominent cupola on the roof, multiple chimneys, and shuttered windows. A fenced porch is visible at the main entrance, and a person is walking along the sidewalk in front of the ...

Larkin House, 1553-A

The image shows the rear view of the Larkin house, a large brick building partially obscured by bare trees. The building has multiple stories and a prominent chimney. In the foreground, there is an expanse of grassy land with scattered, leafless trees.

Larkin House, 1554-A

The image shows a view of the Larkin House, partially obscured by trees in the foreground. The structure appears to be a multi-story brick building with visible chimneys. A solid fence is seen in the lower part of the image.

Larkin House, 1555-A

The image depicts the rear view of the Larkin House, partially obscured by bare trees in the foreground. The house is a multi-story brick building with multiple chimneys visible above the roofline. The surrounding area includes a yard with tree-covered terrain.

MacPheadris-Warner House, 1570-A

The image depicts the Warner House, a large brick building featuring several windows and a decorative cornice. It is surrounded by a wooden fence, with bare trees visible in the foreground. The angle of the photograph captures the side and front of the house.

Long-Ladd House, 1556-A

The image shows a two-story brick house known as the Long-Ladd House, with a prominent porch supported by columns and a balcony above it. The house features two chimneys and is partially obscured by trees. There is another building visible on the left side, and the scene includes a street in the for...

House on Middle Street, 1557-A

The image shows a large, two-story mansion with a symmetrical facade, featuring several windows and a prominent entryway with columns. The structure has chimneys and a small balcony above the entrance. There are bare trees in the foreground and a person standing near the entrance steps, partially ob...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1558-A

The image depicts the Wentworth-Gardner House, a large, historic structure with prominent multi-paned windows and a chimney. A large tree stands in front of the house, and a person in long clothing is visible near a stone wall in the foreground. Another building is partially visible to the left of t...

Door, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1559-A

The image features the door of the Wentworth-Gardner House. The door is framed by an elaborate decorative surround, including fluted pilasters on either side and a pediment on top. A multi-paned window is visible above the door.

Masion House, 1560-A

The image depicts a house identified as Masion House. It is a large three-story building with two prominent chimneys and multiple windows, some with shutters. There is a low fence in front with posts and a gate. Trees are visible around the structure, and a person is walking on the sidewalk in the f...

MacPheadris-Warner House, 1571-A

The image shows the MacPheadris-Warner House, partially obscured by trees and a wooden fence. The house features visible windows and a portion of its brick exterior. The surrounding foliage and fencing suggest a residential setting.

Balusters and Newel Post, Sheafe-Pierce House, 1562-A

The image shows a staircase in the Sheafe-Pierce House featuring detailed balusters and a prominent newel post, which were taken from the Gardner House. The staircase ascends to the left, with a patterned carpet running up the steps. On the right, a paneled wall leads to a closed door with three sma...

Balusters and Newel Post, Sheafe-Pierce House, 1563-A

The image shows the detailed craftsmanship of balusters and a newel post in the Sheafe-Pierce-House, which were taken from the Gardner House (but later returned in 1915). The balusters are closely arranged, featuring turned and carved designs, leading to the substantial newel post at the corner. The...

Balusters and Newel Post, Sheafe-Pierce House, 1564-A

The image shows an interior view of the Sheafe-Pierce House featuring intricate balusters and a newel post, which was returned to the Gardner House in 1915. The staircase showcases decorative balusters with varied spindle designs, and the newel post is prominently positioned at the base of the stair...

Fireplace Molding, Gardner House, 1565-A

The image depicts the fireplace molding in the northwest corner of the front chamber in the Gardner House. The molding features intricate carvings above a brick fireplace. The surrounding wall is covered with patterned wallpaper.

Fireplace Molding, Gardner House, 1566-A

The image shows the detailed fireplace molding in the northwest corner of the front chamber the Gardner House. The molding features intricate floral patterns above a fireplace, which is framed by brickwork and decorative tiles. The surrounding wall is adorned with patterned wallpaper, and a vent wit...

Judge Sherburne House, 1567-A

The image shows the Judge Sherburne House, a two-story structure with a prominent central entrance flanked by columns. The house features a symmetrical facade with several windows on both floors and dormer windows on the roof. A cupola is located at the top center. In front of the house is a fence a...

Judge Sherburne House, 1568-A

The image shows the Judge Sherburne House, a large, multi-story building featuring several windows with shutters and a steeply pitched roof with dormers. The front of the house has a porch supported by columns and is bordered by a picket fence. A chimney and cupola are visible on the roof. A person ...

MacPheadris-Warner House, 1572-A

The image shows the exterior of the MacPheadris-Warner House, a multi-story brick building partially obscured by several leafless trees. The house has a prominent rectangular window, a small structure with a railing on the roof, and it's bordered by a wooden fence along the street.

MacPheadris-Warner House, 1573-A

The image depicts the exterior of the Warner House, showing a large brick building with multiple stories and several rectangular windows. In the foreground, leafless trees are visible, and a wrought iron fence borders the property. The image captures a side view of the house with a slightly obscured...

MacPheadris-Warner House, 1574-A

The image shows the exterior of the MacPheadris-Warner House. It is a multi-story brick building with a pitched roof and several chimneys. The house is surrounded by a fence and partially obscured by leafless trees.

Jacob Wendell House, Pleasant Street, 1575-A

The image shows the Jacob Wendell House located on Pleasant Street. The house is a two-story structure with a symmetrical facade, featuring a central doorway adorned with a pediment. It has evenly spaced windows with shutters on the upper and lower floors, and three dormer windows on the roof. There...

Jacob Wendell House, Pleasant Street, 1576-A

The image depicts the Jacob Wendell House located on Pleasant Street. It shows a two-story colonial-style house with a prominent chimney and several windows with shutters. The property is surrounded by a fence and there are trees and plants around the house, contributing to the residential setting.

Jacob Wendell House Shed, Pleasant Street, 1577-A

The image depicts a a shed on the property of the Jacob Wendell House located on Pleasant Street. It shows a structure with arched doorways and columns, part of which is covered in vine growth. A tall, solid fence with a post is visible in the foreground, accompanied by a barrel near the base. Trees...

Colonel Whipple House, 1578-A

The image depicts the Colonel Whipple House, featuring a two-story structure with several windows that have shutters. A chimney is visible extending from the roof, which has a balustraded railing. The house appears to be located on a corner with a sidewalk and a tree in the foreground.

Treadwell-Cutter House, 1579-A

The image shows the Treadwell-Cutler House, a multi-story building with a symmetrical façade. It features six windows with shutters and decorative trim. The front entrance is accentuated by a small porch with columns. The house is partially covered with vines and surrounded by trees and foliage.

Unidentified House, 1580-A

The image depicts a three-story brick house with multiple windows featuring shutters and two prominent chimneys. The building is adorned with some climbing plants on its facade. There is a utility pole with visible wires in the foreground and a street sign.

Rear of George Jaffery House, 1581-A

The image shows the rear view of the George Jaffery House. The structure features multiple chimneys and a steeply pitched roof. A small annex with a simple door and window is attached to the main building. The exterior is clad in wooden siding, and there are several windows visible on the main house...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1582-A

The image shows the entrance of the Wentworth-Gardner House. It features a detailed and ornate doorway with a decorative pediment supported by fluted pilasters. The door has multiple panels and is accompanied by a transom window above. There are steps leading up to the entrance.

Beverly Historical Society, 1583-A

The image depicts a large, three-story building with multiple windows on each floor. It is surrounded by a wrought-iron fence and several trees are in the foreground. A person is walking on the sidewalk near the building. The structure is identified in the title as related to the Beverly Historical ...

Beverly Historical Society, 1584-A

The image shows a large, three-story building identified as the Beverly Historical Society. It features several windows and a prominent doorway framed by columns. In front of the building, a few people are seen walking on the sidewalk. Trees and a fence surround the building, and there is a lamppost...

Window, Beverly Historical Society, 1585-A

The image shows a window on a brick building associated with the Beverly Historical Society. The window has multiple panes with reflections of buildings visible in the glass. An arch of bricks is visible above the window frame.

Dr. Stearns House, 1586-A

The image shows a two-story wooden house identified as Dr. Stearns House. The house has a central chimney and features several shuttered windows on both floors. In front of the house, there is a large tree partially obscuring part of the structure. The house is surrounded by grass and a walkway runs...

Dr. Stearns House, 1587-A

The image shows Dr. Stearns House, a two-story structure with shutters on the windows. The house is surrounded by a fence and some trees, and it features a chimney on the roof. There is a tree in front of the house, and the landscape appears to be grassy.

Dr. Stearns House, 1588-A

The image shows the exterior of Dr. Stearns House, characterized by its siding and two visible windows with shutters. A tree partially obscures the lower portion of this side of the house. The roofline forms a triangular peak at the top of the structure.

Dr. Stearns House, 1589-A

The image shows Dr. Stearns House, depicting a two-story wooden structure with a pitched roof and multiple windows with shutters. In front of the house, there is a wooden picket fence. Trees and shrubs surround the house, adding to the natural setting.

Dr. Stearns House, 1590-A

The image depicts Dr. Stearns House, a two-story building with a prominent brick chimney and shuttered windows. An adjacent single-story section with an additional chimney is visible to the right. The house is surrounded by trees and there is a fence and some scattered wood in the foreground.

Dr. Stearns House, 1591-A

The image shows Dr. Stearns House, a two-story wooden structure with several windows featuring shutters. Attached to the main building is a smaller annex. The house is surrounded by trees. A chimney extends from the roof, and a rope delineates a boundary in the foreground.

Manning Manse, 1592-A

The image shows the Manning House, a two-story structure with a symmetrical facade. The house is constructed of wood, featuring several windows with visible shutters. There is a central door on the ground floor, and the roof is pitched with a chimney emerging from the center. Surrounding the house a...

Manning Manse, 1593-A

The image shows the Manning Manse, a historic house with a steeply pitched roof and a central chimney. Dense foliage surrounds the building, and there are two people standing in front of it, facing the structure. The scene includes partial views of other structures and trees in the background.

Manning Manse, 1594-A

The image depicts a side view of Manning Manse, a two-story wooden building with a dormer window and multiple rectangular windows on each floor. The house has a sloped roof and a prominent brick chimney. The exterior is partially obscured by trees and shrubs.

Manning Manse, 1595-A

The image shows a two-story house with a wooden exterior, identified as Manning Manse. The structure has a sloped roof and several windows on both floors. Vines and shrubs partially cover the lower portion of the house, and trees are visible in the background.

Manning Manse, 1596-A

The image depicts the Manning Manse, a historic house with wooden siding. The building has a steeply pitched roof, a chimney, and multiple windows, including a central window above a small entrance with an overhang. The surrounding area features trees and bushes.