US Post Office-Greenfield Main

Dr. J. A. Savage House

John Scott Horner House

Samuel B. Stauber Farm

St. Mary School

Wilder Homestead

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Chicago and North-Western Land Office

NRHP-delisted

Salem Town Hall
Atkins High School
Waughtown-Belview Historic District

Ozark Courthouse Square Historic District

Smith Cottage

Cook Forest State Park Indian Cabin District

Twenty-seven "cure cottage" built between 1900 and 1940.

Lamar-Calder House

Roughly bounded by Haled, Junia, Monmouth, Glendale, Goldfloss, Brookline & Main Sts.

Estill-Fite House

Winston Tower

Jesse R. Zeigler House

The original "cure cottage" of the Adirondack Cottage Sanitorium founded by Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau.

Franklin Bridge

Upper Dallas School

Stewart Home School

Bridge 9

Debar Park Rd.

Clayville Historic District

First Congregational Church
Roughly, 71-213 S. Main St.
Bounded by North, Church, Union, and both sides of Warren Sts.

Wiederkehr Wine Cellar

Brown-Henry House

St. Matthias Mission

Ora Blanchard House

An Adirondack Great Camp designed by William L. Coulter in 1898 for Isabel Ballantine of New York City.

Snow Hill Rd. over Johnson Fork, north of Rockdale

Wallace-Jagdfeld Octagon House

Old Statehouse Historic District

North of Altus

Aetna Station No. 5

Valley Farm Ruins

Benson's New Block and the Mohawk Chambers
Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge

Maine Woods Office

Franklin County Courthouse

S of Louisburg near jct. of SR 1760 and 1761

Built in 1899; also called the Farmers National Bank Building.

New Salem Common Historic District

Ceresco, Wisconsin

Hunt-Moore House

Dedic Site

Jones-Wright House

Simeon Alexander Jr. House

William and Annie McDermott House
Baptist Church

Sewanee Fire Lookout Tower

Millers Falls Rd. south of Pine Meadow Rd.

Northwest Bay Rd.

Eastern lawn of the Capitol at the end of Capital Ave.

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Maine

South Main Street Historic District

Fort Gadsden Historic Memorial

From the Laurel Feeder Dam to Brookville

Julian Farm

Cowan Tunnel

SE of Youngsville on SR 1101

U.S. Border Inspection Stations MPS

South of U.S. Route 2 over the Sandy River

Trout River Border Crossing

Colored Soldiers Monument in Frankfort

Wilson Cottage

NRHP

The Cabins

Thurmond and Lucy Chatham House

Richford Primary School

Bank of Winchester Building

An intact Queen Anne-style "cure cottage".
Distin Cottage
Azure Mountain Fire Observation Station

Frankfort Cemetery and Chapel

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

Orin Savage Cottage
Eagle Island, Upper Saranac Lake

Now the Phillips Community House.

Swanton Covered Railroad Bridge

Raube Road Site
Prominent church building with square corner tower, designed by E. Townsend Mix in Romanesque Revival style and built between 1865 and 1868. This Congregational congregation included settlers from New England and was active early in the abolition movement, the formation of the Republican party, and other progressive causes.
Roughly, Watson St. from Seward to Jackson Sts. and Jackson and Scott Sts. from Watson to Blackburn Sts.

Decherd Boulevard

Chester Valentine House
An Adirondack Great Camp designed by William L. Coulter for New York copper magnate and financier Adolph Lewisohn in 1903.

Thomas A. Crews House

Leavitt-Hovey House

McCleary Farm

South of the junction of River and 1st Sts.

Richwood Estate

Salem Tavern

Paul Smith's Hotel Store

Roughly bounded by Harrington, Johnson, Moosup Valley and Barb Hill, and Cucumber Hill Rds.

Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Freight Warehouse and Office

Bounded roughly by Sycamore, church land woods, Indiana and Water Sts., and Gehring Farm

Christian Thomas Shultz House

North Main Street Historic District

Speed Farm

Rev. Jesse R. Zeigler House

U.S. Inspection Station-East Richford, Vermont

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An 1893 Queen Anne-style "cure cottage".

North Jay Grange Store

Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Depot

Prescott Place, Helen & Front Sts., Sheppard, Franklin & Clinton Aves.

off U.S. Route 64

W side NC 1436 between NC 1432 and NC 1434

Bronze sculpture of an angel holding the Book of Life, created by Lorado Taft around 1923. Given by the Shalers for the whole cemetery.

Franklin County Seminary

Southwest of Carrabelle off U.S. Route 319

Free Will Baptist Meetinghouse

Dr. Samuel Perry House

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Nebraska

Central Vermont Railroad Headquarters

Camp Five Farmstead

Shook-Vanzant Farm

An intact "cure cottage" built before 1915.
A "cure cottage" designed by architect William G. Distin for his father, photographer William L. Distin, built between 1915 and 1925.

Built in 1899 by Tullahoma builder Franklin Pierce McDowell for local banker Smith Morgan Alexander .

St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Merle Whitman Tourist Cabin

Camp Intermission
Stonaker Cottage

Old Stone Tavern

H. D. Poindexter Houses

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Feisthamel-Edelberg Cottage

Reputed birthplace of the U.S. Republican Party, born from an anti-slavery meeting in 1854. Greek Revival-styled one-room school built in 1853.

Trinity Episcopal Church

Solomon Goodrich Homestead

Old State Road 1 over the Whitewater River

Altus Well Shed-Gazebo

Rose Hill

Summit of Loon Lake Mountain

Little White Schoolhouse

Breezy Hill Site

Main St. at Capital Ave.

W of Ozark on AR 219

A "cure cottage" built in 1923.

Archeological Site 15 Fr 34
Arrowhead

Greenfield and Gill

North side NC 65, east of the junction with NC 67

Cook Forest State Park

Kendall-Blankenburg House

Home of the Swift River Historical Society

Depot St.

Liberty Hall

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Portions of 800 & 900 blks. of Camel, Cameron, Graham, Jackson & Rich Aves., E. 10th St.& Cameron Ave Bridge

East Main-High Street Historic District

Charleston Commercial Historic District

A 1934 Classical Revival-style post office building designed by the Office of the Supervising Architect of the Treasury, Louis A. Simon.

Capitol grounds at end of Capital Ave.
Old State Capitol

United States Post Office

Franklinton Depot

Harrietstown Hall and 26 commercial buildings constructed between 1867 and 1932.

A. Robinson Building

East of Decherd on Greenhaw Rd.

Roberts-Justice House

L'Ecole Saintes-Anges
Highgate Rd.

Saint John Evangelical Lutheran Church

Pine Street School

Southwest Historic District

S of Ingleside on NC 39

Shelton-Rich Farmstead

Bridge 12

Forsyth County Courthouse
E side, S. Church St. near Race St., Old Salem

St. George's Catholic Church

Shelburne Free Public Library

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church

Joseph Shafer Farm

Single Brothers' House

Amos G. Winter House

• Boundary increase : Roughly the area outside the original district west and north along Muddy Creek, south to Reynolda Rd., and east along Walker Rd.

Montgomery House

Charles Patterson House

The Hermitage

Roughly bounded by Broadway, Blanton, St. Clair, Ann, and High Sts.

Whitewater Canal Historic District

Highly intact 4-story Neoclassical-styled brick apartment complex, built in 1921 by the Immel Construction Company. Its apartments were modern at the time, with gas stoves, hot and cold running water, telephones and garbage disposals.

Waughtown–Belview Historic District

Madrid Village Schoolhouse

Hathaway Cottage

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Roughly bounded by Cole Ave., Plainfield Pike, Field Hill Rd., and Victory Highway

Snow Hill Covered Bridge

Single Brothers Industrial Complex Site

Weehawken

Rangeley Public Library

Methodist Church of Richmond

Mulberry River Bridge

Mt. Hygeia

Dr. Beverly Jones House

Brighton Town Hall

Destroyed

West Berkshire School

Jay-Niles Memorial Library

John Wesley Snyder House

Scruggs Lane and Leestown Pike

Brandon Village Hall and Library

Northbrook Lodge on Osgood Pond is a historic camp located within the Adirondack Park in Franklin County, New York. The camp complex was built by noted great camp builder Benjamin A. Muncil for Canadian Senator Wilfrid Laurier McDougald, circa 1925.

Hylehurst

Col. James Lewis House

South School

J. W. Paisley House
Bethabara Moravian Church

NY 26 E of jct. with Kenny Rd.

Apalachicola Historic District

North of Farmington on Holly Rd. off State Route 27

Magill Cottage

Ballard Farm

Fuller House

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Romanesque Revival design built between 1883 and 1885, church was in use for more than 100 years.

South Trade Street Houses

Merrill Hall

Franklin County Jail

Willard Manufacturing Company Building

Frankfort Greenhouses

Over Thompson's Creek off the northern side of State Route 43 at the Franklin-Somerset county line

Archeological Site 15 Fr 52
Archeological Site 15 Fr 26

Musselman Cottage

David G. Raney House

Stockheughter Covered Bridge

Hathaway's Tavern

Weldon Hotel

Goler Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church

Maple Street Covered Bridge

A wood-framed church built in 1916.

Riverside Archeological District

A largely intact "cure cottage" built before 1896.

East Division St. generally bounded by Oaklawn Ave. and Amory St.; Sheboygan St. generally bounded by Everett St. and N.

Colbath Cottage

Kernersville Depot

Bernardston Congregational Unitarian Church

St. Albans Historic District

Sunderland Center Historic District

Holly Avenue Historic District
Middleton House

Main and River Sts.

Salem College campus and area near Salem Sq.

Paul Smith's College campus
Malone Freight Depot

John G. Coburn Farm

R.N. Mann House

Extends through Franklin, Kennebec, Sagadahoc, and Somerset counties

Zaugg Bank Barn

Hotel Calumet

S. Main and Academy Sts.

Longley Covered Bridge

William A. Jeffreys House
Clifton House and Mill Site

Address Restricted

Blanton-Crutcher Farm

Yent Mound

The Elms

Hillside Lodge

Kentucky State Arsenal

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Oak Street and US Highway 64
Falls Mills Historic District

Cape St. George Light

Reynolda Historic District

Northfield Center Cemetery

Montgomery and Nancy Tallmadge House
Most of Ripon's old downtown, including the 1860/1890 Dodge and Manville Carriage Works, the 1870 Wolcott and Kinsbury Jewelry Store, the 1872 Italianate Pettibone dry goods store, the 1905 Neoclassical Ripon Public Library, the 1922 20th-Century Commercial-styled Kohl Hardware Company, and the 1930 Art Deco First National Bank.

Isaac Gray House

Longfellow School

Chatham Manufacturing Company

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On Broadway, bounded by Madison, Clinton, and Lewis Sts.

New Sharon Congregational Church

Clay St.

Memorial Industrial School

Greenhill Cemetery, southeast of the junction of E. Main St. and Myrtle Ave.

County road over the Republican River, 1 mile east and 1.5 miles south of Riverton

Gray Spring Recreation Area-Forest Service Road 1003 Historic District

Watson Street Commercial Historic District

St. Philips Moravian Church

North of Altus at St. Mary's Mountain

Hanes Hosiery Mill-Ivy Avenue Plant

The Homestead

Hectorville Covered Bridge

Butternut-Franklin Lakes Archeological District

Giroux Furniture Company Building

Laurel Mill and Col. Jordan Jones House

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Tennessee

A farm with an 1896 Victorian farmhouse and seven outbuildings built between 1820 and 1940.

E.E. Hume Hall

Mars Hill Baptist Church

Bass Boarding House

VT 105-A over the Missisquoi River

Chester Greenwood House

Roughly bounded by Business 40, Poplar, Salem Ave., Walnut, Shober, Hutton Sts, Granville Dr. and Beaumont St.

Club Harbor

Glen Willis

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge No. 89

Horton Gristmill

Deerfield Valley Agricultural Society Fairgrounds

Knight-Taylor-Hockensmith House

Bounded roughly by Federal, Catherine, Allen, Lower Welden, Houghton, and Pine Sts.
Sweat-Comings Company House

Roughly bounded by Waughtown, Vargrave, Haled & Chapel Sts.

One-company lumbering town which boomed from 1899 until the mill burned in 1931. Abandoned by 1939.

Dundee Road

Frankfort Commercial Historic District

Merrillsville Cure Cottage

Comstock Covered Bridge

Junction of Depot, Lock's Village, Montague and Morse Village Rds.

Moose Temple

Bridge and State Sts.
S. Main St.

Owned by the local historical society.

Reynolda Rd.

Salmon Turrell Farmstead

Farmington Historic District

North of Winston-Salem on NC 65, SR 1611, 1628, and 1688

East Charlemont District School

Robert M. Hanes House

Tufts House

Jennings Cottage

Archibald H. Davis Plantation

Billado Block

Hundred Oaks

Fort Gadsden

St. John's Episcopal Church

Arista Cotton Mill Complex

Roughly W. Commercial, W. Main, 2nd, and 3rd Sts. on Courthouse Sq.

Conrad-Starbuck House

Main St.

Residential neighborhood from early 20th century, with many cottages retaining the "cure porches" that distinguished the area's early days as a sanitarium.
Moss Ledge

Leverett Center Historic District

Shell Service Station

Foster Center Historic District

Clayton Family Farm

Listed as being in the St. Albans vicinity.

Orange Center Historic District

Witherspoon Cottage

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, North Carolina

Union Church

Jacob Woodruff House

SW of Louisburg near jct. of SR 1114 and SR 1109

Madison St.

Johnson County Line-Ozark-Crawford County Line Road, Altus Segment

Moore's Corner Historic District

SR 1611

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First Baptist Church

Heath Center Historic District

Little Red Schoolhouse

U.S. Inspection Station-West Berkshire, Vermont

Pomeroy Cottage
The New York Central Adirondack Line ran from Remsen to Lake Placid. There are extant stations in Lake Clear Junction and Saranac Lake; the Adirondack Scenic Railroad runs a tourist train between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake.

Portridge

North of St. Albans off U.S. Route 7

Now the local historical society museum.

Bethania Historic District

An intact "cure cottage" built about 1920.

James B. and Diana M. Dyer House

Leis Cottage

Pfafftown vicinity

U.S. Inspection Station–Fort Covington, New York

Crooked River Lighthouse

Ashfield Plain Historic District

Old Statehouse

Main, Greenfield, and Jacksonville Rds., Streeter Ln., and River and Coburn Sts.

National Register of Historic Places listings in Forest County, Wisconsin

Zevely House

Southeast of Belvidere off U.S. Route 64

Whitaker-Clary House

Dinesen-Motzfeldt-Hettinger Log House

Mount Vernon Tavern

Jct. of Seward and Elm Sts.

Sosnik-Morris-Early Commercial Block

Holmes-Crafts Homestead

West Whately Historic District

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Haggin Farm

Eagle Island Camp

Harmony and Hickory Townships

Korner's Folly

Evarts-McWilliams House

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin, Virginia

Junction of VT 108 and Academy Rd.

Baker Farm

Ripon College Historic District

Bardwell's Ferry Bridge

Front St.

House was demolished in 1997.

Lincoln Hotel

Cook Forest State Park River Cabin District

Shamrock Mills

Demolished.
Barn on Lot 8, Range G

Noyes Cottage

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Dupee Music Hall

Borders Farm

Winston-Salem Tobacco Historic District

Alvah Stone Mill
Along the bank of the Cold River

Leis Block

Unknown

Site of an agricultural commune based on Fourierist ideals, a.k.a. the Wisconsin Phalanx, which was founded in 1844 and disbanded in 1851.

Sterling Cotton Mill

National Register of Historic Places listings in Foster, Rhode Island

Old German Baptist Brethren Church
Washington Park Historic District

Asia School

S of Keese Mills Rd., Upper St. Regis Lake

Pepper Building

Hotel Retlaw

Old Union Meetinghouse
Jacob Abbott House

Republican River Bridge

Cottage Row Historic District

Hoots Milling Company Roller Mill

Little Cedar Grove Baptist Church

Lower Main St.

Centerville Historic District
NHLD
Reynolds Building

End of the Trail

Enosburg Congregational Memorial Church

Center Cross School

Spruce Street YMCA

First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
Rangeley Trust Company Building

National Register of Historic Places listings in Fort Bend County, Texas

Shemuel Kearney House

Moosup Valley Historic District

Highgate Falls village green

Thomas and Lois Wheless House

Scotland

Colrain Center Historic District

SE of Louisburg off NC 581
N of Louisburg on U.S. 401

Risk Brothers Site
Kentucky State University campus
Beeches

Franklin County Courthouse, Southern District

E. Main St.

Philip and Johanna Hoehns House
Graylyn

Archibald Taylor House
Dean Farm

Listed on the register as "U.S. Inspection Station-East Rockford, Vermont".

Mis-listed as "John G. Coburn", on River Road.

John Henry Kapp Farm

The Wilder Homestead was the boyhood home of Almanzo Wilder; it is an historic home and farmstead near Malone. The two-story, Greek Revival style frame dwelling was built in 1843.

Also known as the Solomon Drown House.

S. J. Nissen Building

Sisson's Peony Gardens
Zion Congregational Church

P.H. Hanes Knitting Company

Hiram Ramsdell House

Robert Todd Summer Home

Octagon House

A "cure cottage" for a single patient built about 1903.

River Drive

Roughly bounded by Church, High, E. Main, and Franklin Sts.

First Congregational Church of Swanton

Church St. between South and Library Sts.

Larom-Welles Cottage
A private, shingled cure cottage" built about 1906.

St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Enosburg Opera House

Boundary decrease
Temple Intervale School

Off Rocky Branch Rd., over North Elkhorn Creek

Camp Topridge

Destroyed in 1987

Belvidere vicinity

Bardwell's Ferry Rd. over the Deerfield River

S. G. Atkins House

Burkeville Covered Bridge

Decherd vicinity
Southeast of Cowan

Imperial Sugar Company Refinery Historic District

Fairfield Street School
United States Post Office and Custom House

Hopkins Cottage

Andrew Hearn Log House and Farm

Houghton House

Powers Institute Historic District

SE corner of Blackburn and Blossom Sts.

Otter Spring House

Northbrook Lodge
A cure cottage built about 1911.
Seeley Cottage

Nissen Building

Prospect Point Camp

Home to the local historical society.

Sarbanes Cottage

Franklin Agricultural Society Fairgrounds

Richard J. Reynolds High School and Richard J. Reynolds Memorial Auditorium

Kemp-Shepard House
Sheldon Boright House

House was moved to Louisburg in 2009.

US Post Office-Malone

Green Hill House

Loon Lake Mountain Fire Observation Station
The Loon Lake Mountain Fire Observation Station is a historic fire observation station located on Loon Lake Mountain at Loon Lake in Franklin County, New York. The station includes a 35-foot-tall , steel-frame lookout tower erected in 1917 that has been abandoned since 1971. The tower was built by the Aermotor Corporation.

District No. 2 School

IOOF Lodge built in 1891, and used as meeting hall and for basketball games, plays, and dinners. Now houses the Rosendale Historical Society.

Dills Site

Montague Center Historic District

Harrietstown Rd.

Turners Falls Historic District

Dr. J. H. Harris House

El Dorado Apartments
Second Empire-styled house with mansard roof and high limestone foundation, built in 1874 by Charles Kendall, a Civil War veteran and painter. Around 1890 Albert Blankenburg, who owned a furniture store, added the ell with Stick style decoration.

Ashfield Rd.

Italianate mansion with 3-story tower, begun by Selim Newton in 1846, and greatly expanded by Galloway from 1868 to 1880. Galloway was involved in lumber, real estate, banking, and served in the state assembly. Now a museum.

Greenfield Post Office

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Buildings 2-1 and 2-2

Barngalow

Off U.S. Route 421

Lost Creek Archeological Site

Residential neighborhood developed partly by John Scott Horner, including the 1852 Eggleston/Brown house, the 1854 Colonial Revival Northrup-Dellinger-Cowan house, the 1857 Second Empire Henton house, the 1866 Italianate Fowler house, the 1895 Queen Anne Mason house, the 1907 Dutch Colonial Revival Heiman house, the 1915 Behm Bungalow, the 1921 Craftsman Huibregtse house, and the 1935 Tudor Revival Krause house.

Junction of Franklin Church Rd. and State Road 101, 0.5 miles north of Fox Run Rd. and northeast of Brookville
Roughly bounded by U.S. Route 52, Columbia St., the Whitewater Canal, Duck Creek, Mount St., and Main St., at Metamora

An 1830 stone house, believed to be the oldest extant house in Franklin County.

Bristow Hotel

New Sharon Bridge

Franklin County Fairgrounds

A Aermotor LS40 steel tower erected in 1918 by the Conservation Commission.

East Fairfield Covered Bridge
U.S. Route 7 and VT 36

Mt. Hygeia Rd.

W. F. Smith and Sons Leaf House and Brown Brothers Company Building

Second set of boundaries represents a boundary increase of

A largely intact private "cure cottage" built before 1925

Methodist Episcopal Church

Junction of Franklin and Main Sts.

Home to the Phillips Historical Society.

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Corner in Celebrities Historic District

Shawville Rd.

ME 27

Ardmore Historic District

Person Place

North of Winston-Salem on NC 67

Peter Simmons House

Morgan Cottage

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Indiana

Indera Mills

VT 104A, southeast of U.S. Route 7

Center, Main, North, School, and Union Sts.
Buckland and Shelburne

Paddock Building
Johnson Cottage

Old Franklin United Brethren Church

A two-story "cure cottage" that was originally a barn, converted to residential use in 1910.

Old Salem
Reynoldstown Historic District

William F. Norton House

Franklin Lake Campground

Coplin Plantation Schoolhouse

A "cure cottage" built c. 1912.

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Andrews-Moore House

Col. R.T.P. Allen House

Brookville Historic District

Franklin Historic District

Tygert Street Historic District

Pierce Site

Haynes House

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Richmond Courthouse Site

Anselm Lincoln House

Rural Catholic church in Carpenter Gothic style, built by immigrants from Bengel, Prussia in 1861, with tower added in 1888. With adjacent cemetery.

Charlemont Village Historic District

Capt. Joel Whitney House

Hundred Oaks Castle

Old Governor's Mansion

George and Mary Agnes Dana House

Avenue D and 6th Street

Odd Fellows' Hall

Rockledge

South end of the old downtown, including the 1875 Italianate Frieberg Grocery, the 1890 High Victorian Gothic Carstens' Meat Market, the 1903 Richardsonian Romanesque Commercial National Bank, the 1912 Neoclassical Citizens State Bank, and the 1923 Commercial-style Commercial National Bank,

Capt. George Dorrance House

Off Pennsylvania Route 36 at Cooksburg

Tims Ford Hydroelectric Project

Cascine

Hutcherson Site

Crooked River Light

Octagon house begun in 1850, with grout walls, a large bay window, and widow's walk. Woodruff was a blacksmith from Connecticut who joined the Ceresco Phalanx. He was also an abolitionist and helped found Wisconsin's Republican Party.

Drury Cottage
Helen Hill Historic District

U.S. Inspection Station-Coburn Gore, Maine

Junction of Town Highways 3 and 26
Community Baptist Church and Parsonage

Algonquin Ave.

south of Frankfort on U.S. Route 127

Knies Blacksmith Shop

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Radwell Cottage

Oldenburg Historic District

Adirondack Forest Preserve

St. Albans Town Hall

SW of Gupton at jct. of SR 1432 and 1436

Hutchins Covered Bridge

North of Old Salem off U.S. Route 64

East Hawley Center Historic District

Duck Creek Aqueduct

Fort Bend County Courthouse

Full length of Main St. from Millers Brook to Pauchaug Brook

Larom Cottage

Conway Center Historic District
Roughly N. and S. Main St. from Prospect St. to River St.

Extends into Clarion County

Boundary Increase 2010 : Roughly bounded by Deerfield River, Bridge St., Massachusetts Route 2 and Arms Cemetery

Pipe Site

Heath Rd., MA 8A over Mill Brook

First Baptist Church of Fond du Lac

Parish of the Holy Trinity

Bissell Bridge
Roughly along Main and South Sts. and adjacent parts of Buckland and Norton Hill Rds.

Linden Street Historic District

Upper St.

Foster and Scituate

Cowan Depot

A 1918, Aermotor galvanized steel fire tower on Azure Mountain.

East Leverett Historic District

U.S. Routes 58 and 258

Roughly bounded by Dacian, Waughtown St, Bellwauwood, Sprague, Ernest, Goldfloss, and Gilbreath Dr.

Roughly bounded by the Kentucky River on the south and the west, St. Clair and Main Sts.

S of Louisburg on SR 1702; also the northern side of NC 1702

Saranac Lake

Goler Metropolitan AME Zion Church

S. Strong Rd.

George Black House and Brickyard

Circular Barn at Cloverdale Farm

Mole Lake, Wisconsin

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Bronze-cast statue of a Native American warrior slumped on his horse, commissioned by Clarence Shaler and created by James Earle Fraser in 1929.

Nomination form: https://web.archive.org/web/20150507163847/http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/05000359.pdf

Edwin H. Galloway House

Andrew Trumbo Log House

Newton Street School

E. L. Gray House

Neo-Gothic styled church with modified cruciform plan, designed by M. O. Pillsbury and built 1906-07 for influential Baptist congregation.

Bounded by E. and W. 2nd St., Logan St., the Kentucky River, High St., and Mero St.

Elm St.

Off NY 30, Upper Saranac Lake

Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Building

Point Breeze

An 1896 Bungalow-style "cure cottage".

Craver Apartment Building

Salem Town House

This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Forest County, Pennsylvania.This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Forest County, Pennsylvania, United States.

An Adirondack Great Camp built in 1923 by Marjorie Merriweather Post, founder of General Foods and the daughter of C. W. Post.

Union Station

Northfield Main Street Historic District

Cooke House

Confederate Monument in Frankfort

A built about 1910, it may have been designed as a private "cure cottage" by William G. Distin.
A 1904 Colonial Revival-style house that evolved into a "cure cottage".

Aldridge H. Vann House

Listed as Turner Falls Historic District

Centerville vicinity
Louisburg College campus

Ryan Cottage

Forest Mound Cemetery, N. Madison St.

Extends into Crawford County

Designed and built by Benjamin A. Muncil in 1914.

Bridge Street, over Black Creek, near East Fairfield

Brickenstein-Leinbach House

Malone Armory
An intact 1896 "cure cottage".

East Hawley, Plainfield, Buckland, and Ashfield Rds.

Downtown North Historic District

A private home built in 1916 for the president of Northern New York Telephone who used it as a "cure cottage".

Cutler Memorial Library

Off WI Q

Cedar Grove and Highland Township

Saddleback Rd.

Freer Cottage

Roughly bounded by the Apalachicola River, Apalachicola Bay, and 17th and Jefferson Streets

Cumberland Mountain Tunnel

O'Hanlon Building

Perry School

East of Frankfort on Glenns Creek Rd.

Locust Grove

Georgia Plain Baptist Church
Warner Home

NC 1003 W side, 0.2 miles S of jct. with NC 1252

U.S. Route 52 at Little Cedar Rd., southeast of Brookville

Roughly bounded by the Connecticut River, Power Canal, and 9th and L Sts.

Old Salem Historic District

St. Ann's Episcopal Church

An 1883 Romanesque stone church featuring a fortress-like tower with bell-ringer's room and eleven-bell carillon.

East of Harvieland on Stoney Creek Rd. at the Kentucky River

William I Cole House

A Great Camp built for theatrical agent William Morris, designed by William G. Distin

Main and Anson Sts.

John M. and Lottie D. Moore House

Saint Margaret Mary Catholic Mission

Oak Grove Circle, east of the junction with Bethabara Rd.

Built in 1905, it is the oldest synagogue in the Adirondacks.

Roughly bounded by Leonard St., Acadia Ave., Sunnyside Ave., Vintage Ave., Broad St., Bond St. and Washington Park

Bridge has been dismantled and is awaiting repairs

Maine and Academy Sts.

Town Highway 2

Williamson House

Roughly, Church St. from Main St. to St. Bernard St.

Along the Hidden Lakes Trail near Butternut and Franklin Lakes

Rural Hall Depot

NE New York State

Porter's Bar Site

Franklin County was organized in 1795, but did not have a courthouse until 1803, during which time terms of the court were held at Silas Hathaway's tavern, the oldest house in the city.

former home of Arthur Marks, son of Governor Albert S. Marks. Significantly damaged in a fire in 1990. Delisted between and , but reinstated.

SR 1103

Bounded by Chestnut St. on the W., 5th and 7th Sts. on the N., Linden St. on the E., and 4th and Fogle Sts. on the S.

District No. 8 School

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, New York

Hill Cemetery and Parson Hubbard House Historic District

South Frankfort Neighborhood Historic District

O'Kane-Jacobs House

Old Richmond Schoolhouse and Gymnasium

Hopkins Covered Bridge

Missouri-Pacific Depot-Altus

J. S. Hill House

Arnold Trail to Quebec

Berkeley Square Historic District

East Division Street-Sheboygan Street Historic District
NE of Fond du Lac in Pipe
Romanesque-styled Catholic church built of limestone from the surrounding fields, with a prominent steeple and spire, begun in 1857 and added to in 1892. The community is so strongly German that the language was used in services until 1948.

Henry G. and Annie B. Green House

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Massachusetts

Temple Intervale

North Leverett, Dudleyville, Rattlesnake Gutter & Church Hill Rds.

Massenburg Plantation

The Adirondack Forest Preserve is a National Historic Landmark. Approximately of the six million acre park are located in Franklin county.
Hooey Cottage

Whately Center Historic District

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Illinois

Main St. roughly from Highway 217 to Tilden St.

Oquossoc Log Church

Old U.S. Courthouse and Post Office

Jct. of Co. Rt. 99 and Old NY 3
Beth Joseph Synagogue

Northeast of Brookville on Flinn Road

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Florida

U.S. Inspection Station-Richford, Vermont
F.W. Wheeler House

Old United States Courthouse and Post Office

Shelburne Falls Historic District

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Old 101 Rd. over Armstrong Cr.

German-American Bank

W.C. Brown Apartment Building

E of NY 30

Roughly bounded by W. Fifth, W. Eighth, N. Main and N. Cherry Sts.

Lake and Mill Sts.
Sloan Cottage

May include Reynolda House Museum of American Art

Adirondack Park

Mohawk Trail
Riverside Village Historic District

Agnew Hunter Bahnson House

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• Boundary increase : 314 W. 4th St.

Armstrong Creek Bridge

North Leverett Historic District

Anthony Wayne Cook Mansion

Frankfort Storage Building-Armory

C.L. and Bessie G. McGhee House

Ellenberger Cottage
Built in 1848, it is believed to be the oldest extant commercial building in Franklin County.
Headquarters of the 1907 company formed by hotelier Paul Smith.
A private "cure cottage" designed by architect Maurice Feustmann for use by his own family.

Lloyd Presbyterian Church

West Hill Covered Bridge

Central Frankfort Historic District
Penn-Marshall Stone House

Wendell Town Common Historic District

West Salem Historic District

Paul Smith's Electric Light and Power and Railroad Company Complex

Person–McGhee Farm

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Vermont

Fort Covington–Dundee Border Crossing
A boardinghouse-style "cure cottage" built in 1910.

Winter's Hill off State Route 27

Church Street Historic District

Roughly bounded by U.S. Route 60, Rockland Ct., and the Kentucky River; also roughly bounded by U.S. Route 60, Taylor Ave., the Kentucky River, and the Tanglewood subdivision

In 1894 Charles Ellis constructed this building with a harness shop on the first floor and cold storage above. In 1897 the village of Brandon bought the building and reconfigured it for meeting halls, the fire department, and eventually the library.

north of Frankfort

The Recording Angel
Rural Gothic-styled fieldstone church with angle buttresses, built around 1871.

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Southern side of U.S. Route 60

A virtually intact "cure cottage" built in 1930, near the end of the cure cottage era.

Metamora Historic District

Hopkins Mill Historic District

Isaac Harrison McKaughan House

A Coulter and Westhoff-designed single-family "cure cottage" built in 1907.
Mill St.

Junction of W. Fifth and Spring Sts.

Waupun Post Office
Two segments of the old Military Road built around 1835, which linked Fort Howard with Fort Crawford .

Roughly bounded by Knollwood, Queen, Duke, and Ardsley Sts.

This Italianate house constructed around 1858 appears to be the earliest house with walls of concrete block in the state. Pedrick, a mason, constructed it himself.

Western side of Reeds Mills Rd., 0.05 miles north of its junction with State Route 4

First Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Camp Wild Air

Joseph Franklin Bland House

Now a bed & breakfast inn

Schrader-Griswold Cottage

Cicero Francis Lowe House

The Wilder Homestead

Baird Cottage

Gilmer Building

Old Tavern Farm

Waller House

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Kentucky

Oak Grove School

Monreath

Duane Methodist Episcopal Church
Hastings Farmstead

Western side of Dodge Pond Rd., 0.65 miles north of the junction of State Routes 4/16

NYCRR Right-of-Way from Remsen to Lake Placid

Archeological Site 15 FR 368

Little Red

W side of US 401 S, 0.25 miles N of NC 1110

Originally on Wilton Road; moved to fairgrounds in 2007.

Brigham Academy

St. Regis Mountain Fire Observation Station

Oak Crest Historic District

First Union Protestant Church of Mountain View

Shutesbury, January Hills, Still Corner & Cushman Rds.

McBean Cottage

Downtown Richford Historic District
Fuller Covered Bridge

Garden Theater Block

County Road 67

Valentine Square

U.S. Route 60, south of Hanley Ln.

Dr. A. H. Allen Cottage

Kentucky State Capitol
Switzer Covered Bridge

Off Nebraska Highway 31C

St. Philip's Moravian Church

Maj. Joseph Griswold House

South of Montgomery Center over the South Branch of the Trout River

Gov. Charles S. Morehead House

Old Salem-Lexie and Falls Mill Rds.

Town Highway 1

Old N. Jay Rd. on State Route 4

Restored in 2009

A "cure cottage" designed by Scopes and Feustmann, built between 1911 and 1913.

Rudolph and Louise Ebert House

New York Central Railroad Adirondack Division Historic District

Western terminus of Parker Ave.

Jackson Hall, Kentucky State University
Bridgeport School

Simplified Italianate house built around 1860 with walls of limestone masonry. Horner was a founder of Ripon, who had been governor of Michigan Territory and secretary of Wisconsin Territory.
Catholic parochial school, designed by Frank Stepnoski in Collegiate Gothic style with brick walls and an entry tower and built in 1928. A.k.a. St. Mary's Springs Academy.

Destroyed and replaced with a new bridge

William Allen Blair House
James Mitchell Rogers House

U.S. Inspection Station–Trout River, New York

B. Ray and Charlotte Woods House

Boundary decrease 2014-06-20

Ceresco Site

Patty Person Taylor House

Orgone Energy Observatory

West of U.S. Route 5, bounded by Mill Village Rd., "The Street", Broughton's Pond Rd., and Pogues Hole Rd.

Debar Pond Lodge

Main St. between Chapman and Hope Sts., also along Bank Row

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Alabama

National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Arkansas

Glenwood Rd.

Carpenter Gothic-styled church clad in board and batten, built in 1860 by the local Episcopal congregation.

Foster

Junction of Ballard Rd. and Town Highway 6

A Queen Anne-style "cure cottage" built about 1896.

Douglas & Jarvis Patent Parabolic Truss Iron Bridge

Roughly bounded by W. End Blvd., Sixth, Broad, and Fourth Sts., I-40, Sunset Dr., and Peters Creek

Spanning Duck Creek at the Whitewater Canal

Extends into Florida and Savoy in Berkshire County

Built in 1936; designed by Nashville-based architectural firm Marr & Holman.

Roughly along Main St., from Merrill to Sheboygan

George F. Berry House

Now the Bookmill.

Walker Cottage

West End Historic District

Two-story 1906 Craftsman-style house with hip roof and Tudor Revival details on the outside, but a Classical interior with Art Nouveau details. George was an owner of the Globe Furniture Company.

Junction of Church and Town Sts.

Col. Jacob Lott Ludlow House

Dr. B. J. Kendall Company

Academy and High Sts.

Minertown-Oneva

A 1905, three-story, wood frame "cure cottage", built for the priest of St. Lukes Episcopal Church, later the home of Dr. Edward Welles, a pioneer in thoracic surgery, who practiced at the Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium.

About 1/4 mile south of the Upper Road/Ashfield Road junction.

Lake St.

King Philip's Hill

Fond du Lac / Pipe

Main Street Historic District

Roughly bounded by High, Academy, Anson, and Grove Sts.

Franklin County Training School-Riverside Union School

Stuart Motor Company

Singleton Family Cemetery

Jct. of WI 151 and WI W

SE jct. of Seabord RR tracks and E. Green St.

North Cherry Street Historic District

Frankfort Cemetery

Weld Town Hall

Falls Mill

U.S. Route 2 over the Missisquoi River in Highgate Falls

National Register of Historic Places listings in Forsyth County, North Carolina
Rural Hall vicinity

Hayden High School

N. Cherry St. bounded by Fourteenth, Twenty-third and Seventeenth St., Lincoln and Pittsburg Ave.

West Hickory Bridge

Thompson's Bridge

Main Building, Louisburg College

In Shelburne Falls village of Buckland.

Both sides of the Kentucky River at Bridge St.

Roughly, Park Ave. N side from Rosemont Ave. to Catherine St.

National Register of Historic Places listings in Ford County, Illinois

Old Deerfield Village Historic District

Connector Rd. between Robin Way and Pierce Rd.

Now the William/Wilhelm Reich Museum.

NY 30

Sunnyside–Central Terrace Historic District

First Congregational Church, U.C.C.

Congregational church built in 1858 by Dutch immigrants, with limestone walls, Greek Revival styling, and cemetery.

Now the Cowan Railroad Museum

Giltner-Holt House

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Built in 1899 as a summer retreat for New York Governor and United States Vice-President Levi Morton and designed by noted architect William L. Coulter.

Sprague and Peachtree Sts., NW

Forest Service Rd. 1003 in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest

A "cure cottage" built in 1898.
Chateaugay–Herdman Border Crossing

Northwestern corner of the junction of N. Franklin and E. Main Sts.

Fletcher Union Church

Woods Hill

Swanton School

County Road 95, west of Altus

southwest of Winchester on U.S. Route 64

High St.

Junction of Church and Depot Sts.

Congregation established in 1859; church constructed in the early 1870s.

East of Gupton on SR 1436

Large residential historic district with 122 contributing properties. Examples of different styles include the 1852 Greek Revival Hamilton house, the 1875 Second Empire Pierron house, the 1880 Italianate Huber house, the 1885 Gothic Revival Simmons house, the 1890 Queen Anne Boyle house, the c1900 Craftsman Longua house, the 1902 Mediterranean Revival Lyons house, the 1920 Georgian Revival Snow house, the 1927 Colonial Revival Gerhard house, and the 1931 Tudor Revival Kraut house.

Goodspeed Memorial Library

Leestown Pike

Nebraska Highway 10 over the Republican River, 1 mile south of Franklin

Northwest of Montgomery over the Trout River

NY 374

east of Frankfort on Versailles Rd.

MA 2 between South and Harmont Sts.

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Louisburg Historic District

Missisquoi River Bridge

Sunnyside-Central Terrace Historic District
Winston-Salem City Hall

Contemporary Style 2-story school clad in limestone, designed by Frank & Sylvester Stepnoski of Fond du Lac and built in 1949.
Large residential district including the 1853 Greek Revival Walcott house, the 1866 Italianate Akin house, the 1875 Second Empire Manville house, the 1886 Queen Anne Mead house, the 1909 Craftsman Higby house, the 1913 Georgian Revival Strauss house, the 1912 Colonial Revival Higby house, the 1921 Dutch Colonial Revival Faustman house, and the 1930 Tudor Revival Griffith house.

John Jacob Schaub House

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Porter-Bell-Brackley Estate

State-owned and opened to the public as of 2016 .

A 1915 bungalow designed by Scopes and Feustmann as a "cure cottage".

E. and W. Main Sts., 12 and 23 Avery Brook, 8 Taylor Brook, 1-51 Bray, Colrain Stage, 3-16 Ledges, and 15-48 South Rds.

Built in 1852, in association with the development of the Northern Railroad.

Address Restricted; also 821 NC 561

Cape St. George Lighthouse

Missouri-Pacific Depot-Ozark

Person-McGhee Farm

The older buildings of Ripon College, including the Greek Revival/Italianate East Hall, built 1851-1863 , the 1865 Romanesque Revival First Congregational Church, the 1930 Neoclassical Lane Library, and the 1940 Georgian Revival Merriman house.

Cedar Grove Bridge

Part of Fond du Lac's old downtown, including the 1852 Greek Revival Schmidt Sample Room, where Carrie Nation smashed a whiskey bottle with her hatchet in 1902, the 1876 Italianate Radford-Reinig block, and the 1925 Classical Revival/Beaux Arts Fischer Theater.

South of Swanton over the Missisquoi River

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Wachovia Building

Frankfort Barracks District

Historic Deerfield

St. Joseph's School

Additional documentation approved : 831 Crawford Ln., Belvidere vicinity

Nordica Homestead

Off VT 104 over Mill Brook

Southwest of Winchester off U.S. Route 64

National Register of Historic Places listings in Forest County, Pennsylvania

Vine Hill

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National Register of Historic Places listings in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin

Fort Hill, a Civil War fort

Malone vicinity

Nomination form: https://web.archive.org/web/20150507164916/http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/77001271.pdf

Saranac Lake architect William Distin's private lodge for family and friends, built in 1939 and well-preserved

SW of Bunn on SR 1720

Rossville Rd.

Tygert St. and Spaulding Ave., generally bounded by Scott St. and E. Lane St.

Gooch House

A boarding "cure cottage" built in 1890.

Town road over the Trout River

West of Colrain on Lyonsville Rd.

Pennsylvania Route 127 over the Allegheny River at West Hickory

Old Salem Historic District, North Carolina

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A 1932 Strathmore model Sears kit house

Oldenburg and Ray Township

south of Montgomery over West Hill Brook

Park St.

Ames Cottage

Fairfax Covered Bridge

Greenacre

A 1906 Queen Anne-style "cure cottage".

Bounded by New, Shelby, and Coke Sts., and Woodland Ave.

Saint John the Baptist Church

A Queen Anne style "cure cottage" built about 1906.

Peony nursery and display garden established by Wilbur Sisson around 1920, with a fieldstone windmill built by Jesse Phillips. Now rehabilitated by the Rosendale Historical Society.
Marcellus Pedrick House

Amherst, Montague, Depot, and Shutesbury Rds.

Moved to its present location from 734 Oak St. in 1974.

Now a garage.

U.S Inspection Station–Chateaugay, New York

Southwestern corner of Market Street and Avenue F

Greek Revival church built in 1857 by the Baptist congregation. Sold to the local American Legion post in 1932. Now the oldest remaining church building in Ripon.

Built about 1900 as part of a tuberculosis curing facility; it is now used as a town hall.
A 1916 "cure cottage".

Bethabara Historic District

Louisburg College

Kentucky Governor's Mansion

Roughly bounded by Allen Lane, Main and Cedar Sts., Franklin, Elm, and King St.

Whitewater_Canal#The_Whitewater_Canal_today

Misspelled "Nopkins" in the National Register

A largely intact American Craftsman "cure cottage" built about 1900.

Off VT 118 spanning the Trout River
Fuller Bridge Rd. over Black Falls Brook at Montgomery Village

A Colonial Revival "cure cottage" with Craftsman-style touches, built between 1915 and 1925.
A 1902 commercial building with apartments built with "cure porches", it originally housed Henry P. Leis pianos and a pharmacy on its first floor.

Berry Mansion

An early Adirondack Great Camp built by New York Herald Tribune publisher Whitelaw Reid.
A stone gristmill built in 1853.

State Route 16 approximately 4.5 miles southwest of its junction with State Route 27
Along the Kennebec River, through Wayman and Flagstaff lakes along the Dead River and Chain of Ponds to Quebec

southwest of Jett on Hanley Lane

Old Danielson Pike, U.S. Route 6, Maple Rock and Rams Trail Rds.

Now a museum.

Depot of the CNW, designed by Charles Sumner Frost in Richardsonian Romanesque style and built in 1891. Served as a depot until the 1970s.

North Leverett, Chestnut Hill, Cave Hill, Jackson Hill, Hemenway & Dickinson Rds.

Southeast of Farmington on U.S. Route 2

Clovis-era paleo-indian site

Roughly bounded by Broad and Marshall Sts., Holly Ave. and Business I-40
Richard J. Reynolds High School

A Queen Anne style "cure cottage" built before 1917.

Brookville and Brookville, Laurel, and Metamora Townships

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The 1933 cedar log structure was built by a CCC camp to protect the spring, which was their water supply. Water from the spring has special significance to the Potawatomi.

This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Maine.This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Franklin County, Maine, United States. Latitude and longitude coordinates are provided for many National Register properties and districts; these locations may be seen together in a map.There are 43 properties and districts listed on the National Register in the county.

Feustmann Cottage

Now known as Pratt Hall.

A boardinghouse-style "cure cottage" built about 1907.
A "cure cottage" built between 1905 and 1910.

Ripon College
N4042 Amity Rd.

Boston Post Rd.

Fort Hill

Rustic-styled buildings built by CCCs and WPA starting in 1936.

Chatham Manufacturing Company-Western Electric Company

Frank Hutchins House

Georgia Shore Rd.

Bounded by the east and west forks of the Whitewater River and State Road 101

southeast of Frankfort off U.S. Route 60
South of Frankfort on Johnson Rd.

A large, castellated, stone and brick armory built in 1892, designed by state architect Isaac G. Perry.

George T. Stagg Distillery

An intact "cure cottage" built in 1890.

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Roughly along S. Main St.from Old Amherst Rd. to French's Ferry Rd.

Small residential neighborhood just SW of downtown, including the 1856 Brown Octagon house, the 1867 early Italianate Pierce house, the 1885 late Italianate Treleven house, the 1904 Queen Anne-styled Mieklejohn house, and the 1910 Craftsman Karstens house.

Old German Baptist Brethern Church

Charles S. Morehead House

Approx. 80 meters S of Spring Pond Rd.

S of Belvidere off U.S. 64

High and Perham Sts.

Old Village Rd., 72 Old Village Rd.

Public Sq.

Old Bernardston Road

National Forest Rd. 2181

A "cure cottage" built about 1910.

SR 1224, 0.3 miles N of jct. with NC 56

Northeast of Vienna off SR 1455

Now the Wilton Farm and Home Museum.

A 1909 Scopes and Feustmann-designed "cure cottage".
A "cure cottage" built about 1930.

Main Poland Rd. over the South River

Canal St.
Main and Pleasant Sts.