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c.1828
Built for Aaron and Josiah Hayward, Bricklayers

Built for William G. Cochrane, manufacturer in 1909

Built for
John F. Wells
Railroad Carpenter
and his wife
Maria L. Weeks
in 1876

Built as a
Double House by
David Lord
Housewright
1806

Built for Frances E. Rae + Maria E. Dexter circa 1873

Built in 1787 for Robert Wallis, cabinet maker. Later was home of William Knight, Cordwainer, Joseph N. Smith, Cordwainer, Alice (Poor) Ross, widow, William Phelps Jr., joiner, and Michael Little, laborer.

Harrison O. Flint
Shoe Dealer
and his wife
Mary A. Leighton
Built c. 1867

Built for Edward Payson, cashier and his wife Amelia in 1845

Built for
Susan B. Moulton
Widow of Nelson H. Moulton
&
Lulu E. Moulton
Music Teacher
c. 1894

Built for
John C. Burbeck
Soap and Candle Mfr.
Peabody
and his wife
Clarissa McIntyre Burbeck
1869

In lieu of a house history

John Dunckley, blacksmith, c. 1802

Samuel Buffum
Glazier
And his Wife Lucretia Buffum
Built c. 1766

Built for
Ezra Woodbury
Carpenter
& his wife Mary Knight
1877

John Huse House
Built c. 1842
for John Huse, currier
and Lydia Dale Huse, wife

Built for Margaret Ellison Bray - Widow c. 1808

Built for
Margaret Ellison Bray
c. 1809
Remodeled in 1831

Built for or by John N. Crowe
Ladder and chair salesman
c. 1911

Built by
David Land,
contractor
1915
Architect: A. Rosenstein
Replaced homes burned in the
Great Salem Fire of 1914

Construit par
David Land
Entrepreneur
1915
Architecte: A. Rosenstein
Remplacé les maisons brûlées dans le
Great Salem…

Built for
Ann McMahon
Widow
of County Clare Ireland
1884

Built for James Braden, currier and tanner

Built for William Shepard Gray, cashier of the Essex Bank

Built for
James B. Bott
c. 1800
Home of
Nathaniel Hawthorne
1846-1847

The William Pike House. Built for Samuel Ferguson, painter, by 1831

Built for
Reuben W. Ropes
and wife
Grace Tuttle
1895

Built for Henry P. Hood, trader, by 1840

Built by Benjamin Crombie, housewright by 1800

Reverend James Conway, 1848 (pastor, st. Mary’s Church)

Built for
Thomas Ruee
Mariner
and his wife
Susanna Becket
c.1784

Built for Leonard Harrington, leather dealer, 1871

Built for James C. Stimpson, tanner, c. 1850

Built as a
medical office for
Dr. John G. Treadwell
in 1852
Remodeled for
J. F. Appleton
in 1893

Built in 1805 for the Merchants B. Herbert Hathorne and W. Shepard Gray

Built for
Henry Chew
A free man of color
Mariner
c. 1834

Built for
John Waters
Carpenter & Mariner
And wife
Mary Felt
1850

Built 1906 for Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson (plaque has more wording than this)

Cornelius McGee House

Built 1870
for Cornelius McGee,
currier,
and his wife
Alice Quinn McGee

Built for
Leo F. Shapley
Grocer and co-owner of Shapley & Sinclair
and his wife, Christie Reid
c. 1895

Built for
Frances Tabour
Wife of
William Tabour
Cigar Manufacturer
c. 1880

Built by
James Fanning
Carpenter and Builder
1890

Built for
James A. Gillis
Counsellor
by 1894

Built for John H. and Joseph M. Parsons, masons and stucco workers

Peter Lassen, mariner
and his wife
Hannah Hitchings
Built by 1879

Home of Salem's First Black Police Officer
Robert Freeman III
1888-1906

Built for William Nichols, mariner 1838. Rebuilt c. 1885 for Asahel Quimby, railroad Engineer

Built for Edmund P. Balcomb, carpenter, and Louisa Balcomb 1889

Built for John Ellison, mariner in 1779

Built by
Jesse S. Punchard
Painter and glazier
and Rebecca Lewis, Wife
1838

Built 1912
for Joseph L. Simon, real estate
and Nellie Simon

22 Becket Street
Built 1801
by James Stocker, Widower
Housewright

22R (22 1/2) Becket Street
Built 1870
by Michael McNulty
Gum copal worker
and his wife, Margaret

Built for
Perry Collier
Real Estate Broker
1886

Built 1889
by Nathaniel Gardner Symonds, treasurer of the Salem and South Danvers Oil Company, and his wife, Harriett Fillebrown Symonds.

Built for Lydia Griffin & Captain Nathanial Griffin, Treas. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills, 1858

Built 1886 for John H. Davis, junk dealer

John J. Stanwood
Cigar Maker and Tobacconist,
and Emily G. Stanwood
Built circa 1851

Probably built by Peter Woodbury, housewright, 1801 or after

John Charles Howard
Ship Chandler
and his wife
Priscilla Cheever
Built c. 1850

Louis Alfred Ouellette
Streetcar Foreman
and his wife
Marie M Boucher
Built in 1910

Built for
Benjamin Webb
Yeoman and Innholder
c. 1801-1807

Built for
Susan S. Noble
Wife of Edward H. Noble
Clerk
c. 1885

Built in 1799 for
William Peele,
cooper
and his wife
Elizabeth Becket
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