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Resource Register National Preservation Historic for Village / No. Address # Street Name Historic Name Common Name Date Style Historical District Areas Area District Register MRA Restriction SR NR District FRHC Listing C/NC Demolished Neighborhood Architect/Builder COMMENTS 932 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Smokestack Sagamore Manufacturing Company c 1881 FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1847 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Storehouse #3 Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1848 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Storehouse #5 Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1849 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Storehouse #1 Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1850 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Mill #1 Sagamore Manufacturing Company 1872 Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Dyer, D. H. 1851 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Breaker House Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1852 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Engine House Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1853 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Boiler House Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1854 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Mill #3 Sagamore Manufacturing Company 1907 Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1855 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Engine House Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1856 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Boiler House Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1857 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Storehouse Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1858 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Freight Loading Dock Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1859 Ace St. Sagamore Mills ‐ Garage Sagamore Manufacturing Company Not Researched FLR.AF: Sagamore Mills No. 1 & 3 FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Closed 2/18/1996, "Auxiliary" field associated w/ Quonset Naval Air Station and was once home to a few Massachusetts Air National Guard 320 Airport Rd. Rotating Beacon Tower Fall River Municipal Airport c 1946 Tower 09/15/15 helicopters. 1736 57 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple‐Decker Miranda, John P. Triple Decker c 1916 Colonial Revival; Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1 65 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple‐Deckers Brown, Ellen D. Triple Decker c 1916 Colonial Revival; Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1737 73 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple‐Decker Brown, Ellen D. Triple Decker c 1916 Colonial Revival; Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1738 77 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple‐Decker Pereira, Manuel L. Triple Decker c 1916 Colonial Revival; Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1739 87 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple‐Decker Pereira, Manuel L. Triple Decker c 1916 Colonial Revival; Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 577 53‐87 Albion St. Boguslavsky Triple Decker Miranda, John P. Triple Decker c 1916 Triple‐decker FLR.S: Boguslavsky Triple Deckers FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 469 Alden St. Fall River Merino Mills International Piano Manufacturing c 1876 937 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Smokestack 1890 FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR 1787 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Mill #1 1872 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village Dyer, D. H. 1788 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Mill #2 1909 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1789 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Picker House 1883 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1790 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Boiler House 1872 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1791 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Engine House 1909 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1792 Alden St. Flint Mills ‐ Business Office 1909 Not Researched FLR.V: Flint Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1902 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Main Mill 1890 Not Researched FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1903 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Engine House 1890 Not Researched FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1904 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Garage 1890 Not Researched FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1905 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Waste House 1890 Not Researched FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 1906 Alden St. Cornell Mills ‐ Storehouse 1890 Not Researched FLR.T: Cornell Mills FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Flint Village 909 Almond St. Almond Street Bridge Plate Girder 947 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Fuel Oil Storage tank c 1933 FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works 1996 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Engine Room Building c 1905 Victorian Eclectic FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works Fall River Gas Works Coal Gas Purifier 1997 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Office ‐ Storage Building Building c 1888 No Style FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works 1998 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Coal House Fall River Iron Works Coal Gas Facility c 1877 No Style FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works 1999 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Concrete Block Garage r 1965 No Style FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works Fall River Gas Works concrete Block Utility 2000 45 Anawan St. Building r 1965 No Style FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works 2001 45 Anawan St. Fall River Gas Works Corrugated Utility Building r 1965 No Style FLR.AY: Fall River Gas Works FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 477 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Metacomet Mill American Print Works ‐ Mill #6 c 1847 No style Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 1746 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Mill #7 c 1906 Not Researched Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 1747 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Storehouse c 1880 Not Researched Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 1748 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Storehouse r 1890 Not Researched Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 1749 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Storehouse r 1900 Not Researched Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR American Printing Company ‐ Business FLR.J: American Printing ‐ Metacomet 1751 192 Anawan St. American Printing Company ‐ Metacomet Bank Office r 1845 Greek Revival Mill FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 SR Classical Revival; Renaissance 2 403 Anawan St. Y.M.I.A.C.T.A.B.S. Building Catholic Youth Organization Building c 1895 Revival; Victorian Gothic Eligible Farnham, Charles Eligible, More information needed. Borden and Remington Chemical and Dye 2002 105‐115 Anawan St. Company c 1892 No style Eligible 476 Anawan St. Fall River Iron Works c 1898 Not Researched Henry, William T. Anawan St. Borden & Remington Manufacturing 1893 585 323 Anthony St. Letourneau, Alfred School c 1924 Colonial Revival 11/16/15 DEMOLISHED Destremps, Louis G. Still hayed but no longer intensively Baldwin St. St. Vincent's Field Agriculture 07/21/15 farmed. Important as wildlife corridor. Baldwin St. St. Vincent's Orphanage 07/21/15 Was the site of the first village in Fall Baldwin St. ‐ Highland Ave. Steep Brook 07/21/15 River. 3 72 Bank St. Bank Street Armory Massachusetts National Guard Armory 1895 Romanesque Revival FLR.B: Downtown Fall River FLR.AS 2/16/1983 2/16/1983 9/12/2014 SR 251 Bank St. Willard‐Dwelly House c 1845 Greek Revival 491 259 Bank St. Lincoln, Jonathan T. House c 1845 Gothic Revival FLR.I: Lower Highlands FLR.AS 1/10/1984 1/10/1984 SR 492 270 Bank St. Smith, Iram House c 1850 Greek Revival FLR.I: Lower Highlands FLR.AS 1/10/1984 1/10/1984 SR 493 275 Bank St. c 1850 Greek Revival FLR.I: Lower Highlands FLR.AS 1/10/1984 1/10/1984 SR 494 284 Bank St. c 1830 Federal FLR.I: Lower Highlands FLR.AS 1/10/1984 1/10/1984 SR DEMOLISHED 1464 289 Bank St.
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