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James Rockwell Mears Home
1870
Exterior view from street of the 420 N. Carroll Street home of J.R. Mears, built in 1870. The Italianate-style house is on the corner of W. Gilman and N. Carroll Streets.
William F. Vilas House
Exterior view of the William F. Vilas house,at 12 East Gilman Street.
The Sloan-Ogilvie House
Exterior view across lawn of the Italianate house at 234 Langdon Street. The house was built in 1875 and had numerous additions and remodeling jobs.
Lakewood-Curtiss House
View across street towards the Lakewood-Curtiss House at 82 Cambridge Road.
John C. Spooner Home
Exterior view of the home of John C. Spooner. The house is a Queen Anne style at the corner of Langdon and Henry Streets. The address was possibly 619 Henry, later replaced by the Spooner Apartment...
