- Common District (Wakefield, Massachusetts)
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Common District
Wakefield Common
Location: Wakefield, Massachusetts Coordinates: 42°30′23″N 71°4′23″W / 42.50639°N 71.07306°WCoordinates: 42°30′23″N 71°4′23″W / 42.50639°N 71.07306°W Architect: Multiple Architectural style: Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals, Late Victorian Governing body: U.S. POSTAL SERVICE MPS: Wakefield MRA NRHP Reference#: 89000754
[1]Added to NRHP: March 2, 1990 Common District is a historic district between Lake Quannapowitt, Main Street, Common Street, Church Street, and Lake Avenue in Wakefield, Massachusetts.
The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990.[1]
References
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2008-04-15. http://nrhp.focus.nps.gov/natreg/docs/All_Data.html.
Wakefield, Massachusetts Incorporated in 1812 • Based in Middlesex County in Massachusetts • Population 24,932 General Information
Wakefield • History (Crimes, Massacre) • Geography • Climate (4 day weather) • Demographics (2000 Census, 2007/2008) • Government • Education • Neighborhoods • Transportation • Media • Points of Interest • Annual events • Sports (Item sports reports) • Notable residents • Suggested readingInstitutions Camp Curtis Guild • Center for Applied Special Technology • Daily Item • Daily Times Chronicle • Greenwood (MBTA station) • Hockey East (headquartered in Wakefield) • MBTA routes • Nazareth Academy • Our Lady of Nazareth Academy • Paul K. Guillow, Inc. • Wakefield (MBTA station) • Wakefield High School (WHS) • WCAT-TV, Wakefield Local AccessAttractions Notable Residents Lucius Beebe • Scott Brown • Carleton S. Coon • David Dellinger • Israel Horovitz • Mark Kumpel • Dave Lapham • John Lilley • A. David Mazzone • Marcia Pankratz • Jimmy Pedro • Buffy Saint Marie • Louis Sullivan • Richard Tisei • John Anthony VolpeNatl. Hist. Places (Houses) 18A & 20 Aborn St. • 6 Adams St. • 380 Albion St. • Avon St. (23, 25) • 5 Bennett St. • Chestnut St. (15, 21, 95) • 39 Converse St. • 28 Cordis St. • 40 Crescent St. • 26 Francis Av. • 118 Greenwood St. • 20 Hancock Rd. • 42 Hopkins St. • 15 Lawrence Av. • Lawrence St. (20, 23) • 556 Lowell St. • Main St. (190, 196) • 1 Morrison Av. • Morrison Rd. (20, 32) • 2 Nichols St. • 509 North Av. • 52 Oak St. • Park St. (8, 18) • 22 Parker Rd. • Prospect St. (88, 90) • Salem St. (7, 19–21, 38, 113) • Sheffield Rd. (13, 30) • 54 Spring St. • 193 Vernon St. • 12 W. Water St. • Wave Av. (11, 15) • 9 White Av. • 28 Wiley St. • 1 Woodcrest Dr.Natl. Hist. Places (Buildings) Beacon Street Tomb • Beebe Homestead • E. Boardman House • Elizabeth Boit House • 35–37 Richardson Av. • 38–48 Richardson Av. • Center Depot • Church-Lafayette Sts. Hist. Dist. • Common District • Cowdry Houses (Jonas, Nathaniel) • Emerson-Franklin Poole House • Flanley's Block • Captain Goodwin-James Custis House • Samuel Gould House • Green House • Capt. William Green House • Deacon Daniel Green House • Greenwood Union Church • Item Building • Dr. Charles Jordan House • Deacon Thomas Kendall House • Lakeside Cemetery Chapel • Lynnwood • Massachusetts State Armory • Dr. S. O. Richardson House • Dr. Thomas Simpson House • South Reading Academy • St. Joseph's School • William Stimpson House • Daniel Sweetser House • Michael Sweetser House • Temple Israel Cemetery • D. Horace Tilton House • Main Post Office • Wakefield Park • Wakefield Trust Company • Wakefield Upper Depot • H.M. Warren School • West Ward School • Suell Winn House • Charles Winship House • Woodville School • Woodward Homestead • Yale Avenue Historic DistrictNeighboring Towns 
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