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Town/Address /Location Name Brief Description Designation (Date)
Brunswick, 63 Federal Street
Harriet Beecher Stowe
House
c. 1807 house in which
Harriet Beecher Stowe
resided from 1850 to
1852 and wrote Uncle
Tom’s Cabin
National Historic Landmark
(1966); also part of Federal
Street Historic District
Author/Date of
Documentation
Polly Rettig, Landmark
Review Project (1976),
and J. Walter Coleman
(1961)
Brunswick, 75 Federal Street Parker Cleaveland House 1805–1806 Federal-style
house owned by Bowdoin
College professor who is
nationally significant in
contributions to study of
mineralogy
Brunswick, 256 Maine Street Henry Boody House 1849 three-story woodframe
Gothic Revival
cottage
National Historic Landmark
(2000); also part of Federal
Street Historic District
Individually listed in the
NRHP (1975); also part of
the Federal Street Historic
District
Dr. Joanne Kleussendorf,
University of Illinois, and
Kirk Mohney, MHPC
(2000)
Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr.,
MHPC (1974)
Brunswick, south side of Bath
Road
Massachusetts Hall
c. 1802 three-story brick
structure that has been
extensively altered on the
interior but is relatively
intact on the exterior
Individually listed in the
NRHP (1971); also part of
Federal Street Historic
District
John Briggs, Maine State
Parks and Recreation
Commission (1970)
Table 2.4-2. Previously Inventoried Historic Properties
Town/Address /Location Name Brief Description Designation (Date)
Topsham and Brunswick Route
201 spanning the Androscoggin
River
Frank J. Wood Bridge
(Bridge #2016)
1932 Warren metal truss
bridge
Topsham, 15 Summer Street No name provided Federal house with
Queen Anne and
Italianate elements; new
section underneath
Topsham, 17 Summer Street No name provided Small wood Federal cape
with central chimney and
entrance
Topsham, 19 Summer Street No name provided 2½-story side-gable
Federal house with
Italianate elements
Topsham, 19 Summer Street
(rear)
No name provided
Front-gable wood barn
converted to housing;
full-width two-story porch
on front
NRHP-eligible as a
contributing structure to an
eligible industrial district in
the area (district extent not
identified)
Inventoried on MHPC
Historic Building/Structure
Survey Form; NRHP
eligibility marked “not
determined”
Inventoried on MHPC
Historic Building/Structure
Survey Form; NRHP
eligibility marked “not
determined”
Inventoried on MHPC
Historic Building/Structure
Survey Form; NRHP
eligibility marked “not
determined”
Inventoried on MHPC
Historic Building/Structure
Survey Form; NRHP
eligibility marked “not
determined”
Author/Date of
Documentation
A.G. Lichtenstein and
Associates (1999)
Redlon & Roberts (1991)
Redlon & Roberts (1991)
Redlon & Roberts (1991)
Redlon & Roberts (1991)
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