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1105 Hampden Street

1 pp 1885

Three-story wood frame house with a tower, bay windows, and Gothic details. There are several young trees in the yard. A girl is standing among the trees.

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Three story shingle house with a square turret and climbing vines on the porch. Two men and five women stand in front. There is an outbuilding behind the house and a utility pole and a hitching post in the foreground.

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1329 Northampton Street, Henry Tuttle Family house

1 pp 1885

Three-story clapboard house with central chimney, outbuildings, and orchards, built circa 1780. Later became the home of William S. Loomis. A long picket fence borders the property. Another view of this residence is in image wp_210 of the Milan P. Warner Photograph Collection.

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1329 Northampton Street, Henry Tuttle family house

1 pp 1885

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141 Locust Street

1 pp 1890

Four story Shingle Style house in winter. A half-round tower with an open third story is integrated into the porch. There is a large carriage house behind the house. The house was built in 1890 by Holyoke real estate developer Oren D. Allyn, who resided here from 1894 until his death in 1929. In 1927 the address was changed from 281-283 Locust Street to 141 Locust.

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161 Lincoln Street

1 pp 1885

Three story house with decorative shingles, wrap-around porch, and a second-story window greenhouse. Four other completed houses are visible in the background, as well as one under construction.

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1615 Northampton Street

1 pp 1896

Three story clapboard house with front porch, side entry, and a barn. A young girl wearing a hat is standing against the house. A hillside with crops and an orchard are behind the house. Another large house is visible in the distance. This residience was later purchased by Patrick Cray, owner of a successful Holyoke bottling company.

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171 Pearl Street with family

1 pp 1885

Queen Anne clapboard house with wrap-around porch in a residential neighborhood. A woman stands in first floor window. A man stands in yard next to bench where a small girl with baby carriage and older boy sit. The man and the boy wear straw hats. Address later changed to 171 Pearl Street.

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222 Pine Street

1 pp 1890

Two-and-a-half story Queen Anne Revival house with front porch and decorative vergeboards. A neighboring house has similar detail and a square tower. A wooden fence lines the street. There is a fire hydrant in front of the house.

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242 Oak Street, corner of Cabot Street

1 pp 1895

Large three-story Queen Anne shingle and clapboard house with porches and a balcony, where women sit reading. A man and a women stand in the yard, and another man stands by the curb in front of a horse and carriage. A girl sits on a railing on the side porch with a dog in her lap. A watering can, lawn mower, and hose are visible. A carriage house and clotheslines are to the right. The Second Baptist Church is visible in the background. In the 1890s, the home was owned by Charles H. Richards and occupied by him, his wife Ettie, and extended family members (Harlow and Brierley). In 1900, Mrs. Elizabeth Towne purchased the home to use as her residence and the publishing headquarters of her magazine, The Nautilus.The house burned in 1910 and Towne rebuilt on the same lot.

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275 Linden Street, corner of Cabot

1 pp 1891

Three-story brick and stone house with wrap-around porch. This 16-room mansion was built for George Tyner, an envelope manufacturer, in 1891. In 1900, it became the home of paper manufacturer Charles C. Jenks. The house was later renumbered to 223 Linden.

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283 Linden Street

1 pp 1890

Three-story Shingle Style house with hipped roof and crossed gables.

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